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Soundstream VIR-7880TS User manual

Thank
you
for
buying
a
SOUNDSTREAM
VIR.Ja8OTS
.
Tnis
user's
manual
covers
the
VIR-7MOTS
rndel
.
Please
mad
through
this
use&
manual
before
using
the
prduct
.
I
After
reading
this
manual.
please
keep
it
within
easy
reach
.
This
usefs
manual
includes
instrucflons
on
how to use
the
DVDED.
TV
tuner.
radiotuner and
CI
&anger
.
Table
of
Contents
Prucautlm
......................................
Precautions
Far
handling
discs
...........................
Playable
dlses
and
reglon
.............................
Basic
unll
opention
..................................
Power
an/otf
........................
..
.....
Selecllng
a
source
.................................
Adjuging
the
volume
...........................
Display
with
the
LCD
panel
closed
..........................
Qpemng
and
tuning
on
ihe
display
.........................
Opening
up
the
LCD
panel
..........................
Madng
me
LCD
panel
go
horizontal
........................
Tuning
the
monitor
on
and
off
........................
Mute
......................................
.............................
Wmzobperatetha
LCDwpanel
How
to
use
the
buttons
................................
Intormation
lndlcation
wlndow
.............................
How
20
use
the
remote
controller
............................
.................................
How
to
use
this
unit
How
to
use
the
radio
................................
..............................
How
to
use
the
TV
How
to
play
DVO
videos
.......................
...
...
How
to
play
audio
and
video
CDs
.........................
How
to
play
VP3
discs
.............................
How
to
use
the
CD
Changer
...........................
..............
How
to
select
a
visual
screen
during
audio
pbybadc
How
ta
set
the
system
up
...............................
Main
setup
................................
Sound
setup
..............................
DVDsetup
......................
..
.........
Tuner
setup
...........
........
.......
Multi-zone setup
................................
frwbleshcmting
.............................
Error
messages
..................................
Installtlon
.................................
Package
contmk
.......................
lnstallrng
the
main
unit
.............................
lrlstalling
the
bmer/arr@
unit
.................
........................
Removing
lne
main
unlt
...
..........................
System
connection
Power
eonnect~on
...........................
...........................
SpeeHieatlon
Recautionsforhandlingdiscs
>
Handling
The
edges around
new
Uii
may
be
rough.
When using
disc
with rough
edges.
the
player
may
not
work
normally,
or
the
sound may
skip.
Use
a
ballpoint
pen
or other similar
too!
to
remove
any
roughness
aroundthe
edges
of
the
discs
before
uslng
them.
Pa
not
attach
labels
to
the
surface
of
the
disc,
or
mark
me
surface
with
a
penerl
or
pn.
.
Do
not
phy
discs
that
have
scotch
tape
or other
adms
on
Mem.
orfrom
which
the
surface
has
peeled.
Using
such discs
may
prevent
the
disc
ejecting
frm
the
DVD
playeror may
damage
it.
*
Do
not
use
discsthat
are
badlyscratched.
deformed
or crackd.Using
such
discs may
cause
theproduct
to
operate
abnormally or
'be
damaged.
!Ahen
removing
a
disc
from
its
storage
case,
press
the
center
of
the
case,
hold
the
disc
by
the
edges
and
lift
it
cardully.
r
Use
neithercommercially
a~ilabl0
CD
protection
sh&s
nordisc stabilizers.They may
damage
the
discs
or
came
breakdown
of
the
internal
mechanism.
Storage
.
Do
not
expose
discs
to
direet sunlight or radiators.
.
Do
not
expose
dim
to
moistureor
dus2.
I
Do
not
exrxrse
discs
lo
direct
heat
from
heaters.
Cleanlng
Use
a
soft
clothto
wipe
discs,
worksng
from
the
center
of
the
asc
out
towards
the
circumference.
Do
not
wipe
discs
withcornrnercialtyavailablecleaners, anti-static
spray
or thinners.
Inserting
discs
.
If
the
LCD
panel
IS
open.
load
discs
with
care.
When
a
disc
IS
loaded,
do
notremove
the
unitfrom
the
car.
Or
?urn
off
the
power.
f
-,
Wflh
the
LCD
panel
open,
H
is
not
easy
to
see
the
disc
insertion
slot.
For
the
sake
of
safety,
the
driver
should
Insert dlscs
with
the
LCDpanel
closed.
L
,'
<
Playable
dlscs
andregion
>
Playable
disc
OVD
Video
disc
Single
or
double-slded
disc
-
r
Single
or
double-layered
disc
DVD
Yldeo
stored
In
DVD-R,
DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+'RW
dfsa
CO,
VCD,
MP3audfo
files
stored
h
CD-R,
CQ-RW
dl-
Region
code
DVD
video
systems
assign
a
specific
region
ale
to
each
DVD
video
player
and
DVD
dixaccording
to
sales regions.
