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Smart Picture

provides you with a choice of picture settings which are optimised

for color, brightness, saturation and contrast depending on the mode you have set.

• Press

▲

▼

to select the parameter.

• Press

ENTER

to confirm and return to the Video Menu.

AUDIO SETUP

• Press

SETUP

to enter Setup. Press

▼

to move to the AUDIO page.

• Press

►

to highlight “

Digital Output

” . Press

ENTER

Off:

Select this if you are not using the digital connection.

PCM:

Select this if the digital output is connected to a digital Stereo DAC.

RAW:

This is the normal multichannel digital connection. Select this if the digital

output is connected to a Home Cinema or AV receiver or processor.

• Press

▲

▼

to select the parameter.

• Press

ENTER

to confirm and return to the Audio Menu.

TV SYSTEM

• Press

▲

▼

to select TV System: Press

ENTER.

NTSC:

This will force the NTSC system onto the TV. If your TV only supports PAL the

picture may distort roll or corrupt the colour and sound.

PAL:

This will force the PAL system on the TV. If your TV only supports NTSC the

picture may distort roll or corrupt the colour and sound.

Auto:

(Default option) The player will auto-select the appropriate system.

• Press

▲

▼

to select the parameter.

• Press

ENTER

to confirm and return to the Video Menu.

SMART PICTURE

• Press

▲

▼

to select Smart Picture. Press

ENTER.

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4:3

Language

Video

Audio

Misc

Rating

NTSC
PAL
Auto

Aspect Ratio
View Mode
TV System

Smart Picture

Digital Output

PCM

Language

Video

Audio

Misc

Rating

Language

Video

Audio

Misc

Rating

Digital Output

Off

PCM
RAW

Fill

4:3

Language

Video

Audio

Misc

Rating

NTSC

Aspect Ratio
View Mode
TV System

Smart Picture

Standard
Bright

Soft

Dynamic

Summary of Contents for TKPR7PDVDSS11

Page 1: ...Owner s Handbook TKPR7PDVDSS11 7 Portable DVD Player ...

Page 2: ...unit contains a Laser com ponent Do not stare at the laser lens Whenthediscdrawerisopenasafetyinterlockdisconnects power to the laser Do not defeat this safety interlock IMPORTANT This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in ac cordance with the instructions may cause harmful in terference to radio communication However this is no guarantee ...

Page 3: ...re CD HDCD The following formats are not acceptable DVD discs with other region codes Improperly formatted CD Rs or CD RWs This may include discs which are not finalised IMPORTANT NOTE DVD discs contain various features Many features are determined by the program or software content on the DVD disc itself Some procedures in this manual cannot be performed if the disc does not support the feature A...

Page 4: ...sification of the disc If there are young children in your house you can restrict viewing to particular age groups by following the instructions in the SETUP menu IMPORTANT NOTE DVD discs contain various features Many features are determined by the program or software content on the DVD disc itself Some procedures in this manual cannot be performed if the disc does not support the feature Also som...

Page 5: ... Digital Output 14 AV Output 15 Headphone Connector 16 SD Card socket 17 USB socket NAVIGATION KEYS Move along a Menu Menu Choice During play increase volume Move back in a Menu Menu Choice During play decrease volume Move Up a Menu Menu Choice Move Down a Menu Menu Choice ENTER Confirm an Action b c d e f g h j 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ENTER ENTER PLAY KEYS Fast Forward Search Fast Reverse Search Previo...

Page 6: ... described above Connect the jack plug to the Player AV OUT socket Connect theWHITE and RED plugs to a LINE input of your hi fi system Do NOT connect theYELLOW plug WHITE left RED Right WHITE left RED Right YELLOW Video DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT CONNECTION If you have a Hi Fi System AV Receiver etc that can accept a Digital SPDIF co axial input you should use this connection You will get better sound a...

Page 7: ...ining images mp4 and vVID videoamd mp3 files SD cards should be connected as in the diagram USB drives may be plugged in directly to the player or via a suitable connecting lead The player will not recognise card readers connected via the USB port Inserting an SD Card Hold the card with the pins facing down Line the card up with the slot and push gently until it clicks in place To remove the card ...

