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RDV-03 

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RDV-03 

 DVD Player

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English

OVERVIEW

Basic controls for the  RDV-03 are on the front 
panel. These controls are duplicated on the 
remote control along with many more. 

To guide you through the operation of the 
RDV-03, this section of the manual starts with 
explaining the basic layout and function of 
the front panel and the remote control. In 
the following section, 

Using the RDV-03

, we 

explain the features of the unit and how to 
operate them.

Throughout this manual, numbers in gray 
boxes refer to the RDV-03 illustration (Figure 
1) at the front of this manual. Letters refer to 
the RR-DV97 remote illustration (Figure 2). 
When both appear, the function is found on 
both the RDV-03 and the remote. When only 
one appears, that function is found only on 
the RDV-03 or the remote. 

On-Screen Display

The RDV-03 displays icons, status indicators, 
and interactive menus on the TV monitor. Many 
of these screens are used to set up preferences 
and activate advanced features of the unit. 
Others offer information and choices useful 
during normal operation of the unit.

NOTE

The default language for all RDV-03 

On-Screen  Displays  can  be  changed.  See 
the Initial Setup topic or the Language menu 
in the Setup section of this manual.

Status Indicators

During operation of the unit, various status in-
dicators appear on screen such as NO DISC, 
LOADING, PLAY, PAUSE, etc. These informa-
tion displays are self-explanatory.

Selection Indicators

When using specific features during playback 
(such as Language selection, Time Display, 
Repeat Mode, etc.), status bars appear in the 
On-Screen Display showing the current status 
of that feature as you make changes.

Menu Screens

Several different menu screens can appear 
during configuration of the RDV-03 such as 
the sample below:

SELECT
ENTER

USE

 TO SELECT, USE ENTER TO CONFIRM

TO EXIT, PRESS CHOICE.

MENU LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

AUDIO LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

SUBTITLE

OFF

ON SCREEN LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

LANGUAGE

The menu screens provide access to various 
settings and features described in the 

Setup 

section of this manual. The menu system ap-
pears when the CHOICE button is pressed, 
except when a JPEG, or MP3/WMA disc 
is inserted. 

Screen Saver

To prevent damage to a TV monitor during 
prolonged display of a static image, the screen 
automatically darkens after five minutes.

The screen saver display returns to normal 
when any front-panel or remote button is 
pressed.

Front Panel Overview

The following is a brief overview of the con-
trols and features on the front panel of the 
RDV-03. Details concerning the use of these 
controls are provided in subsequent sections 
of this manual describing various tasks.

STANDBY Button and LED 

The front panel STANDBY button works as 
a power switch, activating the unit (ON) or 
putting it into a standby mode (OFF). 

NOTE

Pressing the OPN/CLOSE or PLAY

 

 

buttons also turn the unit on.

Front-Panel Display 

A lighted display on the front-panel of the 
RDV-03 provides information about the sta-
tus of the unit, activation of special features, 
and 

Track/Time

 information. 

Disc Drawer 

A motor-driven disc drawer, located in the 
center of the RDV-03, slides out to accept a 
disc and retracts for playback. 

OPN/CLOSE Button 

Press to open or close the Disc Drawer.

Remote Sensor 

The remote sensor receives infrared signals 
from the remote control. Do not cover or 
block the sensor. 

PLAY Button 

Press the PLAY   button to start playing the 
disc from the beginning or to resume play if 
playback is paused. 

STOP Button   

Press the STOP   button to stop disc play-
back.

PAUSE Button 

Press the PAUSE   button to temporarily sus-
pend play or to advance the still picture frame 
by frame when playback is paused.

TRACK Buttons 

The TRACK 

 buttons skip forward or 

back to the beginning of the next selection. 

For a DVD-Video disc: 

During playback, 

this feature usually skips to the next 

Chapter

although it may skip to the next 

Title

 on some 

discs, depending on the disc configuration.

