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Pyle PLRD143IF User manual

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MONlTORlDVD PLAYER
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Contents
Caution
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1
Check Point.
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2
Name
and
Function
of
Each
Part
Unit.
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3
Remote Control
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4
Remote Control
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5
Pictur.
control
Picture Selections
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-6
Playing
a
Disc
Play DVD Player
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6
DVDSetup
System seting
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7
Language Setting
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8-9
DVD
Function
Playback Function
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10-11
Advanced Function
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'12
Installation
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13
Connect
Diagram
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13
Disc
Information
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'14
Cautions
of
Use. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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15
Trouble
Shooting
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'16
Specifications
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Specifications
Power DC12V
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Current Consumption 48W Max
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Screen Format
16:9
Resolution
1204*768
pixel
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System
NTSC/PAL
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Video Input
lEA
Video Output
lEA
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A/V
Input 2EA
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AN
Output 2EA
Disc Format MP3/VCD/DVD/CD/CD-R
. , CD-RW/DVD-R/DVD-RW
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IR Transmitter Yes
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Speaker Yes
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Dome Light Yes
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Remote Control Yes
Dimensions(mm)
(W)
498*
(D)
320*
(H)
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Note:
This equipment can be generated, used and accordance with the instruction
manual, and,
if
not installed and used
in
accordance with the instruction
manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation
of
this equipment
in
a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference
in
which case the user will be required to correct the interference
at
his own
espense.
17
Touble Shooting
(TROUBLE)
[ No
power
[ No picture
[ Stopped picture
[The
playback picture Is poor
[ No color
[ Distored siund
The remote control
doesn't
work
properly
"DISK
ERROR"
is
display on
the screen
Check
point
(
ACTION)
Check to see that the AC power cable
Is
connected propefly.
Make sura that the equipment Is
connected properly. Check to see that
the connected monitor is turned
on
Check to see that the video cable
Is
connected. Check
to
s
••
that the
monitor
ia
turned on.
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The color system
set
by
this unit
doe.
not match the color system
of
the monitor.
Check the color system
of
the unit.
Ajust
the
video system
by
pressing
the
TV
system button. (PAL, NTSC)
Remove any obstacles between the
remote control unit and the remote control
sensor. Operate the remote control
at a shorter distance.
Set the power button to OFF and then
back to
ON
alternatively, Turn
off
the
power, disconnect the power plug, and
then reconnect It.
When a disc is brought from acold environment to a hot one, there may be steam
on the face
of
the
disc,
or
water
will appear on the pickup lens. It will affect the
play.
1.
Remove the
disc
from the DVD player.
2. Turn on the
power
and leave
it
on
for
an
hour
to vaporize the condensation.
3.
You can operate the DVD player
without
any problem.
16
Caution
Please read and observe all warnings and instructions in this owner's manual
and those marked on the unit. Retain this
booklelforfuture
reference.
There
are
two
kinds
of
alarm
symbols
as
follows:
WARNING
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral
triangle is intended to
alert
the userto the presence
of
"dangerous voltage"within the product's enclosure that may be
of
sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk
of
electric shock to
persons.
CAUTION
The exclamation pointwithin an equilateral triangle is intended
to alertthe
user
to the presence
of
importantoperating and
maintenance
(servicing)
instructions in the literature
accompanying the product.
WARNING
The
driver
should
never
operate these products while the vehicle is in motion!
Installation
of
all TV monitors mustbe out
of
the driver'sfield
of
visionI
Do not
try
and service these products yourself,seek only a qualified service center
or
factory service center.
Be careful
notlo
drop
or
apply undue pressure to the front panel
of
your
video
monitor.
If
the screen cracks dueto misuse
yourwarrantly
will be void!
Make sure to keep products away from
heater
ducts
or
vents and out
of
direct
sunlight. Do notmountforward
of
the driver'sshoulders.
Be careful not to overload your cigarette lighterplug by adding more than one
device
at
a time.
Use extra caution with any liquids in
your
car.
If
you
or
your
child spill anyliquid on
these products, pull yourvehicle to the roadside and trun the key
off
to disconnect
or
wipe the products with a towel. Do notoperate the equipment until all liquids
have
eihter
evaporated
or
you have had the monitorinspected
at
a service
center by a qualified Technician. Severe harm
or
death can occur!