For
example,
DVD
video
players
sold
inthe
United
States
an
only play
discs
suited
to
the
U.S.
region
code
('I".
'ALL',
or
a
combination
of
numkrs
including
'I1,
'ALL').
The
DVD
region
code
is
indicatedon the
disc
jacket.
as
the following pictureshows.
The
region
des
of
each
country
are
as
follows.
Referto
them
when
purchasing
BVD
titles.
7V
color
system
The
OVO
player plays
NTSC
or
PAL
discs
only,
and
cannot
play
SECAM discs.
TV
tuner
of
this unlt
is
onlycompaufiblewith
NTSC
mlor
system.
About
the
registered
trademark
-
This
product includes copyright protection technology
that
is protected under certain
U.S.
patents. and other lnteflectual property rights
owned
by
Macrovis~onConporation. Unless
authorized
by
Macrovision
Corporation,
this copyfight protectiontechnology
can
be
used
only at
home or inother limitedplaces. Disassemblyand reverseengineering
are
prohibited.
-
Manufacturedunder license
from
Dolby
Laboratories.
'Dolby"
and the
double-D
symbols
are
register4trademarks
cd
Dolby Laboratories.
-
"DTS
is
the
registeredtrademark
of
DigitalTheater
Systems,
hc.
Basic
For
safe
drlving, adjust the volume to
a
level
that
allows
you
to
hear
sounds
outside
the
car.
When
you
turn
on
the
power,
the
volume
Is
adjusted
to
10,
the
maximum
volume
level
for
safety.
Power
onloff
1.
Press
the
1
*
!SRC
I
button,
and
the
unit's initialdisplay lights
up.
The
main
unit
remembers
the
lastoperation
swrm
used
and
displays
it
accordingly.
2.
In
the
case
of
a
DVD
source,
it
automaticallyplays
back
fnwn
the
point
of
the lastoperation.
3.
Press
the
[
"
%RC
]
bmn
for
3
seconds
or longer
to
turn
off
the
power.
Even
after
the
power
isturned
offfli.
the
buttonsare illuminatedwhen thecarsidelights
are
switched
on.
I;
Selecting
a
source
1.
Press
briefly
the
1
'SRC]
button
to changethe
source.
2.
When
you
pressthe
[
7
ERC]
button,the sources
are
selectedin
the
followingorder.
Radio
b
TV
b
OVD
(b
CD
Changer).
b
EXTERU
The
CD
Changeris indicated
only
if
one
is
connected.
E
Adjusting the
volume
Press
POL]
to
adjust
the
volume.
-
'+'
increases
the
volume.
-
'-'
decreases
the volume.
-
The
volume
levelind'itdon
the
display is
in
32
steps
from
0
to
31.
f
I
a
Use
thls
unit
while
the
engine isrunning.
If
you
use
this
wit
fo~
a
long
tame
with
the
engine atoppeU.
you
may
nn
be
La.-
r*.
able
lo
stan
the
engine agaln,
due
to
a
discharged
battery.
or
you
may
shorten
the service Ille of
the
battery.
If
you
intend to
use
this
product for
prolonged
pews.
please make sure
that
you
use
it
only when theengine
is
running.
/
How
to
operate
the
LCD
panel
WOTU
Please
read
the
followingprecautions
to
lengthen
the
sewice
life
of
the
LCD
panel.
-
If
you
are
golng
to
park
the
car
mtdwrs
for
a
long
the,
keep
the
LCD
panel
inside the
min
unit.
-
Be
careftll
not
to
let
any
liquid
from drimor
wet
umbrellas
get
into
the
main
unit.
Liquids
may
damage
the internalcircurry.
-
Do
not
disassemble
w
modify
Ihe
pWct
in
any
way.
Such
actions
may
lead
to
damage,
in
which
case
you
may
have to
pay
for
an
AIS
service.
Please
have
the
product
repaired Inthe
slow
of
purchase
w ofher
designated
agency
-
Do
not pull the
LCD
panel
out
by force, or
use
the
back
af
the
LCD
panelas
a
tray. Do
not
subject
Ihe
LCD
panel to
any
impact.
It
may
muse
breakage.
deformation
or ather
damage.
-
Be
careful
not to allow cigarettes to
bum
the
display. Any
breakage
or
damage
may
prevent
the display
from
working normally.
-
When
tilting the
LCD
panel,
do
not place any forelgnobjects betweenthe
LCD
panel
and
the
mainunit.
Failure
of
the
panel
may
result.
-
Do
not
place
anything
an
the
display when tilting
the
LCD
panel.
+
When
it is
cold,
the
display movement
may
slow
down,
the display may darken, and
a
after-
image
may
be
visible. This
is
not
a
rnahriction.
