Sony Mdp-800 User manual

S

O

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Y.

3-757-487-21(1)

®

CD

CDV

LD

Player

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oy

Operating

Instructions

pa,

2

Before

operating

the

unit,

please

read

this

manual

thoroughly

and

retain

it

for

future

reference.

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by

Sony

Corporation

Owner’s

Record

The

model

number

is

located

on

the

rear

panel.

The

serial

number

is

located

on

the

top

of

front

panel.

Record

the

model

number

and

the

serial

number

in

the

space

provided

below.

Refer

to

them

whenever

you

call

upon

your

Sony

dealer

regarding

this

product.

Model

No.

To

prevent

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

the

unit

to

rain

or

moisture.

Serial

No.

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

OPEN

CAUTION:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK)

NO

USER-SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

This

symbol

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

uninsulated

“dangerous

voltage”

within

the

product’s

enclosure

that

may

be

of

sufficient

magnitude

to

constitute

a

risk

of

electic

shock

to

persons.

This

symbol

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

important operating

and

maintenance

(servicing)

instructions

in

the

literature

accompanying

the

appliance.

For

detailed

safety

precautions,

see

the

leaflet

“IMPORTANT

SAFEGUARDS”.

This

CD

CDV

LD

player

is

classified

as

a

CLASS

1

LASER

product.

CAUTION

The

use

of

optical

instruments

with

the

product

will

increase

eye

hazard.

As

the

laser

beam

used

in

this

videodisc

player

is

harmful

to

the

eyes,

do

not

attempt

to

disassemble

the

cabinet.

Refer

servicing

to

qualified

personnel

only.

For

the

Customers

in

the

USA

INFORMATION

You

are

cautioned

that

any

changes

or

modifications

not

expressly

approved

in

this

manual

could

void

your

authority

to

operate

this

equipment.

NOTE:

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

digital

device,

pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

a

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

ina

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

—

Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

—

Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

—

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

—

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

For

the

Customers

in

CANADA

This

apparatus

complies

with

the

Class

B

limits

for

radio

noise

emissions

set out

in

radio

Interference

Regulations.

CAUTION:

TO

PREVENT

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

USE

THE

POLARIZED

AC

PLUG

WITH

AN

EXTENSION

CORD,

RECEPTACLE

OR

OTHER

OUTLET

UNLESS

THE

BLADES

CAN

BE

FULLY

INSERTED

TO

PREVENT

BLADE

EXPOSURE.

Table

of

Contents

Introduction

Installation

and

Connection

To

Play

a

Laser

Disc

To

Play

a

Compact

Disc

To

Play

a

Compact

Disc

Video

To

Play

Any

Disc

To

Play

Karaoke

Additional

Information

Index

About

Operating

Voltage

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Introduction

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Your

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Front

and

Rear

Panel

Controls

and

Supplied

Accessories

.............000

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Controls

on

the

Remote

Commander

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How

to

Connect

the

Television

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How

to

Connect

Audio

Equipment

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How

to

Load

and

Play

an

LD

(Laser

DiSC)

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13

Understanding

Displays

and

Messages

When

Playing

LDs.................

16

How

to

Search

for

a

Particular

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How

to

Search

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Chapter

Numbers—Chapter

Search

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18

How

to

Search

by

Frame

Number

or

Time—Frame/Time

Search..........

19

How

to

Search

Using

Variable

Speed

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How

to

Play

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How

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Replay

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Same

LD

Selections

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How

to

Play

Only

Certain

Chapters—Programmed

Play

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25

How

to

Continue

Play

From

the

Point

You

Stopped

at—Memory

Play

.

26

How

to

Load

and

Play

a

CD

(Compact

Disc)

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27

Understanding

Displays

and

Messages

When

Playing

CDs

................

29

How

to

Locate

a

Certain

Track

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30

How

to

Replay

the

Same

CD

Selections

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31

How

to

Search

by

Elapsed

Playing

Time—Time

Search

...

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OZ

How

to

Play

Only

Certain

Tracks—Programmed

Play

........ccceseeeeeene

33

How

to

Load

and

Play

a

CDV

(Compact

Disc

Video)

or

VSD

(Video

Single

Disc)

.........c

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34

Understanding

Displays

and

Messages

When

Playing

CDVs

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VSDS

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35

How

to

Have

the

Disc

Play

Within

a

Set

Period

of

Time...

ee

36

How

to

Display

the

Elapsed

Playing

Time—Time

Counter

......

.

37

How

to

Program

the

Player

to

Pause

or

Scan

Automatically

...

we

38

How

to

Play

Selections

in

Random

Order—Shuffle

Play

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47

About

Operating

Voltage

Before

operating

the

Multi

Disc

Player,

make

sure

that

the

operating

voltage

of

your

unit

is

identical

with

that

of

your

local

power

supply.

How

to

Determine

the

Correct

Operating

Voltage

*

MDP-800

The

MDP-800

operates

at

120

V

AC

60

Hz

only

and

does

not

have

a

voltage

selector.

°

MDP-A7

The

MDP-A7

has

a

voltage

selector.

Before

operating

the

unit,

find

out the

local

voltage,

and

if

necessary

reset

the

selector

at

the

rear

of

the

Multi

Disc

Player

to

the

voltage

corresponding

to

your

local

power

supply

(120,

220

or

240

volts

AC).

The

voltage

selector

of

this

unit

is

set

to

220

V

AC

originally.

When

using

in

Malaysia,

reset

the

selector

to

240

V

AC.

To

reset

the

voltage

selector,

disconnect

the

power

cord

and

turn

the

selector

with

a

blade

screwdriver

so

that

the

arrow

on

the

rear

panel

points

to

the

appropriate

voltage.

Sy

a

How

to

Use

the

AC

Power

Plug

Adaptor

(supplied

with

the

MDP-A7)

*

If

the

AC

plug

on

your

Multi

Disc

Player

does

not

fit

into

the

wall

outlet,

attach

the

supplied

AC

plug

adaptor.