Use onlya damp cloth to clean the screen and use only purified
water
on
the cloth.wring
out
all excess
water
prior towiping the screen. Do not use any
cleaners
or
chemicals to clean the screen. In mostcases a dry cloth will do!
Do not mountthe productwhere itwill obstruct the deployment
of
the airbag
or
in an area where itwould
affectlhe
vehicularcontrol. Also be careful to avoid
mounting the productwhere itcan become hazardousduring sudden stops
or
in
the
event
of
an accident.
1
Caution
Quality installations are best performed
by
qualified
and
certified installers.
Watching the monitorfor
an
extended period
oflime
without the engine running
may deplete the vehicle's battery charge
This product is designed for operation with a
12
Volt
DC,
negative ground vehicle
It is not suitable for operation underother conditions orvoltages.
ckPolnt
1The operating temperature
of
this product is limited to -4"
F-+
176"
F.
Yourvehicle can reach temperatures up to 212" F in the summertime.
2 From time to timewhen
your
vehicle is extremely hot
or
cold you must
allow
time
for
your
air
conditioner
or
heater
too cool
or
heatthe vehicle and
for
operating temperatures to return to normal operating ranges. Your
monitorwill
return to its normal functions when these operating ranges are achieved.
3 Youroptimum picture
quality
is achieved when you are
directly
in
front
of
the
monitor
(+/-30
degrees).
4 Do
not
open covers and repairyourself. Refer servicing to qualified personnel.
5 DVD Players use an invisible
laser
beam which can cause hazardous radiation
exposure. Be sure to operate the
unit
correctly
as instructed.
6 Do
not
cutthe
car
power
supply
offwhile
a
disc
is palying. Itcan cause
damage to
the
DVD Player.
2
Cautions on Use
When holding wth both hands
Inl
discs
Fingerprints orduston discs may
reduce sound or picture quality.
remove them by gentlywiping
the
disc
from the centertoward the
edges using a softcloth
· Do notuse damaged ( cracked
or
werped ) disc.
o Do notscratch signal surface or let it dirty.
· Do notattach paper
or
seals to discs.
· The playermay be damaged
if
there is any
exposed glue, etc.xon discs.
using such discs.
Checkcarefully
for
any
exposed glue before
are often attached to the discs.
For rental disc
in
particular, extra labels
are often attached to the discs.
Checkcarefully
for
any
exposed glue before
using such discs.
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Always place discs
in
theircase and store
them vertically.
Avoid storing discs in hotor humid places,
places exposed todirectsunlight and places
in
which thetemperature is extremely low.
in
which thetemperature is extremely
low
.
. Read anycautions included with the disc
carefully
Do not use benzee. Thinneror other
volatile chemicals.
Do not use record spray
or
an
anitstatic
sprayeither.
We recommend using theseparately sold
cleaning
set
to clean discs.
Fortough
dirt, applysome
waterto
a soft
cloth, wring
out
thoroughly, wipe
off
the
dirt, then wipe offthe discwith a drycloth.
shaped
dies
Irregularlyshaped dics{ heart-shaped discs,
hexagonal discs, etc. ) cannot
be
played on
this player.
Doing so could damagethe player.
Neveruse such discs.
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Disc
Information
DVD
features
DVD disc provide high-resolution imageswith
high-
qualitysound and surround
sound effects. This DVD playercan play notonly DVD discs
of
various versions,
but
also S-VCD ,
VCD,
audio CD and MP3discs.
Each disc plays onlythe information savedon it, and some functions cannot be
utilized.
Discs
that
cannot
be
played
DVD-RW, DVD-REM, CD-ROM, CD- EXTRAdiscs cannot be played on this unit. Also,
a CD
or
a CD-RW which was recorded on special software cannot be played.
Region
code
Your DVD playerIs designed and manufactured to region management information
that Is recorded on a DVD disc. The region number
of
this DVD PlayerIs 1 . This DVD
playerplays free code also.
Copyright
protection
.
This
product Incorporates copyrightprotection technology that Is protected bymethods
claims
of
certain U.S. patents and
other
intellectual propertyrights owned
by
the
Macrovlslon Corporation and
other
rights.Owner's use
oflhls
copyright protection
technologymust be authorized by the Macrovision Corporation, and is Intended
for
home and
other
limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by the
Macrovision Corportation.
