Toshiba Sd-v296ku User manual

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VIDEO

PLAYER

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CASSETTE

RECORDER

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SD-V296KU

OWNER'S

MANUAL

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PRECAUTIO"S

WARNING:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

FIRE

OR

ELEGRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPARATUS

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

CAUTION:

APPARATUS

SHALL

NOT

BE

EXPOSED

TO

DRIPPING

OR

SPLASHING

AND

NO

OBJEQS

FILLED

WITH

LIQUIDS,

SUCH

AS

VASES,

SHALL

BE

PLACED

ON

THE

APPARATUS.

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK).

NO

USER

SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

A The exclamation

point

within

an

equilateral triangleis

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

important

operatingandmaintenance(servicing) instructions

in

the

literatureaccompanying

the

appliance.

The importantnoteand rating are located onthe rear

or

bottom

of

the

cabinet. IOIThe symbolfor

CLASS

II

(Double Insulation)

IMPORTANT

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

·

1.

Read

these instructions.

2.

Keep these instructions.

3.

Heed all warnings.

4.

Followall instructions.

5.

Do

not

use this apparatus nearwater.

6.

Clean

only

with

dry

cloth.

10.

Protect

the

power

cord from being walked

on

or

pinched particularlyat plugs, convenience

receptacles, and

the

point

where

they

exit

from

the

apparatus.

.11.

Only

use attachments/accessories specified

by

the

manufacturer.

7.

Do

not

block

any

ventilation

openings. Install

in

accordance

with

the

manufacturer's instructions.

8.

Do

not

install near anyheat sources such

as

radiators,

heatregisters, stoves,

or

other

apparatus (including

amplifiers)

that

produce heat.

12.

Use

only

with

the

cart, stand, tripod,

bracket,

or

tablespecified

by

the

<I

manufacturer,

or

sold

with

the

apparatus. •

When

a cart

is

used, use caution

when

moving

the

cart/apparatus

combination

to

avoid

injury

from tip-over.

9.

Do

not

defeat

the

safetypurpose

of

the

polarized or

grounding-type

plug. A polarized

plug

has

two

blades

with

one

wider

than

the

other

.A

grounding

type

plug

has

two

blades and a

third

grounding

prong.The

wide

blade

or

the

third

prong

areprovided

for

your safety.

If

the

provided plug does

not

fit

into

your

outlet,consult

an electrician

for

replacement

of

the

obsolete outlet.

Additional

Safety

Instructions

13.

Unplug

this apparatus during

lightning

storms

or

when

unused

for

long periods

of

time.

14.

Refer all servicing

to

qualified service personnel.

Servicing is required when

the

apparatus has been

damaged

in

anyway, such

as

power-supplycord

or

plug

is

damaged, liquid

has

been spilled

or

objects

have fallen

into

the

apparatus,

the

apparatus

has

been exposed

to

rain

or

moisture, does

not

operate

normally,orhas been dropped.

15.

Do

not

overload wall outlets;extension cords,

or

integral convenience receptacles

as

this can result in a risk

of

fire

or

electric shock.

16.

Keep

your

fingers

well

clear

of

the

disctray

as

it

is closing. Neglecting

to

do

so may cause serious personal injury.

17.

Do

not

place a heavy

object

on

or

step

on

the

apparatus. The

object

mayfall, causing serious personal

injury

and

serious damage

to

the

apparatus.

18.

Do

not

use a cracked , deformed,

or

repaired disc. These discs are easily broken and may cause serious personal

injury

and apparatus malfunction.

19.

If

the

apparatus should smoke

or

smell, immediatelydisconnect

the

power

c

ord

from

the

wall outlet.Wait

until

the

smoke

or

smell stops,

then

ask

your

dealer

for

a check and repair. Neglecting

to

do

so

maycause a fire.

20. While

it

is

thundering,

do

not

touch

the

connecting cables

or

the

apparatus.

21. Warning:To prevent

the

spread

of

fire, keep candles

or

oth~r

open

flames away

from

this

product

at all times.

22. Disconnect

the

mains

plug

to

shut

off

when

find

trouble

or

not

in use. The mains plug shall remain readily operable.

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EN

FCC

WARNING

This

equipment

maygenerate

or

use radio frequencyenergy. Changes

or

modifications

to

this equipmentmay

cause harmful interference unless

the

modifications are expressly approved in

the

manual.The user could lose the

authority

to

operatethis

equipment

if

an unauthorized change

or

modification

is

made.

RADIO-

TV

INTERFERENCE

This

equipment

has

been tested and found

to

comply

with

the limits

for

a

Class

Bdigital device, pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limitsare designed

to

providereasonable protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation.This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate radio frequency energyand,

if

not

installed

and used

in

accordance

with

the

instructions, maycause harmful interference

to

radio communications.However,

there

is

no

guarantee thatinterference will

not

occur

in

aparticular 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:

1)

Reorient

or

relocate the receiving antenna.

2)

Increase

the

separation between the

equipment

and receiver.

3)

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on acircuit different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

4)

Consult

the

dealer

or

an experienced radio/TVtechnician for help.

ALWAYS

plug

the

product

into

an

outlet

that

is

located in such a

manner

that

it

can

be

easily

unplugged

in

case

the

product

requires service.

CAUTION: Danger ofexplosion

if

battery

is

incorrectly

replaced.

Replace

onlywiththe

same

or

equivalenttype.

WARNING:

Batteries

(Battery

pack

orbattery installed) shall not

be

exposed

to

excessive

heat

such

as

sunshine,

fire orthe like.

LASER

SAFETY

This apparatus

is

classified

as

a

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT.

This apparatus employsa laser. Onlya qualified service person should remove

the

cover

or

CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT

attempt

to

service this apparatus,

due

to

possible eye injury.

CLASSE

1

PROOUIT

LASER

PRODUCT

COM

LASER

CLASE

1

CAUTION:

Use

of

controls

or

adjustments

or

performance

of

procedures

other

than those

specified herein mayresult

in

hazardous radiation exposure.

IMPORTANTCOPYRIGHT INFORMATION

Unauthorized copying, broadcasting, public performance and lending

of

discs are prohibited.This item incorporates

copyprotection technology

that

is

protected

by

U.S.

patents and other intellectual property rights

of

Rovi Corporation.

Reverse

engineering and disassembly are prohibited.

Do

not

place

the

unit

on thefurniture

that

is

capable

of

being tilted

by

achild and an

adult

leaning, pulling, standing

or

climbing

on

it. Afalling

unit

can cause serious injury

or

even death.

Neveruse a gas duster on this unit.

The

gas

trapped inside

of

this

unit

maycause

ignition

and explosion.

To

Avoid

the

Hazards

of

Electrical Shock

and

Fire

• Do

not

handle

the

powercord

with

wet

hands.

• Do

not

pull on

the

powercord when disconnecting

it

from

an

AC

outlet.Grasp

it

by

the

plug.

• Do

not

put

yourfingers

or

objects

into

the unit.

Location

and

Handling

• Do

not

install

the

unit

in direct sunlight, near strong magneticfields,

or

in

aplace subject

to

dust

or

strong vibration.

·Avoid

a place

with

drastictemperature changes.

• Install

the

unit

in a horizontal and stable position. Do

not

placeanything directly

on

top

or

bottom

of

the unit.

Depending on

your

external devices, noise

or

disturbance

of

the

pictureand/orsound

may

be generated

if

the

unit

is

placed

too

close

to

them. In this

case,

please ensure enough space between

the

external devices and

the

unit.

