Pure Acoustics Micro-103 User manual

Instruction Manual
Model Micro-103
Home A/V Center

English
Contents
Overview of the components.........................................Page 2
Instruction Manual.............................................................Page 3
Technical Data.......................................................................Page 5
Inhalt
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Overview of the Components
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Device parts (Fig. 1 / Fig. 2) 1 Standby button ( POWER)
2 IR Receiver
3 Display
4 CD/DVD tray
5 Docking port
6 “Open/Close / Automatic
Station Scan“ ( EJECT / AUTO
SCAN) button
7 VOLUME control
8 LINE IN Audio input
9 USB interface
10 “Stop” (STOP ) button
11 “Play/Pause” (PLAY/PAUSE )
button
12 “Forward/back / manual search”
(SKIP/SEARCH //TUNING
+/-)
13 “Select function” button
(SOURCE): To select from
DVD/FM/iPOD and AUX
14 Memory card slot
15 Headset jack
16 Loudspeaker connections
17 AUX IN Audio input
18 “Reset” (RESET) button. Any
malfunctions (e.g. unit does
not respond) during use can
be cancelled by pressing this
button.
19 Digital Audio output
20 HDMI output
21 Component Video output
22 SCART output
23 Composite Video output
24 FM ANT antenna input
25 S-Video output
26 2.1 AUDIO OUT SUB Audio
output
27 2.1 AUDIO OUT R/L Audio
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Remote (Fig. 3) 1 MUTE: To switch o the sound.
2 CLOCK: Sets the time.
3 ZOOM: To zoom in or out.
4 ““ EJECT: To open or close the
CD/DVD tray.
5 WIDE: Sets the screen display.
6 AUDIO: To change the Audio
settings.
7 DISPLAY: To display the play
status on screen.
8 SLOW: Slow motion. Continue
playing the video with the
“PLAY ” button.
9 A-B: To select the section to be
repeated.
10 SUBTITLE: To show/hide sub-
titles.
11 MENU: To display the main
menu of the DVD/VCD.
12 STOP : Stop play.
13 SOURCE: For selecting between
DVD/FM/iPOD and AUX.
14 :Fast forward.
15 SELECT: Conrm the input.
16 :To jump to the next chapter
or song.
17 VOL+/-: To increase the vol-
ume/To reduce the volume.
18 MO/ST: In radio mode to toggle
between stereo and mono.
19 AUTO SCAN: In radio mode to
activate the automatic station
scan. The stored radio stations
are deleted.
20 MEMORY: In radio mode: for
storing radio stations.
21 TUNING / : In radio mode:
for tuning in to /searching for
a radio station.
22 PLAYLIST / : To select the
playlists of a docked iPod.
23 CHAPTER /: To select the
chapter of a docked iPod (if
chapter is available).
24 ALBUM / : To select the
albums of a docked iPod.
25 EQ: Sets sound options.
26 DVD/SD/USB: USB / CARD /
DVD switching.
27 10+: For selecting the chap-
ters/tracks above 9. Pressing
again increases by a further 10.
28 Numerical buttons: For direct
selection of chapter or song
number.
29 MEMORY: In radio mode to
tune into the stored radio sta-
tion.
30 BASS +/-: Adjust the bass. (Only
in EQ FLAT mode.)
31 :To return to the previous
chapter or song.
32 Cursor buttons: Navigation in
screen menu.
33 : Fast reverse.
34 SETUP: To start the setup
menu.
35 PAUSE : Freeze the picture.
Continue playing the video
with the “PLAY ” button.
36 PLAY : Start playback.
37 PROG: Calling up the play list.
38 ANGLE: To select the viewing
angle.
39 TITEL: To show the Playback-
Control for VCD.
40 REPEAT: To repeat title, chap-
ters, etc.
41 VIDEO: RGB/S-VIDEO/YUV
selector.
42 HDMI: HDMI Select the deni-
tion.
43 “” POWER: To activate stand-
by mode.