How
to
handle
the
disc
Don'ttouch the shiny side
of
the
disc
(the
side with the embedded Information
l.
Don't
stick
a lable
or
a glue -based note on
either
side
of
the disc. Don't use discs
that haveglue
or
a damaged gluey label- it might result
In
damage to your DVD player,
Don't putdiscs In the sunshine. Park
your
car
In the shade.
Caution
Wipe softlywith a wet cloth and then with a
try
one.
Before playback, wipe the
disc
outward from the centerwith a clean cloth.
Do not use anytype
of
solventsuch as thinner, benzene, coommerclally -available
cleanners
or
antistaticspray.
To
avoid damaging
your
DVD player, don't
use
a scratched
disc
.
14
Name and function
of
each part
NIT
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11
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1. Power led
3. Power button
5. Menu button
7. Dome light switch
9. IR wireless transmitter/Dome light
1
1.
STOP button
13. EJECT button
15. NEXT button
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2. Remote control
4. Down button
6. Up button
8. Speaker
10. PLAY button
12. PUSH button
14. PREV button
16. Disc tray
Name
and
function
of
each
part
trol Unit
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1. MENU button
Press
this
button
to
display
the
LCO's menu screen.
2. EJECT button
Press
this
button
to
slide
the
disc
out
and in.
3.
NUMBER
buttons
Press
these
buttons
to
input
numbers.
4. REV/FWO-Scan
buttons
1
2
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3
5
Use
these
buttons
to
scan forward and
backward through
pictures
or
sound.
5.
TITLE
button
Press
this
button
to
display
the OVO's title.
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6. MENU button
Press
this
button
to
display
the OVO' s
menu screen.
7.
ZOOM
button
Zoom in
or
zoom
out
the picture on
screen.
8.
ANGLE
button
Press
it
to
switch the
picture's
angle.
9.
SLOW
button
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Press
this
button
slow
playback
at
1/2
,1/4,1/6,
1/8speed.
10. Program button
Use
this
button to program individually.
11.
VOL
+ button
Press
this
button
to
volume
up.
12.
PBC
button
Playback
control.
13.
POWER
button
The
power
turns
on and
off
when
this
button is pressed.
14.
Play/Pause
button
Use
this
button to
play
picture
or
sound
or
stop
temporarily.
15.
STOP
button
Press
this
button
to
stop
playback
of
the picture
or
sound
16.10+ button
Press
this
button
to
select
a program
of
which the
sequence
number
on the
disc
is
more
than 10.
17
. OVO/AV
buttons
Press
these
buttons
to
OVO/AV
functions
switch screen. 4
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13
14
15
16
18
20
1
22
23
25 24
27 26
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Installation (Professional installation recommended)
1.
Unpack
and
check the
contents. Disassemble the
meral
support
bracket
from
the
unit
as shown in the
illustration. by unser ewing
the six screws on the
unit
body.
2.
Tighten the metal support bracket
to the ceilling support
beam
(s) ,
using the supplied screws. Take
extra
care
to
not
penetr
ate the
roof
of
your
car.
3. Connect the wiring harness.
according
to
the diagram under
"'Connection Diagram"'on page17.
to the wires located
in
the dome
light
of
your
vehicle.
4. Flip
the
monitor
screen down and
tighten the
monitor
to
the
support
bracket, using the supplied screws.
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Advanced Functions
Search
for
a
speacific
scene
1.Pressthe SEARCH button.
2.Press the number button to
select
specific
time
or
titleI chapter.
3.Press the ENTER button and playback starts
from the
specific
chapter
number
Viewving
in
slow
motion
DVDs
and
video
CDs
Press the SLOW button during playback, the playback speed becomes 1/2 ,
1/4,1/6
,or
1/80fthe
normal speed each time you press the SLOW button.
Repeat
play
DVDs,
Video
CDs
and
CDs
·
Repeat
a TITLE, CHAPTER,
or
TRACK
Press the REPEAT button.
Select the title, chapter,
or
track
you
want
to repeat.
·
Repeat
a
section
between
Point
A
and
B.
During playback, pressA-B button on the remote control
at
the starting point
of
the
Section you
want
to repeat.
(PointA)
PressA-B button again
at
the ending point
of
the section you
want
to repeat. ( Point B )
PressA-B button again to cancel the A-B repeat function.