If

you

have

any

questions

or

problems

concerning

your

unit,

please

contact

your

nearest

Sony

dealer.

4

Introduction

This

introduction

explains

the

organization

of

this

manual

and

the

principles

of

operation

of

the

Multi

Disc

Player

(MDP).

About

These

Instructions

Consumer

electronics

manuals

have

been

notorious

for

being

hard

to

comprehend.

Having

recognized

this

fact,

we

have

made

an

attempt

with

this

manual

to

avoid

the

usual

pitfalls

by

trying

to

not

pretend

that

the

equipment

being

described

is

as

simple

as

a

bread

toaster.

Most

likely

this

is

your

first

Multi

Disc

Player

and

may

be

the

only

one

you

will

own.

With

that

in

mind,

we

have

striven

to

write

the

instructions

in

straight-forward

English

while

trying

to

keep

the

procedures

simple

and

systematic.

Differences

between

the

models

This

manual

covers

the

MDP-800

and

MDP-A7.

Their

differences

are

as

follows:

MDP-800

MDP-A7

Front

panel

¢

(LD)

QUICK

START

button

and

|

QUICK

START

LD

QUICK

START

indicator

¢

(CAV)

STILL

MODE

button

STILL

MODE

CAV

STILL

MODE

Rear

panel

¢

Voltage

selector

not

equipped

¢

AC

power

cable

detachable

not

detachable

Supplied

accessories

¢

AC

plug

adaptor

not

supplied

The

illustrations

in

this

manual

are

of

the

MDP-A7.

Because

the

Multi

Disc

Player

is

capable

of

playing

laser

discs

(LDs),

compact

discs

(CDs),

and

compact

disc

videos

(CDVs),

these

instructions

are

divided

into

the

equivalent

of

three

“manuals’—one

for

each

type

of

disc—with

a

fourth

section

providing

instructions

common

to

all

discs

and

the

fifth

section

for

enjoying

Karaoke.

The

following

summarizes

what

you'll

find

in

this

manual.

To

Play

a

Laser

Disc

(LD)

To

Play

Any

Disc

(LD,

CD,

CDV)

This

section

covers

all

functions

associated

with

Most

of

the

procedures

in

this

section

fall

into

playing

LDs

(page

13).

Unique

to

LD

play

are

Step

the

advanced

category

(page

36)

and

are

Play,

Multi

Speed

Play,

Memory

Play,

Frame

Search

collected

here

because

they

are

common

to

LD,

and

Digital!

Picture

functions.

The

MDP-800/A7

allows

CD

and

CDV

play.

you

to

playback

both

sides

of

an

LD

without

turning

it

over.

The

(LD)

Quick

Start

function

shortens

the

waiting

time

before

an

LD

starts

playing.

The

Digital

To

Play

Karaoke

Picture

function

allows

you

to

flash,

freeze

or

recall

This

section

is

a

short

instruction

for

Karaoke

pictures

as

the

normal

sound

continues.

playing

(page

42).

To

Play

a

Compact

Disc

(CD)

This

section

explains

the

operation

of

CDs

and

compares

most

closely

to

CDV

audio

operations

(page

27).

To

Play

a

Compact

Disc

Video

(CDV)

This

section

covers

procedures

for

CDV

operation

and

shares

many

functions

with

CD

play

(page

34).

There

are

no

functions

unique

to

CDV

play

in

this

Multi

Disc

Player.

Introduction

5

What

to

Do

First

Once

you

have

read

“Principles

of

Operation”,

then

go

ahead

and

connect

up

the

Multi

Disc

Player

to

your

television

and/

or

stereo

system

using

the

connection

diagrams

on

pages

11

and

12.

After

you

have

done

this,

you

will

be

ready

to

play

adisc.

We

suggest

an

LD

or

CD.

Begin

with

the

section,

“How

to

Load

and

Play

an

LD

(or

a

CD)’.

The

Principles

of

Operation

Beyond

the

playing

of

discs,

the

functions

of

the

Multi

Disc

Player

range

from

simple

to

advanced.

Some

functions

vary

depending

on

what

type

of

disc

(laser

disc,

compact

disc,

or

compact

disc

video)

you

are

playing.

Nevertheless,

keep

in

mind

that

the

majority

of

the

buttons

have

been

designed

to

achieve

a

comparable

effect

for

each

type

of

disc

you

are

playing.

Therefore,

the

following

paragraphs

can

briefly

summarize

what

the

basic

Multi

Disc

Player

functions

allow

you

to

do.

(Control

names

that

differ

from

the

function

name

appear

in

uppercase

letters.)

Primary

Functions

are

so-called

because

they

entail

the

traditional

functions

of

all

disc

players.

Variable

Speed

group

operations

according

to

the

fact that

they

let

you

vary

play

speed,

therefore,

7

Functions

easily

locate

(“search”)

scenes

or

tracks

as

you

watch

or

listen.

el

Repeatable

Functions

are

memory

functions

that

let

you

play

selections

repeatedly,

according

to

a

play

list

or

randomly.

Playback

can

be

started

from

the

point

you

stopped

at.

Because

the

system

finds

and

plays

selections

according

to

your

request,

some

repeatable

functions

also

serve

as

“search”

functions.

Auxiliary

Functions

are

additional

functions

that

simply

add

to

what

you

can

do

with

the

Multi

Disc

=

Player.