44 GOTO: For direct accessing of a
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Technical data Type of equipment Music Center with DVD for iPhone / iPod
Model
Voltage 110-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Output 70 W
Dimensions (W x H x D) 239 x 106 x 302 mm
Weight (DVD Player) ca. 2.1 kg
Laser Semiconductor laser
Signal format PAL/NTSC
Signal noise distance >=80 dB
Video output 1.0 V (P-P) 75 Ω
Analogue Audio output 2.0 V (rms)
Y/Cb/Cr output (Y) 1.0 V (P-P), 75 Ω
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(Pb)/(Pr) 0.7 V (P-P), 75 Ω
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S-Video output (Y) 1.0 V (P-P), 75 Ω
(C) 286 mV (P-P), 75 Ω
Operating environment 0°C to 40°C, level bae
Radio frequency range 88 ~ 108 MHz
Compatible media DVD-Video (DVD Disc, DVD ±R/RW)
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MPEG-4 Video (from CD/DVD Disc,
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DVD±R/RW, CD-R/RW)
Audio CD (from CD Disc, CD-R/RW)
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Video CD (from CD Disc, CD-R/RW)
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MP3 les (from CD/DVD Disc, DVD±R/
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RW, CD-R/RW)
Regional 2 (=Europe, Greenland, South Africa, Egypt
and Middle East, Japan)
Total Surround Sound 150 W (PMPO)
“Made for iPod” and “Made for iPhone” mean that an electronic acces-
sory has been designed to connect specically to iPod or iPhone and has
been certied by the developer to meet Apple performance standards.
Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance
with safety and regulators standards.
Please note that the use of this accessory with iPod or iPhone may aect
wireless performance.
Table of Contents Device parts ........................................................................................................................3
Remote control..................................................................................................................4
Technical data....................................................................................................................5
Safety instructions...........................................................................................................7
Setting up and connecting...........................................................................................9
Starting up..........................................................................................................................10
About the DVD-Player....................................................................................................14
Playing media.....................................................................................................................15
Working in le mode......................................................................................................19
Changing the default settings ....................................................................................22
Radio Station Set-up ......................................................................................................28
AUX IN (R/L) Input Sockets...........................................................................................28
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Docking Port for iPod/iPhone......................................................................................29
Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................30
Disposal.................................................................................................................................31
Declaration of conformity............................................................................................32
OSD Menu overview........................................................................................................32
Many thanks!
We would like to wish you much joy with your machine and thank you
for your purchase!
Symbols in this operating manual Important instructions for your safety are especially marked. You must
follow these instructions to avoid accidents and damage to the machine:
WARNING:
Warns against dangers to your health and indicates potential risks of
injury.
CAUTION:
Indicates potential hazards for the player or other objects.
NOTE:
Highlights tips and information for you.
We reserve the right to make technical and design-related changes in the
course of ongoing product improvements.
Thank you for choosing the Music Center Micro-103

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Safety instructions
Operating manual Read the complete operating manual before using the player.
Keep the manual in a safe place. If you pass the player on to a third party,
pass on the operating manual as well.
Non-compliance with this manual can lead to severe injuries or damage
to the machine.
We assume no liability for damage caused as a result of non-compliance
with this operating manual.
The player may only be used in households for private use. It is not suit-
able for commercial use.
Children Do not leave the machine unattended, and do not use it if children or
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persons who cannot assess the risk are nearby.
Children or persons who cannot assess the risks are not allowed to use
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the player. Keep the player out of reach.
Packaging material must not be used to play with. There is a risk of
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sufocation.
Power supply The machine is operated with electrical current, which means there is in
principle a risk of electric shock. For this reason, pay particular attention
to the following:
Never touch the plug with wet hands.
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If you want to pull the plug out of the plug socket, always pull directly
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on the plug. Never pull on the cable as it could tear.
Make sure that the power cable is not bent, caught or run over and
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that it does not come into contact with heat sources.
Make sure that the power cable is not wrapped around the device
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when in use.
Never place the machine on the power cable while it is being oper-
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ated.
Only use extension cables that are designed for the power consump-
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tion level of the machine.
Keep the appliance away from rain and any moisture.
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Only operate the machine if the electrical voltage stated on the type
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plate agrees with the voltage on your plug socket. The wrong voltage
can destroy the machine.
Do not stand vases etc. on the appliance. Water could seep into the
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appliance.
Do not open the appliance.
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Pull out the mains plug if the appliance is not to be used over a longer
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period of time.
Take care that nobody can trip over the power supply cable.
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Laser Do not open the appliance. Do not attempt to dismantle the appli-
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ance.
