Bang & Olufsen BeoVision 7 User manual

BeoVision 7
Guide

The Guide and the Reference Book
This Guide contains information about the daily use of your Bang & Olufsen product.
The Reference book contains information about more advanced operation as well as
connecting and operating external equipment, it also provides you with an
overview of on-screen menus.
We expect your Bang & Olufsen retailer to deliver, install and set up your products.
However, the information required to install and set them up is included in the
Reference book. This is useful if you move your products or expand your system at
a later date.
Index …
The Reference book also contains an index which
refers to this Guide and the Reference book. It can
help you find the specific subject you want to
know more about.
An explanation of symbols in the Guide and
Reference book
Buttons on the Beo4 remote
control
Display on the Beo4 remote
control
TV
LIST
FORMAT

3
Introducing your Bang & Olufsen television, 4
Find out how to use the Beo4 remote control and bring up the menus on the
screen.
Watch TV, 6
Find out how to operate the daily functions of your television for watching
television.
Adjust sound, 8
How to adjust volume and change sound mode.
See two sources at the same time, 9
Find out how to use the dual-screen function of your television.
Surround sound and Home cinema, 10
How to turn your system into a Home cinema for watching movies.
Teletext, 12
How to use the teletext functions of your television, for example MEMO pages.
Use Groups, 14
How to use the Groups function in your television and create groups of favourite
programs.
Use the DVD player, 16
How to operate the daily functions of the DVD player and call up on-screen menus.
The pincode system, 22
How to utilise the pincode system of your television.
Maintenance, 24
How to clean your television and change batteries in the Beo4 remote control.
Contents

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For information about how to operate connected
equipment, refer to the Guide enclosed with it.
For information on how to add extra functions to
those shown in the Beo4 display, refer to the
chapter ‘Customise Beo4’ in the Reference book.
Introducing BeoVision 7 and Beo4
The Beo4 remote control gives you access
to all functions. When a function is in use,
you are informed via displays on Beo4 or
on the television.
Switch on the television
Switch on digital satellite TV, if your television is
equipped with a digital satellite module, or switch
on a connected set-top box
Switch on DVD and play a loaded disc
Select programs, teletext pages, track numbers
and DVD chapters. Enter data in on-screen menus
Enter information in on-screen menus. Press or
while TV is on to select a program Group you
have created. Cue back and forth during playback
of a DVD
Accept and store instructions or settings. Press
and hold to call up a program list. Start disc
playback
Step up or down through programs or menu
items. Step between chapters or tracks on a disc
Reveal additional functions in the Beo4 display,
such as FORMAT
The Beo4 display shows the source you have
selected, or extra functions available when you
press the LIST button
Bring up the main menu
Switch on teletext
Bring up the subtitle language menu for DVD*
Use with number buttons to bring up DVD menus
when watching a DVD. Also used to switch
between “play mode” operation and “menu
mode” operation with certain DVDs
Bring up the audio language menu for DVD*
Bring up the DVD disc menu when watching a
DVD
Stop playback of a disc, step back in menus
Adjust sound volume: press in the middle to mute
the sound
Exit all on-screen menus
Switch the television to standby
TV
FORMAT
MENU
TEXT
STOP
EXIT
•
TV
DTV
DVD
0 – 9
GO
LIST
*NOTE! Alternative subtitle and audio languages
are only available on some discs. Functions not
available on a loaded disc will not be highlighted
in on-screen menus.

5
Displayed information and menus
Information about the selected source is
shown in the display. On-screen menus allow
you to adjust settings.
How to use on-screen menus …
Press to switch on the television
Press to bring up the TV SETUP
menu
Press to move between the
different menu options
Press to reveal different settings
Press to bring up a menu or store
a setting you have made
Press to step back through
previous menus
Press to exit all menus
Examples of on-screen menus. As you highlight
menu options, the contents of each option appear
in grey below the options.
E
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O
S
P
O
R
TV
MENU
GO
STOP
EXIT
TV SETUP
select GO
PROGRAM GROUPS
TUNING
TIMER RECORDING
PLAY TIMER
OPTIONS
STAND POSITIONS
EDIT PROGRAM
ADD PROGRAM
AUTO TUNING
TV TUNING
select GO
EDIT PROGRAMS
ADD PROGRAM
AUTO TUNING
MANUAL TUNING
LINK FREQUENCY
1 DR1
2 TV2
3 . . . . . . . .
Menu name
Menu options
Option
contents
Information
field