When
the
temperature
of
the
main
unit
and
ils
sunourdings
increases,
the
unit
wtll
work
normallyagain
However.
if
the
unitdoes not
work
properly
innomltemperatures,
it
my
be
malkinctioning.
Please
have
the productrepairedin
the
store
of
purchase
or
other designated
NS
agency.
-
The
small
brack
shiny
spots
in
Ihe
LCD
panel
are
a
ternprayphenomenon.
-
When
the
engine stops, or
when
it
is cold,
the
LCD
panel
may stop working ternprarily while
it
opens
or
closes.
-
Do
not pressthe casing around the touchkey
pand
with
Ica
much
force.
Doing
so
may
result
Inmalfuncl~on.
I
Operating
the
touch
panel
When
you
pressthe relevant icons,the
touch
panelallows
them
to
operateacoordingly
If
these
icons
do
not
show
up
on
the
screen,press
the
LCD
screen
once
to
display
them
How
to
use
the
buttons
2
II
When
the
LCD
display
closed
@
WOL]
button
Use
thrs
button
to
increase
ordecrease
the
volume.
@
(DISPLAY]
button
Use
this button
to
switch
the
InfomatIan
indication
window
panel
to
playback
or
clock
status.
etc.
@
[OPEN]
button
Use
this buttonto
open
and
close the LCDpanel.
@
[
-.
]
bmon
(EJECT)
Use
this
button
to
eject
a
disc
fMm
the
unR
@
(RELEASW
bulton
Use
this buttonto separatethe
burglarproof
front panelfromthe
main
unit.
@
MUT TI^
button
Use
this bunon
to
mule
the
sound. When the
sound
is
muted, press this
button
again
to
obtain
sound
output.
@
[BAND]
button
-
Use
this button
40
switch
the
receivingbandwidth
In
radiorrVlertemal input
mode.
Pfess
tb
fBAND]
bunon
in radlo
mode
to
switch
Mween
FM1iFM2FM3AM.
Do~ng
so
in
TV
mde
switches between
TVlITlr2,
wh~lethe
same
action
lo
exlemal
input
switchss
between,
EXTERNI,'
EXTERN3
EXTERM3
Using
the
bWon
in
CD
Changer
changes
distls.
-
Press the
[BAND]
butlon
3
seconds
or longer
when
in
radr, or TV
source
to
switch
channel
search
to
AUTO
or
MANUAL.
@
IQSR]
bunon
-
Use
this
button
to
listento radio broadcasting
that
has
been
set
in
advance.
in
radio
mode.
-
While
QSR
(Quick Station Recall) is
activated,
presa
the
IQSR]
button
again
to
move
into
the
pr&SR
source.
When
you
press
the
.
TSFIC
]
bullon
as
Wdl
as
the
Iosa]
buaon,
the
same
prwedure follows.
-
Press
and hold the
[QSR]
button
in radio
mode
to
save
a
broadcasting
station
in
the
QSR
mew.
-
Press
the
IQSR]
button
for longer
h
other
source
mdes
to release
the
QSR
setting
saved;.
@
[-
~RC]
button
(POWERISOWRCE)
-
US$
this
button
to turn
on
the
power.
Press
the
[
P/$RC
)
button
for
3
seconds
or
more
to
turn
of#
the
power.
-
Press
the
[
FISRC
]
button
hew,
when
the
power
is
on.
to
switch
sources.
Swrces
are
switched
lrl
tHe
IbllOwrlg
Order:
Radio
b
TV
b
DVD
(b
CD
Changer)
EXTERH
-
Switching
to
the
CDChanger
IS
available
only
when
a
CD
Changer
6s
installed.
-
lnsen
a
CD
or
DVD
wh~le
the
pwer
ts
off
to
aulumaticalty
turn
the
power
on
and
play
it
back.
@I
[PffU/O]
button
(PLAYPAUSUSTOP)
-
Use
this
bunon
to
smtch
to
PIAYIPAUSE
rn&
n
CDlOVOlCD
Changw
source.
Pres
the
[D[10/0]
bunon
longerto
stop
playback.
-
Press
the
IDQO/O]
button
lmger
in
radiTTV
source
10
automatically
search stations
or
store
a
current
staCon
in
the
preset
rnernorj.
@
[MU]
button
-
Use
this
button
to
move
the
broadcasting
channel
back
to
the
previous
one
in
radim
source.
-
Press
this bunon to
go
back
to
the
previous
track
in
CDED
Changer
source.
-
Press
this
button
to
move
back
to
the
previouschapter
Ih
OVD
Source.
-
Press
andhold
the
[W]
button
in
CDlOVD
source
to
playback
with
last-rewind.
@
[DM]
Button
-
Use
th~s
butlon
lo
move
to
the
nem
broadcasting
channel
in
radiorrV source.