In order to avoid any danger: Have service work only carried out by
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the manufacturer or an authorized service workshop.
Transport In order to avoid damage to the DVD, you should remove it before
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transporting the appliance.
Never move the machine when it is in operation.
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Where to position the appliance Safe operation of the appliance presupposes that it is positioned in an
appropriate place. Therefore observe the following:
Protect the appliance against the inuence of weather. Never use it in
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the open-air.
Protect the appliance against moisture.
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Do not place liquid lled vessels, e.g. vases, on the device.
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Never place the appliance on or in direct vicinity of heat sources, such
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as e.g. hobs, ovens, etc.
Do not expose the appliance to direct sunlight.
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Place the appliance so that a sucient air supply is assured. This is
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to avoid a build up of heat inside the appliance. Make sure that the
ventilation slots are not blocked.
Protect the appliance against the mechanical vibrations.
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Stand the appliance on a solid base so that it cannot drop down.
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Protect the remote control against weather inuences, moisture and
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high temperatures (e.g. by direct sunlight).
Operation
The player is able to show a still image on the TV-screen/monitor over
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an unlimited period of time. This can cause damage to the screen. It
is therefore advisable to activate the screen saver Page 58 “General
Setup”.
Do not increase the volume when the player is just playing very quiet
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sections. This could damage the speaker if very loud passages start all
of a sudden after the quiet section.
Do not move the player with a DVD inserted. This could damage the
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DVD.
Do not put your hands into the DVD-slot. You could be injured.
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Place only DVDs or CDs on the DVD-tray, as otherwise the player may
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be damaged.
Disconnect the mains plug if the unit is not in use for long periods.
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Please disconnect the mains plug during thunderstorms.
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Intended use The DVD-Player is solely intended for the following tasks:
Playing of Video DVD/Video CD.
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Playing of Audio-CD.
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Reception of radio programmes.
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Sound reproduction from external sources.
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Any other use is considered non-intended use and is prohibited.
Defect If the machine should become defective at some point:
If the power supply cable for this appliance is damaged, it must be
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replaced by the manufacturer or his customer services, in order to
avoid hazards.
Should uid have seeped into the player or if the player has been
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dropped down or damaged in any other way, the player must be
examined by an authorized dealer. Disconnect the player from the
power supply and consult an authorized dealer.
Setting up and connecting
Unpacking Unpack the appliance and all accessories and check that the contents are
complete.
CAUTION:
Always transport/send the player in its original packaging to prevent it
from being damaged. Keep the packaging for this purpose. Dispose of
unnecessary packaging material in accordance with the regulations ap-
plicable in your country.
NOTE:
Get in touch with your dealer immediately if you notice damage
caused by transport.
Setting up 1. Place the unit and speakers on a stable, horizontal and level surface.
Keep a distance of at least 10 cm from walls and objects.
2. Connect the device to a properly installed power socket.
Setting up the Loudspeakers NOTE:
Do not insert the plug of the DVD player into the socket until all loud-
speakers and connections have been correctly made!
1. Remove approximately 1.5 cm of the cable insulation.
2. Turn over the cable end.
3. Open the cable clamp by pressing the lug.
4. Now connect the ends of the cables to the corresponding terminals
of the unit. Ensure the correct polarity.
NOTE:
Please ensure that exposed wires do not touch or cross each other.
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Danger of short-circuiting!
The subwoofer can be positioned anywhere in the room since the
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Starting up
Remote control battery installation WARNING:
Leaking out battery acid can damage your health. Remove the bat-
tery from the battery compartment as soon as it is exhausted or if the
remote control is not going to be used for a longer period of time. Wipe
up leaked out battery acid with a cloth. In case of skin contact imme-
diately wash the aected area. Seek medical advice if battery acid has
been swallowed. In case of contact with your eyes wash out the eyes
and seek medical advice.
CAUTION:
Mismatching battery types or new and used batteries must never be
used together. Dierent battery types have dierent properties. Do not
use old and new batteries together. When disposing of old batteries you
should strictly comply with the legal and environmental regulations ap-
plicable in your country. Do not throw batteries into re!
NOTE:
The lifetime of the enclosed batteries may be shortened because of stor-
age.
1. Open and remove the battery compartment cover.
2. Insert two batteries of type AAA/R03 (1.5 V), ensure correct polarity
(+ and -). Start with the negative pole (-).