6
The program list for TV is now called up. It
provides you with an overview of all your available
TV programs.
Group list … TV programs selected for a Group
also appear in the program lists for all tuned TV
programs.
Watch TV
This chapter describes daily use of
your television: how to switch the
television on, choose a program and
switch the television off.
In addition, it describes two functions
that make watching TV easier and
more enjoyable:
– The TV list gives you an overview
of all your programs, and you can
also view a list of programs you
have placed in a Group;
– If your television is equipped with
an optional motorised stand, you
can turn the television.
For further information about Groups,
refer to the chapter ‘Use Groups’ on
page 14.
Select a TV program
When you switch the television on, the last
program viewed appears on the screen.
Bring up a program list
All your TV programs appear on a list, which
you can bring up on the screen. The list
contains program numbers and names, and
can contain up to 99 TV programs. You can
also bring up a program list for Groups of
programs.
Press to switch on the television
Press a program number to go
directly to that program
Press to change programs one by
one
Press to switch the television to
standby
Pressing 0 swaps between the
current TV program and
previous TV program.
NEWS
group select GO
DR1
DR2
TV2
BBC
CNN
ZDF
RTL7
EUROSPRT
TV PROGRAM LIST
more select GO
1 DR2
2 TV2
3 . . . . . . . .
4 EUROSPRT
5 ZDF
6 RTL7
7 . . . . . . . .
8 BBC
9 . . . . . . . .
10 . . . . . . . .
11 . . . . . . . .
12 CNN
13 N3
14 . . . . . . . .
15 SAT 1
16 SVT 2
17 NRK
18 TV4
TV
0 – 9
•
NOTE! If the screen is overheated, black spots may
appear in the picture. These spots disappear again,
once the television cools down to normal
temperature.

7
For further information about how to preset
positions for TV viewing, refer to the chapter ‘Set
positions for the television to turn to’ on page 22
in the Reference book.
Press repeatedly to display
STAND on Beo4
Press to turn the television to the
left or the right, or …
… press the number buttons to
choose a pre-defined position;
1 represents the far left position,
9 represents the far right position
If your television is equipped
with a stand with motorised tilt
function, press to tilt the tele-
vision up or down
Turn the television
If you have a motorised stand, you can turn
the television using your Beo4 remote control.
Press to switch on the television
Press and hold to bring up a
program list on the screen
Press or to step between
‘pages’ in the program list
To select a program, enter the
program number, or …
… press until the desired
program is highlighted
Press to switch on the chosen
program, or …
… press to leave the menu
Bring up the program list for
a specific Group …
Press to switch on the television
Press or repeatedly to step
through your Groups
Press to bring up the chosen
Group
Press and hold to bring up the
program list for this Group
Press or to see the program
lists for the other Groups
TV
GO
0 – 9
GO
EXIT
TV
GO
GO
LIST
STAND
1 – 9

8Adjust sound
Several sound adjustment possibilities
are available in your television.
You can adjust the volume or mute
the sound completely at any time.
If programs are broadcasted with
different sound types or languages,
you can choose between the sound
types or languages.
Adjust volume or mute the sound
You can adjust volume or mute the sound at
any time.
Sound type or language
While you are watching TV, you can switch
between the types of sound that are
available.
Press repeatedly to display
SOUND* on Beo4
Press to bring up the current
sound type in the display
Press GO repeatedly to switch to
another sound type or language
in a multi-language programme
Press to leave the SOUND
function
You can store your favourite sound
type when tuning in your TV
channels. For further information,
refer to the chapter ‘Edit tuned
programs’ on page 16 in the
Reference book.
Press either end of the button to
adjust the volume up or down
Press in the middle of the button
to mute the sound
Press either end of the button to
bring the sound back
Prolonged listening at high
volume levels can cause hearing
damage!
LIST
SOUND
GO
GO
EXIT
*NOTE! In order to display SOUND on Beo4, you
must first add it to the Beo4 list of functions. Refer
to the chapter ‘Customise Beo4’ on page 58 in the
Reference book.