Page 8: ...oint on a disc 15 TITLE Display title information on a DVD 16 SUBTITLE Select subtitles during DVD play 17 ZOOM Enlarge Reduce Image on Screen 18 VOL Increase DecreaseVolume 19 uII Play Pause a DVD Slide show etc 20 STOP Press Once to stop playback temporarily PressTwice to stop playback completely 21 Go to next previous chapter track etc 22 PROG Enter Program Mode p Move Up a Menu Menu Choice q M...

Page 9: ...to the mains point and switch on the power PORTABLE OPERATION If you want to use the player without external power you will need to charge the battery Charge the bat tery when the player is switched off The amount of time taken to charge the battery de pends on the amount of residual charge remaining but it could take several hours DURING BATTERY OPERATION If there is no display when the player is...

Page 10: ...lay all or any part of the disc When you switch the player on or open the Disc Compartment lid Disc operation is selected by default This will happen even when a USB drive or SD card connected to the player and there is no disc in the compart ment To play a USB drive SD card the relevant mode must be enabled by pressing the Disc USB SD key on the player or the handset See P 18 POSITIONING THE PLAY...

Page 11: ...s to shift the zoom point Inzoommodeyoucanpauseandresumeplay To restore normal viewing Press ZOOM to cycle to OFF Stopping and restarting the disc will also restore normal mode 8 To alter the volume Use the VOL keys on the handset to alter volume from 0 min up to 19 max 9 To mute unmute the volume Press on the handset 10 Stopping the Disc The STOP button has two modes When a disc is paused the las...

Page 12: ... block access to or do not have aTitle menu as all the valid choices are driven from the Root menu Page 10 CHECKINGTHE OPERATIONAL STATUS The ON SCREEN DISPLAY shows the current title playing the chapter being played and various time modes Press the OSD key continuously to cycle the Display Modes These screens give you all the information abut the disc currently playing You can display the OSD men...

Page 13: ...er Move the cursor with the keys and enter further selections To correct mistakes reselect theTitle Chapter and re enter the numbers If you enter an invalidTitle or Chapter no the entry will self clear When you have filled the first three selections Highlight q and press the ENTER key to move to the next page Whenyouhavefinalisedtheprogram To play the program Highlight Play and press the ENTER key...

Page 14: ...o Standby or switch it off and disconnect the power supply PLAYING AN AUDIO CD Load an Audio CD into the player The player reads the disc Most CDs will start automatically a very few won t CD Display 1 To play an entire disc from the beginning when it is stopped Press ENTER or uII 2 To change tracks when a disc is playing Press to go forward one track at a time Press to go back one track at a time...

Page 15: ... intro of the desired song appears Press ENTER to cancel Intro Mode and play all the songs on the CD normally C Mode and Repeat Play The player can combine Mode Play and repeat Play e g you can combine shuffle and folder repeat to get continuous random play You can select shuffle mode and single repeat If you do this you will get only one t repeating rack If you press or the player will select ano...

Page 16: ...e Press to select Program Edit Press ENTER Step 2 Press t to go to the tracklist Press to move up down the track list and select a track Press ENTER A tick mark appears beside the selected track To deprogram the track Re select the track and press ENTER Page 14 Track01 Track02 Track03 Track04 Track05 Track06 Track07 Track08 Music Playing Repeat Off Mode Normal Edit Mode 00 04 07 1 20 Track01 Track...

Page 17: ... ENTER a tick mark appears beside the track Press u to move to the Right Hand pane Press twice to highlight Clear Program Press ENTER the track s are removed Youcanonlyclearaprogramisbydeprogrammingallthetracksindividually Openingandclosingthediscdrawerwillremovetheentireprogram Track01 Track08 CDA Track03 Track04 Track06 Music Playing Edit mode Browser view Clear program 00 04 07 8 20 Track01 Tra...