For a SVCD/Video CD disc:

 During play-

back without PBC function, this feature skips 
to the next 

Track

For an Audio CD disc: 

While the disc is 

playing or stopped, this feature skips to the 
next 

Track

.

NOTE

There are other methods of locating 

specific selections on a disc, including direct 
access with the NUMERIC buttons and using 
the On-Screen Menu features. See Playing 
Specific Selections for details.

High Speed Play 

The SEARCH 

 

 buttons (remote only) 

allow you to activate high speed play, either 
forward or reverse.

During playback, press and release the 
SEARCH 

 

 buttons to begin video and 

audio playback at 1.5x normal speed, back-
wards or forwards. Each time you press the 
button again, the playback speed increases 
from to 5x, 20x, or 60x normal speed. Press 
PLAY   to resume normal playback. 

Alternatively, you can press and hold the 
TRACK 

 buttons to increase speed 

to 5x normal. Release the button to return to 
normal playback.

NOTE

When playing a DVD-Video or Video 

CD disc, the sound will be heard at the 1.5x 
speed, but muted at all other high speeds. 
When playing an Audio CD, sound will be 
heard intermittently.

Slow Speed Play   

For slow motion play, press the PAUSE   but-
ton. Then, press the SEARCH 

 

 buttons 

on the remote to begin slow motion play, in 
either the forward or reverse direction. Each 
press of the button steps through additional 
speed options (1/32 speed, 1/16 speed, 
1/8 speed, 1/4 speed, 1/2 speed). Press 
PLAY   to resume normal playback. 

NOTE

The sound is muted during slow-motion 

play. Slow-motion is not available on Audio 
CDs. Slow motion reverse play is only avail-
able on DVD-Video discs.

Front Panel Display Options  

 

The main portion of the front panel display 
can either show a time display or the current 

Title

 and 

Chapter

 information. To toggle be-

tween the the two display modes, press the 
DISP button on remote:

There are several options for the time display 
described in the Time Display Options sec-
tion that follows.

On-Screen Display 

Status Bars 

1.  When the DVD input is active, press the 

ON SCREEN button on the remote to 
display a status bar on the TV that varies 
slightly depending on the type of disc. 
Shown here are the status bars for DVD-
Video and audio CD discs.

  The status bar, from left to right, shows the 

type of disc being played, the data rate 
(for DVD-Video), the 

Title

 and 

Chapter

 or 

Track

 info, a time indicator, and the cur-

rent transport status (Play, Pause, etc.).

2.  Press the ON SCREEN button a second 

time to add drop down menu items. The 
menu items differ slightly for four types of 
discs: DVD-Video, SVCD, VCD, or CD.

3.  Select a menu item by pressing the CUR-

SOR 

 buttons to move the selection 

arrow to highlight the desired option.

4.  Once a drop down menu is selected, ad-

justments can be made using the CURSOR 

 buttons to step through the available 

options.

5.  Press the ON SCREEN button again to 

cancel the status bar display

Many of the features of the RDV-03 can be 
activated either by using the status bar menu 
items or by pressing short-cut buttons on the re-
mote control. The instructions for each feature 
describe both methods when applicable.

Time Display Options   

The disc time indicators in the front panel 
display and the On-Screen status bar can 
show several different types of information 
for DVD-Video, Audio CD, Video CD, or 
SVCD discs. Options include elapsed time or 
remaining time for a single selection (

Chap-

ter

 or 

Track

) or entire disc (or 

Title

 for DVD-

Video). To change the time display, use the 
on-screen status bar as follows:

1.  Press the ON SCREEN button on the re-

mote twice. A display window appears 
on the TV screen with the TIME field high-
lighted. 