•

Risk

of

overheating! Never install

the

product

in

aconfined space. Always leave a space

of

at

least 1

Ocm

around

the

product

for

ventilation. Ensure curtains

or

other

objects never cover

the

ventilation slots

on

the

product

.

•Depending

on

the

environment,

the

temperature

of

this

unit

mayincrease slightly.This

is

not

a malfunction.

•

Be

sure

to

removethe disc and

unplug

the

AC

power

cord

from

the

outlet

beforecarrying

the

unit.

Dew

CondensationWarning

•Dewcondensation mayform inside

the

unit

in

the

following conditions.

If

so,

do

not

use this

unit

at

least

for

a

few

hours

until

its insidegets dry.

-The

unit

is

movedfrom acold place

to

awarm place.

-Under conditions

of

high humidity.

-Afterheating acold room.

Note

about

Recycling

·This

unit's packaging materials are recyclable and can

be

reused.

Please

dispose

of

anymaterials in

@

accordance

with

your local recycling regulations.

• Batteries should never

be

thrown

away

or

incinerated

but

disposed

of

in accordance

with

yourlocal

regulations concerning chemical wastes.

Notice

for

Progressive Scan

Output

·Consumers should note

that

not

all high definition television sets are

fully

compatible

with

this

product

and may

cause artifacts

to

bedisplayed in

the

picture. In

case

of

picture problems

with

525(480) progressive scan

output,

it

is recommended

that

the

user switch

the

connection

to

the'standard definition'

output.

If

there are questions

regarding

your

1Vset compatibility

with

this 525p(480p)

DVD

player, please contactToshiba Customer Service.

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2.

For safety and

optimum

performance

of

this unit:

• Install

the

unit

in a horizontal and stable position.

Do

not

place anything directly

on

top

of

the

unit. Do

not

place the

unit

directly

on

top

of

the

TV.

• Shield

it

from direct sunlight and keep

it

away from

devices

of

intense heat. Avoid dusty

or

humid

places.

Avoid places

with

insufficient ventilation for proper heat

dissipation. Do

not

block

the

ventilation holes on the

sides

of

the

unit. Avoid locations subject

to

strong

vibration

or

strong magneticfields.

·-

•

Do

not

handlethe

power

cord

with

wet

hands.

•

Do

not

pull

on

the

power

cord when disconnecting

it

from

AC

outlet

.Grasp

it

by

the

plug.

• If,

by

accident, water

is

spilled

on

this unit, unplug

the power cord immediately and take the

unit

to

our

Authorized Service Center

for

servicing.

Moisture condensation mayoccurinside the

unit

when

it

is

moved from a cold place

to

a warm place

or

after

heating a cold room

or

under

conditions

of

high humidity.

Do

not

use

this

unit

at

least

for

2 hours until its inside gets

dry.

If

the player

is

left

with

no

activityfor morethan 5

minutes,

the

screen saver will be activated, and

if

it

is

left

foranother

25

minutes,

the

unit

switches from

DVD

to

VCR

mode automatically.

Supplied

Accessorhts

4

Remote control with

AA

(l.SV) battery x 2

AudioNideo

cables

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under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories.

Dolby

and

thedouble-D

symbol

are

trademarks

.of

Dolby

Laboratories.

Manufactured under

license

under

U.S.

Patent

#:

5,451,942

&

other

U.S.

and worldwide patents

issued

&

pending.

DTS

and

DTS

Digital Outare

registered trademarks

and

the

DTS

logos

and

Symbol are trademarks of

DTS,

Inc.

DTS,

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All

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SERVICING

• Please refer

to

relevant topics on

the

"Troubleshooting"

on

page 27 before returning the unit.

•

If

this

unit

becomes inoperative,

do

not

try

to

correct

the

problem

by

yourself. There are

no

user-serviceable parts

inside. Turn off, unplug

the

power plug, and please call

our

help line

to

locate

an

Authorized Service Center.

CLEANING

THE

CABINET

• Wipe

the

front

panel and

other

exterior surfaces

of

the

unit

with a soft cloth.

• Never use a solvent, thinner, benzene

or

alcohol

to

clean

the

unit. Do

not

spray insecticide liquid near

the

unit.

Such chemicals maydiscolor the surface

or

damage

the

unit.

CLEANING

DISCS

• When a disc becomes dirty, clean

it

with

a cleaning cloth.

Wipe the disc from thecenter

to

out. Do

not

wipe

in a

circular motion.

• Do

not

use solvents

such

as

benzine, thinner,

commer

-

cially available cleaners, detergent, abrasive cleaning

agents

or

antistatic spray intended

for

analog records.

CLEANING

THE

DISC

LENS

•

If

this

unit

still does

not

perform properly

although

you

refer

to

the

relevant sections and

to

"Troubleshooting"

in this Owner's Manual, the laser optical pickup

unit

may

be dirty. Consult your dealer

or

an

Authorized Service

Center

for

inspection and cleaning

of

the

laser optical

pickup unit.

DISC

HANDLING

• When you handle adisc hold

it

by

its edge and

try

not

to

touch

the

surface

of

the disc.

• Always store adisc in its protective

case

when

it

is

not

used.

AUTO

HEAD

CLEANING

• Automatically cleans video heads

as

you insert

or

remove

a cassette tape,

so

you

can

see

a clear picture.

• Playback picture may become blurred

or

interrupted

while

the

TV

program reception

is

clear. Dirt accumu-

lated on the video heads aftera

long

period

of

use,

or

the

usage

of

rental

or

worn cassette tapes can cause this

problem.

If

a streaky

or

snowy picture appears

during

playback,

the

video heads in

your

unit

may need

to

be

cleaned.

1.

Please

visit

your

local audio/video store and purchase a

good

quality

VHS

video head cleaner.

2.

If

a Video head cleaner does

not

solve the problem,

please call

our

toll

free customer support line

found

on

the

cover

of

this manual

to

locate an authorized service

center.

Note:

• Remember

to

re

ad

the instructionsalong with the video head cleaner

be

for

e us

e.

•

Clean

video headsonlywhen problemso

cc

ur.

Note

to

CATVsystem installer:

•

Th

isreminder

is

provided

to

call

thecable

TV

system in

sta

ller'sattention

to

Article820-40

of

the National Electrical Code, which provides

guidelinesfor proper grounding -in particular,

sp

ecifying that the

ca

ble

ground shall be connected

to

the grounding system

of

th

e building,

as

close

toth

e point

of

cable entry aspossible.

PRECAUTIONS

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SETUP

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Connection

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Modulator

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Connection

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Connection

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Preparation

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Clock Setting

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12

VCR

FUNCTIONS

Playback......................................................................................13

When You Playback a Cassette Tape Recorded

in

Hi-Fi Stereo..

...

....13

OtherOperations.........................................................................13

Index

Se

arch ......

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13

Time Search .

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Auto

Repeat

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14

Recording.....................................................................................14

Recording &One-touch Timer Recording

(OTR)

...

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..

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14

Timer Recording

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

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14

Notes

for

Timer Recording &

One

-

touch

Timer Recording

(OTR)

..

.15

Satellite

link

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16

Copying a Cassette Tape

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16

DVD

to

Cassette Tape

Duplication

..

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.

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17

DVD

FUNCTIONS

Playback......................................................................................

77

On-Screen Display.......................................................................18

JPEG

Playback.............................................................................19

Search Functions.........................................................................