-

Primary

Variable

speed

Repeatable

Auxiliary

Functions

Power

Variable

Speed

Scan

Pre-Programmed

Play

Picture

Enhance

Function:

Open/Close

(JOG/SHUTTLE

(AUTO

PGM,

PGM)

(PICTURE

ENHANCE)

Play

Ring)

Intro

Scan

(INTRO)

Sound

Quality

Functions:

Pause

Still/Step

Scan

Random

Play

(AUDIO

MONITOR,

Stop

(STILL/STEP)

(SHUFFLE)

ANALOG/CX)

Side

A/B

Variable

Speed

Play

Chapter/Track

Search

On-Screen

Display

(MULTI

SPEED)

(ACS/AMS)

(DISPLAY)

Digital

Picture

functions:

Frame/Time

Search

Audio/Video

Time

Counter

(FLASH

MOTION,

(FRAME/TIME)

(AV

TIME)

STOP

MOTION,

Memory

Play

Karaoke

Functions:

PICTURE

CALL)

(MEMORY

PLAY)

(ECHO/MIC

LEVEL)

Auto

Pause

:

(AUTO

PAUSE)

Repeat

Play

(1/SIDE/ALL,

REPEAT,

REPEAT

AeoB)

6

Introduction

to

Your

Player

The

MDP-800/A7

Multi

Disc

Player

integrates

the

functions

of

three

machines

into

one:

laser

disc,

compact

disc,

and

compact

disc

video

player.

The

entertainment

potential

afforded

by

the

combined

capabilities

of

this

multi-faceted

machine

amounts

to

some

40

to

45

functions.

Below

is

an

explanation

of

the

kinds

of

discs

the

Multi

Disc

Player

plays.

The

MDP-800/A7

Plays

Three

Classes

of

Optical/Digital

Discs*

The

MDP-800/A7

Multi

Disc

Player

plays

all

three

types

of

optical

discs

currently

available

for

home

entertainment.

The

following

table

iflustrates

their

types

and

features.

Disc

Class

Disc

Logo

L

Disc

Type

Size

Play

Side

Play

Time

; i

:

'

CAV

14

min

a

LD

Single

8

in.

(20cm)

|

Single

Side

f

3

CLV

20

min

Laser

Discs

LASER

DISC

CAV

28

min

For

movies,

8-inch

LD

8

in.

(20cm)

|

Double

Side

operas,

and

CLV

40

min

concerts

{

yj

CAV

Thr

rei

12-inch

LD

12

in.

(30cm)

|

Double

Side

ae

a

co

i

i i

i

Gamnect

bles

IMPACT

CD

Single

3

in.

(8

cm)

Single

Side

20

min

For

music

DIGITAL

AUDIO:

cD

5in.

(12cm)

|

Single

Side

74

min

Compact

Disc

,

‘

;

Videos

CDV

5in.

(12cm)

|

Single

Side

aripaias

.

sa

For

music

videos

CD

VIDEO

and

educational

material

VIDEO

(Digital

Audio)

sincteY

VSD

5

in.

(12cm)

|

Single

Side

|

Video

+

Audio

DISC

|

5

min

Multi

Audio

Discs

digital

auoIoO

AULT

AUDIO:

On

laser

discs

bearing

this

logo,

the

analog

tracks

are

recorded

in

multiplex,

and

the

digital

tracks

are

recorded

in

stereo.

*

These

apply

only

to

those

discs

recorded

in

the

NTSC

standard.

The

MDP-800/A7

cannot

play

CED,

VHD

discs

or

PAL

video

discs,

CD-ROM,

CD-GRAPHICS,

CD-!

discs

or

aluminum-lined

discs.

Introduction

if

Installation

and

Connection

Front

and

Rear

Panel

Controls

and

Supplied

Accessories

Front

Panel

DIGITAL

MEMORY

indicator

Lights

up

when

the

digital

memory

function

is

activated.

<4</>P

SCAN

buttons

Press

the

right

button

to

scan

forward;

FL

DISPLAY

button

press

the

left

button

to

scan

backward.

Each

time

you

press

the

button,

the

front

panel

</>Pi

ACS/AMS

buttons

display

turns

on/off.

Press

the

right

button

to

advance

one

chapter/track;

press

the

left

button

to

LD

QUICK

START

(MDP-A7)

go

back

a

chapter/track.

or

QUICK

START

(MDP-800)

button

and

indicator

To

turn

off

the

indicator,

press

the

button

while

SIDE

A/SIDE

B

button

and

indicators

in

stop

mode.

Press

the

upper

or

lower

side

of

the

(See

page

16.)

button

to

select

the

playing

side

of

an

LD.

Owen

4

OPEN/CLOSE

button

indicator

ON:

Green

OFF:

Off

(MOP-800)

STANDBY:

Red

(MDP-A7)

>

PLAY

button

@

STOP

button

Remote

lt

PAUSE

button

Commander

Sensor

PHONES

jack

and

LEVEL

control

To

listen

with

headphones,

plug

stereo

headphones

into

the

PHONES

jack.

Adjust

the

volume

with

the

LEVEL

control.

MIC

jack

and

ECHO/MIC

LEVEL

controls

To

play

Karaoke,

plug

a

microphone

into

the

MIC

jack,

Adjust

the

microphone

volume

and

echo

level

with

the

controls.

CAV

STILL

MODE

(MDP-A7)

Front

Cover

or

STILL

MODE

(MDP-800)

Automatically

slides

down

when

you

button

——————----’

press

the

OPEN/CLOSE

(4)

button,

Press

the

button

to

view

a

finer

freeze

frame

on

a

CAV

disc.

and

the

disc

tray

comes

out.

Front

Panel

Display

PICTURE

CALL

button

and

indicator

————~

Press

the

button

to

recall

a

picture

stored

in

the

digital

memory

of

the

player.

8

Installation

and

Connection

S

VIDEO

OUT

1,

2

ATT

(Attenuator)

switch

Connect

the

YC-15V

Cable

(not

supplied).

Distorted

singing

sounds

can

be

corrected

by

setting

this

switch

to

ON.

This

will

lower

the

volume.

LINE

OUT

1,

2

Audio

Connectors

Voltage

selector

With

the

MDP-A7

only

(See

page

4.)

=itan

"faa

i

=

ie

MDP-800

IITETTTTYETT

+

ITTTUT

TPIT

AC

IN

connector

Connect

the

AC

power

cable

(supplied).

LINE

OUT

1,

2

CONTROL

S

IN

jack

(mini

type)

Video

Connectors

Use

this

jack

if

your

TV

etc.

has

a

CONTROL

S

output

jack.

