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Your DVD player has two operation modes. Select the one that suits the
operation you want to perform.
• DVD mode for disc playback
• INPUT mode for input from external equipment

To select an operation mode

Slide the main power switch towards “ON” to turn on power.

Press INPUT/DVD.

• Each press of

INPUT/DVD

toggles between the DVD mode and the

INPUT mode.

INPUT

Operation Modes

INPUT Mode

DVD Mode

ON/S

TAN

DBY

INPUT/

DVD

BACKLIGHT

HI/LOW

/OFF

VIEW

MODE

SKIP

PLAY/G

SKIP

STO

TITLE

ENTER

RETU

OPEN

STILL/PAUSE

TIC

MIN

INPUT/
DVD

POWER ON

OFF

Summary of Contents for DV-L70BL

Page 1: ...SC PAL Portable DVD Video Player Reproductor de Video DVD Portátil Bärbar DVD spelare DV L70S DV L70BL OPERATION MANUAL MANUAL DE MANEJO BRUKSANVISNING ENGLISH GB 1 GB 95 ESPAÑOL E 1 E 95 SVENSKA S 1 S 95 ...

Page 2: ...89 336 EEC e 73 23 EEC come emendata dalla direttiva 93 68 EEC Η εγκατάσταση αυτή ανταποκρίνεται στις απαιτήσεις των οδηγιών της Ευρωπαϊκής Ενωσης 89 336 ΕΟΚ και 73 23 ΕΟΚ πως οι κανονισµοί αυτοί συµπληρώθηκαν απ την οδηγία 93 68 ΕΟΚ Este equipamento obedece às exigências das directivas 89 336 CEE e 73 23 CEE na sua versão corrigida pela directiva 93 68 CEE Este aparato satisface las exigencias de...

Page 3: ...serious electric shock may occur To fit an appropriate plug to the mains lead follow the instructions below IMPORTANT The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code Blue Neutral Brown Live As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this product may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows The wire whic...

Page 4: ...ENGLISH OPERATION MANUAL GENERAL INFORMATION CONNECTION and INITIAL SETTING BASIC OPERATIONS SPECIAL FUNCTIONS OTHERS ...

Page 5: ...EXPOSURE AS THE LASER BEAM USED IN THIS DVD PLAYER IS HARMFUL TO THE EYES DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DISASSEMBLE THE CABINET REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK AND ANNOYING INTERFERENCE USE THE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES ONLY Laser Diode Properties for DVD...

Page 6: ...SYNLIG LASERSTRÅLNING NÄR DENNA DEL ÄR ÖPPNAD OCH SPÄRRAR ÄR URKOPPLADE STIRRA EJ IN I STRÅLEN OCH BETRAKTA EJ STRÅLEN GENOM OPTISKA INSTRUMENT VARO AVATTAESSA JA SUOJALUKITUS OHITETTAESSA OLET ALTTIINA NÄKYVÄÄ JA NÄKYMÄTÖN LASERSÄTEILYLLE ÄLÄ TUIJOTA SÄTEESEEN ÄLÄKÄ KATSO SITÄ OPTISEN LAITTEEN LÄPI ADVARSEL SYNLIG OG USYNLIG LASERSTRÅLNING NÅR DEKSEL ÅPNES OG SIKKERHEDSLÅS BRYTES STIRR IKKE INN I...

Page 7: ...into the DVD player through the air vents as this could cause serious damage possibly resulting in fire Do not place any object containing water or other liquids on the DVD player In the event that liquid should enter the cabinet unplug the DVD player immediately and contact the retailer or service centre approved by SHARP immediately Do not remove the DVD player cabinet Touching parts inside the ...

Page 8: ... the unit Service Do not attempt to service this DVD player yourself Please refer any service to the nearest service centre approved by SHARP Copyright Audio visual material may consist of copyrighted works which must not be recorded without the authority of the owner of the copyright Please refer to relevant laws in your country Copy Protection For the European Continent except the U K This DVD p...

Page 9: ...ision Corporation Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited Recommended Measures for Optimum Picture Excellence The unit is a precision device that is constructed using extremely accurate technology Soiling or friction affecting the pickup lens or disc drive can impair the image quality At the worst neither video nor audio will be played back To obtain optimum picture quality the player sho...

Page 10: ...e labels to the disc If the Surface is Soiled C Wipe gently with a soft damp water only cloth When wiping discs always move the cloth from the centre hole toward the outer edge If you wipe the discs using a circular motion circular scratches are likely to occur which will cause noise If the playing surface of a disc is soiled or scratched the player may display indicator on the screen and fail to ...

Page 11: ...uipment 31 Playing 2 channel audio 31 Playing Dolby Digital 5 1 channel DTS and MPEG Version 2 0 audio 32 Using the AC Adapter 33 Using a Battery Pack Sold Separately 34 To charge the battery pack 34 To attach a battery pack to the DVD player 35 Battery Capacity Indicator 37 Turning Power On and Off 38 To turn main power on and off 38 Using the Remote Control Unit 40 To load batteries 40 Remote co...