9
See two sources at the same time
Your Beo4 remote control gives you
access to a dual-screen function for
viewing two video sources at the
same time. For example, you can
view a video tape playback and a TV
programme at the same time,
provided that the selected sources
are available in your system.
While watching a programme or
recording, you can divide the screen
between the current programme or
recording (picture A in the second
illustration) and a new programme or
recording (picture B). You can also
swap the two pictures at any time.
Volume adjustment with Beo4 always
affects picture A, while other Beo4
operations, such as selecting
programs, affect picture B. Choosing
a new source cancels dual-screen
viewing.
To view a source registered in the ‘Connections’
menu as V.AUX, such as a set-top box, press LIST
repeatedly until P-V.AUX* is shown in the Beo4
display instead.
While watching, for example,
TV …
Press repeatedly to display
P-AND-P on Beo4
Press, for example, V MEM to
select the source to view on the
right side of the screen (B)
Press 0 to swap the left picture
and right picture
To leave the dual-screen
function …
Press to leave the function and
return to normal TV viewing
Pressing TEXT on Beo4 brings up
teletext on the right hand side of
the screen for the source shown
in picture B. If there is no
teletext service available for this
source, the screen turns black.
AB
AB
LIST
P-AND-P
V MEM
0
TV
*NOTE! In order to display P-V.AUX on Beo4, you
must add it to the Beo4 list of functions. For
further information, refer to the chapter
‘Customise Beo4’ on page 58 In the Reference
book.

10
You can extend your system into a
surround sound system by adding
four Bang & Olufsen loudspeakers
and a BeoLab 2 subwoofer*.
When you switch on one of the
sources, speakers in a surround
sound system can be cut in or out,
depending on what kind of sound
suits the source you are using.
If you connect a projector, you can
turn your system into a Home cinema.
When you switch to the Home
cinema setup, the television switches
the picture from its own screen to
the projector screen and activates the
appropriate speakers.
Surround sound and Home cinema
Select speakers for movie sound
You can select the speaker combination that
suits the source you are using, provided that
the various sound modes are available in your
system.
Press repeatedly to display
SPEAKER on Beo4
Press the number of the speaker
combination you want. The
selected speakers cut in
automatically
Press to adjust the balance
between the front and rear
speakers
Press to adjust the balance
between the left and right
speakers
Press to remove SPEAKER from
the Beo4 display and to return to
the source you were using
Speaker combinations
SPEAKER 1 … Sound in the centre speaker only.
SPEAKER 2 … Stereo sound in the two front
speakers. The BeoLab 2 subwoofer is active.
SPEAKER 3 … The centre speaker, front speakers
and the BeoLab 2 subwoofer are active.
SPEAKER 4 … Enhanced stereo sound in the front
and rear speakers. The BeoLab 2 subwoofer is
active.
SPEAKER 5 … Surround sound from all speakers
including the BeoLab 2 subwoofer. For
programmes encoded in Surround Sound.
If you have added only two front speakers to the
television, you will only be able to choose
SPEAKER 1–3.
LIST
SPEAKER
1 – 5
EXIT
*NOTE! For further information about how to
connect speakers to the television, refer to the
chapter ‘Loudspeaker setup – surround sound’ on
page 42 in the Reference book.

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Picture format
Your television always ensures you the best
possible picture. It automatically adapts the
picture so that it fills out as much of the screen
as possible. However, you can always choose
the format you prefer. When you select a
format yourself, the automatic format
selection is deactivated, until you switch to a
different channel or change source.
Press repeatedly to display
FORMAT on Beo4
Press if you want to optimise the
picture, or …
… press the number of the
desired picture format
If you have chosen Format 1 …
Press or to select variations
of this format
If you have chosen Format 1
or Format 2 …
Press or to move the
picture up and down
Press to leave the FORMAT
function
Picture formats to choose from
FORMAT 1 … For standard TV pictures. Three
variations are available: 4:3, 15:9 and Panoramic
view (for the largest picture).
FORMAT 2 … For letter-box pictures. When you
select FORMAT 2, the picture is automatically
adjusted vertically. This ensures that program
names or subtitles – if these appear in the
broadcasted picture – can be seen.
FORMAT 3 … For genuine 16:9 wide-screen
pictures. FORMAT 3 is usually selected
automatically. If this is not the case, you can
select it yourself.
Switch to Home cinema
If a projector is connected, you can use your
Beo4 remote control and move the picture
from the television screen onto a projector
screen for a special occasion or movie.
Press repeatedly to display
FORMAT on Beo4
Press to switch between Home
cinema mode and ordinary TV
mode
Press to leave the FORMAT
function
Note that a projector delay is
part of the projector setup.
LIST
FORMAT
0
EXIT
LIST
FORMAT
GO
1 – 3
EXIT