-

By

connecting

this

jack

to

the

CONTROL

S

output

jack

on

your

TV,

Sue

Codi

ector

you

can

control

this

player

with

the

Remote

Commander

pointed

at

the

TV.

-

Connect

the

RK-G69

cable

(not

supplied).

-

If

you

plug

one

end

of

the

cable

into

the

player

and

leave

the

other

end

unplugged,

the

Remote

Commander

will

not

work.

Accessories

Make

sure

the

shipping

box

contains

the

following

accessories:

RMT-M20A

Remote

Commander

Audio/Video

connecting

cable

AC

power

cable

supplied

{phono

3¢

phono

3)

with

the

MOP-800

AC

plug

adaptor

Pwo

AA

(RG)

batteries

supplied

with

the

MDP-A7

Ke

(See

page

4.)

(i

installation

and

Connection

Controls

on

the

Remote

Commander

You

can

use

the

Remote

Commander

(Remote)

to

control

the

player

or

the

identical

buttons

on

the

player

itself.

Disc

Tray

OPEN/CLOSE

button

FRAME/TIME

buttons

CLEAR

button

Replay/Repeat

Buttons

REPEAT

button

1/SIDE/ALL

button

SHUFFLE

button

REPEAT

A<>B

button

Number

keys

PICTURE

ENHANCE

button

PICTURE

CALL

button

Speed

Control

Buttons

MULTI

SPEED

buttons

Speed

Set

-/+

buttons

ACS/AMS

buttons

DISC

SIDE

A/B

buttons

MEMORY

PLAY

button

PLAY

button

STOP

button

PAUSE

button

JOG

Dial

SHUTTLE

Ring

a

|

A

function

activated

by

pressing

a

button

with

a

yellow

mark

can

be

canceled

by

pressing

the

CLEAR

button

POWER

button

PGM

program

button

DISPLAY

button

AV

TIME

button

Sound

Buttons

ANALOG/(24

(CX)

button

AUDIO

MONITOR

button

SEARCH/NEXT

button

AUTO

PGM

button

BACK

button

INTRO

(Introduction)

Scan

button

AUTO

PAUSE

button

STILL/STEP

buttons

Television

Buttons

POWER

button

TV/VIDEO

buttons

VOL

(volume)

+/-

buttons

CH

(channel)

+/-

buttons

STOP

MOTION

button

FLASH

MOTION

button

JOG/SHUTTLE

mode

select

button

and

indicator

To

Activate

the

Remote

Commander

Open

the

back

cover,

and

insert

two

size

AA

(R6)

batteries

according

to

the

polarity

indicated

in

the

illustration.

The

batteries

will

last

for

about

6

months.

!f

the

range

of

the

Remote

Commander

becomes

noticeably

short,

replace

all

the

batteries

with

new

ones.

If

the

Remote

Commander

is

not

to

be

used

for

a

long

time,

remove

the

batteries

to

avoid

damage

from

possible

battery

leakage.

Remote

Commander

Precautions

*

Do

not

let

sunlight

or

powerful

artificial

light

fall

directly

on

the

Remote

Commander

sensor

on

the

front

panel

(of

the

player)

as

it

may

interfere

with

Remote

Commander

operation.

Use

size

AA

(R6)

batteries

only.

10

Installation

and

Connection

Insert

two

size

AA

(R6)

batteries

How

to

Connect

the

Television

To

play

LDs

or

CDVs,

hook

up

a

television

to

the

Multi

Disc

Player.

Take

out

the

supplied

audio/video

connecting

cable

(yellow,

red

and

white

plugs).

Use

this

to

connect

the

player

to

the

television.*

Once

you

have

hooked-up

the

television,

set

the

input

selector

on

the

TV

to

“Video”.

Before

connecting

or

disconnecting

any

of

the

cables,

turn

off

all

equipment.

Television

Hook-Up

MDP-800

Connect

the

AC

Power

Cable

(supplied)

Television

to

AC

outlet

q

S

Video

In**

Video

In

(Yellow

plug)

|

>

Audio

in

(Red

&

White

plugs)

Audio/Video

Cable

(supplied).

Television/VCR

Hook-Up

2

Oe

ET

Video

Out

jack

Audio

Out

jack

Television

VCR

Antenna

Input

jacks

A A

VHF

Out

terminals

or

(iden

Audie)

Video/Audio

Out

jacks

ie

Connect

to

the

external

video/auaio

inputs

of

a

VCR.

Connecting

Precautions:

¢

Make

sure

all

equipment

is

turned

off

before

connecting

or

disconnecting

any

cables.

¢

Connection

methods

may

differ;

when

in

doubt about

a

connection,

consult

the

TV

or

VCR

manufacturer's

manual.

*

If

the

sound

or

picture

is

disturbed

by

noise,

try

moving

the

equipment

farther

apart.

¢

Firmly

insert

plugs

into

the

jacks.

A

loose

connection

may

cause

noise.

*

To

prevent

later

interference

with

TV

broadcast

reception,

turn

off

all

equipment

connected

but

not

currently

in

use.

*

{f

the

TV

has

only

a

monaural

phono

jack

for

audio

input,

use

a

VMC-910MS/915MS

Connecting

Cable

(not

supplied).

**

If

your

TV

has

an

S

Video

Input

jack,

obtain

a

YC-15V

S

Video

Connecting

Cable,

and

use

this

instead

of

the

supplied

video

cable

to

connect

your

television

to

the

S

VIDEO

OUT

connector

on

the

Multi

Disc

Player.

Installation

and

Connection

17

How

to

Connect

Audio

Equipment

To

achieve

full

stereo

sound

from

your

Multi

Disc

Player,

hook

up

a

stereo

system

following

the

diagram

below.

Use

an

RK-C310

(or

RK-C315)

audio

connecting

cable

(not

supplied)

to

connect

the

Multi

Disc

Player

to

your

amplifier

or

receiver.

Before

connecting

or

disconnecting

any

of

the

below

cables,

turn

off

all

equipment.