20

Us

ing

Track Search

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Using TitleI Chapter Search

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...

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.

.........

20

Us

ing

T

ime

Search

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20

MarkerSetting

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20

RepeatI RandomI ProgrammedPlayback................................21

Repeat Playback

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

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...

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..

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21

Repeat A-B Playback

......

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21

Random Playback

....

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21

Programmed

Pl

a

yb

ack.

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21

SpecialSettings ...........................................................................

22

Subt

i

tle

langu

age

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...

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22

Audio

language

.....

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...

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22

Camera

Angle

s.

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22

Black

level

Setting

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Stereo Sound

Mode

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

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22

Virtual Surround..

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DVDSetting.................................................................................

23

LANGUAGE Setting.

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DISPLAY

Setting

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24

AUDIO Setting

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24

PARENTAL

Setting

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25

OTHERS

Se

tting

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26

Reset

to

the

DefaultSetting (Ex

cept

for

PARENTAL

Se

tt

ing)....

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26

INFORMATION

Troubleshooting..........................................................................

27

Specifications..............................................................................

28

LanguageCode List.....................................................................

28

Espaiiol........................................................................................

29

EN

-5-

VI

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....

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'C

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.,

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0

:I

Ill

Type

of

media

cassette

tape

DVD-video

*1, 2, 3,

5,

8

DVD

-

RW

DVD-R

*1, 3, 4,

5,

6,

7,8,9

DVD+RW

DVD+R

*1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8

AudioCD

*3,5,8

CD-RW

CD-R

*3,4,5,

7,8

Mark(logo)

~

VIDEO"'

RW

2\@

R -

m·m

OVD+R

lliJom

DIGITAL

AUDIO

Region

code

(i)or(j)

i

SETUf!

:>

Recorded

signals Media size

tape

width

analog video

1/2

inches

(12.65mm)

digital video

(MPEG2)

digital audio

or

JPEG

Sinches

(12cm)

or

3inches

(Scm)

5 inches

(12cm)

or

3 inches

(Scm)

~is

a trademark of

DVD

Format/Logo Licensing Corporation.

Tape

speed

and

disc

types

SP:

1-5/16 inch/sec. (33.40 mm/sec.)

SLP:

7/16 inch/sec. (11.12 mm/sec.)

If

you cannot playback a disc which bears one

of

the marks above,check

the

following.

*1: This

unit

conforms

to

the

NTSC

color system. Discs recorded in

other

colorsystems such

as

PAL

cannot be played back.

*2: Certain DVD-video does

not

operate

as

described in this manual

due

to

the intentions

of

the disc's producers.

*3: Scratched

or

stained discs

may

not

be played back.

*4: Some discs cannot be played backbecause

of

incompatible recording conditions, characteristics

of

the

recorder

or

special

prop

-

erties

of

discs.

*5: You can play backdiscs

which

bear

the

marks above. Ifyou use nonstandardized discs, this

unit

may

not

play

them

back. Even

if

they

are played back,

the

sound

or

video

quality

will

be compromised.

*6: You

may

play back

the

unfinalized DVD-RW/-R recorded in

the

video

format

on

our

brand's

DVD

recorder. However, depending

on

the

recording status

of

a disc,

the

disc may

not

be played back

at

all

or

normally (the picture

or

sound may

not

be

smooth,

etc.). In this

case,

you

need

to

finalize

the

disc

with

the DVD recorder. Refer

to

the

manual accompanying

the

DVD recorder.

*7:

If

the

recorded

portion

of

the

disc

is

too

small

(less

than 2-3/16 inches

(55

mm)

across),

it

may

not

play back properly.

*8:

Do

not

glue

paper

or

put

stickers on

to

the

disc. These may damage

the

disc, and

the

unit

may

not

read

it

correctly.

*9

: Discs recorded in

the

VR

(video recording)

format

cannot be played back.

• Because

of

problems and errors

that

can occur during

the

creation

of

DVD and

CD

software

and/or

the manufacture

of

DVD and

CD

discs, Toshiba cannot assure

that

this DVD player will successfully play every disc bearing

the

DVD

and

CD

logos.

If

you happen

to

experience anydifficulty playing a DVD

and/or

CD

disc

on

this DVD player, please contactToshiba Customer Service.

NEVER

play

the

following discs

as

malfunction may result!

DVD-RAM, DVD-audio,

CD

-i,

photo

CD, DVD

with

region codes

other

than

1

or

ALL,

DVD-

ROM

for

personal computers,

CD

-

ROM

for

personal computers, DVD-RW/-R

in

VR

mode, DVD

or

CD

with

MP3/WMA files, HD DVD, Blu-ray Disc

On

the

following disc,

the

sound MAY NOT

be

heard.

super

audio

CD

Note:

• Only

the

sound recorded

on

the

normal

CD

layer can

be

delivered. The sound recorded on the high densitysuper audio

CD

layercannot be delivered.

Any

other

discs

without

compatibility indications .

-6-

EN

Index

to

Parts

and

Controls

1 2

34567

8

21

20

191817

16

(*)The unit

can

also

be

turned on by pressing these buttons

or

by

insertingacassette tape.

1.1/0

ON/STANDBY

button

To

turn

the

unit

on

or

to

turn

the

unit

into

the

standby mode.

(To

completely

turn

off

the

unit,you must

unplug

the

AC

power

cord.)

2.

POWER

ON

indicator

This indicator

will

light

up

when

the

power

is

on

and

turn

off

when

the

power

is

off

.

3.

.._

(REW)

button

(VCR only)

Press

to

rewind

the

cassette tape,

or

to

view

the

picture

rapidly

in

reverse during playback(rewind search).

4...,_. (FWD)

button

(VCR only)

Press

to

rapidlyadvance

the

cassette tape,

or

to

view

the

picture rapi

dly

in forward

during

playback (forward search).

5.

•1

~

(STOP/EJECT)

button

(VCR only)

• (STOP)

button

Press

to

stop cassette tape playback

or

recording.

Press

to

stop

the

proceeding

timer

recording in

VCR.

~

(EJECT)

button

When

the

unit

is

in stop mode, press

to

remove

the

cassette

tape

from

the

cassette

compartment

.

6..... (PLAY)

button

(VCR only)

Press

to

start playback.

7.

e

REC

button

(VCR only)

Press

once

to

starta recording.

Pr

e

ss

repeatedly

to

sta

rt

the

one-

touch

timer

recording.

8.

Cassette

compartment

(VCR only)

Insert a cassette tape here.

9.

~

OPEN/CLOSE button (DVD only)*

Press

to

open

or

close

the

disc tray.

10.

Disc

tray

(DVD

only)

Place a disc when it

is

open.

1.

AC

Power

Cord

Connect

to

a standard

AC

outlet

to

supply

power

to

this unit.

2.

COAXIAL DIGITAL AUDIO

OUT

jack

(DVD

only)

Use

to

connect

an

AV

receiver, Dolby Digital decoder

or

other

device

with

acoaxial digital inputjackwi

th

adigital coaxial cable.

3.

AUDIO

OUT

jacks (DVD only)

Use

to

connect a

TV

monitor

, AV receiver

or

other

device

with

an

RCA

audio cable.

4.

S-VIDEO

OUT

jack

(DVDonly)

Use

to

connect

the

S-v

i

deo

input

of

a

TV

monitor,

AV

receiver

or

oth

er device

with

an

S-video cable.

5.

