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Troubleshooting Guide

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Before contacting service personnel, please check possible problems and solutions below:

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No power

Power supply disconnected
Bad connection between power 
plug and receptacle
Power of receptacle switched off

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3.

Connect to power supply
Plug again or replace receptacle 
with new one
Switch on receptacle

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3.

No sound

Incorrect input connection
Disc is deformed or dirty
System is in mute status

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2.
3.

Connect inputs properly
Clean of fi x disc
Press “MUTE” button

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2.
3.

No picture

Incorrect signal connection
Incorrect TV status
TV system out mode is 
Progressive, but your TV system 
is Interlace mode

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2.
3.

Connect the inputs correctly
Re-adjust TV/AV status
Press PS/IS to angle or mode

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2.
3.

No color

Wrong TV system selection
Improper color adjustment
Incorrect video output

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2.
3.

Set up system by pressing 
“SYSTEM” button on remote control
Readjust color
Check for correct video output 
settings

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3.

Disc cannot be played

No disc in drive
Disc placed incorrectly
Moisture condensed in unit
Not in playing status
Wrong disc format
Disc dirty

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6.

Insert disc
Put disc on disc tray properly with 
label side up
Leave unit on for about an hour 
(without disc) before using again
Press “PLAY” button to switch 
playing status
Please with supported disc format
Clean disc with soft cloth from 
center to edge

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6.

Remote control malfunction

Remote control not directed at 
sensor
Receiving distance is more than 8 
meters
Low voltage in remote control 
batteries
Outside obstacle between unit and 
remote control

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2.

3.

4.

Direct remote control at sensor
Reduce receiving distance
Replace batteries
Remove obstacle

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4.

Sudden malfunction

Bad disc quality
Button was pressed mistakenly
Outside static

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2.
3.

Wait 5-10 seconds, playback will be 
restored
Turn off and restart unit
Shut off for 1-2 minutes and restart 
unit

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3.

Picture dividing

Selected system is incompatible 
with disc

1.

Set up correct system

1.

External signals cannot be recorded

Incorrect system connection
No disc or re-recordable disc
Disc has been fi nished
No free disc space

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4.

Connect properly
Insert recordable disc
Change disc
Change disc

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4.

No monitor signal

Input source not prepared
Incorrect video output system
Actual input source not consistent 
with selected

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3.

Prepare input source
Switch video output system
Select proper input source

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2.
3.

Timer recording cannot be done

Disc does not meet requirements
Wrong time setting
Input source does not work 
properly during recording time
System power failure

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4.

Replace with new disc
Set up time again
Ensure input source works correctly 
during recording time
Set system to standby

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4.

Recording aborted halfway

There is no free disc space
Bad disc quality

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2.

Replace with blank disc
Replace with high quality disc

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Summary of Contents for DRA-01601A

Page 1: ...B Hard Disc Drive DRA 01601A 20070406 User s Manual Questions Need some help This manual should help you understand your new product If you still have questions call our toll free customer service num...

Page 2: ...heavy objects on the unit CAUTION The unit employs a laser system To prevent direct exposure to the laser radiation do not attempt to open the cabinet Visible laser may radiate when the cabinet is op...

Page 3: ...of Controls 4 Remote Control 6 System Connections 8 System Setup 14 Source List 22 Recording 22 Copying from HDD to DVD 24 Playback 24 Editing 25 File Manager 28 USB and SD 29 YesDVD 30 Troubleshootin...

Page 4: ...on SOURCE button press to select the video input source REC button press to record PREVIOUS button CH button press to decrease channels NEXT button press to move to the next DVD chapter STANDBY button...

Page 5: ...onnect your S video cable from your other A V equipment to the S video input Analog Audio Input Right Left Channels Connect from your other A V equipment to the analog audio input 5 1 CH Audio Output...

Page 6: ...n press to open or close the disc tray Number pads VOL button press to increase volume STOP button 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 VOL button press to decrease volume...

Page 7: ...s Do not drop the remote control or leave it in places with high humidity Do not leave the IR remote sensor exposed to direct sunlight or bright light Do not mix old and new batteries should they need...

Page 8: ...er input on the back panel of your DVD Recorder 13 CONNECTING AN ANALOG SIGNAL FROM CABLE WITHOUT USING A CABLE BOX If you want to scan basic cable TV channels you must bypass the cable box See ATV Au...

Page 9: ...several and communication between the AV source and AV device such as digital television Using an HDMI cable not included connect the HDMI cable from the TV to the HD Media Output 2 on the rear panel...

Page 10: ...ct the other ends to the corresponding inputs on your TV CONNECTING ANALOG AUDIO OUTPUT TO YOUR TV Insert the red and white audio cables into the red and white analog audio output 15 on the rear panel...

Page 11: ...d of the S video cable to the corresponding input on your TV S VIDEO INPUT Using the S video cable coming from your AV equipment ie set top box cable box satellite box VCR etc connect the other end of...