To

Achieve

Digital

Sound

Digital

sound

recordings

afford

high

quality

sound

reproduction,

(see

Glossary,

page

46).

!f

your

amplifier

also

has

a

fiber

optical

connector,

or

if

you

have

a

D/A

converter

unit

with

optical

input,

according

to

the

diagram

below,

connect

the

POC-

15

Audio

Fiber

Optical

Cable

(not

supplied)

between

the

DIGITAL

OUT

connector

on

the

Multi

Disc

Player

and

the

amplifier

or

D/A

converter.

Note

that

digital

signals

are

always

output

from

the

Multi

Disc

Player

except

when

you

play

discs

that

are

not

digitally

recorded.

Such

discs

output

analog

sound

from

LINE

OUT

only.

Sound

from

a

microphone

cannot

be

output

from

the

DIGITAL

OUT

connector.

To

output

sound

from

a

microphone,

connect

the

player

to

the

amplifier

with

an

Audio

Cable

(Red

&

White

plugs).

Audio

Equipment

Hook-Up

POC-15

Audio

Fiber

Optical

Cable

(not

supplied)

i

9901090

OO

te

ee

=]

HATTTITTTT

TITTATTTTTTT

O

to

AC

outlet

When

connecting

the

fiber

optical

cable

Sa

Remove

the

protective

cover.

Plug

in

firmly.

To

TV

or

VCR

a

=

RK-C310/315

Speakers

Audio

Cable

(not

supplied)

Optical

In

Amplifier

Audio

In

©

—

Q

lo}

E

©O

DorA

to

AC

outlet

Connection

Precautions

*

Make

sure

all

equipment

is

turned

off

before

making

any

of

the

above

connections.

¢

Firmly

insert

plugs

into

the

jacks.

A

loose

connection

may

cause

noise.

*

When

listening

to

a

radio

broadcast,

switch

off

the

Multi

Disc

Player

to

get

better

reception.

12

installation

and

Connection

To

Play

a

Laser

Disc

This

section.-shows

you

how

to

conduct

all

the

procedures

associated

with

playing

LDs.

How

to

Load

and

Play

an

LD

(Laser

Disc)

After

you

have

connected

the

Multi

Disc

Player

to

the

TV

and/or

stereo

system,

you

can

begin

playing

a

laser

disc.

Locate

the

POWER,

OPEN/CLOSE,

and

PLAY

buttons

on

the

Remote

Commander

or

the

front

panel

of

the

player.

Do

not

transport

the

player

while

playing

a

disc

as

it

may

cause

damage

to

the

disc.

1

Turn

on

the

multi

disc

Press

the

POWER

button

on

the

player

or

player.

POWER

Remote

commander

(Remote).

(Player)

(Remote)

2

Turn

onthe

TV

and

stereo

TV:

Set

the

input

selector

on

the

TV

to

“Video”.

Stereo

System:

Turn

on

the

amplifier

or

system:

receiver

and

select

CD

or

AUX

for

audio

output.

3

Open

the

disc

tray.

OPEN/CLOSE

Press

the

OPEN/CLOSE

(

4

)

button.

The

front

cover

of

the

player

slides

down

and

the

disc

tray

comes

out.

(Player)

(Remote)

Carefully

center

a

single

disc

on

the

tray.

If

you

insert

more

than

one

disc,

or

if

the

disc

is

not

seated

properly,

it

may

not

play

or

damage

the

unit.

What

is

this

indication?

No

fob

Side

ax

This

indication

appears

in

the

front

panel

display

when

the

tray

is

empty.

4

Place

a

disc

on

the

tray.

5

Start

playback.

aa

Press

the

PLAY

(>

)

button.**

L>

Jj

Lo)

The

disc

tray

closes

and

the

upper

side

of

the

disc

(Player)

(Remote)

starts

playing.

SCAN

To

Advance

or

Reverse...........

i

Hold

down

the

SCAN

(</>)

button

on

the

(Player)

player

or

rotate

the

SHUTTLE

Ring

on

the

Vigo

Remote.

(Remote)

ACS/AMS

SHUTTLE

Ring

To

Advance

or

Go

Back

One

Chapter

ata

Time

(erty

Press

the

ACS/AMS

(</>

1)

button.

ee

Ra

(Player

or

Remote)

*

The

player

determines

that

the

upper

side

of

the

disc

is

side

“A,”

and

the

other

side

is

“B,”

regardless

of

the

label

“A”

or

“B”

printed

on

the

disc.

**

When

playback

of

the

upper

side

of

the

disc

(side

A)

ends,

the

other

side

(side

B)

starts

playing

automatically.

While

the

playing

side

is

changing,

the

last

frame

on

side

A

appears.

If

nothing

is

recorded

on

side

B,

playback

stops.

To

Play

a

Laser

Disc

13

To

Select

the

Disc

Side

.........

Fa

DISC

SIDE

=

S0E8

(Player)

(Remote)

To

Interrupt

Play

................

PAUSE

{Player

or

Remote)

STOP

To

Stop

Playback

(Player

or

Remote)

Press

the

(DISC)

SIDE

A

button

to

play

the

upper

Cay

(8

yside

of

the

disc

from

the

beginning.

Press

the

(DISC)

SIDE

B

button

to

play

the

other

side

of

the

disc

from

the

beginning.*

Press

the

PAUSE

(11)

button.

The

sound

mutes

and

the

picture

freezes.

To

resume

playback,

press

PAUSE

(ll)

or

PLAY

(P

).

Press

the

STOP

(

M@

)

button.

To

play

again

from

the

beginning

of

the

disc,

press

PLAY

(>

).

If

you

want

to

resume

playback

from

the

point

you

stopped

at,

press

MEMORY

PLAY

on

the

Remote.

To

Stop

Play

and

Remove

the

openciose

_—oPEN/CLOSE

Press

the

OPEN/CLOSE

(

#

)

button.

Remove

DiS@

cc

tos.