Page 18: ...r All the pictures not in folders play as a slide show Press the tukeys repeatedlyto rotate the image 90 to the left or right Press the keys to flip the picture 180 Press II to pause Press ENTER to resume Press MENU to stop the disc and return to the main menu Press ZOOM to increase the picture size 1 2 3 and OFF WhenZoomisgreaterthan1 usethe keys toshiftthezoompoint PLAYING AUDIO FILES Proceedasf...

Page 19: ...sss ENTER Press to select the file s Press ENTER a tick appears beside the file To select another folder file Press to highlight the Folder with the arrow You may now select another folder file Step 3 After selecting the program Press u Press twice to go to Add to Program Press ENTER Filter JPEG Preview Repeat Off 1 20 ZOO Mode Normal Img 002 Img 003 Img 004 Img 001 Img 005 A Hard Day s JPEG Previ...

Page 20: ...sible e gif thereis no USB drivecardconnected to the playertheUSBchoiceis notavailable Use the procedure on the previous pages to view and manipulate your pictures and navigate folders When you have finished Press the DVD USB SD key on the handset or the player to select DISC Press ENTER The player now reverts to disc mode and you may safely remove your media OpeningandclosingtheDiscLidevenwhileaS...

Page 21: ...CUSTOMISING PLAYER SETTINGS Always access the SETUP menu when the player is FULLY stopped or wnen there is no disc in the drawer Press SETUP to enter the Setup menu The setup menu has 5 categories Language Video Audio Rating and Misc Press or to move up and down a menu list Press or to take you to the next previous menu list Press ENTER to confirm your selection Press SETUP at any time to leave th...

Page 22: ...ss or to move to theVIDEO page Press to highlight Aspect Ratio Press ENTER to confirm your selection ASPECT RATIO This is the relationship between the player and theTV The default is 16 9 Widescreen The alternative is 4 3 S tandard Note A picture recorded in standard 4 3 format always displays in 4 3 aspect ratio If a DVD is recorded in 16 9 wide format while theTV is a standard 4 3 screen the pic...

Page 23: ...irm and return to the Audio Menu TV SYSTEM Press or to selectTV System Press ENTER NTSC This will force the NTSC system onto theTV If yourTV only supports PAL the picture may distort roll or corrupt the colour and sound PAL This will force the PAL system on theTV If yourTV only supports NTSC the picture may distort roll or corrupt the colour and sound Auto Default option The player will auto selec...

Page 24: ...ress or to select a rating following the guide on Page 4 Press ENTER to confirm Parental control 8 Adult Set Password Language Video Audio Misc Rating Parental control 8 Adult Set Password Language Video Audio Misc Rating Parental control 8 Adult Set Password Language Video Audio Misc Rating Parental control 8 Adult Set Password Language Video Audio Misc Rating Parental control 8 Adult Set Passwor...

Page 25: ...ings will NOT be changed Ifyouselect NO The screen will revert to the Misc page Use Default Settings Screen Saver On Disc Resume Off Language Video Audio Misc Rating Use Default Settings Language Video Audio Misc Rating Screen Saver On Disc Resime Off Do you want to use default setting Yes No Use Default Settings Use Default Settings Screen Saver On Disc Resume Off Language Video Audio Misc Rating...

Page 26: ...handset at the player not the screen Flat handset battery distance too far from player or Handset too far from player or obstructed AFTER USING YOUR PLAYER Remove the disc from the tray Remove any SD USB media Close the player lid securely Unplug the adapter and coil the cables Store the player and accessories securely away from sources of heat and damp and out of the reach of children and pets NE...

Page 27: ...fault develops during this period please contact theTESCO electrical help line on 0845 456 6767 Please have your original purchase receipt with you when you call This warranty in no way affects your consumer rights UK Waste electrical products batteries should not be disposed of with household waste Separate disposal facilities exist for your nearest facilities See www recycle more co uk or in sto...

Page 28: ...Tesco Stores Ltd Delamare Road Cheshunt Herts EN8 9SL Technika Helpline 0845 456 6767 Calls cost up to 4p per minute from a BT landline other providers may vary ...

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