2.  Press the ENTER button repeatedly until 

the desired time format is displayed:

  TOTAL: 

Elapsed disc (or 

Title

) time

  T. REM: 

Remaining disc (or 

Title

) time

  TIME: 

Elapsed 

Chapter/Track

 time 

  REM: 

Remaining 

Chapter/Track

 time

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Summary of Contents for RDV-03

Page 1: ...RDV 03 DVD Player Owner s manual OPN CLS STOP PAUSE PLAY TRACK STANDBY RDV 03...

Page 2: ...2 RDV 03 This symbol means that this unit is double insulated An earth or ground connection is not required...

Page 3: ...ged from the mains AC outlet The stand by LED indicator will not be lit up to show the power cord is unplugged Do not route the power cord where it will be crushed pinched bent ex posed to heat or dam...

Page 4: ...R Y PR PB L R DVD PLAYER MODEL NO RDV 03 POWER CONSUMPTION 12 W WARNING SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT OPEN AVIS RISQUE DE CHOC LECTRIQUE NE PAS OUVRIR DVD PLAYER MODEL NO RDV 03 POWER CONSUMPTION 12 W WARNING S...

Page 5: ...ENU TOP MENU CHOICE ON SCREEN OPEN CLOSE PAL NTS REPEAT VSS DISP DIM RETURN POWER ANGLE SUB TITLE AUDIO CANCEL PAGE REPLAY TITLE GROUP VFP ZOOM P SCAN CLEAR SELECT SLOW fs Rate 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 9 2 R...

Page 6: ...DE CHOC LECTRIQUE NE PAS OUVRIR STANDBY BAND RSX 03 TUNING VIDEO2 PHONO 2CH VIDEO1 MULTI INPUT TAPE DSP VIDEO3 MUTE VIDEO4 REC TUNER DTS Neo 6 CD DOLBY PLII 3ST Y PR PB L R DVD PLAYER MODEL NO RDV 03...

Page 7: ...ARNING SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT OPEN AVIS RISQUE DE CHOC LECTRIQUE NE PAS OUVRIR Y PR PB L R DVD PLAYER MODEL NO RDV 03 POWER CONSUMPTION 12 W WARNING SHOCK HAZARD DO NOT OPEN AVIS RISQUE DE CHOC LECTRIQUE...

Page 8: ...ominican Republic DZ Algeria EC Ecuador EE Estonia EG Egypt EH Western Sahara ER Eritrea ES Spain ET Ethiopia FI Finland FJ Fiji FK Falkland Islands Malvinas FM Micronesia Federated States of FO Faroe...

Page 9: ...Russian Federation RW Rwanda SA Saudi Arabia SB Solomon Islands SC Seychelles SD Sudan SE Sweden SG Singapore SH Saint Helena SI Slovenia SJ Svalbard and Jan Mayen SK Slovakia SL Sierra Leone SM San...

Page 10: ...to a TV with a SCART input Euro model only 15 PAL NTSC switch Asia model only 15 Other Connections 15 AC Power Input 15 EXT REM IN 15 OVERVIEW 16 On Screen Display 16 Status Indicators 16 Selection In...

Page 11: ...cks from a Video CD SVCD Menu 24 Entering a Chapter or Track Number 25 Find a Location with Time Search 25 Repeat Play 25 Random Play 26 Program Play 26 Playing MP3 WMA discs 27 Control Menu 27 Direct...

Page 12: ...the signal to the appropriate output Progressive scan for both PAL and NTSC systems optimized for both video and lm sources Special playback functions such as frame by frame zoom and variable slow mot...

Page 13: ...system is turned off when making connections Cable selection Use standard audio cables with RCA con nectors for analog audio connections Use the following color code Left channel audio white Right ch...

Page 14: ...ssor or TV set Three types of video output connections are provided RCA composite video S Video and Component Video On the Euro model a SCART output is also provided Choose the type of video output co...

Page 15: ...onent Video when using the SCART connection NOTE For 5 1 channel Dolby Digital DTS sur round you will also need to use the DIGITAL OUTPUT connection from the RDV 03 to your surround processor If your...