Sct

te

oh

eres

Ca)

the

disc

and

press

&

again

to

close

the

empty

tray.

(Player)

(Remote)

To

Have

the

Player

Pause

PAUSE

Press

the

PAUSE

(Il)

button

after

doing

step

4

F

on

page

13.

Before

Starting

ae

RS

Et

ee

(Player

or

Remote)

The

tray

closes

and

the

player

waits

at

the

start

of

the

disc

until

you

press

PLAY

(>

)

or

PAUSE

(Il).

If

you

want

to

play

side

B,

press

(DISC)

SIDE

B,

then

PAUSE

(

If

).

To

Get

Sharp/Soft

Image

.......

PICTUREENHANCE

—-

Press

the

PICTURE

ENHANCE

button

on

the

Remote

to

select

the

mode.

The

selected

mode

appears

on

the

TV

screen

(lower

left-hand

(Remote)

*

When

playback

of

side

B

ends,

the

player

stops

playing.

14

To

Play

a

Laser

Disc

corner)

for

three

seconds.

Each

time

you

press

the

button,

the

mode

changes

in

the

order

of

SHARP,

SOFT

and

STANDARD.

SHARP:

Sharp

picture

Refines

the

images

SOFT:

Soft

picture

Reduces

screen

noise

STANDARD:

Standard

picture

Even

if

you

turn

off

the

power,

the

mode

will

remain

stored

in

the

player's

memory.

If

you

unplug

the

power

cord,

the

mode

will

be

reset

to

STANDARD.

To

Play

a

Stereo

LD

or

Press

the

PLAY

(>

)

button,

then

press

the

7

AUDIO

a

Second

Audio

Program

cay

Pipeteares

AUDIO

MONITOR

button

on

the

Remote.

This

function

alternates

the

sound

output

on

a

(SAP)

ED:

ofa

Me

davwneeornn

ea

aes

a

|

disc

that

has

been

recorded

with

two

sound

(Player

or

Remote)

(Remote)

tracks,

such

as

bilingual

discs.

The

procedure

below

indicates

how

the

output

and

the

display

changes

with

each

press.

The

active

track

appears

for

three

seconds

on

the

TV

screen.

|t

always

appears

in

the

front

panel

display.

When

you

select

1/L

(or

2/R),

the

sound

of

the

left

(or

right)

channel

is

output

from

both

speakers.

s

?

Screen

Output

Sound

rocedure

-

message

Stereo

Disc

SAP

Disc

|

Stereo

Soundtrack

1

(left

channel)

1

Press

PLAY

(>

).

Nosmessage.

(Both

channels)

Soundtrack

2

(right

channel)

2

Press

AUDIO

MONITOR.

VL

Left

channel

Soundtrack

1

(left

channel)

3

Press

AUDIO

MONITOR

again.

2/R

Right

channel

Soundtrack

2

(right

channel)

4

Press

AUDIO

MONITOR

again

to

1.

2/R

Stereo

Soundtrack

1

(left

channel)

return

to

stereo

status.

(Both

channels)

Soundtrack

2

(right

channel)

To

Switch

From

Digital

to

ANALOG

Press

the

ANALOG/CEM

button

on

the

Analog

Sound....................

CWS

Remote

to

switch

the

player

to

analog

or

digital

sound.

Digital

affords

a

better

quality

(Remote)

sound

reproduction.

If

the

LD

contains

a

digital

sound

signal,

the

player

automatically

sends

that

output

to

the

amplifier

or

receiver.

To

switch

to

analog

sound,

press

the

ANALOG/CIN

button

on

the

Remote.

“}

ANALOG”

appears

on

screen

for

three

seconds.

To

return

to

digital

sound,

press

the

ANALOG/

CRM

button

until

“J

DIGITAL”

appears

on

screen.

With

certain

discs

there

may

be

a

difference

in

volume.

Discs

With

a

CBM

(CX)

Label

....

ANALOG

Discs

bearing

the

8M

label

are

recorded

with

Cia

the

CX

noise

reduction

system,

which

gives

lower noise

levels

and

higher

dynamic

range

on

analog

sound.

The

player

detects

most

Ci

discs

and

when

you

switch

to

analog

sound,

it

activates

the

CX

noise

reduction

system

automatically.

When

playing

a

CIN

disc

which

does

not

contain

a

code

to

activate

the

CX

noise

reduction

system,

press

the

ANALOG/

CBN

button

until

“CX

ON”

appears

on

screen.

The

CX

noise

reduction

system

will

be

activated.

(Remote)

To

Play

a

Laser

Disc

15

Understanding

Displays

and

Messages

When

Playing

LDs

You

can

determine

the

player

operating

status

or

disc

information

in

one

of

two

ways:

(1)

by

displaying

the

information

on

the

TV

screen,

or

(2)

by

looking

at

the

front

panel

display.

Locate

the

DISPLAY

button

on

the

Remote

Commander.

To

View

On-Screen

Information.

..

Press

DISPLAY

once.

Current

chapter

number

Current

frame

number

or

time

information*

Message

1

(Examples)

Screen

Display

|

Current

Status

of

the

Player

OPEN

Disc

tray

open

CLOSE

Disc

tray

closed

PLAY

Playing

LD

STOP

Operation

stopped

PAUSE

Operation

momentarily

stopped

/@

Variable

speed

(SHUTTLE

Ring)

scan

SEARCH

Searching

»

xX

1/2

Scanning

at

1/2-speed

DISPLAY

Press

DISPLAY

on

the

Remote.

Each

time

you

press

DISPLAY,

messages

appear

on

the

TV

screen

as

shown

below.

The

tables

below

are

keys

to

the

messages

that

appear

on

the

right

of

the

screen.

Press

DISPLAY

twice.