3. Attach and close the battery compartment cover.
NOTE:
The signals from the remote control are transmitted to the DVD-Player
by infrared light. You should therefore take care that the DVD-Player is
not exposed to the direct sunlight. This could make the transmission of
signals from the remote control to the DVD-Player impossible.
Eective range of the remote control
If you want to use the remote control it has to be pointed at the remote
control sensor on the front of the device. The distance between remote
control and sensor should not exceed 7 m. The angle of the remote con-
trol to the remote control sensor to right, left, top and bottom should not
exceed 30°.
Audio-/Video cords NOTE:
An undisturbed operation can be guaranteed only with Audio/Video
lines up to 1.5 m length.
Connecting the Video cable The video cable transmits the video data from your DVD-Player to the TV
or the Video-Projector.
There are ve dierent ways of connecting the DVD-Player with your TV/
Video-Projector. Select one of these possibilities to suit your replay unit.
NOTE:
If you are not using a SCART or HDMI connection you must always
establish an additional audio connection for transmitting the audio data
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NOTE: for iPod or iPhone Video playback
If you also want to play videos from your iPod or iPhone via the docking
port, please note that the picture is only displayed via the SCART and
S-VIDEO connection.
Fig. 2/22
SCART
SCART is used to transmit both Video and Audio data.
1. Plug the SCART jack rmly into the socket on the back of the player.
2. Plug the SCART jack into the corresponding socket on your playback
device.
Fig. 2/20
HDMI
Connection using a HDMI cable ensures a very high replay quality.
HDMI is used to transmit both Video and Audio data.
1. Plug the HDMI jack into the socket on the back of the player.
2. Plug the HDMI jack into the corresponding socket on your playback
device.
Fig. 2/21
Component Video
Connection using a Component Video cable ensures a very high replay
quality.
Component Video transmits only Video signals.
1. Plug each of the three jacks into the corresponding sockets on the
DVD-Player.
2. Plug the jacks into the corresponding socket on your playback device.
Select “Component” from the menu “Video Setup Page”. Here you
can change the settings “S-Video”, “YUV and “RGB” on the playback
device that you have connected. Please see the operating instructions
of the connected device for the correct setting.
Fig. 2/25
S-Video
Connection using a S-Video cable ensures a very high replay quality.
Component Video transmits only Video signals.
1. Plug the S-Video jack into the socket on the back of the player.
2. Plug the S-Video jack into the corresponding socket on your playback
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Fig. 2/23
Composite-Video
Composite-Video is used to transmit both Video data.
1. Plug the Composite-Video jack into the socket on the back of the
player.
2. Plug the Composite-Video jack into the corresponding socket on your
playback device.
Connecting the Audio cable You can choose from three transmission methods for audio signals.
You must generally choose rst whether you would like to have the
sound coming from your TV, or through a Stereo or 2.1-Amplier. The
Audio cable must then be connected to the TV or an amplier accord-
ingly.
NOTE:
If your amplier is equipped with a digital output, you should use the
amplier. You will experience a much better audio quality, and the
installation is much easier.
Fig. 2/26, 27
Stereo
Connect both Audio cables for the right and the left speakers to your
playback device or your amplier.
1. Plug the Audio jacks into the sockets on the back of the player
(R/L). Plug the audio cable for the subwoofer into the (SUB) jack on
the back of the unit.
2. Plug the Audio jacks into the corresponding sockets on your play-
back device or your amplier.
NOTE:
The 2.1 CH AUDIO OUT outputs are xed and are not changed by the
volume control of the Music Center.
Fig. 2/16
2.1-Audio signal (Connecting the Loudspeakers Supplied)
Connect the SPEAKERS/SUBWOOFER connection on the rear of the DVD
player to the corresponding connections on the rear of the individual
loudspeakers.
Proceed as follows:
1. Connect the end of the cable to the socket on the rear of the device.
Please ensure the correct coniguration:
- (1) Connection for Subwoofer: Bass
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Fig. 2/19
Digital
Connect the Coaxial cable for transmission of digital Audio signals to
your playback device or your amplier.
1. Plug the Audio jack into the socket on the back of the player.
2. Plug the Audio jack into the corresponding socket on your playback
device or your amplier.