12 Teletext
If you select a program and the
broadcaster offers a teletext service,
the television gives you access to
teletext pages and any subpages
linked to the pages.
The arrow buttons on Beo4 and the
menu bar at the top of the screen,
help you move to the page you want.
When you get there, you can pause
the turning of subpages to read them
at your own pace.
The television can remember your
favourite pages, reveal hidden
messages or help you switch to
another program’s teletext service. To
make your favourite teletext pages
appear first when you bring up
teletext, store them as MEMO pages.
Basic teletext functions
Navigate through teletext pages by using the
menu bar at the top of the teletext page.
> Press TEXT to gain access to teletext and EXIT
to leave teletext.
To move to a new page …
> Enter the number of the page you wish to see,
or …
> … press to move the highlighted cursor to
PAGE.
> Press or to step between pages, and hold
to step faster.
> Pressing GO steps to index pages (100, 200,
300 …).
To move to another teletext service …
> Press to move the highlighted cursor to
PROGRAM.
If MEMO pages have been created, MEMO is
highlighted when you switch on teletext. Press
or while MEMO is highlighted to find
PROGRAM.
> Press GO to bring up a program list.
> Press or to find a desired program.
> Press GO to switch to another teletext service.
To stop subpages from turning …
> Press STOP to stop subpages from turning, or …
> … move the cursor to HALT and press GO. HALT
is replaced by a set of four digits.
> Use and to step to the subpage you wish
to see, or …
> … enter its number using the number buttons
on Beo4.
> Press GO to restart page turning.
To reveal hidden messages and the like …
> Press to move the highlighted cursor to
REVEAL.
> Press GO to reveal hidden text on the current
page.
PAGE PROGRAM HALT REC SETUP REVEAL
P100 BBC S100 Wed 13 Oct 12:39:34
PAGE PROGRAM HALT REC SETUP REVEAL
P100 BBC S100 Wed 13 Oct 12:39:34
NOTE! If your television is linked via a BeoLink
cable to another television, stored MEMO pages
are not shared among these televisions. MEMO
pages must be stored manually on each linked
television.

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Store favourite teletext pages
Nine MEMO pages are available for each
television program’s teletext service.
To create a MEMO page …
> Bring up a page you view often.
> Press or to move the cursor along the menu
bar to SETUP and press GO. The 9 available
MEMO slots are shown by number. The first is
highlighted.
> Press GO to store the current page. The cursor
moves to the next available MEMO slot.
> Use the number buttons on Beo4 to select the
next teletext page you wish to store.
> Repeat the procedure for each page you wish to
store.
> To leave the MEMO setup, press or to move
the cursor to BACK and press GO.
> Press EXIT to leave teletext.
Day-to-day use of MEMO pages
You may wish to refer to your teletext MEMO
pages quickly, for example, if you are leaving
for work and wish to check traffic information
on a teletext service.
To view MEMO pages …
> Press TEXT to bring up teletext.
> Press or to move between MEMO pages.
> Press EXIT to leave teletext.
To delete a MEMO page …
> Press or to move the cursor to SETUP and
press GO.
> Move the cursor to the MEMO page you wish to
delete and press the yellow button.
> Press the yellow button again to confirm.
If you would like available teletext subtitles to
appear automatically for a particular program,
store the teletext subtitles page as MEMO page 9.
First time use of teletext
The very first time teletext is activated, it
starts in dual-screen mode. You can then
choose full-screen instead. The teletext mode
is remembered the next time you switch on
teletext.
To change viewing mode …
> Press TEXT to bring up teletext.
> Press TEXT again to switch between full-screen
and dual-screen.
> Press EXIT to leave teletext.
MEMO pages and subtitles are not available when
watching teletext in dual-screen mode.
PAGE MEMO1 HALT REC SETUP REVEAL
P100 BBC S100 Wed 13 Oct 12:39:34
PAGE MEMO2 HALT REC SETUP REVEAL
P100 BBC S100 Wed 13 Oct 12:39:34
PAGE PROGRAM HALT REC SETUP REVEAL
P100 BBC S100 Wed 18 SEP 12:39:32
PAGE PROGRAM HALT REC SETUP REVEAL
P100 BBC S100 Wed 13 Oct 12:39:34