Page 12: ...ma settings DVD Video CD only 70 To make digital super picture settings DVD Video CD only 71 Audio Selection DVD Video CD only 72 Angle Selection DVD only 74 Subtitle Selection DVD only 75 Using Dolby Virtual DVD only 76 Selecting Titles from theTitle Menu of a DVD DVD only 77 Setting Play Parameters Using the Disc Menu DVD only 78 Settings from the DVD Player Control Panel GUI 79 Adjusting Displa...

Page 13: ...rom two built in speakers AV input output optical digital output jack equipped as standard An optical digital output jack which doubles as the audio input output jack can be used to output a stream of 1 Dolby Digital 5 1 channel audio 2 DTS digital audio and Audio MPEG Connecting a Dolby Digital DTS Audio MPEG digital surround processor or amplifier to this jack creates an environment of amazingly...

Page 14: ...l Unit Earphones Supplied with DV L70S only For the U K and Eire Supplied with DV L70S DV L70BL Disc Features and this Operation Manual The types of functions and operations that can be used for a particular disc vary depending on the features of that disc In some cases these functions and operations may differ from the descriptions given in this Operation Manual In this event follow the instructi...

Page 15: ...iscs cannot be used 3 Discs with unusual shapes heart shaped or hexagonal discs cannot be used The use of such discs will cause a fault When the player detects an incompatible disc it displays indicator When this happens check the disk type 1 DVD players and discs are designed with region numbers which dictate the regions in which a disc can be played If the region number on the disc you want to p...

Page 16: ...ltanate of Oman Poland Republic of Poland Portugal Portuguese Republic Qatar State of Qatar Romania Romania San Marino Republic of San Marino Saudi Arabia Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Slovakia The Slovak Republic Slovenia Republic of Slovenia South Africa Republic of South Africa Spain Spain Swaziland Kingdom of Swaziland Sweden Kingdom of Sweden Switzerland Swiss Confederation Syrian Arab Syrian Arab ...

Page 17: ...uctions on page 7 and clean discs before attempting to play them While a disc is playing soiling or scratches on the disc may disrupt the image appearing as blocks on the screen When the image is disrupted the player automatically restores the correct image after 2 or 3 seconds If the normal screen does not reappear press the RESUME button on the remote control This will bring up the normal screen...

Page 18: ...s on the other hand are subdivisions of titles Example DVD Video CDs and audio CDs are divided into tracks You can think of a track as one tune on an audio CD Example Video CD or Audio CD Numbers identify each title chapter and track on a disc Most discs have these numbers recorded on them but some do not Title 1 Title 2 Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Track 1 Track 2 Track 3 Tra...

Page 19: ...low DVD Disc region 2 or Video CD Disc PAL NTSC Signal is converted from NTSC system type to modified PAL system type PAL TV Multi System TV PAL signal Modified PAL signal NTSC signal PUSH TO CLOSE ON STANDBY PAL modified PAL image is displayed on the LCD screen NTSC disc playback on a PAL TV When playing an NTSC disc using a PAL TV please note the following The picture will shrink vertically to s...

Page 20: ...ment on page 83 1 Load batteries into the remote control unit Correctly load two batteries into the remote control unit that comes with the DVD player 2 Open the display panel 1 Press the display panel release 2 Open the display panel 1 While pressing down at the point indicated by the mark slide the battery cover from the remote control unit 2 Load the batteries 3 Slide the battery cover back int...

Page 21: ...the DVD player 2 3 Plug the other end of the AC cord into a household power outlet 3 4 Slide the main power switch to the ON position 4 4 2 1 3 3 For the U K and Eire AC Adapter supplied Power socket AC cord supplied To power socket To household power outlet DC cord DC output plug The side of the plug with should be facing up so you can see it Main power switch ...

Page 22: ...tem video CDs Audio CD Disc Contents Audio and video movies Audio and video movies Audio 2 ALL 2 1 3 5 4 6 Quick Start Guide 4 Prepare the disc you want to play Before loading a disc check to make sure that it is one that is supported by the DVD player Supported disc types 5 Load the disc and start play After confirming that the disc is compatible you can load it into the DVD player and play it ...

Page 23: ...ake sure the label of the disc is facing up when you load it into the player 3 Close the disc compartment cover and press down at the corner marked PUSH TO CLOSE so it locks securely into place Important Make sure the disc seats securely when you load it into the player An improperly seated disc can result in damage to the disc and malfunction of the player The indicator appears on the display if ...

Page 24: ... the audio within a range of 0 to 10 OPERATE TITLE ENTER MENU RESUME STOP STILL PAUSE REPEAT PROGRAM DIRECT CLEAR MEMORY PLAY SLOW FWD REV DISPLAY RETURN VIRTUAL BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE DIGITAL GAMMA DIGITAL S PICTURE VIDEO ADJUST SKIP SKIP PLAY ON STANDBY INPUT DVD BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE SKIP PLAY GUI SKIP STOP TITLE MENU ENTER RETURN OPEN STILL PAUSE VO LU ME VIDEO AU DIO OPT IC A...