Fig. 2/17
AUX IN / LINE IN- Input
There are two options for connecting an external audio device to the
Music Center:
Connect the two audio leads for the right-hand and left-hand sound
channel to your output device.
1. Insert the audio plugs into the socket on the rear of the device.
2. Insert the audio plugs into the corresponding sockets of your output
device.
Fig. 1/8
Connect your output unit using a 3.5 mm stereo TRRS connector.
1. Plug a 3.5 mm TRRS connector into the jack on the front of the unit.
2. Plug the other end of the TRRS connector cable into the correspond-
ing jack on your output unit.
NOTE:
If you have connected an external unit to both inputs, playback from
the LINE IN jack (Fig. 1/8) is preferred.
Antenna connections
Fig. 2/24
Antenna Input
This device has a built-in FM radio receiver.
FM reception:
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Connect the cable of your antenna system to the FM socket on the
rear of the device.
Inputs on the Front
Fig. 1/9
USB Input
Insert a USB storage medium directly into the corresponding socket of
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Fig. 1/14
Inserting a memory card (on the left side of the unit)
Insert a MMC/SD or MS memory card into the card slot on the left side of
the unit.
Set the time 1. Press the CLOCK button in standby mode (Fig. 3/2).
The popup _ _ : _ _ appears on the display.
2. Enter the time using the Numerical Buttons (Fig. 3/28).
3. Conrm your input with the SELECT button (Fig. 3/15).
Switching on the receiver Press the STANDBY button on the unit (Fig. 1/15) or on the remote con-
trol (Fig. 3/43) to switch on the unit.
About the DVD-Player
With this DVD-Player you can play a vast variety of DVD-formats
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However, you must be aware that in many cases DVDs are encrypted with
a so-called “Regional Code”. This species for which region in the world
the DVD is intended. As an example, the DVDs marked with regional code
“1” are intended for the USA and Canada. DVDs with regional code “2”
are for use in Europe.
NOTE:
With your DVD-Player you can only play DVDs with regional code “2”.
There are both lots of burning and compressing methods as well as high
quality dierences in (burned) CDs/DVDs. Moreover, the music industry
has not yet agreed on a xed standard for copy protection. This may, in
very isolated cases, result in problems when relaying CDs, DVDs and MP3
CDs. This is no malfunction of the player.
Furthermore, there may be isolated problems when playing CDs or DVDs
which were created on a PC (e.g. holiday photographs). In case of prob-
lems check the settings of the DVD writing program on your computer.
You should in particular make sure that the DVD has been nalized. For
further information on this matter please refer to the operating manual
of your recorder.
Input Not Possible
If a function or input selected by you is not possible, the adjacent symbol
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Terminology Track:
K“Track” is the designation for sections on an Audio-CD. This
may be a song, the set of a symphony, etc.
Title/Chapter:
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“Title” may be e.g. a particular lm, the “Chapters” may be subsections
of this lm
HDMI: H
Kigh Denition Multimedia Interface is an interface for trans-
mitting high-resolution digital video data and digital audio data.
MPEG4:
KYour DVD player is also suitable for playing back les that
have been compressed using the MPEG-4 system (short for Moving
Picture Experts Group-4). MPEG-4 is a compression method by means
of which large quantities of data can be reduced without any notice-
able loss of picture and sound quality.
NOTE:
It is not possible to guarantee full compatibility with all of the compres-
sion methods used worldwide, particularly when more than one sound-
track or subtitles are involved. Also MPEG 4 les with integrated special
functions such as a menu, subtitles etc. are not always sup-ported. This
is no malfunction of the player.
Playing media
Using the remote control You transmit commands to the DVD-Player via remote control. It is thus
important to point the end of the remote control towards the DVD-
Player.
NOTE:
If the device is not yet in DVD mode, press the SOURCE (Fig. 3/13) but-
ton on the remote control repeatedly until “DVD” appears in the display.
Loading a CD/DVD 1. Press the remote control button EJECT (Fig. 3/4). The CD/DVD tray
opens.
2. Place the CD/DVD on the tray.
3. Press the remote control button EJECT (Fig. 3/4). again. The CD/
DVD tray closes. The display (Fig. 1/3) rst shows “LOAD”. After a short
while the type of the loaded medium is displayed (e.g. “DVD”).