COMPONENTVIDEO

OUT

jacks

(DVD

only)

U

se

to

conne

ct

a

TV

mo

nitor

with

com

p

on

e

nt

video

input

s

w

it

h a c

ompon

e

nt

video

ca

bl

e.

9*

10

15

14131211*

11

..... (PLAY)

button

(DVD

only)*

Press

to

start

or

resume playback.

12

.•

(STOP)

button

(DVD

only)

Press

to

stop playback

or

recording.

Press

to

stop

the

proceeding

timer

recording in DVD.

13.

VCR/DVD

button

Press

to

select

the

component

you wish

to

operate.

14.

VCR/DVD

indicator

Lights

up

when

the

VCR/DVD

output

mode

is

selected.

1

S.

TRACKING

vI

.A

buttons

(VCR only)

Press

to

adjust

the

tracking

during

playback

or

in slow

motion

of

the

cassette tape.

While playback is

in

still mode, you can stabilize

the

picture.

16.Display

Refer

to

"DVD Display Panel"and "

VCR

Display Panel"

on

page 9.

17.

Remote control sensor

Receive signals

from

your

remote control

so

that

you can

control

th

e

un

it

from

a distance.

18.

TIMER

REC

indicator

(VCR only)

Lights

up

when

a

timer

recording

or

OTR

(One-touchTimer

Recording) has been set.

Blinks when a

timer

recording

or

OTR

(One-touchTi

mer

Reco

rding) has been finished

or

if

the

un

it

could

not

completethe recording

due

to s

ome

er

ror

.

19.

REC

indicator(VCR only)

Lights

up

during

a recording,

OTR

(On

e-

touch

Timer

Recording)

or

tim

er recording.

Blinks when a recording

is

paused.

20.

AUDIO

input

jacks (L2) (VCR only)

Use

to

connect external device

with

an

RCA

audio

cable.

21.

VIDEO

input

jack

(L2) (VCR only)

Us~

to

connect external device

with

an

RCA

vid

eo cabl

e.

6.

AUDIO

OUT

jacks

Use

to

connect aTV

monitor

,

AV

receiver

or

other

device

with

an

RCA

audio cable.

7.

VIDEO OUT

jack

Use

to

connect a TV

moni

tor,

AV

receiver

or

oth

er device wi

th

an

RCA video

ca

ble.

8.

VIDEO IN

jack

(L1) (VCR only)

Use

to

conne

ct

external device

with

an

RCA

video

cable.

9.

AUDIO

IN jacks (L

1)

(VCR only)

Use

to

connect external device

wi

th an

RCA

aud

io cable.

Note:

• Do

not

touch the inner pins

of

th

e j

acks

on

th

e rear pane

l.

Elec

tr

ostatic

dischar

ge

maycau

se

per

man

ent

damage to

the

unit.

EN

- 7-

Install

two

AA

(l

.

SV)

batteries (supplied)

matching

the

polarityindicated inside bat-

tery compartment

of

the remote control.

Keep in

mind

the

following when using

the

remote

control:

• Make

sure

thatthere

are

no obstacles

between the remote control and the

infrared sensor window on the unit.

• The maximum operable ranges

from

the

unit

are

as

follows.

-Line

of

sight:

approx. 23 feet (7m)

-Either side

of

center:

approx.

23

feet (7m)

within

30°

23

feet

(7m)

Note:

• Do

not

mix

differenttypes

of

batteries such

as

alkaline and standard (carbon-zinc).

• Do

not

mix

old and new

batt

eries.

• Lithium

or

NiCad and NiMH rechargeable

b

atte

ries are

not

recommended

for

use

with

the

remote control.

• Alwa

ys

remove batteries

from

r

emote

control

if

they

are dead

or

if

the

remote

control

will

not

be u

se

d

for

an extended

period

of

time

. This will preventbatteryacid

from

leaking

into

the batterycompartment.

•

If

you turn

off

this unit,

[OPEN/CLOSE~]

on

the remote control

is

notavailable.

Be

su

re

to

use

[OPEN/CLOSE

~]

or

[

•t

~

(STOP/EJECT)]

on

th

eunit.

®

CD<:D<I>

CD®®

<D<D®

®<ill~

G 8

0

@

AUDIO

®

0

ENTER

0

<=)

0

MODE

0

000&

PAUse

®

~~~

OR

R

EPE

AT

0

Ere

0

~

S@

E

0

TOP

M

ENU

0

0G

T0

0

·To

turn

the

unit

on

or

to

turn

the

unit

into

the

standby

mode. (To completely

turn

off

the

unit, you

must

unplug

the

AC

power

cord.)

·To

select chapter

or

title

directly.

To search •u

a disc.

pl-ayback

~low

forward/reverse

inthe pause mode.

·To

repeat between

your

cho-

sen

point

of

A and B.

·To

se

lect camera

ang

les

on

a

disc.

·To

select audio languages

on

a

disc.

•To clear

the

markers.

·To

clear numbersentered

incorrectly.

·To

cancel

the

point

A for A-B

repe

at

setting.

·To

di

splay

the

current

di

sc

mode.

•

T~

select

DVD

output

mode.

activate DVD mode.

To move

the

cursor and deter-

mine

its

position.

--

•To call

up

the

disc

menu

on

a

disc.

·To set blacklevel

on/off

.

·T

o setvirtual s

urround

on/off.

·To

open

or

close

th

e disctray.

·To

pause disc playback.

•To advance playback

one

frame

at

a

time

.

·To begin

di

sc

playback.

--

pl

ay back achapter or

titl

e

repeatedly.

To return

to

the

·To

se

arch c

hapter

,

title

or

time

.

·To

set

or

search

the

markers.

·T

o

ca

ll

up

th

e DVD

se

tup

me

nu

.

•To skip chapters

or

titles.

--

To stopplayback.

To

se

lect subtitl

es

on

a disc.

- -

·To

call

up

the

top

menu

on

a

di

sc

.

--

·To

mag

nify

part

of

a

pi

c

tur

e.

(2x/4x)

-8-

·To

turn

the

unit

on

or

to

turn

·To

turn

the

unit

on

or

to

turn

the

unit

into

the

standby

the

unit

into

the

s

tandby

mode

.

(To

completely

turn

off

mode.(To

completely

turn

off

the

unit,

~~~rd

.

ust

unplug

the

unit,

~~~rd-lst

unplug

the

AC

power-

1.)

AC

polfo'er

·To select track orfile directly.

--

•To forward/backward a tape.

To search forward/backward

·To

begin slow forward

through

a disc.

(C

D) playback

in

the

pause

mode

.

·To

repeat between your

chose,"point

of

Aand

B.

(CD)

--

c

l

;,~~~~~~

'

picture

90

degrees

(JPEG)

--

•To select

"STEREO

", "L-ch"

or

·To

select

~

~~~~~~~c~O

"

mode

"R-ch".

(CD)

(Hi-Fi tapes

·To

clear

the

ma

rkers.

(C

D)

·To

remove

status

number

in

program input.

·To

exit

the

VCR

menu.

•To clear numbers entered •

To

reset

the

tap

e counter.

incorrectly.

·To

cancel

the

point

A for A·B

repeat setting:

(CD)

·T

o display

the

c

urren~disc

To

display

the

currenttime, tape

mode. counter, "D

IS

C',

"L1"

or

"

L2

".

·To

selectthe

DVD

outputmode.

--

•To activate DVD mode.

00

·To

select an

item

on

•To move

the

cursor and

the

VCR

menu.

·To

advance

to

the

determine

it

s

po

si

tion

. 0

menu.