-
Press
this
button
to
move
to
the
next
track
in
CD/CD
Changer
swrce.
-
Press
thrs
bYnon
to
move
to
the
next
chapter
in
DVD
wurce.
-
Press
and
holdthe
[M)
button
in
CDmVD
source
to
get
fast
playback.
@
PRESETJ
button
-
Use
t%s
bunon
to
select
a
preset
station
rn
radiarlV
source.
I
When
the
LCD
display
opened
@
[VOY
button
Use
this
button
to
increase or
dsrease
the volume.
[DISPUV
bdon
-
Press
briefly:
Use
this
bunonto
display,
it
displays
the
status
of
the
current
source
on
the
screen.
-
Press
and
hold: For
the
radio
and
CD
Changer,
use
this
button
to
select
a
background
mwie
screen.
For
DVDNCDm.
use
this
button
to
change
the
screen
size.
Every
time
you
pressthisbutton.
the
screen
s~e
changes
in
the
following
order:
FULL
P
CINEMA
b
NORMAL
b
WIDE
t
ZOOM.
@
[OPENICLOSE]button
-
Press
bnefly.
Use th~s
button
to
openand
close
Ihe
LCD
panel.
-
Press
and
hold:
Use
Ihls
button to make
the
LCD
panel
go horizontal
,
or air
conditioner
operation
mode,
see
page
11
for
detail
usage.
[Md]
bmon
-
Use
th~s
button
to move
to
the
previous
broadcasting
channel
in
radiomsource.
-
Press
this
button
to
move
to the
previous
track in
CDGD
Changerswrce.
-
Press
this button
to
move
to
the previouschapter In
DVD
source.
-
Press
and
hold
the
1-1
buttonin
CDlDVD
sourceto playback
wilh
fast-rewind.
[MI
button
-
Use
rhlsbutton
to
move
to the
next
broadcastingchannelinradiom
source.
-
Press
this
bunonto
move
to
the
nexttrack in
CDICD
Changersource.
-
Press
thls butlon
to
moveto the nextchapter in
DVD
source
-
Press
andhold
the
(W]
buttonin
CDlOVD
sourceto
get
fastplayback.
[PO
O/Q]
Button
(PUY/PAUSE/STOP)
-
Press
bnefly:
Switch
to
Play/Pause
mode
rn CDIDVQICD
Changer
source.
-
'Press and
hold:
Playback
stops
In Ihe
CDIDVDICD
source.
Searches
stations
automaticallyand
stores
a
current
station intothe preset memoryin
radiom
source.
[SOUND]
button
-
Press
brief&:
Move
to
swnd
setup
status
insystem
setup.
-
Press
and
hold:
Change
the
Loudsetting
On10ff.
[SETUP]
button
-
Press
the
[SETUP]
button
for
1
second
or
moreto
switeh
to
the
screen
where system
settings
can
be
changed.
[ZONE]
'button
-
Press briefly: In
sysfem
setup, the
screen
and
audio
setting screen
are
displayed
by
reglon.
-
Pressand hold:
The
main
unk
LCD
indicationturnson or off, Press
the
[ZONE]
button
w~th
the
LCD
off
to
swrtch
intothescreen indication.
[MENU]
button
-
Press
briefly:Display
the
root menu
whlle
a
DUD
video
plays
back.
-
Press
and
hotd:
Press
and
holdthisbuttonwhtle
a
DVD
video
IS
inplayback
to
dlsplay
the
tide
menu.
Press
the button againwhile inmenu.
D
return to playback
status.
(TlLf]
button
-
Use
this
button
b
adjust
angle
and
position
of
the
LCD
Panel.
See
page
70
for
deta~l
usege.
-
Press
and hold:
The
LCD
panel moves forward and backward and
can
be
adjusted
to
Ihree
stages.
Information
indimtion
window
DAB
QIgHaI
broadestlnql
indicator'
C
QEsc Indicator
SAT
Satellite
radlo indicator'
MAN
Manual
tuning
indicator
LD
Loudness
indhtor
EQ
Equalizer
Indicator
ST
Stereo
indEcator
Opentlanal
status
lndimtw
Indicate frequency, playback
time
r
7
RPT
Repeat
indicator
SCN
Scan
Indicator
PresM
channel
Indicator
Presetchannelnumber ind~cation
Dlse
number
CD
Changer
dixnumber
indicator
I
RDM
Random
indicator
A
lndlwtion
when
the
RDS
function
is
supported*
andclock.
('
mark
is
optlonal.
so
Is
displayed
Only
when
an
optional dwlce
Is
loaded.)
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>
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How
to
use
the
remote
controller
OR
GENERATOR]
me
infrared
remote
controtter
operatea
within
a
range
of
30"
In
all
directions.
Inserting
the
batteries
1.