14 Use Groups
If you have stored a lot of television
programs and want to get to your
favourites quickly without going
through the list each time, place
them in a Group. You no longer need
to step through programs you do not
use.
Name the Groups after the people
who watch them – ‘Dad’ or ‘Mary’ –
or according to the types of
programs included, like ‘News’ or
‘Sports’.
When you have created and selected
a particular Group, you only step
through the TV programs belonging
to this particular Group. Switch to a
different Group to watch a different
set of programs or switch from
GROUPS to TV to see all the tuned
TV programs.
Select programs in a Group
You can gain access to your Groups by
activating Groups mode. Press the arrow
buttons to select the Group you are looking
for, then step through the programs in this
Group.
Create Groups
You can create up to eight different Groups.
Each Group can contain up to 18 programs.
The same program can be stored in more
than one Group.
Press to switch on the television
Move left or right until your
Groups are displayed
When you find the Group you
want, press GO to select it
Step up or down through the
programs in that particular
Group
Use the number buttons to enter
the number of the program you
want to see
Move left or right to switch to
another Group – and press GO
to bring it up
To bring up a program list for the
current Group, press and hold
GO in Groups mode. To select all
available TV programs, press TV.
PROGRAM GROUPS
character next
accept GO
A
TV SETUP
select GO
PROGRAM GROUPS
TUNING
TIMER RECORDING
PLAY TIMER
OPTIONS
STAND POSITIONS
GROUP1
. . .
. . .
copy
accept GO
1 DR2 DR2
2 TV2 SKY NEWS
3 . . . . . . . . ZDF
4 EUROSPORT RADIO 2
5 ZDF BBC
6 ARD
7 . . . . . . . .
. .
. .
15 SAT 1
16 SVT 2
17 NRK
18 TV4
COPY TV TO MY GROUP
name move
create GO
MY GROUP
. . .
PROGRAM GROUPS
PROGRAM GROUPS
name move
new group create group GO
GROUP1
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
TV
GO
0 – 9
GO

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Move programs within a Group
You can rearrange the order in which your
programs appear within a Group and delete
programs in a Group.
> Press TV to switch on the television.
> Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu,
PROGRAM GROUPS is already highlighted.
> Press GO to bring up the PROGRAM GROUPS
menu.
> Press to move the cursor to an empty Group
and press the green button to be able to name
a new Group.
> Press or to select characters.
> Press or to move to the previous or next
character space.
> Press GO to store the name, and press GO
again to be able to copy programs into the new
Group.
> Press or to find a program you wish to
copy to the new Group.
> Press to copy a TV program to your Group.
> Press GO to store your Group when you have
finished copying programs.
> Press STOP to back up through previous menus
or press EXIT to exit all menus.
> Press TV to switch on the television.
> Press MENU to bring up the TV SETUP menu
PROGRAM GROUPS is already highlighted.
> Press GO to bring up the PROGRAM GROUPS
menu.
> Press to highlight a Group and press GO to
select it.
> Press to highlight the program you wish to
move or delete.
> Press to move the program out of the list and
press or to move it to the new position.
> Press to move the program back into the list,
or press the yellow button to delete it. When
you delete a program in the list, the remaining
programs contract.
> If the program changed places with another
program, then move this program to a new
position.
> When you finish moving or deleting programs in
a Group, press GO to store the Group.
> Press STOP to back up through previous menus
or press EXIT to exit all menus.
NEWS
group select GO
DR1
DR2
TV2
BBC
CNN
ZDF
RTL7
EUROSPRT