Page 25: ... Images appear on the display only when the display mode is ON See Changing the Display Mode on page 54 for more information Quick Start Guide SKIP OPERATE TITLE ENTER MENU RESUME STOP STILL PAUSE REPEAT PROGRAM DIRECT CLEAR MEMORY SKIP PLAY SLOW FWD REV DISPLAY RETURN VIRTUAL BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE DIGITAL GAMMA DIGITAL S PICTURE VIDEO ADJUST SKIP PLAY STOP SKIP FWD REV VO LU ME VIDEO AU ...

Page 26: ...ase button in the direction indicated by the arrow and open the cover 2 Carefully remove the disc from the player Take care so you do not touch the disc surface with your fingers As shown in the illustration place your index finger into the centre hole of the disc and lift up the edge of the disc with your thumb 3 Close the disc compartment cover and press down at the corner marked PUSH TO CLOSE s...

Page 27: ...N Video input output jack yellow S video output jack yellow see page 29 Volume dial see page 58 Headphones jack green see page 28 Audio input output jack white see page 29 Optical digital output jack white see page 32 Battery guide see page 35 DC IN 9V POWER ON OFF DC IN 9V POWER ON OFF Main power switch see page 38 DC IN jack see page 33 DVD Player Left side ...

Page 28: ...er see page 20 Disc compartment cover release button see page 20 Power Standby lamp see page 38 Display panel movement range 180 0 9 0 q w e r t y 1 3 2 4 5 6 7 8 1 INPUT DVD see page 41 2 PLAY û GUI button see page 57 79 3 SKIP À button see page 62 4 STOP Ë button see page 58 5 TITLE button see page 77 6 ENTER button see page 42 7 see page 42 8 see page 42 9 BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF button see page 8...

Page 29: ...GB 26 General Guide DVD Player Bottom Battery connectors Anti tip stand Extending the anti tip stand protects against the DVD player tipping backwards while the display panel is open ...

Page 30: ... see page 70 o DIGITAL S PICTURE button see page 71 p ENTER button see page 42 a RETURN button see page 66 s PLAY û button see page 57 d SKIP à button see page 62 f STOP Ë button see page 58 g STILL PAUSE â button see page 61 h SLOW button see page 60 j FWD è button see page 60 k REPEAT button see page 64 l A B button see page 65 PROGRAM button see page 66 DIRECT button see page 63 M MEMORY button...

Page 31: ... player to the headphones jack The headphones jack is a stereo mini jack 2 4 6 VOLUME VIDEO AUDIO DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL PHONES MAX MIN PHONES Important Lower the volume level to minimum before you plug the supplied earphones or commercially available headphones Connecting the supplied earphones or commercially available headphones disables the DVD player s speakers 2 Use the volume dial to adjust th...

Page 32: ...t damage Use only the audio and video cables supplied with the DVD player to connect to the video input output and audio input output jacks Using other cables can cause malfunction Refer to the operation manual for the other equipment for details about its operation connecting procedures etc Do not use the S video cord for connecting to another device for input The S video cord is for output only ...

Page 33: ...is output from the DVD player speakers Use the remote control unit to control the DVD player while the display panel is closed To watch DVD player images on the TV 1 Turn on the TV 2 Set the TV to channel where the DVD player is connected AV VIDEO etc 3 Turn on the DVD player and start play See page 57 for details on how to play a disc Connecting a TV with External Terminals 2 4 6 VOLUME VIDEO AUD...

Page 34: ...O AUDIO PHONES MAX MIN DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL To optical digital output jack To optical digital input jack Optical digital cable commercially available Audio equipment with optical digital input jack Digital Connection to Audio Equipment or MD Player without a Dolby Digital Decoder Only discs that have a linear PCM audio track 44 1kHz 48kHz sampling frequency will play back correc...

Page 35: ... surround decoder to your DVD player s optical digital jack provides richer more powerful audio play To use DTS digital surround use the Disc Menu page 78 or press AUDIO page 72 to select DTS audio 2 4 6 VOLUME VIDEO AUDIO DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL PHONES MAX MIN Dolby Digital 5 1ch DTS Audio MPEG Version 2 0 processor or amplifier To optical digital output jack Optical digital cable commercially availa...

Page 36: ...e and electric shock The AC adapter that comes with the DVD player is designed for use with any power source in the range of 110V to 240V so you can even take it with you when travelling abroad In some countries however you may need to purchase an AC plug adapter often available at airports to match the plug of the AC adapter to local power outlets CAUTION Never use any commercially available elec...

Page 37: ...ge while the player is turned on Turn power off in order to charge the battery pack Before storing a battery pack first fully discharge it by using it to power DVD player operation At least every six months charge a stored battery pack and use it to power the DVD player The battery pack becomes warm when charging This is normal and does not indicate abnormality If the charge lamp flashes red or do...

