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2. Insert the card into the slot gold contacts first

and the recessed notch on the left. Gently

push the card in all the way until the card is

fixed in place.

IMPORTANT: 

Notice the notched corner of the

MultiMediaCard or Secure Digital card and be

careful not to insert the MultiMediaCard or Secure

Digital card in the wrong direction. To insert

properly, be sure that the card is positioned so

that the recessed notch is facing left and the

media’s label is on the bottom. The media is to be

inserted gold contacts first.

Inserting a Memory Stick card

Position the Memory Stick on its side with the

media’s label on the bottom and the gold contacts

on the top. Position the media so that the gold

contacts are farthest from you. Please refer to

below image for proper media insertion.

2. Insert the Memory Stick into t

he slot gol

d

contacts first and the recess

ed notch on t

he

right. Gently push the Memory Sti

ck in all t

he

way until the card is fixed in plac

e.

IMPORTANT: 

Notice the rounded c

orner of t

he

Memory Stick card and be careful not

 to insert t

he

Memory Stick in the wrong directi

on. To ins

ert

properly, be sure that the card is po

sitioned 

so

that the rounded corner is facing ri

ght with t

he

gold contacts upwards.

Reading Cards & Playing control

After switching to card reader working status,

the card reader will read cards as per following

sequence: CF I/II —> SD/SM/MMC/MS. If there is a

CF card in CF slot, it won’t read SD/SM/MMC/MS.

If there are no cards, it will show NO CARD.

For playing control, pleases refer to the

JPEG Photo CD/MPEG4/MP3 playing section

Removing Cards

The cards can only be removed when the card

reader is at non-working status and the cards’

indicator must be off, otherwise the reader or the

cards may be damaged, or data on the cards may

be lost or corrupted.

To remove cards, you should pull the card gently

and horizontally out of the slot by your hand

directly.

Remark:

 The sup

ported range & capacity for the

folders & files in t

he card

1. This card read

er can support 2 levels of folders

in the card.

2. The total fold

ers number can be supported in

the card is n

o more than 10. (Max 5 folders

can be suppor

ted under directory)

3. Only support

 100 files for each folder or

support 100 fil

es for each card with no folder

in it.

4. A folder includi

ng different format files will not

be supported.

5. JPEG file larger

 than 1 MB may not be displayed

normally.

SETUP

Once the initial set

tings have been completed, the

player can be oper

ated under the same conditions.

These settings will

 be retained in the memory even

after turning off t

he power until the settings are

changed. The initi

al language is set to English.

Operation:

1. Press STOP button first then press SETUP

button to enter setup interface as followed

during the stop status. You can setup

Language, Video, Audio, More Audio and

Parental.

2. Press direction up and down button to choose

the desired section and OK button to enter

submenu or press SETUP to quit the setup

screen. Followed is the language setup screen

for your reference where you can set OSD

menu, Subtitle Language, Audio Language, DVD

Menu.

Please refer to SHEET 1 for the detailed items and

parameters in all setup interfaces.

LANGUAGE   VIDEO    AUDIO   MORE AUD   PARENTAL

LANGUAGE    VIDEO    AUDIO   MORE AUD    PARENTAL
OSD MENU >> ENGLISH
SUBTITLE
Audio
DVD MENU

OPERATION

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Summary of Contents for DVD 5000

Page 1: ...DVD 5000 DVD PLAYER with DivX Playback 5 in 1 Card Reader PLEASE READ FULLY AND RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE USE DVD5000_IB p65 05 10 22 23 16 1...

Page 2: ...15 u Repeat 15 u Return 15 u Mark 15 u CLR 15 u Angle Audio 15 uPROGRAM 15 u Search 15 u Title For DVD Only 16 u Menu 16 u Subtitle 16 TABLE OF CONTENTS u VIDEO OUT 16 u WMA MP3 JPEG MPEG4 16 Operati...

Page 3: ...RNING To reduce the risk of electric shock do not expose this product to rain or moisture NOTE This DVD player uses the Macro Vision copy protection code system copied DVD media without this code will...

Page 4: ...d candles on any electrical apparatus 11 Connect only to a suitable 230 240 50 Hz power supply 12 Always unplug from the power source when any electrical apparatus is not in use 13 Do not abuse or dam...