16 Use the DVD player
You can start and stop playback, step
between chapters and tracks and cue
back and forth on a disc. Bring up
the DVD menus to change, for
example, audio or subtitle language.
Use the DVD main menu to make
your own settings for DVD playback.
You can always resume playback of
the loaded DVD at the point where
you left off provided that you have
just stopped playback of the DVD by
pressing STOP twice, not three times.
Some discs do not register, whether
the DVD player is in “play mode” or
“menu mode” when being operated.
In these few cases, you must press
the yellow button before sending a
command to the player. In menus, for
example, you must press the yellow
button and then GO, to store a
selection.
When playing an audio CD, the
television screen is blank.
Load and play a disc
To load a disc, press the load bar below the
television screen.
Place a disc in the loader with the label facing
upwards. Eight centimetre discs may only be
loaded provided with a suitable adaptor. Discs of
other shapes cannot be played.
To load a disc and begin playback …
> Press the load bar below the screen. The loader
slides out, and the display prompts you to load
a disc.
> Place a disc in the loader as described to the left.
> Press and hold the load bar. The loader retracts,
DVD is activated and playback begins
automatically.*
To load a DVD while watching TV, for example,
for playback at a later point in time, press the load
bar shortly. The loader retracts and playback
does not begin.
If you restart playback of a loaded disc after an
interruption, playback resumes at the point of
interruption.
*NOTE! If the DVD player cannot recognise the
format of a loaded disc, the disc is ejected and
DVD LOAD is shown in the display window. This
may be due to disc faults such as dust, dirt, finger-
prints or scratches, or because the DVD is from an
incompatible region. For more information about
handling DVDs, refer to the chapter ‘Maintenance
of your television’ on page 24.
Load bar

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Play and change chapters or
tracks on a disc …
Press to start playing a DVD or
CD
Press to step between chapters
or tracks
Press repeatedly to jump to
another chapter or track on the
disc
Enter the chapter number to
step directly to a chapter or track
Press to cue backwards or
forwards during playback
Press to resume playback
Pause, slow playback or stop
playback of a disc …
Press to pause playback
Press for playback in slow-
motion either forwards or
backwards (DVD only)
Press again to stop playback
completely*, or …
… press to resume playback, or …
… press a third time to return to
the beginning of the disc
Some video CDs and super VCDs
have PBC menus, to bring up
this menu press the yellow
button, then STOP.
*If you stop playback like this, the
player remembers where you
left off on the last 5 discs, and
resumes playback, when you
restart.
To play other disc formats
Your television is designed to play back
different disc formats. Supported formats are:
– DVD-Video
– Audio CD
– Video CD
– CD-R/RW
– DVD-R/RW, provided that these are
recorded using the DVD Video format and
the disc is finalized.
– Discs containing mp3 files are supported, if
the sampling frequency is set to either 32,
44.1 or 48 Khz.
– WMA (Windows Media Audio), except
when protected with DRM (Digital Rights
Management).
When playing discs with mp3 or WMA files,
use and to step between tracks, and
and to wind.
Press the blue button to bring up a list of
the disc content and browse in the content.
Press EXIT to remove the list.
– JPEG files up to a resolution of 3072 x 2048.
When playing discs with JPEG files, use the
yellow button, then and , and to
rotate the picture.
– DivX versions 3, 4, 5 and DivX VOD are
supported.
In general, playback of data generated files is
only possible if the files are recorded onto a
CD-R/RW.
DVD
1 – 9
GO
STOP
STOP
GO
STOP
NOTE! Some DVDs offer special features which are
temporarily available during playback, such as
additional film sequences. In such situations, press
GO to select this special feature.

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DVD menu
To get a quick overview of the DVD menus,
you can bring up an overlay on the TV screen.
Use DVD on–screen menus …
Press the red button to bring up
the audio language menu*. Press
repeatedly to switch between
the available options. When you
have made your selection, the
menu disappears
Press the green button to bring
up the subtitle language menu*.
Press repeatedly to switch
between the available options.
When you have made your
selection, the menu disappears
Press the blue button to bring
up the disc menu
In the disc menus …
Use the arrow keys to move
between options in the menus
Press to enter your choice or
setting
*Not all discs have separate
subtitle and audio language
menus, in those cases you must
use the main or disc menu.
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Press to switch on DVD
Press to bring up the DVD menu
overlay
Press one of the coloured
buttons to activate a function,
or …
… press the number button that
activates the function you want
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
“SHIFT”
DISC MENU
TOP MENU
DVD DISPLAY
DVD SETUP
ZOOM
ANGLE
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
“SHIFT”
DISC MENU
TOP MENU
DVD DISPLAY
DVD SETUP
ZOOM
ANGLE
GO
DVD
MENU
1 – 5
When DVD is selected as source, press MENU
twice to bring up the television’s main menu.
The menu overlay helps you remember the DVD
functions, however, you can call up the functions
without calling up the overlay first.