Understanding the onscreen
CD-menu
When playing CDs the following status information is displayed on
screen:
Current track/total number of tracks (1).
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Time (2):
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remaining play time. By standard the play time expired of the cur-
rent track is displayed. The playing time is displayed in minutes and
seconds. Press the DISPLAY button (Fig. 3/7) once or several times to
have further times displayed.
The following possibilities are available for selection
- time remaining to the end of the track,
- playback time of the CD so far,
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Understanding the onscreen
DVD-menu
When playing DVDs you can view the on-screen menu by pressing the
DISPLAY button (Fig. 3/7).
DVD-menu
Current title/total number of titles (1).
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Current chapter/total number of chapters (2).
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Time (3):
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remaining play time. By standard the play time expired of the current
title is displayed. The display is in hours, minutes and seconds. Press
the DISPLAY button (Fig. 3/7) once or several times to have further
times displayed.
The following possibilities are available for selection
- time remaining to the end of the title,
- expired playing time of the chapter,
- time remaining to the end of the chapter.
- Display o.
Starting the replay 1. Place the CD/DVD on the CD/DVD-tray Page 50, “Loading a CD/
DVD”.
2. Press the “PLAY “ (Fig. 3/36) on the remote control.
NOTE:
If the replay does not start or the replay is of poor quality, you should
check the default settings of the DVD-Player.
Interrupting the replay 1. Press the “PAUSE “ -button (Fig. 3/35) on the remote control. The
replay is interrupted, the currently visible image is “frozen”.
2. Press the “PLAY “ -button (Fig. 3/36) on the remote control to
restart the “normal” replay.
Changing Audio-Language Press the AUDIO -button (Fig. 3/6) several times to change the Audio
language. The available audio languages depend on the DVD.
Showing subtitles Press the SUBTITLE -button (Fig. 3/10) to display the current sub-title
status. Press the button several times if you would like to activate or de-
activate the subtitle function or if you want to choose a dierent subtitle
language. The available subtitle languages depend on the DVD.
Stopping the replay Press the “STOP
K” -button (Fig. 3/12) during replay. The replay stops.
Press the “PLAY
K” -button (Fig. 3/36) again, to continue the replay
from the last position.
Press the “STOP
K” -button (Fig. 3/12) twice to stop the replay com-
pletely.Press the “PLAY ” -button (Fig 3/36) again, to replay the CD/
DVD from the beginning.
Selecting previous chapter/track Press the button (Fig 3/31) to jump to the start of the previous chapter
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Selecting next chapter/track Press the button (Fig 3/16) to jump to the start of the next chapter or
track.
Selecting track directly Enter the number of the desired chapter/track with the Numerical But-
tons on the remote control (Fig. 3/28).
Replay of the chapter/track starts after a short while.
Accessing a section via menu The on-screen menu enables comfortable access to any sections of a
medium. To do this, proceed as follows:
1. Press the GOTO button repeatedly (Fig. 3/44). The GOTO menu appears
on the screen.
2. Select the desired option using the Cursor Buttons (Fig. 3/32).
3. Now move to the point from which the replay should start. Depend-
ing on the type of medium this may be a track number, a chapter or
even a point in time. The input must be made with the Numerical
Buttons (Fig. 3/28). Playback begins after a short time.
Repeating DVD-title/chapter 1. Choose the chapter or title to be repeated.
2. Press the REPEAT-button (Fig. 3/40). The message “Chapter” appears
on the screen.
3. Press the REPEAT-button again, until the message “Title” or “All” is
displayed.
Repeating track on CD 1. Select the track to be repeated.
2. Press the REPEAT-button (Fig. 3/40). The message “Track” appears on
the screen.
Repeating CD Keep pressing the REPEAT-button (Fig. 3/40), until the message “All” is
displayed on screen.
Stopping repeat Press the REPEAT (Fig. 3/40) repeatedly until the message disappears from
the screen.
Selecting a section to be repeated You can dene a freely selected section to be automatically repeated.
To do this, proceed as follows:
1.
Mark the beginning of the section to be repeated. During repetition
press the button A-B (Fig. 3/9) on the remote control once. The mes-
sage “A“ appears on the screen.
2. Mark the end of the section to be repeated by pressing the A-B-button
on the remote control once again. The message “A B” appears on the
screen. The previously marked section is now repeated.