Page 5: ...liances u Never put any heavy object on the AC power cord FEATURES AND PRECAUTIONS u Do not attempt to repair the AC power cord u Remove dust dirt etc from the plug at regular intervals u If the unit...

Page 6: ...lay button 6 SKIP button 7 PAUSE button 8 VFD Display Displays the relevant working status 9 Remote control sensor 10 Disc tray 11 Slot for SD SM MMC MS cards 12 Slot for CF I II cards 13 Card reader...

Page 7: ...l and can be connected to a digital audio decoder or amplifier with coaxial input 10 2CH Audio LEFT output jack 11 2CH Audio RIGHT output jack 12 Optical output jack Outputs a digital audio laser sign...

Page 8: ...LOWF button 19 MUTE button 20 ZOOM button 21 PAGE button 22 PAGE button 23 MARK button 24 VOLUME button 25 A B button 26 SKIP button 27 CARD DVD button 28 OK select button 29 DISPLAY button 30 VIDEO O...

Page 9: ...when disc tray closes 3 Shows LOAD when reading disc 4 Shows NOdISC without disc loaded 5 Shows when playing DVD discs 6 Shows CD when playing CD discs 7 Shows D when playing Dolby Digital discs 8 Sho...

Page 10: ...ve scan function you can use this unit s progressive scan output by using the Y Pb Pr output jacks setting the DVD player s VIDEO OUT as Y Pb Pr Notes 1 Select the following speaker size setting in th...

Page 11: ...5 1 channel input connectors 3 Audio cords not supplied 4 To audio input connector subwoofer 5 To audio input connector center 6 To audio input connector surround L R 7 To audio input connector front...

Page 12: ...or match Keep the protective cap and always reattach the cap when not using the connector to protect the laser beam against dust Coaxial digital audio output connector Sound having 96 KHZ sampling wil...

Page 13: ...on the remote control damaged parts may lead to a malfunction u Do not mix old and new batteries u If the remote control is not going to be used for a long period of time remove the batteries to avoid...

Page 14: ...ncluding MPEG4 discs have no such function STANDBY When you press the STANDBY button the player will switch to Standby status When pressed again the player will return to normal working status SKIP SK...

Page 15: ...from that point Marked positions can be recalled anytime by pressing MARK button on the remote control Note 1 All the marks are cleared when the power is off or the disc is removed 2 Somediscsincludin...

Page 16: ...OM with JPEG WMA MP3 or MPEG4 and enter playing control menu as below Note Some characters of the folder file names may not be displayed correctly These control modes are available Folder Normal Folde...

Page 17: ...de with the gold contacts located on the bottom the media s notched corner should be facing the left when the gold contacts are on the bottom Please refer to illustration below for proper insertion 2...

Page 18: ...n Removing Cards The cards can only be removed when the card reader is at non working status and the cards indicator must be off otherwise the reader or the cards may be damaged or data on the cards m...

Page 19: ...play Audio Portuguese Portuguese audio Display English English DVD menu German German DVD menu French French DVD Display Dutch Dutch DVD Display Italian Italian DVD Display Spanish Spanish DVD Display...

Page 20: ...ro Logic Off Turn off the Pro Logic function PCM Output Digital signal in PCM Raw Output Raw digital signal Digital Output Off Turn off digital output Pink Noise OFF Left Center Right Left Surr Right...

Page 21: ...ith such discs the ANGLE button can be used to view the scene from different angles CHAPTERNUMBER These numbers are recorded on DVD discs A title is subdivided into many sections Each of them is numbe...

Page 22: ...ded double layer 2 CD disc u 12cm disc u 8cm disc Video output u output level 1 0 2 Vp p 75 ohm u horizontal resolution 500 lines u S N ratio 60dB Audio output Impedance 10k ohm u output level 1 8 0 2...

Page 23: ...se switch to NTSC output or use VIDEO S VIDEO or SCART to connect TV set Picture is distorted during fast forward or reverse The picture will be somewhat distorted at times this is normal advance or r...

Page 24: ...REGION CODE SET UP PROCEDURE FOR MODEL TEVION DVD5000 1 OPEN TRAY 2 PRESS NUMBERS 2812 THEN SELECT REGION CODE 6 is All Region Mode 3 CLOSE TRAY...

Page 25: ...ity inspections For any customer query or in the unlikely event of a product failure please phone or email the helpline contact details below for assistance DO NOT RETURN THE PRODUCT TO THE RETAILER W...

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