•To

go

backone step

0 0

·To

skip files.

(JPEG)

0

during

clock

and

timer

--

·To

select

input

"DISC', "L

1

"o

r

"L2".

·To

call

up

the

file list. (

JPEG)

--

·To

program

the,playing order

or play ra

ndomly

.

·To

setvirtual surround on/off.

(CD)

--

·To

acti(J~~ci~e

Sl

id

e Show

mode.(J

open

or

close

the

disctray.

·To

eject

th

e cassette

tape

from

the

cass

ette

co

mpartment

.

·To

pause

tape

playback

or

recording.

To pause

di

sc playback.

·To

advance playback one

frame at a time.

·To

begin

di

sc

playback. To begin tape playback.

--

start recording

or

one-touch

timer

reco

rd

in

g (

OTR)

.

·To

play back a track

or

disc

repe

at

edly.

(CD)

select

the

repeat

mode

on

/

·To

play

back"~-

file,folder

or

off.

disc

I :

(JPEG

)

·To

return to

the

ope

ration in menu.

I•

To

sea

rch track.

·To

ca

ll

up

the

ind

ex

or

tim

e

To search

time

.

(CD)

To

se

t

or

sea

rchthemarker

s.

(CD)

sea

rch menu.

ca

ll

up

the

DV

D set

up

menu.

·To

call up

th

e

VCR

me

nu

.

skip trac

ks

orfile

s.

--

select

th

e recording speed.

·To

s

top

playback. stop playback

or

recording.

--

·To

put

the VCR

in

to sta

ndb

y

m

ode

for

a

timer

recording.

·T

o r

et

urn

to

the

top

file

of

the

high

est hierarchy

in

the

--

program

and

file list.

(JP

E

GJ

--

·To

adjust

the

tracking manually

during

playback.

--

•

To

se

lect

th

e

VCR

o

utput

mode.

·T

o activate

VCR

mode.

mag

nify

-part

of

a

pi

c

tur

e.

(2x)

(JPEG)

- -

EN

Displays

the

type

of

disc

which

is

inserted

on

the

tray.

• DVD: DVD-video

•

CD:

Audio

CD/JPEG

on

CD

Appears when

the

A-B repeatfunction

is

on.

Appears

when

the

repeat

function

is

on

. Appears when

the

progressivescan

system is activated.

Appearswhen

the

inserted disccomes

to

a pause.

Appears

during

slow

motion

playback. (DVD)

Displays

how

long

the

current

title

ortrack

has been played back.When a chapter

or

track

is

switched,

the

number

of

a newtitle,

chapter

or

track

is

displayed.

Appears

when

the

inserted

disc

is

being

played back.

Appears

when

an

OTR,

timer

recording,

I

or

satellite

link

has b

EN

Indicates a cassette tape

is

in

the

unit.-,

Appears when

the

auto

function

is

on.

repeat-

00

I-REPEAT

Appears

if

cassette tape

playback

is

paused.

tion

Appears during slow

mo

playback.

ta

eAppears during cassette p

playback.

VCR

MODE

Lll_t

I

Press

[VCR]

on

the

remote control.

(Verify

that

the

VCR

indicator

is

lit.)

DVDMODE

Press

[OVD]

on

the

remote control.

(Verify

that

the

DVD

indicator

is

lit.)

-

[9

REC

,-,.,-,

11

• • • • •

PM

u·u

u.

DispiJys

the

elapsed playing

time

input

mode,

tape

speed, remainin

OTR

or

the

curr

ent

ti

me

.

-9-

een set.

Appears

during

recording;

flashes when recording

is

paused.

Indicatescurrent

time

is

PM.

There

is

no

AM indication.

of

a tape; also displays a selected

g

time

for

an

"tl

~

n

Ill

c

...

o·

::s

Ill

<

"

;:IC

"T1

c

::s

~

o·

::s

Ill

0

<

0

"T1

c

::s

~

o·

::s

Ill

::s

0'

...

3

Ill

...

o·

::s

Connections

If

your

TV

has AUDIONIDEO

input

jacks,see

the

section "Connection

to

a

TV"

on

this

page.

If

not,

it

is

still

possible

to

connect

this

unit

to

your

TV

by

usinga

STEREO

AUDIONIDEO

RF

modulator

(commerciallyavailable).

In

this

case,

follow

the

instructions

below.

c:qijri~l~bjo

,

lf:WJQdulat6t{N6t

.

suppUed)

·

-·

,,..

.

..

1·

x .

.I

. . . . . ·1

..

. .

a ; .. J

t

ii¥k

I

Zi

..

:• •·

1)

Disconnect

the

powercords

of

the

devices from

the

AC

outlet.

5)

Set your

RF

modulator's channel

3/4

switch

to

either3

or

4,

2)

Connectthe

AUDIONIDEO

outputjacks

of

this unit

to

the

AUDIO

I whichever

the

TV

channel

is

least used in your area.

If

your

RF

VIDEO

inputjacks

of

your

RF

modulator

by

RCA

AudioNideo

cables

. modulator

has

a modulator/antenna switch, set

it

according

to

3)

The antenna

input

jack

of

your

TV

may have been already your

RF

modulator's manual.

occupied.

If

so,

disconnect the

RF

cable from your

TV

and then

6)

Plug in

the

powercords

of

the devices

to

the

AC

outlet.

connect

the

RF

cable

to

your

RF

modulator

(usually marked

7)

Turn

on

your

TV

and choose the

same

channel

as

you set

the

"ANT IN").

RF

modulator's channel

3/4

switch to. For more details,

4)

Connect

your

RF

modulator

to

your

TV

by another

RF

cable.

follow

the

instructions supplied with

the

RF

modulator.

If

your

TV

does

not

haveAUDIO

I

VIDEO

input

jack.

Cable Antenna (Back

of

this unit)

~ignal

r

-

~

....

~::"'

"'~~REO

AUDIO /VIDEO

RF

Modulator

(commerciallyavailable)

Note:

·The

quality

of

picture

may

become

poor

if

the

unit

is

connected

to

an

RF

modulator.

If

your

TV

does

not

haveAUDIONIDEO inputjack,

see

thesection "Connecting

to

RF

Modulator(Not Supplied)" on this page.

VCR

and Basic DVD

Connection

analog

audio

standard

picture

-and

RCA

video cable

AUDIO OUT VIDEO OUT

~

•

RCA

audio

cable

(L!R)

x 1

•

RCA

video

cable x 1

Please

purchase

the

rest

of

the

necessary

cables

at

you

r

local

store.

Note:

• Connect

thi

s

unit

directly

to

yo

ur

TV

.

If

RCA

a

udio

/vid

eo

cabl

es

are connected

to

a

VCR

, pictures may

be

di

storted

due

to

the

co

py

protection system.

• DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (COAXIAL), DVD AUDIO OUT, S·VIDEO OUTa

nd

COMPONENT VIDEO OUT

ja

cks are

only

useful

in

DVD

mode.

After

connecting

to

your

TV:

Press

the

input

selector button (usuallyTVNIDEO,

INPUT

or

AUX)

on

your

TV

to

switch

an

appropriate external

input

channel (usually

near channel

0)

forviewing the picture from this unit.

If

the

picture

doe

s

not

appear, also refer

toth

e m

an

ual acc

omp

anying your

TV.

or

Available

for

DVD

only

good

picture

or

S-video cable

5-VIDEOOUT

better

picture

component video cable

COMPONENT

VIDEO OUT

If

your

TV

is

compatible

with

525 (480) progressive

scanning,

and

you

want

to

enjoy

high

quality

picture

during

DVD

playback;

You

must select the connection

COMPONENT

VIDEO

OUT

above and progressive scanning mode.

