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ELECTRICAL INFORMATION

Use this appliance only with the supplied AC Adaptor or 
in-car charger. Using non-approved power supplies will 
void the warranty.
Mains  Supply: The  mains  operating  voltage  of  the  AC 
Adaptor  is marked on a rating plate on the AC Adaptor.
The  means  of  disconnecting  this  appliance  from  the 
mains supply is the AC adaptor/mains plug. This should 
be unobstructed and readily operable at all times.

GENERAL CAUTIONS

CAUTION: During playback, the disc spins at high speed, 
do not lift or move the player, doing so may damage the 
disc.
CAUTION: When  the  player  is  stopped  the  disc  is  still 
rotating at a very high speed. Leave the disc to come to 
a rest before removing it. Stopping a disc manually could 
damage both the disc and the player
CAUTION: Never press down on the disc compartment lid 
especially when a disc is playing.

To  prevent  possible  hearing  damage, 
do  not  listen  at  high  volumes  for  long 
periods.

BATTERY WARNINGS

The DVD player and the handset use batteries. There is a 
risk of fire and burns if batteries are handled improperly. 
Do  not  disassemble,  crush,  puncture,  short  external 
contacts, or dispose of in fire or water. 
Do  not  service  the  internal  player  battery.  Have  it 
examined  (and  replaced  if  needed)  by  a  competent 
service centre.
Replace the handset battery only with a battery of the 
same voltage and type.
Discard  used  batteries  in  accordance  with  recycling 
regulations in force in your area.

BATTERY NOTES

The  player’s  internal  Lithium-Polymer  battery  has  no 
Memory Effect and can be recharged safely whether it is 
fully or partially discharged. DO NOT charge a battery for 
longer than 6 hours. A fully charged battery will power 
the player for about 2 hours. During charging the red light 
will be on. The light will turn green when the battery is 
fully charged. Do NOT charge the battery in excessively 
hot, cold or humid conditions.

CARE OF DISCS

DVD discs are fragile. Treat them with care. Always store 
them upright in their packing; away from direct sunlight, 
heat and damp.
When handling discs, hold the disc’s outer edge and/or 
the centre spindle hole. Do not touch the disc surface. 
Never bend or flex a disc.
Clean the disc surface with a soft, dry cloth. Wipe the 
disc surface gently, radially, from centre toward the outer 
edge.  Never apply solvents to the surface of a disc.

PARENTAL CONTROL

This player includes parental control settings to restrict 
viewing of adult rated movies.
The setting is password protected. Changing the password 
from the factory default is highly recommended. Keep the 
password secret at all times.
The  parental  control  restriction  system  relies  on  a  disc 
including a correct parental rating. If the disc does not 
include a parental rating, then the parental control system 
may not restrict viewing.
The factory default setting is ‘Adult’, unrestricted.

Summary of Contents for T7PDVD113

Page 1: ...T7PDVD113 7 Portable DVD Player User Guide...

Page 2: ...mentsorperformance ofproceduresotherthanthosespecifiedhereinmayresult in hazardous exposure IMPORTANT This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used...

Page 3: ...y with a battery of the same voltage and type Discard used batteries in accordance with recycling regulations in force in your area BATTERY NOTES The player s internal Lithium Polymer battery has no M...

Page 4: ...Player Remote Control and Battery External Mains Power Adapter 12VDCVehicle accessory Cigarette lighter adapter Operating Manual If any items are missing or damaged contact your nearestTESCO store for...

Page 5: ...oviet Union India North Korea Pakistan Region 6 China THIS PLAYER PLAYS REGION 2 AND REGION FREE UNIVERSAL 0 DISCS IMPORTANT NOTE DVD discs contain various features Many features are determined by the...

Page 6: ...CONNECTIONS FRONTVIEW Navigation buttons more details on the next page 1 Standby indicator 2 Remote control sensor 3 Battery charge indicator 4 Disc loading door 5 Disc loading door open button 6 VOL...

Page 7: ...tton 4 Next button 5 MENU MODE Cursor right button 1 Select button 2 Cursor down button 3 Cursor left button 4 Cursor up button 5 CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS SIDEVIEW Play Pause Select button 1 SET UP bu...