·
Selecting
the
DVD's
angle
(
multi-angle)
Press theANGLE button while playing back a scene record with multiple angels.
If
your
DVD
disc
is
not
recorded with multiple angles. PressANGLE button will
not
have
any effect.
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18. MUTE button
Press the button during playbackto stop the
audio output. Press it again to resume.
19.
CURSOR.&.
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[LCD
menu
adjustmen
button
Use these buttons when
select
setting items to
move the cursor up, down,
left
and right. Press
up,
and down buttons to change TV channels.
20. PREI NEXT buttons
Use these buttons to search
for
the
beginnings
of
tracks
or
chapters.
21. ENTER button
Press it to
enter
setting.
22. SUBTITLE button
Press it to switch the DVD's
subtitle languages.
23. SETUP button
Press it to
enter
or
quit
the SETUP
Menu.
24. REPEAT button
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For DVDs use
it
to playtitle
or
chapters repeatedly.
For CDs, use itto play tracks
or
the entire
disc
repeatedly.
25.RETURN button
Press this button to return to the previous item.
26.
AUDIO button
Press it to switch the audio Lanuages.
27. DISPLAY button
Press it to
display
the
disc
information.
28. VOL- . button
Press this button to volume down.
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Picture control
use to achieve the desired settings.
1.
Press the MENU
(Unit
or
Remote) button to
bring up the
on-screen
picture control menu.
2. Select the desired menu by pressing the UP (Unit, Remote)
buttns to change PICTURE, AUDIO, FUNCTION, OSD.
3.
Adjust
the current settings with the DOWN (Unit, Remote) buttons,
press UP buttons, then press UP
or
DOWN on the
unit
to achieve the
desired settings.
Playing a disc
1. Press the
POWER(Unit,
Remote) buttons.
2. Load a disc in the
disc
loading slot with the lable side front.
Insert a disc in the dics loading slot and it will be played automatically.
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Playback
Functions
Stopping the disc
Press the STOP button.
Resume function (DVDs and Video CDs)
Playbackwill be stopped when the STOP button is pressed, when the play
button is pressed.
Playbackstarts from the position
at
which it
was
stopped. When the disc is
removed
or
the STOP button is pressed again, the resume function is cancelled.
Hint:
For
some discs, playbackmay not startfrom the position
at
which
was
stopped.
If
the STOP button then the previous is pressed while the resume function is on ,
playback starts from the beginning fa the title.
·
Pausing
the
disc
Press the play/pause button.
Press the button again to resume playback.
·
Scanning
forward
and
backward
During playback, press the previous
or
nextbutton.
Reverse direction
Forward direction
Returning
to
the
previous
chapter
or
track
DVDs
,Video
CDs
and
CDs
Press the previous button during playback.
When pressed, playback returns to the beginning
of
the previous chapter
or
track.
Moving
ahead
to
the
next
chapter
or
track
DVDs,
Video
CDs
and
CDs
Press the next button during playback.
When pressed once, playbackmoves forward to the next
chapter
or
track.
·
Removing
discs
1.Press the STOP button.
2.Press the EJECT button to open the disc.
·3.Remove the disc.
Note:
With CDs
or
on-sided DVDs, you do not have to worry abouttouching the label
(printed)
side
or
the discwith you finger. Two sided DVDs . however, have signals
recorded on both sides,
so
be careful not to scratch them when removing them from
the player.
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DVD
Functions
Playing
disc
1.
Loading
the
disc
·One
of
the following messages appearson the LCD: DVD , VCD , CD.
·
For
some discs, playbackstarts automatically when the disc is close.
· When discs
for
which program memories are set, playbackstarts automatically in
the order.
2.
Press
the
PLAY/PAUSE
button
· Playbackstarts.
For
some discs, a menu screen appears.
For
video CDs, playing the
disc
according
to
the
instructions on the disc's menu screens I called PBC
(playback
control)
playback.
3.Hlnt:
·
For
video CDs, it is also possible to playa
disc
without
displaying the menu screen.
For
example, to playfrom
track
1 , press the 1
number
button while in the stop mode.
·When
playCD
disc
or
MP3 discs, you are recommended to turn
off
the
TFT
LCD
screen to save power. ( Please make reference
01*
TFT
ON/
OFF Function" on Page
10 and Page 12.)