Number

of

chapters

and

total

playing

time**

Selected

functions

AV

Calendar**

Message

2

(Examples)

Screen

Display

Currently

Playing

CAV

SIDE

A

CAV

SIDE

B

CLV

SIDE

A

Standard-play

disc

side

A

Standard-play

disc

side

B

Extended-play

disc

side

A

CLV

SIDE

B

Extended-play

disc

side

B

WL

First

soundtrack/left

channel

Second

soundtrack/right

channel

Digital

sound

Analog

sound

2

DIGITAL

To

turn

off

the

display,

press

DISPLAY

again.

*

Discs

not

indicating

time

data

to

the

second

indicate

instead

as

two-digit

numbers

such

as,

‘22:”.

**

Appears

when

the

(LD)

QUICK

START

indicator

is

off

(for

an

LD

with

TOC).

Reading

the

Front

Panel

Display

The

illustration

to

the

right

is

an

example

of

what

is

displayed

on

the

front

panel

of

the

player.

To

View

AV

Calendar......................

To

Turn

Off

the

Front

Panel

Display

16

To

Play

a

Laser

Disc

Playing

disc

type

Playing

side

AV

Calendar

on

side

A

AV

Calender

on

side

B

Selected

function

Chapter

number

Time

(hr/min/sec)

or

frame

number

When

playing

an

LD

containing

TOC

(Table

of

Contents)

data,

the

AV

Calendar

is

available.

Press

the

(LD)

QUICK

START

button

on

the

player

while

in

stop

mode

to

turn

off

the

indicator

on

the

button,

then

press

PLAY

(B®).

The

AV

Calendar

on

disc

side

A

will

be

displayed.

To

view

the

AV

Calendar

on

side

B,

press

(DISC)

SIDE

B

while

the

(LD)

QUICK

START

indicator

is

off,

the

AV

Calendar

on

disc

side

B

will

be

displayed.

The

calendar

shows

information

on

the

total

number

of

selections

on

the

disc

or

those

programmed

to

play.

As

selections

are

played,

the

corresponding

numbers

in

the

AV

Calendar

disappear.

Press

FL

DISPLAY

on

the

player.

Each

time

you

press

FL

DISPLAY,

the

display

turns

on/off.

When

the

front

panel

display

is

turned

off,

the

blue

TV

screen

during

stop

turns

to

gray.

How

to

Search

for

a

Particular

Scene

To

find

a

scene,

play

the

disc

in

reverse

or

forward

at

high

speed.

The

sound

is

automatically

muted

during

search

play.

Locate

the

SHUTTLE

Ring

on

the

Remote

Commander

or

the

SCAN

(<4)

buttons

on

the

front

panel

of

the

player.

To

Change

Speed

and

Direction

Gradually

Rotate

the

SHUTTLE

Ring

on

the

Remote

in

(Variable

Spee

d

Scan)*

the

forward

or

reverse

direction.

Scan

at

10

times

the

normal

speed

Scan

at

30

times

the

normal

speed

(Same

speeds

are

available

in

the

reverse

direction.)

The

play

speed

changes

according

to

the

degree

you

rotate

the

SHUTTLE

Ring.

The

illustration

indicates

the

approximate

speeds.

By

holding

down

SCAN

(</>)

on

the

player,

you

can

scan

scenes

at

a

constant

SHUTTLE

Ring

speed.

To

Resume

Normal

Play.........

Release

the

SHUTTLE

Ring

or

SCAN

(<¢<4/

PP)

button.

*

A

certain

amount

of

visual

noise

and

instability

is

inevitable

with

all

variable

speed

operations.

To

Play

a

Laser

Disc

17

How

to

Search

by

Chapter

Numbers—Chapter

Search

LDs

are

divided

into

sections

called

“chapters”.

Chapters

are

usually

listed

on

the

jacket

or

label

of

the

disc.

By

entering

the

desired

chapter

number,

you

can

have

the

player

find

the

chapter

and

play

it.

Use

ACS/AMS

(

</>

)

—

Automatic

Chapter

Searching/Automatic

Music

Sensing—to

advance

or

reverse

one

chapter

at

a

time.

Locate

the

number

keys

on

the

Remote

Commander

and

the

ACS/AMS

(

<@<4/1

)

buttons

on

the

Remote

Commander

or

player.

To

Locate

a

Particular

Chapter

eet!

of

the

spheres

ne

ie

the

(Chapter

Search)

emote

corresponding

to

the

chapter

you

wan

to

play.

The

player

starts

searching

for

Chapter

8.

For

example,

to

locate

chapter

8,

press

“8”

on

the

Remote.

SEARCH

CHAPTER

8

CAV

SIDE

A

The

player

finds

Chapter

8

and

starts

playing

from

the

beginning

of

Chapter

8.

To

Enter

a

Number

Greater

Than

es

&)

Press

+10

and

one

of

the

number

keys.

Do

this

to

make

a

numerical

sum.

For

example,

to

enter

14,

press

+10

and

4; to

enter

30,

press

GQ

(419

— —

@)

Meets

“RQ”

+10, +10,

+10

and

0.

If

you

make

a

mistake

while

entering,

press

CLEAR,

then

enter

the

correct

numbers.

The

current

chapter

number

appears

in

the

front

panel

display.

To

Check

the

Current

Chapter

DISPLAY

Press

DISPLAY

on

the

Remote

to

display

the

Number

a

|

chapter

number

(upper

left-hand

corner)

on

Be

ay

ep

wan

aegid

Yee

screen.

When

the

(LD)

QUICK

START

indicator

is

off,

you

can

also

look

at

the

AV

Calendar

(see

page

16)

for

the

chapters

remaining

to

be

played

on

the

LD

(with

TOC)

by

pressing

DISPLAY

twice.

To

Advance

or

Go

Back

One

ACS/AMS

Press

ACS/AMS

(

@<@

)

once

to

return

to

the

Chapter

at

a

Time

Ly iy

beginning

of

the

current

chapter.

(Skip

Search)

.....................

Press

ACS/AMS

(

PP

)

to

advance

to

the

beginning

of

the

Press

ACS/AMS

(

l<@<4

)

twice

before

the

picture

reappears

to

return

to

the

beginning

of

the

Hold

down

ACS/AMS

(i@<4

or

1)

for

continuous

skip

search.