Page 38: ... Positioning it wrong can cause malfunction Remove the battery pack from the DVD player when you are through using it The battery pack becomes warm during use This is normal and does not indicate malfunction Helpful Hints Using the AC Adapter with the Battery Pack A safety feature automatically turns off DVD player power if you set the volume level too high while playing certain types of discs If ...

Page 39: ... DVD player Make sure the DVD player s main power switch is in the OFF position 1 Unplug the DC cable While holding down the battery release button slide the DVD player in the direction indicated by the arrow 2 Lift the DVD player in the direction indicated by the arrow Important Never remove the battery pack while a playback operation is in progress Using a Battery Pack Sold Separately DVD contin...

Page 40: ...he display whenever the battery is about to go dead The low battery warning does not appear when the display panel is closed When the power standby lamp goes out replace the battery pack with a charged one or switch to AC adapter power After the low battery warning appears the DVD player shuts down When this happens replace the battery pack with a charged one or switch to AC adapter power CAUTION ...

Page 41: ... of the DVD player lights green to let you know that power is on This helps to ensure you do not forget and leave power on 1 When the display panel is closed with main power turned on 2 When the backlight setting is OFF see page 82 When not in use unplug the AC adapter from the power outlet Turning Power On and Off ON STANDBY POWER ON OFF POWER ON OFF For the U K and Eire Power standby lamp Main p...

Page 42: ...DVD player goes into the Standby mode when either of the following happens When you press OPERATE When disc play is stopped for about five minutes in the DVD mode To restore full power from the Standby mode press RETURN on the player slide the main power switch to the OFF position and then back to ON again or press OPERATE Turning Power On and Off OPERATE TITLE ENTER MENU RESUME STOP STILL PAUSE R...

Page 43: ...N VIRTUAL BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE DIGITAL GAMMA DIGITAL S PICTURE VIDEO ADJUST 15 15 Remote sensor Signal emitter 5m Improperly using batteries can cause them to leak Note the following precautions when using batteries CAUTION Make sure the positive and negative ends of the batteries are facing correctly Never mix batteries of different types Never mix new batteries with old ones Doing so r...

Page 44: ...ation mode 1 Slide the main power switch towards ON to turn on power 2 Press INPUT DVD Each press of INPUT DVD toggles between the DVD mode and the INPUT mode INPUT Operation Modes INPUT Mode DVD Mode ON STANDBY INPUT DVD BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE SKIP PLAY GUI SKIP STOP TITLE MENU ENTER RETURN OPEN STILL PAUSE VO LU ME VIDEO AU DIO OPT IC AL AN AL OG PH ONES MAX MIN INPUT DVD POWER ON OFF ...

Page 45: ...TER to exit the setup procedure Setup T V MO D E S E T DV UP D SET 1 9 6 CO P R E S S I O F F P A R E N T A L N O ON E N E N DISC MENU LANGUAGE OSD LANGUAGE SETUP M E NG L I S H E S P A ÑO L F R A N Ç A I S S V E N S K A OSD LA SET UP D E U T S C H N E D E R L A N D S I T A L I NO A NGU GE A E NG L I S H E S P A ÑO L SELEC I PANTALLA D I O A M S E L MODO T V S DV UP D SET B L OQ N I ÑO D E S COMP ...

Page 46: ...er screen or connected TV see page 52 Viewing on a 4 3 Size TV Using Pan Scan Select 4 3 P S for wide DVD video output When playing a wide image disc the left and right sides of the image are cut pan scan to output a natural looking 4 3 size image A wide image disc without pan scan P S is played back in letter box A 4 3 disk is played as is in 4 3 Using Letter Box Select 4 3 L B for wide DVD video...

Page 47: ...he top and bottom of the screen Helpful Hints To exit the DVD SET UP screen and return to the startup screen press RETURN Setup DVD SET UP T V MOD E S E T P A R E N T A L O F F 16 9 DVD SET UP T V MOD E S E T P A R E N T A L O F F 4 3 P S ON STANDBY INPUT DVD BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE SKIP PLAY GUI SKIP STOP TITLE MENU ENTER RETURN OPEN STILL PAUSE VO LU ME VIDEO AU DIO OPT IC AL AN AL OG PH ...

Page 48: ...D player parental level settings Level 1 for general viewing highly restricted level that can be viewed by anyone Sensational scenes are cut or replaced with other scenes Level 8 for adults only a level to be viewed by adults only Unrestricted view of any scene The smaller the number the greater the level of restriction When PARENTAL is set to OFF DVD discs can be played back regardless of the par...

Page 49: ...e to input it each time you change the parental level in the future You must input the correct password to make any changes in the parental level Be sure to keep a separate record of your password somewhere for later reference Some DVDs allow the viewer to temporarily change the parental level setting to view the original scenes When this prompt appears input the password to view the original scen...

Page 50: ...ll average volume level of a disc recorded using Dolby Digital to a level that is similar to that of an audio CD OFF Audio level recorded on disc is played back without modification ON Dolby Digital average audio level is increased so it sounds similar to that of an audio CD Helpful Hints Use of the OFF setting is recommended when the DVD player is connected to audio equipment The factory default ...