Turn the
remote
controller
over
and
slide
the rear
a
cover inthe direcfion
of
fhe
am.
2.
Close
the
mr
after
inserting
the
MA
(AM4
1.5V)
batteries.
enclosed
wilh
the
remote
controller.
in
the
-
-
..
.
.
.
direction
ind'mted
in
Ihe
figure.
Incorrect
use
of
the
banerles
may
cause
explosion. Please
check
the
following
points.
-
If
you
are
replacing
batteries,
replace
both
~attenes
wRh
new
ones.
-
Da
not
disassemble
or
heat
batlerws
-
Do
not
expose
batteries
to
fire
or
flames.
-
Dtspose
spent
banenes
properly.
a18
@
[PWRERC]
button
Performs
the
same
function
as
the
[WVWSRC]
button
in
the
mainunit.
(3
[BANDKlISC]
button
Performs
the
sane
function
as
the
[BANDIDISCJ
button
in
the
main
unit.
@
[NUMBER
KEYS]
'button
-
For
the
radiorrV
source,
the
preset
numbers
are
selected.Only
buttons
1
to
6
out
of
the
numeric
buttons
are
valid.
-
For
DVDICDNCDIMPS
playback,
playback
occurs
from
each
selected
chapter
and
track number.
-
ForradrofW
source,
press
and hold
this
button
to store
a
currentbroadcasting
station
In
the
sermed
key
numberpreset
memorj.
(Use
preset
numbers
1
to
6.)
@)
€MW
button
Use
this
buttonto
mute
the
sound.
When
Ihe
sound
is muted,
press
this button
again
to
release
mullng.
(3
[DIRECV
button
-
RaW
:
Qispby
numeric
window
for
direct
frequency,
channel
input.
-
DVD
:
Display
a
screen
where
you
can
change
the
tltte, audio, subtitle,angle.
title
playback
time
&
location.
chapter
playback
time
C
lwation,
and
repeat
playback,etc
when
a
DVD
is
beingplayed
back.
-
VCD
:
Display
a
screen
where
you
can
change
the
track,
disc
playbadc
time
8
location.
track
playback
time
&
lowtion,
and
repeat
playback
sethng.
etc.
-
CDMP3
:
Display
a
screen
where
you
can
change
the
track
number
to
play
back.
Selm
your
cho*s
by
using
the
amw
bmorts
while
the
relevant
screen
is
displayed.
Then
enter
the
numb6-r
you
want
by
using
the
[NUMBER
KEYS]
bufton.
@
VOLUME
DOWNRIP]
button
Usa
th~s
bunon
to
Increase
Or
decrease
the
volume.
I
[UPIDO
WNRETTJRIGT
button
-
For
radioil%'
source.
use
[UPIDOWN]
key
to
inireas?
or
decrease
preset
nvmbr.
-
When
play~ng
back
a
DVDNCD,
mwe
the
curser
on
the
screen
with
the
[DIRECT]
w
[MENU]
button.
-
When
playing
back
MP3,
seleet
the
track
to
play by
vsing
the
[UPIWWN]
key.
Use
the [LEFTIRIGHTJ
key
lo
move
the
track
title
by
page.
q
[ENTER] button1
-
Deternine the function in
setup.
-
DVD
Sekt
and
determine
each
tumlon
n
setup.
p,
[RETURN]
button
Execute
the
returnfunction, in
setup.
@
ZMENU]
button
When
playing
back
DVD.
mwe
to
he
root
menu.
Whi!e the
root
menu
is
activated,
return
to
ptayback
mode.
fi
-,
[k/Il]
button(PLAYIPAUSE)
Perfoms
the
same
function
as
the
[PLAYtPA'USE]
buttoninthe main unit.
@
3_-11mon
Performs
Ihe
same
function
as
the
[W]
button
in
themain unit.
53
Imlbm~n
Performsthe
same
function
astha
[W]
buttoninthe malnunit.
[
E
]
button
(STOP)
-
Execute
the
stopwmmand In
CDNCDMP3/TSVD
source
playback
-
When
stopped,
lpress
thisbuttonagain
to
cancel
the
resume playback.
$3
IRDM]
buttan
Play
back
a
chapter
or
a
track
randomlyin
DVD
source.
[SCAM]
button
Searchthe track
you
want
by
playing
back
only
thefirst part
of
thetrack
in
CD
playback.
[RPT]
button
Repeat
a
chapterltrackor
a
tideffolder in
DVD
svurm.
$3
[SUBTI
button
Change
the
methodfor indicating titles.
3
[AUDIO]
button
Changethe methodfor playingback audio when playing
back
a
DVD.
;blTLE]button
When playing back
a
DVD,
switch to
!he
lille
menu.
[ANGLE]
button
In
the
case
of a multi-anglerecording, change the playback angle.