To

Resume

Normal

Play**.......

Release

ACS/AMS

(<4

or

PP).

The

player

automatically

resumes

play

from

the

beginning

of

the

selected

chapter.

*

Chapter

Search

does

not

function

properly

if

the

disc

does

not

contain

chapter

numbers,

or

the

chapter

number

entered

does

not

exist.

**

In

addition

to

normal

play

mode,

you

can

conduct

Chapter

Search

and

Skip

Search

while

in

Freeze-Frame,

Variable

Speed

Play,

Repeat

or

Pause

mode.

When

the

specified

chapter

appears

after

the

search,

play

continues

in

the

same

mode.

18

To

Play

a

Laser

Disc

How

to

Search

by

Frame

Number

or

Time—Frame/Time

Search

Video

scenes

are

counted

as

a

series

of

still

pictures

or

“frames”.

The

player

keeps

track

of

the

number

of

frames

that

have

been

played

from

the

beginning

of

the

disc

to

the

current

position.

Similarly,

the

player

also

keeps

track

of

the

elapsed

playing

time

from

the

beginning

of

the

disc.

To

play

from

a

particular

frame

or

time,

use

the

Frame/Time

Search

function.

Locate

the

FRAME/TIME,

SEARCH/NEXT

buttons,

and

number

keys

on

the

Remote

Commander.

On

CAV

(standard-play)

discs,

enter

a

frame

number.

On

CLV

(extended-play)

discs,

enter

the

time.*

To

Enter

the

Elapsed

Frame

or

Time

FRAME/TIME

The

screen

displays

“00000”

(for

CAVs)

or

1

Press

FRAME/TIME

on

the

Remote.

Cel

“0:00:00”

(for

CLVs).

CAV

CLV

(standard-play)

disc

(extended-play)

disc

FRAME

00000

CAV

SIDEA

TIME

0:00:00

CLV

SIDE

A

a

2

Enter

the

desired

multi-digit

number

Enter

five

digits

for

CAVs.

corresponding

to

the

frame

or

time

Enter

four

digits

for

CLVs

displaying

the

time

to

you

want

to

find.

the

second.

Enter

two

digits

for

CLVs

displaying

the

time

to

the

minute.

Sample

Entry

for

CAV

Discs

To

locate

frame

number

12340,

press

the

number

keys

in

the

order

shown

on

the

right:

_

—_

=

ed

Sample

Entry

for

CLV

Discs

To

locate

the

12-minute,

5-second

‘@)

(2)

=

@)

—

©)

point,

press

the

number

keys

in

the

order

shown

on

the

right:

If

you

pressed

the

wrong

key,

press

BACK

to

clear

the

number,

then

enter

the

correct

number.

3

Press

SEARCH/NEXT

on

the

SEARCH/NEXT

Play

starts

from

the

time

or

frame

specified

in

Remote

step

2.

To

Check

the

Frame/Time

DISPLAY

The

current

frame

or

current

time

numbers

appear

on

screen

when

you

press

DISPLAY.

Numbers

..............0.-.0--..20

You

can

also

find

them

on

the

front

panel

display.

To

Cancel

Frame/Time

Search

....

CLEAR

Before

pressing

SEARCH/NEXT,

press

CLEAR.

In

addition

to

normal

play

mode,

you

can

conduct

Frame/Time

Search

while

in

Freeze-Frame,

Variable

Speed

Play,

Repeat

or

Pause

mode.

When

the

specified

frame

or

time

appears

after

the

search,

play

continues

in

the

same

mode.

*

“CAV”

or

“CLV”

should

be

noted

somewhere

on

the

disc

jacket.

To

Play

a

Laser

Disc

19

How

to

Search

Using

Variable

Speed

Play

To

find

a

scene,

you

can

play

the

disc

in

reverse

or

forward

at

varing

speeds.

There

are

two

ways;

using

JOG/SHUTTLE

and

Multi

Speed.

Locate

the

JOG/SHUTTLE

mode

select

button,

JOG/SHUTTLE

Ring,

DISPLAY,

MULTI

SPEED

and

Speed

Set

—/+

buttons

on

the

Remote

Commander.

To

Change

Speed

and

Direction

(Using

JOG/SHUTTLE)

1

Press

JOG/SHUTTLE

on

the

JOG/SHUTTLE

The

indicator

lights

up*

and

the

frame

freezes.

J,

Remote.

as

If

you

use

the

JOG/SHUTTLE

Ring

on

the

Remote,

press

PAUSE

(I)

to

freeze

the

frame.

2

Rotate

the

JOG

Dial

or

the

SHUTTLE

Ring

in

the

forward

or

reverse

direction.

When

using

the

JOG

Dial...................-..2.-..

One

rotation

of

the

dial

corresponds

to

one

picture

frame.

The

speed

varies

according

to

the

speed

you

rotate

the

dial

at.

Frame-by-

frame,

x1/2

the

normal,

and

normal

speed

are

available.

Reverse

direction

Forward

direction

JOG

Dial

Rotate

at

the

desired

speed.

When

using

the

SHUTTLE

Ring

...................--.

The

speed

varies

according

to

the

degree

you

rotate

the

ring.

The

illustration

below

indicates

the

approximate

positions

of

each

speed.

a

Freeze

Frame

aa

XT

x1

ped

———_

3

Reverse

direction

SE

5

Bas

pr

(x10)

Same

speeds

are

available

in

the

CO}

reverse

direction

Forward

direction

By

106

SHUTTLE

Ring

CO)

SHUTTLE

The

frame

freezes

when

you

release

the

JOG

Dial

or

the

SHUTTLE

Ring.

PLAY

3

Press

PLAY

(>).

Ce

Normal

playback

resumes.

*

When

the

JOG/SHUTTLE

mode

select

indicator

is

not

lit,

only

x10

and

x30

the

normal

speed

are

available

with

the

SHUTTLE

Ring

(See

page

17).

20

To

Play

a

Laser

Disc

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