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For service, support and warranty information, visit 

www.polaroidelectronics.com

 or in 

the US call 1-866-289-5168, in Canada call 1-866-301-7922 and in Mexico call 
01-800-400-2443.   
 
“Polaroid” is a registered trademark of Polaroid Corporation of Waltham, MA USA and 
licensed for use on the PDM-0817 to Petters Consumer Brands, LLC. 
 

Summary of Contents for PDM-0817

Page 1: ...1 8 Portable DVD Player PDM 0817 Operation Manual 20050128...

Page 2: ...operation Prevent objects and liquid from contacting the player In order to avoid the risk of electric shock and fire caused by short circuits do not insert objects into the player and do not spill l...

Page 3: ...th the driver s field of vision either in front or behind or in a place where it interferes with the driver s ability to drive the car This may lead to traffic accidents and or injury Follow the instr...

Page 4: ...tning storms Never operate the product during lightning storms as this could cause the product to malfunction Do not operate the product if there is visible damage to the product If damage occurs imme...

Page 5: ...shock or fire Run the cords so that they do not get tangled in moving parts Do not damage tighten up twist or work on the cords Do not place the cords near heat sources or put heavy objects on the co...

Page 6: ...ry place avoid direct sunlight and moisture Caution Unplug the product when not used for a long period of time Copyright Protection This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is pr...

Page 7: ...atible with DVD CD and Picture CD disks Particular Performance Multi speed fast forward fast backward and slow forward slow backward Search by Time Search for a certain track of a disk by selected tim...

Page 8: ...NAME QTY Remote Control with battery 1 Owner s Manual 1 Rechargeable Battery 1 Audio Video Cable 1 Power Adapter 1 Car Adapter 1 NOTE Accessories and their parts numbers are subject to change without...

Page 9: ...em Setup View of Side Panels View of Unit Bottom Power Supply Preparation Rechargeable Battery Notes on Discs Playback Operation System Connections Accessories View of Unit 2 7 8 10 12 13 14 17 19 20...

Page 10: ...rs output high quality stereo sound 3 TITLE button Press to display the disc title menu if the titles are coded in the disc 4 MENU button Press to enter to the disc menu 5 buttons Press the direction...

Page 11: ...n or out on the current image 12 Battery charge indicator Light turns red when the battery is in charging turns green when the battery is fully charged 13 Main unit Power indicator Light turns green w...

Page 12: ...audio source 4 VIDEO input output Jack For connecting to an external monitor or video source 5 DVD AV IN Switch Switch to AV IN to input the external AV source switch to DVD to playback the disc 6 DC...

Page 13: ...rnal Docking Station for expanded functions The Docking Station features an electrical connection interface that enables the portable DVD to effectively serve as a desktop DVD It is integrated with co...

Page 14: ...ection buttons Press to select different options 5 ENTER button Press to access playback or confirm your selection 6 SETUP button Press to enter the player s system setup 7 0 9 Number buttons Press to...

Page 15: ...STOP button Press to stop the playback Then press PLAY button to resume playback from the stopped spot Press this button twice to stop playback completely 18 PLAY button Press to begin to play 19 GOT...

Page 16: ...erty Battery Type CR2025 3V Battery Life Approximately 1 year under normal use at room temperature Caution 1 Improper use of the battery may cause overheating explosion or ignition which can result in...

Page 17: ...e the color coding when connecting audio and video cables Connecting to TV Audio Video connections Follow the drawings below to connect the DVD player to a TV s Audio Video inputs with Audio Video cab...

Page 18: ...le to connect the unit to an external AV signal source such as a DVD VCR etc After connecting switch the DVD AV IN to AV IN Connecting to Headphone Connect headphones to the headphone jack on the righ...

Page 19: ...it in a proper position for viewing Detach the battery pack when using the AC or car adapter as the power source Disconnect the player from the Car Adapter when starting the vehicle 1 Connect AC adapt...

Page 20: ...re or water Do not expose the battery to high temperatures or store in hot sunny places Maintain well ventilated conditions around the product to avoid overheating Don t put the product on a bed sofa...