3
[SLOW
button
Plays
back
the
DVD
slowly. Each tirne
you
Dress
the
button,
the
playback
speed
decreases
by
112.1f4,
118
and
1!16
respectneiy.
#
[DISP]
button
Use
this
buaon
to
change
thedisplay mode
@
[fONE]
button
Swilch
to
the setting
mode
where
you
can
set multi-zonefunctions.
4
HOW
to
use
this
unit
Mow
to
use
the
radio
@
Show
the
contents of the
sourn
in current
use.
?
?
@
?
8
Touch
the
h
to switch
to
the
next
source.
@
Show
the
frequency band in current
use.
On
touching this icon,
the
frequency bands are
changed
in
the
order FM
1.
FM2,
FM3
and
AM.
@
Show
the
frequency
of
the
station
you
are
currently
listeningto.
Touch
this
icon
to
display
a
screen where you
can
enter
the
frequency directly
2!
-
-
(See
Figurebelow).
$1
-
Q
Show
the
preset
number,
H
the station
IS
stored
In
preset.
Each
time
you
touch
this
icon.
il
changesto the next
preset
station.
@
Display
the
name
infomaion
desig~ted
at
NAME
SET
in
Setup.
@
Switch
lo
a
screenwhere
you
can
change
settings
related
lo
radio
reception.
a
Indicate
the
current
tirne.
@
Show
the
current
audiosatting stalus,and information felatted
to
broadcasting
reception.
@
This
window
displays
the
current sound
status
in graphics. Long
press
the
[DISPLAY]
buffon
onthe
upper
part
ot
[he
LCD
panel
to
change
the
graphics
indmion
meW.
@
Thls
icon
is
for
mutingsaund. The
speaker
~ndicator
ts
displayedwhen sound
is
not
muted.
Touch
the
speaker
indicator
to
mute
the
sound.
Touch
the muting indicator to
have
sound
ourput again
@
Thls icon isfor adjustfngthe audio volume. Touch the
'+'
and
'-'
icons
to
increase
or
decrease
the volume.
After touching
'FREQ'
inradio.
use
this
men
to
enter
a
frequencydrrwly.
@
Enler
a
desired frequency
by
touchingthe
relevan!
numbers.
@!
Thls Icon
Is
used
to delete
the
enterednumbers.
After number
entry.
set
the frequency.
@
This
Icon
is
used
to cancel
the
enlered numbers
and
return
to
the orig~nal
status
Alter
touching
'Setup'
iwn
In
radio,
use
thts
screen
to change radiosenings.
@
Rmm
to
Ihe
prmus
screen
for
radm
raption.
@
Change
the frequency
band
for
senlng.
@
Dkplay
the
screen
where
you
an
enter
a
frequency
directly.
@
Used
to
change
the
preset.
@
Display
the
status
of
preset.
scan.
automatic
storage,
name
setting,
etc,
You
can
moveto
a
preset
number
directly
by
touching the line
of
preset
Selecting
'NAME
SET
on
the radio setup screen displays
a
screen
where
you
can designale
a
Station
name.
n
as
01
. .
5,
8
PI
+'
number.
@
Th~s
function enables
you
to listen
to
preset
broadcasting
for
a
short
lime
and
move
to the
next
preset
autornatiealy.
so
that
you
can check
what
is
being
broadcast
in
the
saved
presets.
While the
preset
scan
is
under
way,
pm
the
'PRESET
SCAN
icon
again
to
end
scanning.
@)
Search
all
the
frequencies in
the
relevant
frequency
band
and
save
nhem
in
the
preset
memory.
This
unit
can
tune
in
to
staiions
with
good
mion
signak
and
store
them
automatlealiy.
While
auto
saving
is
under
way.
press
the
'AUTO
SAVE'
icon
to
end
automatic
saving.
@)
Swnch
to
a
screen
where
you
can
assign
rrarnes
to
the
selected
stations.
@
SeM
the
method
for
searching
stations: manual
or
automatic.
When
selecting
'AUTO':
menpressing the
(-](or
[MI)
bunon
in
the
radio
source,
the
frequen6y
increases
(or
decreases)
automallcally
and
stops at
the
next
broadwing
statm.
When
selecting
'MANUAL:
When
pressing
the
[Hl]
button
in
the
mdio
sou=,
the frequency
increase3
by
fregu~rey
step.
CwwerrAy.
pming
the
[[HI]
button.
dwses
b
freguency
by
lreguency
step.
Return
to
the
previous
screen
for
radio
setup.
@
Uw
this
icon
to
move
the
curser
left
and
ngM in
window.
@I
Designed
to
display the
contents
entered
maximum
ot
8
characters
can
be
entered.
@
This icon
is
for
switching
to
other character
sets.
the
.
A
@
Touching
tha
character
icon displays
that
character
in
#,
>,
"(8,
9
the
window.