To

set the mode, set

"PROGRESSIVE

"

to

"ON

"in

"DISPLAY"

menu,

so

that

the

"

P.

SCAN

"

on

the

front panel display appears.

Refer

to

pages 23-

24

for

more details.

If

your

TV is

not

compatible

with

progressive

scanning;

Use

this

unit

in interlace mode and set"

PROGRESSIVE

"

to

"OFF

"

either in

"DISPLAY"

menu

or

by pre

ss

ing and holding

[

~

(PLAY)]

on

the

front

of

the unit on

the

DVD

side for more

than 5 seconds,

so

that

the

"

P.

SCAN"

on thefront panel display

di

sa

ppears.

-10-

EN

Connection

tp

an

Audio System I

_£ :

e

&_

a

t

.a. .s

a

L

If

using this

DVD

player

to

play back a DVD in a DolbyDigital Multi-channel surround

or

DTS

surround format,

the

DVD player outputs a

DolbyDigital

or

DTS

data stream from its

COAXIAL

DIGITAL

AUDIO

OUT

jack.

By

hooking

up

the player

to

a Dolby Digital

or

DTS

decoder, you can enjoy moreconvincing, realistic ambience wi

th

powerful and high-

qualitysurrounding sound

of

a professional standard which

can

be heard in movie theaters.

Use

a commercially available digital

audio

coaxial cable

for

the audio connections.

Stereo system

E,,.,t.M

RCA

audio cable

'lbti'!.ltl

COAX

I

AL

AUDIO OUT (Analog) DIGITAL AUDIO

OUT

• Method 1 bVD Player + Stereo system

• Method 2

DVD

Player +

AV

amplifier

with

a built in decoder

(AV

control center), DolbyDigital decoder,

DTS

decoder, MD deck

or

DAT

deck

~

•

RCA

audio

cable (L/R) x 1

Please purchase

the

rest

of

the

necessary cables

at

your

local store.

Note:

·Be

sure

to

turn

off

the

power

of

all

components

in

the system before

connecting anothercomponent.

• Refer

to

the

Instruction Manuals

for

your

TV, stereosystem and any

other

components

to

be connected

to

the

DVD player.

CC)nne~ion

to

an

External Tuner

1.00

:a

s

&&

as

.a .

a&

. & . A gg

L.

.~

J

$.

rear

of

TV rear

of

the

unit

RCA

audio cable

RCA

video cable

Using the unit with an external

tuner

1. Connect

RCA

audio and video cables

to

the

audio and video

output

jacks

of

your

external

tuner

and

to

the

audio

and video

input

jacks

at

the

rear

of

the unit.

2.

Press

[INPUT

SELECT]

on

your

remote

control

until

"L1"

is

displayed

on

your

TV.

Note:

• Your cable/satellite

box

ca

n be accessed

only

by

connecting

it

to

L1

(rear panel jacks)

of

the

un

i

t.

Even

if

the

unit

is

turned

off,

the

signal

from

the external

tuner

is

output

to

the

TV

through

the

unit.

L

1:

Rear

panel terminals

L2:

Front panel terminals

Refer

to

"Front Panel" and "R

ea

r Panel"

on

page 7 for more

information.

Note (for method2 only):

·When

using an

AV

amplifier

with

a

built

in decoder

(AV

controlcenter),

DolbyDigital,or

DTS

decoder

as

shown in

the

Method

2,

set "

DOLBY

DIGITAL"

or

"

DTS

"

to

"BITSTREAM"

accordingly

for

audio

output

in

the

setup

mode

(refer

to

pages 23-24). Set

it

to

"PCM"

or

"O

FF

"

for

the

decoder

that

is

not

used currently.Playing backa DVD using incorrectsettings may

generate noise distortion, and mayalso damage

the

speakers.

·The

audio

source on a disc in

a

Dolby

Digi

tal

Multi-channel

surround

form

at

cannot

be recorded

as

digital

sound

by

an

MD

deck

or

DAT deck.

·Set

"DolbyDigital"

to

"PCM

" and "

DTS"

to

"

OFF

" foraudio

output

in

the

setup

modefor connecting

to

an

MD

deck

or

DAT

deck(refer

to

pages 23-24).

·Harsh

noise

that

could harm

your

ears

or

the

speakers is generated

when

a DVD recorded in

DTS

is

played

while

using a

decoder

, etc.,.

that

is

not

DTS

-compatible.

·When

playing

a

copyright

-protected 96kHz

PCM

DVD,

the

digital

so

und

will

be

down

sampled

at

48kHz, even

if

you

set "DOWN SAMPLING"

to

"OFF" (refer

to

pages 23-24).

$;&

external

tuner

(cable/satellite box)

~o

~

RCA

audio cable

RCA

video cable

i.L$.&3£(§

Special

note

when connected

to

an external tuner:

·Only

the

act

iv

e channel

on

yo

ur

external

tuner

may be vie

wed

or

recorded

when

connected

to

this unit.

Do

not

change channels

during

a recording. You

cannot

record

on

channel while

viewing

another.

• Always use

the

LEFT

(white)

audio

output

jack

from

the

external

tuner

to

ensure

that

the

audio is mixed

down

correctly

to

mono

for

this

unit.

If

you u

se

the

RIGHT

(red) jack,

you

will

record

the

right

au

dio

only

.

EN

-

11

-

,--

0

<

0

Preparation

for

Use

Turning on

Unit

for the First

Time

a :

Please

note: most instructions in this

manual refer

to

remote control

use.

1

2

Be

sure

your

TV's

input

is

set

to

VIDEO.

(Name

may

vary

with

TV

manufacturer.

See

your

TV

manual

for

details.)

Select

your

on-screen language.

Then press

[lllo-]

to

continue.

3 When

"CLOCK

SET"

menu appears,

go

to

step 2 in "Clock Setting"

on

this page.

To

Change

the

Selected

On-screen

Language

1

Press

[SETUP]

until

the

main

menu

appears.

SETUP

0

2 Select "LANGUAGE

SELECT".

Then press

~I

to

go

to

Q)or(D~0

3 Select

"ENGLISH",

"FRANCAIS"

or

"ESPANOL".

Then press [SETUP].

0 0

SETUP

or'

~o

Note:

LANGUAGE

SELECT

._

ENGLISH

[ON]

FRANCAIS

ESPANOL

CLOCK

SET

YEAR

HOUR

MINUTE

AM/PM

·MENU-

•

TIMER

PROGRAMMING

SATELLITE

LINK

AUTOREPEAT

[OFF]

CLOCK

SET

LANGUAGE

SELECT

-MENU-

TIMER

PROGRAMMING

SATELLITE

LINK

AUTOREPEAT

[OFF]

CLOCK

SET

•

LANGUAGE

SELECT

LANGUAGE

SELECT

•

ENGLISH

[ONJ

FRANCAIS

ESPANOL

•

If

you

accidentally select Spanish

or

French and need English:

Press

[SETUP] and choose

"SELEC.

IDIOMA"

or

"SELECTION

LANGUE".

Press

[~I

and select

"ENGLISH".

Finally, press [SETUP].

I ClockSetting

1

Press

[SETUP] and select "CLOCK

SET".

Then press

[~I

to

go

to

next step.