Page 51: ...LIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE SKIP PLAY GUI SKIP STOP TITLE MENU ENTER RETURN OPEN STILL PAUSE VO LU ME VIDEO AU DIO OPT IC AL AN AL OG PH ONES MAX MIN ENTER RETURN DVD SET UP T V MOD E S E T P A R E N T A L O F F COMP R E S S I ON ON 16 9 DVD SET UP T V MOD E S E T P A R E N T A L O F F COMP R E S S I ON O F F 16 9 OPERATE TITLE ENTER MENU RESUME STOP STILL PAUSE SKIP PLAY SKIP RETURN VIRTUAL BACKLI...

Page 52: ... N Ç A I S S V E N S K A D I SC M NGUAGE ENU LA SETUP TITLE ENTER MENU RESUME STOP STILL PAUSE REPEAT PROGRAM DIRECT CLEAR MEMORY SKIP PLAY SKIP SLOW FWD REV DISPLAY RETURN VIRTUAL DIGITAL GAMMA DIGITAL S PICTURE SUBTITLE ON OFF SUBTITLE ANGLE AUDIO ENTER SETUP ON STANDBY INPUT DVD BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE SKIP PLAY GUI SKIP STOP TITLE MENU ENTER RETURN OPEN STILL PAUSE VO LU ME VIDEO AU DIO...

Page 53: ...on Some discs will not allow the menu language to be changed MPEG OUT setting Simultaneous output of an analogue and digital audio signal is not possible for the AUDIO DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL when playing MPEG 5 1 channel software As a result 2 channel analogue output will not be possible at the time of digital 5 1 channel output To this end it will be necessary to set either a digital output of the M...

Page 54: ...da KO Korean KS Kashmiri KU Kurdish KY Kirghiz LA Latin LN Lingala LO Laothian LT Lithuanian LV Latvian Lettish Code Language Name MG Malagasy MI Maori MK Macedonian ML Malayalam MN Mongolian MO Moldavian MR Marathi MS Malay MT Maltese MY Burmese NA Nauru NE Nepali NL Dutch NO Norwegian OC Occitan OM Afan Oromo OR Oriya PA Panjabi PL Polish PS Pashto Pushto PT Portuguese QU Quechua RM Rhaeto Roman...

Page 55: ...wide image DVD with the TV MODE SET item of the DVD SET UP set to 16 9 Wide 4 3 4 3 Letter Box Software Type Mode Screen stretched vertically to fit Left and right remain black Left and right remain black Letter Box Full Screen Above screen stretched horizontally to fit Screen stretched horizontally to fit Top and bottom remain black Top and Bottom Cut Above screen resided to fit with top and bott...

Page 56: ...e jagged lines or horizontal inside the stretched image This does not indicate malfunction Screen size screen OPERATE TITLE ENTER MENU RESUME STOP STILL PAUSE REPEAT PROGRAM DIRECT CLEAR MEMORY SKIP PLAY SKIP SLOW FWD REV DISPLAY RETURN VIRTUAL BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE DIGITAL GAMMA DIGITAL S PICTURE VIDEO ADJUST VIEW MODE ON STANDBY INPUT DVD BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE SKIP PLAY GUI SKI...

Page 57: ...ppear You can select AUTO ON or OFF as the display mode The following shows what appears on the display when AUTO or ON is selected DVD Mode DVD 1 C 0 0 1 1 2 3 2 4 T 0 Video CD T 0 1 3 2 4 Audio CD T 0 2 5 0 0 OPERATE TITLE ENTER MENU RESUME STOP STILL PAUSE REPEAT PROGRAM DIRECT CLEAR MEMORY SKIP PLAY SKIP SLOW FWD REV DISPLAY RETURN VIRTUAL BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE DIGITAL GAMMA DIGITAL S...

Page 58: ...0 0 0 2 4 T 0 LPCM Audio MPEG Version 2 0 1 C 0 0 1 3 4 0 0 0 2 4 T 0 MPEG Video CD Audio CD 1 C 0 0 1 L R 0 0 0 2 4 T 0 Audio indicator for Dolby Digital 5 1 channel Audio indicator for linear PCM 2ch INPUT Mode INPUT DVD Player GUI DVD Mode 1 3 1 C 0 0 1 N O E N 1 4 1 2 T 0 Audio indicator for Audio MPEG Version 2 0 ...

Page 59: ...disc Play attempted with a non compatible disc Loading data being read from disc Stop Play Pause Slow Fast Forward Fast Reverse 1 C 0 0 1 1 2 3 2 4 T 0 1 C 0 0 1 1 2 3 2 4 T 0 1 C 0 0 1 1 2 3 2 4 T 0 1 C 0 0 1 1 2 3 2 4 T 0 1 C 0 0 1 1 2 3 2 4 T 0 Appears when display mode is ON Appears when display mode is ON Appears when display mode is ON Appears when display mode is ON Appears when display mod...