@
Touch this to enter spaces
between
characters.
@
Use
this
todelete
characters
one
by
me
in
the
chamEter
window.
@
Usethis
to
delete
the
characters
placed
under
the
cursor
in
the character
wndow.
@
Use
this
to
mfirm
the
mntents
thal
haw
been
entered
in
the
window
and
end
charader
entwing.
@
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When
touching the
'GOTO'
icon wh~le
a
DVD
is
playing, this screen
appears.
allowing
you
to adjust the
DVD
playbackstatus.
This
adjustment icon
appears
when
touching the
'MENU
CTRL'
icon
in
'GOTO'
status
while
a
DVD
is
playing.
End
the
'MENU
CTRL'
screen.
@
Use
thisto
view
the
DVD
disc
mainmenu screen.
@
Use
this
icon
to
move
the cursor in
the
DVD
screen.
@
Use
this
to select an item
pram
under
thecursor.
@
0
'Use
the
remote
controller
number
keys
20
enter
the
numbers
mulred.
E
How
to
play
audio
and video
CDs
Touch
the
LCD
panel
in
Audio
or
video
CD
sourceto display
a
screendesigned to
set
6D
player
functions.
(iJ
Show
the source contents
in
current use.
Touch
the
? ?
icon
to
switch
to
the
next
source.
@
Indicate
the
track number
of
the
currently
playing
CD.
Touch the
icon
to
display
a
number window
&ere
ym
can
move
to
the
&gird
track
within
the
currently
played
disc.
Indite
pkaybacktime
information.
QShonrIhemethodsofindrdng~time.Twch
the
icon
to
change the
method
of
indicating
time
nformatiwLThememodsoftimidMkmareasf~
SNGt-ELAPSE
:
Indicaies
the
elapsedtime
of
the
current
track.
SNGh-REMAIN
:
Indites
the
remaining
time
of
the
current
track.
TOR-EiAPSE
.
lndrcates
the
total
elapsed
tlme
af
a
disc.
TOfL-REMAIN
:
lndpcates
the
total remaining time
of
a
disc.
Mite
dsc
playtack
methods.
Touch
the iconto
change
the method
of
disc
playback.
The
methods
of
dise
playback
are
as
follows
:
NORMAL
:
Normal
playback.
RPT
:
Repeats
the
currently
played
track.
D.RPT
:
Repeats
an
entlre
disc
playback.
RQM
:
Plays
.chapters
randomly.
@
Select
playback
and
pause.
O
CDww=knaps.
@
Touch
the
icon
while
the
CO
is
praymg
to
get
fast
mind.
Evev
time
yw
touch
the
icon,
the
rewind
speed
lmeases
by
2,4,8.16
and
32
tim.
@
Tmh
the
Icon
while
tlae
CQ
is
playing
to
get
fast
playback.
Each
time
yw
Zmhthe
ic0n.
the
playback
speed
increases
by
2,4,8.16
and
32
tlmes.
@
Touch
the
Icon
while the
CD
is playing to
go
back
to
and
play
the
beginning
of the
current
track. Toucht
again
to
play
from
thebeginnmg
of
me
previous
[rack.
(@
Touch
the
icon whrle
the
CD
is
playing
b
play
from
the beginning
of
the
next
track.
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CLOCK
, ,
You
can
set
fithe
current
tlme.
Adjust
me
hour
wrth
lhe
up
and
down
HOUR
icons.
whilst
the
rnrnutes
can
be
adjusted
with
the
up
and
down
MINUTE
,
.,
icon.
12-HRS
DISP:
Used
for
the
12
hour
display.
D~splaysicons
for
selectin9
AM
or
PM.
Each
time
you
touch
the
arrow
icon.
it
changes
to
AM Or
PM.
24-HRS
QtSB:
Set
when
usingthe
24
hour
clock
display.
The
Icon
for
selection
of
AM
or
PM
is
not
displayed.
SFT:
Save
the
lime
set.
R
Sound
setup
Press
the
[SETUP]
button
on
the
main
unit
for
1
second
or
longer
and
touch the
SOUND
tab
to
display
the
sound
setup
scrm.
Also bnefty
press
the
[SOUND]
button
at
the
bottom
of
the
monitor
to
display
the
sound
setup
screen.
+AUDIO
CONTROL:
You
can
set
audio
effects-
,.
,,
LOUD:
Make
a
natural
zone
by
twxrsting
Treble
and
Bass.
Recommended
when
listen~ng
to
music
at
low volume.
When
LOUD
is
set
to
ON, the
LOUD
or
LD
indicator
is
disptayed
at the
httom
of
tlw
LCD
acreen
and
the
information
window.
BASS
EX:
Set
when
listening
to
loud
sounds,
boosting
the
Bass.