SETUP

o+0or(D~0

-MENU-

llMER

PROGRAMMING

SATELLITE

LINK

AUTO

REPEAT

[OFF]

•

CLOCK

SET

LANGUAGE

SELECT

• If

the

clock

is

not

set, "CLOCK

SET"

menu appears

when

you

press

[SETUP]. In

this

case,

go

to

step

2.

2 Select

the

current

month.

CLOCK

SET

Then press

[~I

to

go

to

MONTH

DAY

10

·/

G)or(D~0

HOUR MINUTE AM/PM

3 Select

the

current

day.

CLCX::KSET

Then press

[lllo-1

to

go

to

DAY

YEAR

10

1 :o&

Q)or(D~0

HOUR MINUTE AM/PM

4 Select

the

current

year.

CLOCK

SET

Then press

[lllo-]

to

go

to

7

Y~~Rq

10

I

06

TUE.

Q)or0~0

HOUR MINUTE AM/PM

5 Select

the

current

hour. CLOCK

SET

Then press

[lllo-]

to

go

to

DAY

YE.AR

10

I

06

TUE.

2009

G)or(D~0

HQIJJI

MINUTE. AM/PM

bs

6 Select

the

current

minute.

CLOCK

SET

Then press

[~I

to

go

to

DAY

YEAR

10

I

06

TUE

2009

Q)or(D~0

HOUR

MlN\'TE

AM!PM

OS

40

7 Select

"AM"

or

"PM". CLOCKSE.T

MONTH

DAY

YE.AR

10

I

06

TUE

2009

(Dor(D

HOUR MINUTE.

AM/PM

OS

40

PM.

AM

..PM

8

Press

[SETUP]

to

exit

"CLOCK

SET"

menu.

SETUP

0

Note:

·To

go

back,

press[

....]

during

steps 2

to

7.

• Clock setting

will

be

lost after a

power

failure,

or

this

unit

has been

unplugged

for

more

than

30 seconds.

I

-12-

EN

VCR

FUNcriONS

Playback

Before: Turn

on

the

TV.

1

Insert acassette tape

intothis unit.

•

3

To stop playback

'I

2

To start playback

4

To eject

the

cassette tape

OPEN

/C

LOSE

0

·-·.:

"',_..,.

.

__

_

·

y

~

-

, ; ·

.

'-

·r·.

··

.

;:..

-

··

·-

j

.-

..

.

Note:

• When acassette tape

without

arecord tab

is

inserted, the unit

wi

ll start

.,

., playbackautomatically.

~}

~

~~

~

-

~

-

~

·

Track

i

ng

will

be

:=\,

automaticallyadjusted

uponplayback.

To

adjust

the

tracking manually,

use

[TRACKING£/"']

([TRACKING

vI

A]

on

this unit)during playback.

. .

6'

~

··::::

-

.

1 ..

a.

Press

[AUDIO

Q))

I

on

the

remote control,

then

select "

HIFI

"

or

"MONO".

""

Your

selection

HIFI

MONO

During playing back

non

Hi-Fi tapes,

[AUDIO

Q))

I

on

the

remote control

is

not

Type

of recorded tape

'\

L-channel

I

R-channel

available.

.

Other

Operations

To

cue

or

review

picture

during

playback

(picture

search)

Use

~I

or[~]

([..,..

(FWD)]

or [

~

(REW)]

on

thisunit).

·

Press

it

again and

the

unit

will

search

in

super

high

speed. (in

the

SLP

mode only)

To

freeze

the

picture

on

TV

screen

during

playback

(still

mode}

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[PAUSE

Ill

.

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time

you

press

the

button,

the

picture

will

be forwarded

by

one

frame.

•

If

the

picture begins

to

vibrate vertically

in

the

still mode, stabilize

the

picture

by

using

[TRACKING

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on

th

isunit).

•

If

the

picture

is

distorted

or

rolling vertically, adjust

the

vertical

hold

control

on

your

TV

if

equipped

.

To

reset

the

cassette

tape

counter

(counter

reset)

Press

[DISPLAY]

to

display

the

cassette

tape

counter

on

the

TV.

Press

[CLEARIC

.

RESET]

to

reset

the

counter

to

"0:00:00".

Hi-Fi

tapes recorded

in

L

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L+

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stereo

To

play

back

in

slow

motion

(slow

mode)

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ss

~I

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on

this unit).

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you

want

to

change speed in slow mode, press

[..,..I

or[~]

([..,..

(FWD)]

or

[

~

(REW)]

on

this

unit)

, slow speed

will

be

more

fast

or

slow mode.

•

If

the noise

bars

appear on the

TV

screen,

you

can

reduce

it

by

us

ing

[TRACKING

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vI

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onthis unit).

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rewind

the

cassette

tape

automatically

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to

the

beginning. After

rewinding finishes, the

unit

will eject

the

cassette

tape

.

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damage

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th

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tape wi

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the

cassette tape when

it

has

reached

the

end and will automatically start playback unless you press

[STOP

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or

you

turn

off

the

unit.

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[SETUP].

and

choose "AUTO

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to

set "ON"

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[SETUP)

to

exit.

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• The

auto

repeat

function

can also be set "ON" or "OFF"

by

pressing

[REPEAT)

on

the

remote control.

• To cancel

auto

repeatfunction,

follow

step 1 above.Then, press

~I

so

that

"OFF"

appears beside "AUTO

REPEAT"

.

Press

[SETUP)

to

exit.

·The

auto

repeat playback will start

automatically

if

you

select "AUTO

REPEAT"

to

"ON"

in

the

stop

mode.

Recording

This

unit

has

no

tuner

system

so

it

cannot receive

TV

broadcasts

without

external

tuner

or

such devices.

Note:

• You can also set

to

external

tuner

. Refer

to

"Satellite Link"

on

page 1

6.

Recording

&

One-touch TimerRecording

(OTR)

1

3

4

5

J - J

Inserta recordable

cassette tape.

2

Press

[INPUTSELECT)

until

"L1"

or

"

L2

"

is

displayed

on

the

lV

screen.

Se

lect "L1"

to

activate rear

input

jacks.

Select "L2"

to

activate

front

input

jacks.

See

note

on

the

right

.

Press

[SPEED)

to

select

the

desired

tape

speed.

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0

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Tape

speed

Recording

I

playback

time

I

Type

of

tape

T60 I T120 I

Tl60

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lhour

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2ho

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2-2/3hours

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LP

mode 3hours

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6hours

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Press

[REC/OTR)

until

desired recording

time

is selected.

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0

REC

OTR

(0:30)

-

OTR

(1

:00)

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..

(normal recording)

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(8:00)

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(7:30)

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Pre

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[STOP

•1

to

stop

recording.

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[OPEN/CLOSE

~I

to

eject

the

recorded cassette

tape

.

OP

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/C

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OSE

0

·-

lV

this

unit

external

tuner

To

stop

recording

temporarily

(pause

mode)

Press

[PAUSE

II].

• During the recording in pause mode,

51

marks appear

on

the

TV

screen.

Each

I mark repr

ese

nts

1

minute.

·Press

it

again

to

resume recording.

·Pause mode will be automatically canceled after 5 minutes

to

preventdamage

to

the

cassette tape and

the

video head.

Note:

• Do

not

change

th

e ex

tern

al

tuner

's channel

while

you are recording.

You CANNOT watch one channel and record ano

ther

at

the

sa

me

time

.

• Co

nne

ct

your

external

tuner

to

the

L1 (rear panel)

ja

cks

of

the

unit.