Page 8: ...nnect the jack plug to the Player AV OUT socket Connect the YELLOW plug to the CompositeVideo input of theTV Connect theWHITE and RED plugs to the Audio inputs of theTV IMPORTANT BEFORE CONNECTING ANY...

Page 9: ...tilting the screen you can also rotate it in a clockwise direction To rotate the screen set the screen in a vertical position and gently turn it clockwise 1 You can rotateitbyamaximumof180 2 sothatthe...

Page 10: ...on 15 Program button 16 Display button 17 Repeat button 18 Repeat A B button 19 Setup button 20 Down cursor button 21 REMOTE CONTROL ZOOM SEARCH MUTE OSD STEP 0 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 10 MENU AUDIO ANGLE S...

Page 11: ...and at an angle of no more than 30 for reliable operation If handset operation is erratic in sunlight move the player into the shade BATTERY REPLACEMENT If the handset behaves erratically or fails to...

Page 12: ...yer may be powered by the internal rechargeable battery for portable operation from the AC mains via an AC adaptor or from the 12V DC outlet in a car via the DC adaptor The internal battery can also b...

Page 13: ...metoloadthanothers DVD discs will display the ROOT or TITLE menu The ROOT menu is the basic menu of a DVD disc and contains all the information relating to the disc If there is one title and nothingel...

Page 14: ...ter Repeat title Repeat all Repeat off To stop the disc Press the button Playwillstop holdingatthepointyoustoppedthedisc Toresumeplayingthediscfromthepointwhereyou stopped press the button To complete...

Page 15: ...reach the DISPLAY OFF option TheOn screendisplaywillswitchoff Changing the audio settings of a DVD The player allows you to select a preferred language TV and audio format from those included on the...

Page 16: ...urn the volume up or down Thevolumelevelwillbedisplayedbriefly To stop the disc Press the button Playwillstop holdingatthepointyoustoppedthedisc Toresumeplayingthediscfromthepointwhereyou stopped pres...

Page 17: ...files of your chosen media type and folders containing these will be displayed Loadyourmediadiscinthe same way as a CD or DVD The Audio menu screen will be displayed Selecting the type of media you w...

Page 18: ...m into the picture then zoom out The zoom settings are 2Xg3Xg4Xg1 2Xg1 3Xg1 4XgNormal When zoom is set you can press the buttons to pan the zoomed area around the picture Repeat Press the REPEAT butto...

Page 19: ...When zoom is set you can press the buttons to pan the zoomed area around the photo Slideshow repeat Press the REPEAT button repeatedly to step through the repeat mode options for the slideshow When y...

Page 20: ...E book file you want to play To move up the folder tree select the top folder marked PressOKtoselectandread a book Thefirstpageofthebookwillbedisplayed Changing pages Press or to change to the next or...

Page 21: ...setup Languagesetup StandbysettingorVideosetup To choose settings page options Press to choose a setting to change Press or to move up or down the settings list When the setting you want to change is...

Page 22: ...Letter Box 16 9 Wide Screen Rating Open the password menu and enter the password You can now use this menu option to change the parental rating SYSTEM SETUP PAGE Choose the System setup page to Chang...

Page 23: ...t you can understand the language you choose or you may have difficulty changing this setting again Choose this option to change the default audio language This language if available will select autom...

Page 24: ...t to Standby when it has not been used for the set period Choose Off todisableAutoStandby Choose3hourstosettheAutoStandbytimeto3hours Choose4hourstosettheAutoStandbytimeto4hours STANDBY SETTING PAGE C...

Page 25: ...ththecurrentbrightnesssetting Press to set the brightness setting you want Press ENTER to store the new brightness setting and return to theVideo setup settings Select the Contrast option and adjust t...

Page 26: ...tle and chapter skip You can t advance through the opening credits and warning information at the beginning of movies Handset erratic inoperative Point the handset at the player not the screen Flat ha...

Page 27: ...y for 12 months from the date of purchase If a fault develops during this period please contact the TESCO electrical help line on 0845 456 6767 Please have your original purchase receipt with you when...

Page 28: ...Tesco Stores Ltd Delamare Road Cheshunt Herts EN8 9SL T7PDVD113 ENV0 7 Tesco technical helpline 0845 456 6767 calls cost up to 5p perminute from a BT landline otherproviders mayvary...

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