Page 60: ... Hints If the disc you are using supports auto start it starts to play automatically even if you do not press ûPLAY as soon as you close the disc compartment cover 1 C 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 T 0 OPERATE TITLE ENTER MENU RESUME STOP STILL PAUSE REPEAT PROGRAM DIRECT CLEAR MEMORY SKIP PLAY SKIP SLOW FWD REV DISPLAY RETURN VIRTUAL BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE DIGITAL GAMMA DIGITAL S PICTURE VIDEO ADJUST P...

Page 61: ... other factors can cause temporary problems with the video image from a DVD or video CD If this happens press RESUME to jump ahead to where play returns to normal To adjust the volume level Rotate the volume dial on the right side of the DVD player to adjust the volume level of the audio within a range of 0 to 10 A safety feature automatically turns off DVD player power if you set the volume level...

Page 62: ...n does not work in the following cases If the main power switch is turned off after disc play is stopped If the DVD player enters the Standby mode after disc play is stopped If you change to the INPUT mode If you remove the disc from the DVD player after disc play is stopped If you display the DVD SET UP screen or disc menu screen after disc play is stopped OPERATE TITLE ENTER MENU RESUME STOP STI...

Page 63: ... able to use these operations with some discs With a DVD you cannot fast forward or fast reverse from one title to another Normal play resumes when the beginning of a title is reached Audio and subtitles are not played while fast forwarding or fast reversing with a DVD or video CD To use slow motion DVD only 1 While a disc is playing press SLOW 2 To cancel slow motion and return to normal play pre...

Page 64: ...Ds Helpful Hints This operation performs the audio CD PAUSE function 1 C 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 4 T 0 1 C 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 5 T 0 Other Disc Play Features OPERATE TITLE ENTER MENU RESUME STOP STILL PAUSE REPEAT PROGRAM DIRECT CLEAR MEMORY SKIP PLAY SKIP SLOW FWD REV DISPLAY RETURN VIRTUAL BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE DIGITAL GAMMA DIGITAL S PICTURE VIDEO ADJUST PLAY STILL PAUSE TANDBY INPUT DVD BACKLIGHT HI ...

Page 65: ...y not be able to use chapter track skip with certain discs Helpful Hints SKIP à skips to the next chapter track À SKIP skips to the beginning of the current chapter track Press À SKIP again to skip to the beginning of the previous chapter track SETUP TITLE ENTER MENU RESUME STOP STILL PAUSE REPEAT PROGRAM DIRECT CLEAR MEMORY SKIP PLAY SKIP SLOW FWD REV DISPLAY RETURN SUBTITLE ON OFF SUBTITLE ANGLE...

Page 66: ...be used only after the disc has been played even if only partially Helpful Hints If you are playing a video CD or audio CD input a track number If you make a mistake while inputting a number press C CLEAR and try again Chapter direct skip DVD only 1 While the disc is playing press DIRECT twice 2 Use the number buttons to input the number of the chapter to which you want to skip Example Press 3 3 P...

Page 67: ...ample To repeat play the title you are currently viewing 1 Play the title you want to repeat 2 Press REPEAT twice to start repeat play of the title To cancel repeat play press REPEAT again This clears the T indicator from the display You may not be able to use repeat play with certain discs 1 C 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 2 T 0 C 1 C 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 2 T 0 T OPERATE TITLE ENTER MENU RESUME STOP STILL PAUSE REPEAT ...

Page 68: ... to 0 02 00 in Chapter 1 of Title 1 1 When play reaches the start point of the scene press A B This registers the location at the start point A 2 When play reaches the end point of the scene press A B again This starts A B repeat from the start point A and the end point B To cancel A B repeat press A B again This clears the A B indicator from the display The start point and end point must be insid...

Page 69: ...mming does not work with a disc that disables programming Such discs marked with the indicator ø Play sequence programming does not work immediately after you load a disc into the DVD player or when the DVD player is in the Standby mode It can be used only after the disc has been played even if only partially Programmed Playback T I T L E T T T T T T T T T T I T L E P R O G R A M T T T T T T T T T...

Page 70: ...o start play in the sequence you specified Titles tracks are played in the sequence you specified To stop programmed play 1 Press Ë STOP Helpful Hints The number you input is not stored in memory if there is no corresponding title track number on the disc Make sure you input title track numbers correctly If you input the wrong number press C CLEAR and then re input Holding down C CLEAR for about t...

Page 71: ...es not include chapter information Play sequence programming does not work with a disc that disables programming Such discs marked with the indicator ø Play sequence programming does not work immediately after you load a disc into the DVD player or when the DVD player is in the Standby mode It can be used only after the disc has been played even if only partially Programmed Playback C M T 1 0 C C ...

Page 72: ... not stored in memory if there is no corresponding title number on the disc Make sure you input title numbers correctly If you input the wrong number press C CLEAR and then re input Holding down C CLEAR for about two seconds clears all the program data in memory To exit the programming procedure part way through press RETURN You can also input one digit numbers in steps 2 and 3 To input 2 for exam...