If
a
menu
screen
appears
For DVDs with menu screen
or
video CDs with playbackcontrol ( PBC) , a menu
screen
appears.
DVD
Use the cursor buttons to
select
the item, then press the ENTER button.
Press the
number
button on the remote control
unit
to select item.
Example: For DVDs with menu screen.
·TITI..EMENli
1
POP
2 JAZZ
3
COUNTRY
4R&B
, 5
CLASSICAL
VidaoCD
1
POP
2 JAZZ
3
COUNTRY
4R&B
5
CLASSICAL
Press the number button on the remote control unitto selectitem.
To
display the menu screen
The way in which the menu screen is displayed differsfrom discto
disc
.Press the MENU,
TITLE
button during playback or
DVDs
,
the
RETURN
bulton during
PBC
playback ofvideo
CDs. Fordetails, referto documentation included with the disc.
10
DVD
Setup
You can easily modifysetup information on the setup menu.
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= I SYSTEM SETUP
TV
SYSTEM
AUDIO PLAY
PASSWORD
RATING
DEFAULT
--
SYSTEM SETUP
TV
IIYIITEII
PAL
AUDIO PLAY NTSC
PASSWORD AUTO
RATINQ
DEFAULT
--
SYSTEM SETUP
TV SYSTEM
AUTO
PLAY
PASSWORD
RATING
DEFAULT
ON
OFF
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Please press setup buttor, then
press
...
,
....
to select [SYSTEM] items.
2. STILL MODE
To
setup display mode
of
still pictures. There are
three options[AUTO]
[FIELD] and [FRAME].
3.AUTO
PLAY
To
setup DISC auto play
mode.
DVD
Setup
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SYSTEM SETUP
TV
SYSTEM
AUDIO PLAY
~IIWORD
RATING
DEFAULT
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ng
SYSTEM SETUP
TV
SYSTEM
AUDIO PLAY
PASSWORD
RATING
DEFAULT
1 KID SAFE
2 G
3 PG
4 PG 13
5 PG-R
8 R
7
NC-17
8 ADULT
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SYSTEM SETUP
TV
SYSTEM
AUDIO PLAY
PASSWORD
RATING
DEFAULT
-
RESTORE
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OSD LANGUAGE
AUDIO LANG
SUBTiTlE
LANG
MENU
LANG
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5. PASSWORD
Setup parental lock
password.
ltis
acceptable
to input new password
with 4 numeral to re-setup
the parental lock.
4. RATINGS
According to differentgrade.
setup the parental lock.
Hint:
Normally. the grade is setas
[0 LOCKALL[
2. DEFAULTS
Setupall menus to the
initial setting
of
factory.
Please press setup buttor. then
press ..
/
~
to select [LANGUAGE]
items.press
""
I
..,
to select language
menu.
m~§
etting
-
= LANGUAGE SETUP
oeD
LANGIIADE
ENGLISH
AUDIO LANG GERMAN
SUBTITLE LANG SPANISH
MENU LANG FRENCH
PORTUGUESE
ITAliAN
liiliY.illJ~
attl
ng
~
-
= j ILANGUAGE SETUP
OSD LANGUAGE
AUDIO
LANG
SUBTITLE
LANG
MENU LANG
CHINESE
ENGLISH
JAPAN
FRENCH
SPANISH
PORTUGUESE
LATIN
GERMAN
-
....
lIIIl
ll!..=:~
=
.....
ng
-
"= 1
I1:AN
GUAGE SETUP
OSD LANGUAGE
AUDIO LANG
aUII111LE LANG
MENU LANG
CHINESE
ENGLISH
JAPAN
FRENCH
SPANISH
PORTUGUESE
GERMAN
OFF
-
J;l
!ffi~!j!~
Satting
~
-
= j I LANGUAGE SETUP
OSD LANGUAGE
AUDIO LANG
SUBTITLE LANG
IIENU
LANG
CHINESE
ENGLISH
JAPAN
FRENCH
SPANISH
PORTUGUESE
GERMAN
LATIN
-
9
DVD
Setup
LANGUAGE
To
setup OSD languages
1.AUDIO
To
setup
disc
output languages.
2. SUBTITLE
To
setup
disc
subtitle languages.
3. MENUS
To
setup DISC MENU
languages

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