BAUFADER:
Set
the
right
and
leflvolumes,
and
front
and
rear speakers.
NON
FADER:
Use
when
adjusting
the
volume
of
the
NON
FADER.
+
EQ SELECT:
Set
the
equalizer.
Fixed
MI-
for
JAZZ.
CLASSICAL
and
ROCK
are
provided
in
the
basic
equalizer.
Three
user
mdes
are
aFso
provided, that users
can
adiust
and
save
according
to
their
we.
1
JAZZ:
Most
suaable
for
Jazz.
I
CLASSfCAL:
MM
suitable
for
classical
music.
ROCK:
Mas?
suitaMe
for
ruck.
USER
1B:
For
saving
the
choices
made
by
users
according
to taste. All the
frequencies
are
set
to
WB,
MiCh
is
the
factory
default
value.
Set
these
values
in
MY
EQ.
DEPEAT:
Press
when
not
using
he
equalizer
Touch the
iwn
to
delete
the
EQ
indicator
from
the
LCD
screen
and
the
Infomtion
window.
.-
Set
the
equalizer
according
to
your
own
taste.
This
unit
prwides
a
parametric equalizer setup
function
where you
can
make
fine adjustments.
Sound
L
-
setup allows
you
to
adjust
GAIN.
FREQ
and
Q
values
in
the
three
frequency
areas
BASS.
MID
and
'TRE.
BASS
-
GAIN:
+lMB
-
-12dB
-
FREQ:
50,80.120
HZ
-
Q:
1,
1
.25,1.5,2
MID
-
GAIN:
+12dB
-
-12dB
-
FREQ:
7MHz,
1,2
kHz
-
Q:
1.5,2
TRE
-
GAIN:
+12dB
-
-12dB
-
FREQ:
8,12kHz
DVD
setup
VOTE1
+You
can
only change
the
DVD
sdup
when
OVD
sources
are
selected
and
DVD
discs
are
inserted.
To
change the
DM
setup,
press
the
tSETFP]
button
on
the
main
unit for
1
second
or
longer.
nwr
select the
DVD
tab
at
the
upper
part
of
the
LCD
screen
to
display the
screen
for changing
the
DVD
setup.
To
move
to
the
menu
in
the
OVD
setup
change
screen.
use
the direction
move
button
at
the
lower
part
d
the
LCD
screen
or in
the
remote
controller.
Select
the
menu
by
usingthe
'ENTER'
NORMALIPS:
Select for viewing
the
full
image
on
the
TV screen.
The
right
and
left
side
01
the image
may
not
bevisible
in
the
NORMAWS
screen
mode.
NORMAUNB:
Select
for
viewing the original
image
ratio
(width
and
height).
In
some
cases.
a
black
stripe
can appear
at
the
top
and
bnom
of
the screen.
WPDE:
Selecr
when
the
TV
monitor
used
is
a
wide
type.
To
change
the setup in
each
frequency area.
select
BASS.
MID or
TRE
and
change the
value
by
usingthe
arrow
icon.
If
you touch
the
'MID'
icon,
this
%wen
appears
and
p
.
.
,.
allows
you
to
adjust
the
GAIN,
FREQ
and
Q
values
displayed when sening
the
mid
frequency area
of
I
+
Angle
Mark
icon.
DVD
setup
change
consists
QI
fm
items.
The
first
is
'General",
to
set
general
DVD
information,
the
second
is
rAUDIO', to change the
OVD
sound-relatedsetup, the
third
is
'PREFERENCE',
to
change
the
user
setup. the fourth is
'PASSWORD',
to
change
password
setup,
and
the
last
is
'EXIT
to end
setup.
You
can
select these ilems
by
usingthe nght
and
left
anow
Icon.
1
Use
when
displayingangle
informationan
the
screen.
ON:
Displayangle information
on
disc playback.
OFF:
Do
not
display
angle
information
on
disc playback.
'MY
EW.
Select
the
'BASS'
and
'TRE' icons
to
General
DVD
setup
adjust
the
Treble
and
Bass
tlreas
in
[he
same
way.
I
em
Display
Press
the
number
corresponding
to
'SAVE
TO
1
this
functionis designed to
adjust
the
ratio
(width
USER'
in
order
to
save
the
adjusted
value
into
and
height)
of
the
TY
screen
according
to
the
USER
1,2
or
3.
the
setup
cantents
are
saved
into
the
user
area.
monitor
lype.
You
can
select
the
saved
user
setup
in
EO
SELECT.
I
Select
'WIDE'
iff
the
TV monitor
for
movies is
a
wide
type.
If
it
is
a
'43
type.
select
'NORMAUPS'
or
'NORMAUL&'.
+
OSD
Language
Select the
OSD
language to
be
used in lhe
DVD
setup
change
screen.
You
can
select
English
or
Chinese.
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