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Rev. 08/22/12                                                             © 2012

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OWNER’S MANUAL

Please review this manual before playing the machine.
 
  

This manual refers to models: PCK4000 US, and PCK4000 AU

DVD / CD+G / MP3G / Xvid / CD / USB / SD Card

DVD-R  /  DVD-R/RW / CD-DA / CD-R / CD-RW / 

MP3 / MP3G / VCD / SVCD / JPEG / Kodak Picture CD

This manual is also available as a .PDF file at www.soundchoice.com.

Summary of Contents for PCK4000

Page 1: ... OWNER S MANUAL Please review this manual before playing the machine This manual refers to models PCK4000 US and PCK4000 AU DVD CD G MP3G Xvid CD USB SD Card DVD R DVD R RW CD DA CD R CD RW MP3 MP3G VCD SVCD JPEG Kodak Picture CD This manual is also available as a PDF file at www soundchoice com ...

Page 2: ...ice 888 389 9648 Australia Sound Choice Distr Aust Pty Ltd Attn Service Dept P O Box 50 KLEMZIG SA 5087 AUSTRALIA Customer Service 61 8 8261 0566 IF THIS UNIT IS OUTSIDE OF THE WARRANTY PERIOD please call the appropriate number below for repair Note The unit must be shipped in the original carton and placed inside another carton with added padding for extra protection during shipment All original ...

Page 3: ...n of liability All implied warranties are limited to the duration of the warranty This is the complete warranty and no other expressed warranty is valid Some states countries provinces do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or exclusions or limitations of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply This warranty gives you the own...

Page 4: ...ncluding amplifiers that produce heat 9 Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety When the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of th...

Page 5: ... player Lens warning Cleaning and adjustment of the lens or other components should only be done by a qualified technician To obtain a clear picture The player is a high technology precision driven device If the optical lens and drive parts are dirty or worn down the picture quality may become poor To obtain a clear picture we recommend regular inspection and maintenance cleaning or parts replacem...

Page 6: ... standard used in the United States is NTSC Throughout the world the most widely used format is PAL 4 Interlaced Video Output Televisions have used interlaced video output since their inception in the 1940 s Interlaced Video Output takes the odd number of lines in a picture and combines them into a frame Then the even numbered lines are combined into a second frame The process begins by displaying...

Page 7: ...AL AUDIO GRAPHICS 5 Playable Discs This DVD player will play the following formats Digital Video Discs DVD Compact Disc Graphics CD G Compact Disc CD Digital Video Disc Recordable DVD R Digital Video Disc Re Writable DVD RW Super Video Compact Disc SVCD Video Compact Disc VCD Compact Disc Recordable CD R Compact Disc Re Writable CD RW MPEG 3 MP3 Compact Disc Digital Audio CD DA MP3G Mp3 with Graph...

Page 8: ...y No disc is inserted The disc is placed upside down The disc is not placed within the guide The disc is dirty or scratched There is a menu pictured on the TV screen The parental lock function is set The remote control is not pointed at the remote sensor on the DVD video player The remote control is too far from the DVD video player There is an obstacle between the remote sensor on the player and ...

Page 9: ... the Stereo Red White inputs of your TV or Stereo 7 Note At any time you may exit the menu by pressing the SETUP button PREFERENCE PAGE CONTINUED PARENTAL KID SAFE G PG PG 13 PGR R Note Password mode must be turned on for the Parental Menu to work To change the parental function the user must turn off the password protection and adjust the parental level setting Once this is completed turn the pas...

Page 10: ...ack may damage speakers To avoid feedback noise do not place your hands near the top of the microphone and do not point the microphone directly at the output speakers If feedback occurs lower the volume control 8 Note At any time you may exit the menu by pressing the SETUP button PREFERENCE PAGE Note In order to access the Preference Page the player must come to a complete stop To completely stop ...

Page 11: ...twice to completely stop the disc 12 Previous PREV Press this button to skip to the previous track title This function may not work with certain discs depending on their structure 13 Next Press this button to skip to the next track title This function may not work with certain discs depending on their structure 14 Single Play Continuous Play momentarily displays on your TV or monitor when pressed ...

Page 12: ...mmediately under running water Remote Control Setup 30 30 Operation of the remote control Instructions for using the remote control Distance within 20ft 6m from the front of the remote control sensor on the player o Angle within 30 in each direction of the front of the remote sensor on the player Do not expose the remote sensor of the DVD video player to a strong light source such as direct sunlig...

Page 13: ...ote control to close the tray or for Turbo Load press desired track number or 1 to start playing a movie 11 AUDIO SETUP PAGE CONTINUED SPDIF SETUP DIGITAL OUTPUT SETUP SPDIF OUTPUT DIGITAL OUTPUT SPDIF OFF Turns off the digital outputs of player SPDIF RAW Activates the optical outputs of the player SPDIF PCM Activates the coaxial outputs of the player Note At any time you may exit the menu by pres...

Page 14: ...EO NORMAL V SURR VIRTUAL SURROUND Note At any time you may exit the menu by pressing the SETUP button Features Setup GENERAL SETUP PAGE CONTINUED LAST MEMORY OFF Permanent factory setting 5 1 CH 21 7 Press buttons to select Move these arrow buttons to the desired menu or picture 8 Press ENTER to confirm the desired menu The next set of submenus will appear The player will automatically play the se...

Page 15: ... 5 Skip to the previous chapter track During playback press the PREV button 13 This section will instruct you on how to navigate the setup features of the DVD player There are many features that are built into this player that can be accessed by the user Please review this section of the manual before attempting to adjust any of the features NOTE While navigating through the menu you must use the ...

Page 16: ...play the demonstration vocal on the right channel only so that you will not hear the lead vocal in stereo Press this button to turn On Off the demonstration lead vocal track during playback The default setting is off you will need to turn this function on for each track selection except for playback in Repeat modes 25 PAUSE While the player is in the playback mode including slow fast forward fast ...

Page 17: ...cs 13 REVERSE FR Press this button to reverse the playback Each time it is pressed the speed will change a level Continually pressing this will return the audio video to the normal playback 14 SLOW Press this button to play in slow speed without sound It can play slowly forward or backward Each time it is pressed the slow motion speed will change Continually pressing this will return the audio vid...

Page 18: ...ress this button the third time to finish the repetition 2 PLAY During the mode of stop pause slow motion fast forward or fast reverse etc press this button to return to the normal playback 3 SUBTITLE 4 PROGRAM Press this button to change the playback order It varies according to the different discs 5 OPEN CLOSE Press this button once to eject the disc tray press it again to close the disc tray Us...

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