Page 73: ...s shown on the display When you are playing the DVD image on an external monitor screen the effect that digital gamma has on the image depends on whether the DVD player s display panel is open or closed Helpful Hints Digital gamma helps to add depth to movie and concert images that contain a lot of dark scenes and when viewing images under bright light Making Display Settings Current setting O N G...

Page 74: ...out 10 seconds When you are playing the DVD image on an external monitor screen the effect that digital super picture has on the image depends on whether the DVD player s display panel is open or closed Helpful Hints For greater image detail and sharper images adjust the digital super picture setting so the indicator is more towards To reduce the digital noise in older images and other images that...

Page 75: ...he disc is playing press AUDIO Example DVD with three audio channels The display shows which of the channels is currently selected Video CD Some discs allow audio channel switching from the disc menu See page 78 for more information Audio Selection DVD Video CD only 1 3 DIGITAL L R VO LU ME VIDEO AU DIO OPT IC AL AN AL OG PH ONES MAX MIN ON STANDBY INPUT DVD BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE SKIP PLA...

Page 76: ...lection display remains on the screen for about 10 seconds To play DTS MPEG audio using a DTS Audio MPEG digital surround decoder 1 Connect the DVD player to the DTS Audio MPEG digital surround decoder see page 32 2 Press AUDIO to select the DTS MPEG mode You must use a DTS digital surround decoder see page 32 in order to play DTS audio Playing back a DTS audio disc on the DVD player alone will no...

Page 77: ...e angle number does not appear if the disc you are using has only one angle of view The actual procedure for changing the view angle depends on the disc you are using See the disc jacket for details The view angle number remains on the display for about 10 seconds Angle Selection DVD only 1 5 3 5 VO LU ME VIDEO AU DIO OPT IC AL AN AL OG PH ONES MAX MIN ON STANDBY INPUT DVD BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIE...

Page 78: ... data X X appears in place of the subtitle set number 2 Select the number of the subtitle set you want The number of the subtitle set you select is shown on the screen The subtitle set number does not appear if the disc you are using has only one set of subtitle While the subtitle set numbers are on the display use and to select the one you want To turn subtitling on and off 1 While the disc is pl...

Page 79: ...f 1 While the DVD is playing press VIRTUAL Each press of VIRTUAL toggles Dolby Virtual on and off Dolby Virtual cannot be used with a video CD or audio CD Dolby Virtual is disabled during playback of a DVD recorded with DTS audio linear PCM audio and Audio MPEG Version 2 0 The QSound mark used by Dolby Virtual is a trademark of QSound Labs Inc Using Dolby Virtual DVD only No Linear PCM Audio DTS A...

Page 80: ...enu depends on the disc you are using See the disc jacket for details The title menu does not appear immediately after you load a disc into the DVD player or when the DVD player is in the Standby mode It appears only after the disc has been played even if only partially Helpful Hints You can also specify a title by inputting a title number with the number buttons SelectingTitlesfromtheTitleMenuofa...

Page 81: ...hown here provides only general steps The actual procedure for using the disc menu depends on the disc you are using See the disc jacket for details The disc menu does not appear immediately after you load a disc into the DVD player or when the DVD player is in the Standby mode It appears only after the disc has been played even if only partially Helpful Hints You can also select items by using th...

Page 82: ... display if you do not perform any operation for about 10 seconds You can manually clear the setting screen by pressing MENU or TITLE SettingsfromtheDVDPlayerControlPanel GUI ON STANDBY INPUT DVD BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE SKIP PLAY GUI SKIP STOP TITLE MENU ENTER RETURN OPEN STILL PAUSE VO LU ME VIDEO AU DIO OPT IC AL AN AL OG PH ONES MAX MIN GUI ENTER 1 3 1 C 0 0 1 ON EN 1 4 1 2 T 0 1 2 3 5 4...

Page 83: ...yed use and to change the level setting 6 After you are finished press GUI to clear the setting screen from the display Press GUI as many times as necessary to return to the normal operation screen The setting screen is cleared automatically whenever you display a DVD screen that enables you to change the scene by pressing or The setting screen is cleared whenever you press ËSTOP TITLE or MENU Set...

Page 84: ...trols image colour contrast 4 After you are finished press VIDEO ADJUST The setting screen disappears from the display if you do not perform any operation for about five seconds The settings you make here are retained even when you turn off the DVD player Adjusting Display B R I G H T C O R L O U C O R L O U OPERATE TITLE ENTER MENU RESUME STOP STILL PAUSE REPEAT PROGRAM SKIP PLAY SKIP SLOW FWD RE...

Page 85: ...etting you make here is retained even when you turn off the DVD player Adjusting Display ON STANDBY TITLE MENU ENTER RETURN OPEN STILL PAUSE VO LU ME VIDEO AU DIO OPT IC AL AN AL OG PH ONES MAX MIN DBY OPERATE TITLE ENTER MENU RESUME STOP STILL PAUSE REPEAT SKIP PLAY SKIP SLOW FWD REV DISPLAY RETURN VIRTUAL BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE DIGITAL GAMMA DIGITAL S PICTURE VIDEO ADJUST BACKLIGHT HI LO...