Page 21: ...the battery pack with holes on the player and push the battery pack into the DVD player 4 The battery pack will click into place Charging the Battery Pack The battery pack must be attached to the DVD...

Page 22: ...consuming some power in STANDBY mode This will eventually discharge the battery Make sure the power is turned OFF and the AC or car adapter is disconnected before detaching the Battery Pack To detach...

Page 23: ...f Discs Handling Discs Cleaning When loading or removing discs do not touch their playing surfaces Hold the disk as shown at the right Fingerprints or stains on the disc may affect the quality of soun...

Page 24: ...he unit to open the disc tray cover put a disc in the disc tray with printed side facing up Close the disc cover See below 4 The player will search the disc and play it automatically 5 Adjust the volu...

Page 25: ...layback completely Then when you press button the player will play from the beginning Playback Operation During playback press STOP button once to stop playing then press PLAY button to resume normal...

Page 26: ...ck will start at the speed of 1 2 1 4 1 8 1 16 forward 1 2 1 4 1 8 1 16 backward or normal playback in sequence Press PLAY button to resume normal playback Press button to play fast forward Press it r...

Page 27: ...ess SUBT button repeatedly the mode of subtitles will cycle as follows SUBTITLE 1 N Subtitle 1 appears on the screen SUBTITLE 2 N Subtitle 2 appears on the screen SUBTITLE N Subtitle appears on the sc...

Page 28: ...ed Press GOTO button to select desired disc starting time track or title GOTO button Press buttons to move the yellow bar to the item you prefer then press ENTER button on the front panel or PLAY butt...

Page 29: ...the stopped point Press this button twice to stop playback completely During playback press button once to stop playback Then press button the player will resume playback from the stopped point Press...

Page 30: ...ollows Disc Go To Track Go To Select Track N N refers to the total track number of the disc Use 0 9 buttons on the remote control to select directly Press INFO button repeatedly for detailed informati...

Page 31: ...ve the yellow bar to then press ENTER PLAY or button on the remote control or front panel to return to the last folder or directory STOP button Press button to preview thumbnail images of the pictures...

Page 32: ...whole folder play will be stopped automatically Single plays only the current file As soon as it comes to an end play will be stopped Repeat One repeats the current file Repeat All repeats all files...

Page 33: ...on to rotate the current picture clockwise Press button to rotate the current picture anti clockwise Press button to rotate the current picture flip horizontal Press button to rotate the current pictu...

Page 34: ...s the or direction buttons on the front panel to select a sub menu to set up 4 Press the or button on the front panel to select the item that you want to set up in the sub menu The items included in t...

Page 35: ...choose the proper one Press the ENT button to confirm your selection Press the direction button to exit this item 4 Captions This item is used to turn the captions on or off during playing Press the...

Page 36: ...stereo signal Press the or button to choose the proper one Press the ENT button to confirm your selection Press the direction button to exit this item The items included in this sub menu are shown as...

Page 37: ...get different signal compression effects Press the or button to highlight this item Press the ENT or to enter the setup of this item Then the item will show as the left Press the or to choose the prop...

Page 38: ...enter the item Press the or button to adjust to desired level The default level is 00 Press the ENT button to confirm your selection 1 Audio This item is used to set the audio output language Press or...

Page 39: ...is item 2 Subtitle This item is used to set the subtitle language Press the or button to highlight this item Press the ENT or button to enter the item The available languages are English French Spanis...

Page 40: ...some large sections titles or some small sections chapters Each section is numbered these numbers are called Title number or Chapter number Title 1 Title 2 Chapter 1 Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 2 Trac...

Page 41: ...with the label side up The disc may be dirty or warped Clean or change the disc The player s region code may not be the same as the region code of DVD disc Make sure the player s region code is the s...

Page 42: ...ist consult your service center or qualified technician PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE POSSIBLE SOLUTION There is no picture The LCD may be off or not be in correct video mode Turn on the LCD and choose the c...