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While DVD is selected …
Press the yellow button then 1
to bring up the disc’s own top
menu*
Use the arrow keys to move
between options in the menus
Press to enter your choice or
setting
Press the yellow button then 2
to bring up the status display
menu. Press 2 again to change
to the next display. Press 2 a
third time to remove the status
display
Press the yellow button then 3
to bring up the DVD setup menu.
This is described to the right
Press the yellow button then 4
to zoom in on the picture. Press
4 to increase the zoom factor.
Press 4 a third time to exit the
zoom feature
Press the yellow button then 5
to bring up the camera angle
menu. Press 5 to switch
between the available options.
When you have made your
selection the menu disappears.
However, if you have switched
on the angle indicator in the disc
setup menu, the icon remains on
the screen
*Not all discs contain a top menu.
How to use the DVD menus …
> Press the yellow button, then 3 to bring up the
DVD main menu.
> Press or to move to the menu you wish to
enter and press GO.
> Use the arrow keys; , , and to move
between menus and settings.
> Press GO to store your choice.
> Press EXIT to leave on-screen menus.
What’s on the Play Mode menu
The Play Mode menu allows you to make selections
for playback. The following options are available:
A–B Repeat … The A–B repeat function allows
you to specify two points on a disc that form a
loop to be played over and over.
Repeat … The repeat function allows you to
repeat a title or a chapter on a disc over and
over.
Random … The random play function allows you
to play titles or chapters on a disc in random
order.
Search Mode … The search mode function
allows you to search through a disc, either by
searching for a specific title or chapter, or by
searching for a moment in elapsed time on a
disc.
Play Mode
A-B Repeat
Repeat
Random
Search Mode
A (Start Point)
B (End Point)
Off
Play Mode Disc Navigator
Initial Settings
1
GO
2
3
4
5
NOTE! This DVD player is set for the appropriate
region from the factory. Discs from incompatible
regions will not play on this player.

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What’s on the Initial Settings menu
The Initial Settings menu enables you to choose
your preferred settings for DVD playback. Settings
in this menu cannot be entered during playback.
The following options are available:
Digital Audio Out … Choose the sound output
for your system. Options for Dolby Digital Out
are: Dolby Digital or Dolby Digital > PCM
(stereo). Options for DTS Out are: DTS and DTS
> PCM (stereo).
Video Output … This menu allows you to select
a picture format suitable for your television;
Options are 4:3 (Letter Box), 4:3 (Pan & Scan)
and 16:9 (Wide).
In ‘4:3 (Letter Box)’ the film is shown with black
bars at the top and bottom of the screen.
Component Out; Do not change, unless you
change AV Connector Out setting to Video.
AV Connector Out, set for best quality; RGB.
Language … The language menu allows you to
store your preferred language for audio, subtitle
and the disc menu, and to decide whether or
not available subtitles should be shown during
playback. If the languages you choose in this
menu are available on the loaded disc, they will
be used.
Some DVDs will require you to choose a subtitle
language from a disc menu, even if you have
previously selected a default subtitle language
from the ‘Language’ menu.
Display … The display menu allows you to select
the language of the DVD player menus, to decide
whether or not operation displays should be
shown on the screen, and whether the angle
indicator should be shown. The angle indicator
is only available if the disc contains the alternate
camera angle feature.
Options … Some DVDs feature a Parental Lock
level. If you specify a level lower that the one
contained on the disc, the disc will not play,
unless your pincode is entered. Some discs also
support the Country Code feature. This means
that the player does not play certain scenes on a
disc, depending on the Country Code and the
Parental Lock level you set. Before you can set
the Parental Lock level or the Country Code, you
must enter a pincode. You can change the
pincode at any time.
If you forget your pincode, you must enter the
Parental Lock menu, and disable the Parental
Lock. The function is then deactivated. This is
described on the next page.
DivX VOD is used for video on demand. Use the
menu to generate a DivX VOD registration code
which you submit to your provider. Contact to
your DivX VOD provider for further instructions.
>> Use the DVD player
Initial Settings
Digital Audio Out
Video Output
Language
Display
Options
Dolby Digital Out Dolby Digital
DTS Out DTS