Page 86: ...e DVD player 4 Press INPUT DVD to enter the INPUT mode 5 Press the play button of the external device Power is not supplied from the DVD player to a connected camcorder When not using the DVD player with external equipment be sure to disconnect all cords from the video input output and audio input output terminals INPUT ON STANDBY INPUT DVD BACKLIGHT HI LOW OFF VIEW MODE SKIP PLAY GUI SKIP STOP TI...

Page 87: ... of the temperature and humidity You can use your DVD player at 0 C to 40 C and at 30 to 80 relative humidity Do not store the unit in an unventilated car in the summer in direct sunlight or near strong heat sources this can result in severe damage to the unit s casing and circuitry or in burning yourself Avoid situations where water sand dust or other foreign matter could get on or inside the DVD...

Page 88: ... fluorescent tube is about 10 000 hours of continuous use under normal temperatures If the display appears dark if it flickers or if it fails to light contact your original retailer or your nearest Sharp service centre for replacement Copyright Information Unauthorized copying broadcast public display transmission public performance and rental regardless of whether or not such activities are for p...

Page 89: ...ent Then wipe it again with a soft dry cloth Use a soft dry cloth to wipe finger marks and other soiling off the LCD screen Battery Pack Sold Separately References Danger Be sure to observe the following precautions whenever handling the battery pack Failure to do so can result in battery pack leakage overheating smoke emission fire or rupture 1 Never try to take the battery pack apart or modify i...

Page 90: ...ing creating the danger of battery pack leakage overheating smoke emission fire or rupture 6 Keep the battery pack out of areas subject to large amounts of oil smoke steam moisture dust etc Never leave the battery pack in food preparation areas near heaters or in any other location where it can be exposed to oil smoke or steam Doing so creates the danger of fire and electric shock Do not use or st...

Page 91: ...he remote sensor of the DVD player Make sure the remote control unit is not too far from the DVD player Make sure nothing is blocking the signal path between the remote control unit and DVD player Make sure video and audio cords are connected correctly Make sure the disc you are trying to play is a DVD Region 2 or ALL video CD or audio CD Use a disc that is free of dirt and scratches Make sure the...

Page 92: ...T mode Use a disc that is free of scratches Make sure that the DVD player s built in speakers are not receiving interference from external speakers Make sure video and audio cords are connected correctly Make sure you are not trying to use the S video cord for input The S video cord is for output only Make sure the DVD player is in the INPUT mode and not the DVD mode Make sure the channel of the c...

Page 93: ...ting the AC adapter DC cable from the battery pack and then reconnecting it If the battery pack is attached to the DVD player first disconnect the battery pack DC cable from the DVD player before performing the above step Try charging another battery pack The same symptom occurring with another battery pack may indicate a problem with the AC adapter If the other battery pack charges normally it ca...

Page 94: ...ation while there is no disc in the disc compartment The disc you are using does not support the operation you are trying to perform You are trying to perform a wrong operation Battery power is low DVD player power turns off automatically Replace the battery pack with a charged one or switch to AC adapter power Low battery warning Power Standby Lamp Meaning Standby Press OPERATE or use the DVD pla...

Page 95: ...utput Jack Mini jack stereo Display Screen Size 7 inches 87 8 H 155 5 W mm Type Transmissive TN liquid crystal panel Drive TFT thin transistor active matrix Pixels 336 960 234 H 480 W 3 Effective Pixel Rate 99 99 minimum Speakers Two 28mm round speakers Light Source Internal fluorescent Video Signal Horizontal Resolution 480 lines DVD S N Ratio 60dB minimum Audio Signals Frequency Characteristics ...

Page 96: ...put DVD Operation 9V DC Charging 9V DC Dimensions 58 W 104 D 275 H mm Weight 170g Specifications are subject to change without notice Weight and dimensions are approximate Digital Output Linear PCM The digital output format used in this DVD player is linear PCM audio sampled at 44 1kHz or 48kHz Linear PCM sound for DVD video discs sampled at 96kHz cannot be output digitally Check the disc jacket f...

Page 97: ...ies Inc that gives movie theater ambience to audio output when the DVD player is connected to a Dolby Digital 5 1 channel processor or amplifier Provides rich surround sound by downmixing Dolby Digital 5 1 channel and Dolby Surround Pro Logic to 2 channel audio Theater audio system by Digital Theater Systems Inc Six audio channels are used to create accurate sound field positioning and realistic s...

Page 98: ... for playback This video CD system allows selection of scenes or information from an on screen menu Number identifying a geographic region of compatibility for a DVD This setting makes it possible to fit an image onto the screen by cutting off the top and bottom cutting off the sides or by stretching the image You can set the screen size by selecting SIDE BAR STRETCH ZOOM or SMART STRETCH When a D...

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