Page 12: ...UDIO FROM THE DVD RECORDER TO YOUR HOME THEATRE SYSTEM There are three different ways to connect your DVD Recorder audio to your home theatre system coaxial digital audio optical digital audio and 5 1...

Page 13: ...your home theatre system FL front left FR front right SL surround left SR surround right Center and Subwoofer Connect the RCA outputs from the DVD Recorder to the corresponding inputs on your home th...

Page 14: ...to select A dialog box will appear Press OK to accept cancel to go back If you press OK another dialog box will appear Press the up arrow key and then ENTER Select either Antenna or Cable depending on...

Page 15: ...0I good resolution To exit setup press SETUP 1 2 3 4 5 a b 6 ANALOG AUDIO OUTPUT Press SETUP Press down arrow to select the Video Audio menu Press right arrow key and then down arrow to highlight Anal...

Page 16: ...UDIO LANGUAGE Press SETUP Press down arrow to select the Language menu Press right arrow key and then down arrow to highlight Audio Language Press ENTER Use the down arrow to select the desired langua...

Page 17: ...ect the ATV DTV menu Press right arrow key and then down arrow to highlight DTV Closed Caption Press ENTER A dialog box will appear This is the closed captioning display menu CC Display press the righ...

Page 18: ...ntal Control Press ENTER A dialog box will appear Enter the password 3 3 0 8 using the number pads and select ok V chip Setting USA TV Content Ratings use the right arrow to block or view certain TV r...

Page 19: ...arrow to highlight YesDVD Press ENTER A dialog box will appear YesDVD Use the down arrow to select on or off and ENTER to select The default is on Music Video Use the down arrow to select on or off a...

Page 20: ...el to go back To exit setup press SETUP 1 2 3 4 5 6 ERASE OPTICAL DISK Press SETUP Press down arrow to select the Hard Optical Disk menu Press right arrow key and then down arrow to highlight Erase Op...

Page 21: ...down arrows to select the desired month and the right arrow to select Use the up and down arrows to select the desired date and the right arrow to select Use the up and down arrows to select the desi...

Page 22: ...THE HDD USING THE REC BUTTON Select the source for the recording Press REC A dialog box will appear Using the right or left arrow select HDD This will immediately start recording your current source i...

Page 23: ...right arrow then up and down arrows to set the recording channel Select OK when complete If you are watching another program when the timer recording is preparing to record three minutes before the st...

Page 24: ...al copies this may take some time 1 2 3 4 5 Playback OPEN CLOSE Opens or closes the disc tray PAUSE During playback press PAUSE to pause playback press repeatedly to go either forward or backward fram...

Page 25: ...ent chapter into two titles Press ENTER at the point you are watching your video clip T Elapsed this shows you how long the video clip is Rename Title Using the down arrow button ENTER to select this...

Page 26: ...c to segment To restore the deleted segment press ADD CLEAR while the segment is playing back Combine press ENTER Press ENTER again to confirm RETURN to cancel Change index picture press ENTER The pro...

Page 27: ...ked if you want create a YesDVD To create a YesDVD select yes create YesDVD disc select no to continue recording other material Overwrite disc this will prepare your disc to record over what you alrea...

Page 28: ...ENTER Using the up and down arrows select the file you would like to access Press right arrow to do one of the following Copy using up and down arrows select Copy and press ENTER Highlight the directo...

Page 29: ...t to view and press ENTER to view Press ENTER again to return to the File Manager COPY MATERIAL FROM YOUR USB SD TO HDD Insert USB SD into the appropriate slot on the DVD recorder Press FILE A dialog...

Page 30: ...ace a blank DVD R RW or DVD R RW disc in the DVD tray Select input signal source Press the REC button to start recording Select to record to DVD You may stop the recording by press the STOP button on...

Page 31: ...ton to kips 30 seconds forward or the left arrow button to replay 10 seconds backwards Notes Smart skip points which are at natural scene break points are set in the time shift mode s time shirt buffe...

Page 32: ...esDVD s website All you need is a computer with a CD DVD burner and a blank CD ROM of DVD R RW disc To obtain the BoosterPack file go to http www yesvideo com boosterpack and download the YesDVDBooste...

Page 33: ...Clean disc with soft cloth from center to edge 1 2 3 4 5 6 Remote control malfunction Remote control not directed at sensor Receiving distance is more than 8 meters Low voltage in remote control batte...

Page 34: ...features Output Composite video System NTSC PAL Video label 1 00 2Vp p 75 S video Y output level 1 0 Vp p 75 C output level 0 3 Vp p 75 Video horizontal resolution 500 lines Y S N 65dB Input Composite...

Page 35: ...y pressing the angle key Multiple languages function Some DVDs record sound ins several languages The different languages can be released according to the corresponding function menu Multiple subtitle...

Page 36: ...exico South America Caribbean Sea 5 Former USSR region India Africa including South Korea and Mongolia 6 Mainland China Title The images and music in the DVD disc are divided into several parts The bi...

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