Page 16: ...TER USE TO SELECT USE ENTER TO CONFIRM TO EXIT PRESS CHOICE MENU LANGUAGE ENGLISH AUDIO LANGUAGE ENGLISH SUBTITLE OFF ON SCREEN LANGUAGE ENGLISH LANGUAGE The menu screens provide access to various set...

Page 17: ...utton throughout this manual PAUSE Button Press the PAUSE button to temporarily sus pend play or to advance the still picture frame by frame after playback is paused TRACK Buttons The TRACK buttons sk...

Page 18: ...o display a status bar on the TV monitor showing cur rent playback information Press the button a second time to add drop down menu items to the status bar VSS Button Press this button to activate the...

Page 19: ...DTS and MPEG decoding 9 Press the ENTER button to complete the initial setup and return to the normal dis play on the TV monitor NOTE You can return to these and other setup Choice menus by pressing...

Page 20: ...tore the display to the bright setting Inserting a Disc A disc drawer slides out to accept a disc and retracts for playback Place the disc in the drawer label side up Make sure the disc is properly ce...

Page 21: ...rent Title and Chapter information To toggle be tween the the two display modes press the DISP button on remote There are several options for the time display described in the Time Display Options sec...

Page 22: ...16x 32x 64x and back to normal size An icon at the top left of the screen shows the current magni cation To move the zoomed in video image press the CURSOR buttons on the remote in the desired directi...

Page 23: ...ove the arrow to highlight the AUDIO eld Press the ENTER button to display the pop up AUDIO menu Follow the above instruc tions starting with Step 2 to select an audio track Setting Video Fine Picture...

Page 24: ...of NUMERIC buttons to specify selections along with advanced features like random program and repeat play functions Please review the About Discs section of this manual to learn how various types of...

Page 25: ...ect access feature is avail able any time a menu screen not displayed on the TV screen 1 Press the ON SCREEN button on the re mote twice The status bar menus appear varying slightly depending on the t...

Page 26: ...disc without pressing the ENTER button 4 Press STOP to stop play and cancel the Random play feature NOTE Random play is not available on DVD Video discs Program Play The Program Play feature is availa...

Page 27: ...ection of Groups and Tracks You can directly select a Group and Tracks within that Group using the NUMERIC but tons on the remote To select a Group 1 Press the TITLE GROUP button 2 Within a few second...

Page 28: ...10 button twice and then the 4 button To select Group 30 press the 10 button twice and then the 10 button 3 Playback of the selected Group begins automatically starting with the rst Track in the Grou...

Page 29: ...t language Subtitle Select a language as the default subtitle lan guage for DVDs when it is available on the disc You can also select OFF so that DVDs are played without subtitles as the default You c...

Page 30: ...can be easily damaged if a static image is displayed for a long time The Screen Saver feature automatically darkens the screen when a still image such as a DVD menu is displayed for ve minutes ON Act...

Page 31: ...of the analog sig nal from the left right RCA audio outputs NORMAL The standard setting suitable for use with most audio systems and TV monitors LOW This setting reduces the level of the analog audio...

Page 32: ...e least restrictive LEVELS 2 7 progressively more restric tive as the number decreases LEVEL 1 the most restrictive 6 Press the ENTER button The highlight cur sor moves to the PASSWORD eld SELECT ENTE...

Page 33: ...URCE setting is FILM or AUTO Set to VIDEO NORMAL or VIDEO ACTIVE Cannot get correct picture on TV Connect only one type of cable to the jack s you want to use on this player either the VIDEO jack S VI...

Page 34: ...NT pin jack Y Output 1 0 Vp p 75 ohm PB PR Output 0 7 Vp p 75 ohm VIDEO OUT pin jack 1 0 Vp p 75 ohm S VIDEO OUT S jack Y Output 1 0 Vp p 75 ohm C Output 286 mVp p 75 ohm RGB OUT Euro model only Outpu...

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