Page 43: ...z Audio Out Analog Audio Out Out Level 1 5V 0 2 1 0 Load 10K Video Out Video Out Out Level 1VP P 0 1 Load 75 Unbalanced Negative Power AC 100 240V 50 60Hz Power Consumption 25W Dimensions 195mmX149mmX...

Page 44: ...roidelectronics com or in the US call 1 866 289 5168 in Canada call 1 866 301 7922 and in Mexico call 01 800 400 2443 Polaroid is a registered trademark of Polaroid Corporation of Waltham MA USA and l...

Page 45: ...Portable DVD Player Docking Station ADS 1000 Operation Manual 20050324...

Page 46: ...on FCC Notice Characteristic Features Front View Rear Panel Side Panel Display Panel Remote Control Attaching Detaching Portable DVD player System Connections TV Function AV Function Troubleshooting S...

Page 47: ...in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so Refer to service manual for servicing instructions CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USE SERVI...

Page 48: ...t consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit fr...

Page 49: ...e to radio communications However there is no gruarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television receptio...

Page 50: ...the expansion possibilities of desktop DVD with the portability of a portable DVD Multiple Mode z DVD z TV z External Audio Video mode AV Input AV Output A V input and output extend the connections f...

Page 51: ...Press to adjust the value in the picture setup menu 8 CLOCK button Press once to display the time on the display panel In standby status the time is still displayed on the panel Press it again to set...

Page 52: ...ers etc 3 VIDEO OUT jack Output the video signal to external equipment such as monitors etc 4 AUDIO IN jack Connected to external audio signal source 5 VIDEO input jack Connected to external video sig...

Page 53: ...9 Display Panel Display Panel Drawing 1 AM time indicator 2 PM time indicator 3 Hour or character indicators 4 Minute or character indicators 5 Character indicators...

Page 54: ...e control works best at a distance less than 7m and at an angle of up to 60 to the front of the unit No obstacles may stand in the way between remote control and infrared sensor The batteries normally...

Page 55: ...11 Remote Control Remote Control Drawing...

Page 56: ...bers by pressing these buttons One digit number press the number button and press the ENT button or wait 2 seconds to confirm Two digit number press the first number and input the second number in 2 s...

Page 57: ...er the player on the Docking Station and line up the 4 slots on the bottom of the player with the 4 fixing hooks on the Docking Station Step2 Press the portable DVD player down gently with two hands a...

Page 58: ...s of a portable DVD player with Docking Station After connecting with external AV source by AV jacks please turn on the power of the unit and press the SOURCE button on the front panel to shift to AV1...

Page 59: ...can be connected to a TV antenna to receive TV programs Connections should be made as follows After connecting the antenna turn on the power of the Docking Station press the SOURCE button on the fron...

Page 60: ...adapter supplied 1 Connect the AC adapter to jack marked with DC 9 5V IN on the rear panel of the unit 2 Plug the two prong end of the power cord to the grounded electrical socket 3 When not using the...

Page 61: ...p menu and screen display as shown Use the buttons to select the item you want to set Brightness Contrast Color Use the buttons to adjust you can adjust the items between 0 and 20 Use the buttons to s...

Page 62: ...ATV input mode you can select channels from 2 to 125 in ANT input mode you can select channels from 2 to 69 Blue Screen This function is only available in no signal input mode Use the button to turn t...

Page 63: ...Press the SET button on the remote control to enter Timer setup menu the screen will display as below Use the buttons to select the item you want to set Use the buttons to enter the item and to selec...

Page 64: ...shift between am and pm When the playback of the signal source is over the player will enter standby mode Signal Use the direction buttons to select CATV ANT Channel Use number buttons to input the d...

Page 65: ...u want to set Brightness Contrast Color Use the buttons to adjust the items between 0 and 20 Use the buttons to select the Language press the buttons to select English French or Spanish Select Reset t...

Page 66: ...roperly connected with the Docking Station If not attach the DVD player again See page 13 z Make sure the TV cable is firmly connected with the Docking Station z Make sure the TV channels have been pr...

Page 67: ...out 0 75 kg DESIGN AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE For service support and warranty information visit www polaroidelectronics com or in the US call 1 866 289 5168 in Canada cal...

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