Press the A-B-button again to stop the repetition.
NOTE:
On MP3 CDs the section to be repeated must be within a track.

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Using the DVD-menu Normally each DVD has its own menu. Here you can choose chapters,
make settings, etc. This menu is specic for the DVD and can thus not be
explained in detail.
Press the MENU-button (Fig. 3/11), to access the DVD-menu. Use the
Cursor Buttons (Fig. 3/32) to navigate in the Menu. Press the SELECT
button (Fig. 3/15) to conrm.
If you are in a menu area for direct chapter selection, you can enter the
number of this chapter with the Numerical Buttons (Fig. 3/28) on the
remote control.
Using fast forward or reverse The DVD-Player has a fast forward and a fast reverse feature.
1. Press the (Fig. 3/14) or. -button (Fig. 3/33) to start fast forward
or fast reverse. The current replay direction and the speed, e.g. “ 2x”
is now displayed on screen.
2. Press the or. -button several times in order to change the speed.
The speed can be accelerated by factor 2, 4, 8, 16 or 32.
3. Press the “PLAY ” -button (Fig. 3/36) to restart the “normal” replay
when the desired section is reached.
Enlarging a screen section You can change the screen section when viewing DVDs, VCDs or images.
Press the ZOOM-button (Fig. 3/3) to change the screen section.
Press the button several times to select the suitable zoom factor or to
return to the original zoom factor.
NOTE:
Use the Cursor Buttons (Fig. 3/32) to navigate in the picture you have
zoomed into.
Changing the viewing angle Some DVDs oer the possibility to select the viewing angle.
Press the ANGLE-button (Fig. 3/38) to change the viewing angle.
NOTE:
If changing the Viewing Angle is not possible, the message “ ” will be
displayed.
Repeat pressing the button to choose a dierent viewing angle, or to
return to the original viewing angle.
Adjusting the volume Press the VOL + button (Fig. 3/17) to increase the volume.
Press the VOL - button (Fig. 3/17) to reduce the volume.
NOTE:
Please remember, that this will only change the output volume of the
DVD-Player. In order to adjust the volume to your requirements you may
also have to change the volume of the playback device.

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Creating a playlist (CD/DVD)
CD:
You may want to replay the titles, e.g. on a CD, in a dierent order to the
order determined by the producer. The function „Create Playlist“ you can
create your own playing order.
To do this, proceed as follows:
1. Press the PROG -button (Fig. 3/37). A table is displayed.
Here you can enter the desired order of the tracks (in the case of CDs)
or chapters/titles (for DVDs).
NOTE:
However, your playlist will be lost when switching o the DVD-Players
or when inserting a new CD/DVD.
DVD: 2. Use the Cursor Buttons (Fig. 3/32) to navigate in the table.
3. Enter the desired track (in the case of CDs) or the desired title and
chapter (for DVDs) at the appropriate position in the table. Use the
Numerical Buttons (Fig. 3/28) for this purpose. If you want to enter
numbers higher than 9, rst press the 10+ button (Fig. 2/27).
4. Use the Cursor Buttons (Fig. 3/32) to select the command “Start” at
the bottom of the screen to save the input.
5. Press the SELECT -button (Fig. 3/15) on the remote control to conrm
this command.
Deleting a playlist (CD/DVD) 1. Press the PROG-button. You will now see a table (Fig. CD or Fig. DVD).
2. Use the Cursor Buttons (Fig. 3/32) to manoeuvre to the command
“Stop” at the bottom of the table.
3. Press the SELECT -button (Fig. 3/15) on the remote control to conrm
this command.
4. Press the PROG button to terminate this procedure.
Working in le mode
As well as being able to play back “normal” lms or music from CDs/DVDs,
this DVD player is also able to play back video or audio les from CDs
or DVDs which are stored in the le system. Such media are frequently
available if you create CDs of digital photographs or MP3 music on your
computer.
NOTE:
If the device is not yet in DVD mode, press the SOURCE (Fig. 3/13) but-
ton on the remote control repeatedly until “DVD” appears in the display.
Using CD/DVD 1. Place the CD or DVD on the tray Page 50, “Loading a CD/DVD”.
2. Select the desired le(s) and start the replay Page 56, “Selecting
le/directory and starting replay”.