Connectcamcorders and

other

such devices

to

the

L2

(front

panel)

jacks. Refer

to

page 11.

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Erasure

Prevention

I

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To preventaccidental recording, remove erase-

protection

tab

of

the

cassette tape.To record

on

it

later, cover

the

hole

with

adhesive tape.

erase-protection t

ab

Timer

Recording

1

•Insert a recordable cassette tape.

·Make

sure

to

turn

on

the

external

tuner

.

Press

[SETUP).

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lect "

TIMER

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to

go

to

ne

xt

step.

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3

4

5

6

7

8

Select

"ONCE

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"DAILY"

(Mon-Fri),

or '

WEEKLY".

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~I

to

go

to

Select

the

desired date.

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~

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to

go

to

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·You

can program

the

unit

to

record

up

to

8 programs,

for

up

to

ayear in advance.

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the

desired starting

time

(hour/minute)

.

Then press

~I

to

go

to

ne

xt step.

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or

G)

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or

"PM".

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to

go

to

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PM

Repeat

the

procedure

in

steps 5

and

6

to

set

the

ending

time

.

Select "L1"

or

"

L2

".

Then press

~I

to

go

to

ONE

TIM

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PROGRAM

NU

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1

DA

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6

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·To

set another program

aft

er step

9,

press~].

Then continue

with

step 2.

7

0

Press

[T-SET]

to

set

the

timer

standby mode.

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0

ON

E

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PR

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PR

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·TIMER

REC

indicator on this

unit

lights

up

and

the

unit

goes

to

the

DVD

mode.

Note:

·To

go

backone step, press[...,.]

during

steps 3

to

9.

• Select "L1"

to

activate rear

input

jacks. Select "L2"

to

activate

front

input

jacks.

To

check, correct

or

cancel a

timer

program

1)

Press

[T-SET] then, [VCR]

on

the remote control.

2)

Press

[SETUP]

to

call up

the

main menu.

3)

Select

"TIMER

PROGRAMMING

" by using

[A

IT]

,

then

press

[~].

4)

Select the program

number

which you

want

to

check

by

using

[A

IT].

The details

of

the program you selected will

appear on

the

TV

screen.

·Go

to

the

digit

you

want

to

change

by

using[..,..

I

~]

.

Then,

entercorrect numbers by using

[A

IT].

·You

may cancel

the

entire program by

pressing[

....] while

the

program numberblinks.

5)

Press

[SETUP]

to

exit.

6)

Press

[T-SET]

to

return

to

the

timer

standby mode.

To cancel a

timer

recording

in

progress

Press

[

•t~

(STOP/EJECT))

on

the

unit.

Note:

• You c

annot

stopa started Timer

Re

cording

with

[STOP

•1

on

th

e remote

c

on

trol.

•

If

acassette tape

is

not

in

the

unit

or

does

not

have the erase-protection tab,

TIMER

REC

and

"[!)

" indicator

on

this

unit

blinks and

timer recording cannot be performed.

Please

insert a recordable cassette

tape

.

• When timer recordingsare set,

TIMER

REC

and"[!)"

indicator on this

unit

lights up.

To

use the

VCR

as

usual until

the

time

for

the

recording, press [T-SET) so

that

TIMER

REC

and "

[!)

" indicator lights off.

After

a one-touch

timer

recording

or

a

timer

recording hasbeen set,

this

unit

operates

as

follows:

•

If

a

cass

e

tte

tap

e runs

out

beforea one-touch timer recording

or

a

tim

er recording

is

finished,

the

unit

ejects

the

cass

e

tte

tape.

Press

[T-SETJ

on the remote control

or

[

•t~

(STOP/EJECT))

on

the

unit,

then

press [VCR)

to

activate

the

VCR

function again.

• Once the

unit

turns

to

the

timer

standby mode, no

VCR

functionsare available until [T-SET) is pressed.

• To cancel the

timer

standby mode, press

[T-SETJ

on the remotecontrol

or

[

•t~

(STOP/EJECT))

on

the unit,

then

press [VCR]

to

activate the

VCR

function again.

Whena one-touch

timer

recording

or

a

timer

recording is

completed

...

•

If

auto power

off

for

DVD

has

been activated and

ther

e are

timer

recordings

on

standby,

th

e

unit

turns

off

automatically, and

TIMER

REC

and "

[!)"

indicator on this

unit

lights

to

indicate

th

e

unit

is

in

the

tim

er standby

mod

e.

•

TIMER

REC

and

"[!)"

indicator

on

this

unit

flashes

if

there are no more

timer

recordings on standby.

•

If

auto power

off

for

DVD

has

NOT

been activated, the

unit

goe

s

to

the DVD

mode

and all

the

VCR

functions will

be

unavailable. All the

DVD

functions are available during

one

-touch

timer

recording,

timer

standby

mode

and

timer

recording.

•

Press

[

•t~

(STOP/EJECT))

on

this

unit

or

[T-SET)

on the remote control

to

use

the

VCR

when the

unit

isturned off.

•

Press

[VCR/DVD) on this

unit

or

[VCR) on

th

e remote control

to

us

e

the

VCR

when

the

unit

is

turned on. In

cas

e

timer

recording

is

in

standby mode,

pr

e

ss

[·/~(STOP/EJECT))

on this unit

or

[T-SET)

on

th

e re

mot

e control, a

nd

then

pr

ess

[VCR/DVD]

on

this

unit

or

[VCR)

on the re

mot

e control.

If

you

want

to

use

the

DVD

player

during

a

timer

recording

or

while

TIMER

REC

and"[!)"

indicator

on

this

unit

is

on

or

blinking

.

•

Press

[1/0

(ON/STANDBY)]

to

turn

on

the unit.

Press

[DVDI on

th

e

remot

e control

to

choose

DVD

mode,

then

continue

with

the

oth

er

DVD features

as

described in this manual.

Note

for

timer

recording:

•

If

th

ere isa

power

failure

or

the

unit

is unplugged for more

th

an

30

se

conds, clock se

ttin

g and all

tim

er

pr

o

gr

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will

be

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You can set

the

unit

to

start recording whenever

it

detects a video signal from the external

tuner

.

Preparing

for

the

Satellite

Link

Timer

Recording:

Preparation

on

the

tuner

·Satellite

link

accepts only

the

connection from L1 (rear)

with

the

external tuner. (The connection from

L2

cannot read any signals

from

the

external tuner.)

•

The

external tuner should

be

equipped with

some

kind

of

timer

function.

Using

timer function

of

thetuner,

set

it

to

outputaudio/video

signals

when

it

comes

tothetimeyou want to start recording, and

stop outputaudio/video

signals

wtien

it

comes

tothe timeyou want to

finish recording.

Refer

tothe tuner's

manual

on

how

to

set

thetimer.

• Make sure

to

turn

off

the

tuner

when you finish setting.

7

2

3

4

Press

[SPEED)

to

select

the

desired tape speed.

SPEED

0

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I

playback

time

I

Type

of

tape

T60

I

Tl20

I

T160

SPmode

lhour

I

2hours

I

2-2/3hours

SLPmode 3hours

I

6hours

I

Bhours

In

stop

mode, press [SETUP).

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0

Select

"SATELLITE

LINK".

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Then press

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to

go

to

T

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L

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the

desired starthour.

SATEWTE

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~I

to

go

to

next step.

~

:~

1

~

~:

00

AM

Q)or0~0

·The

hour

can

be

selected from

1-12

with

AM

or

PM

.

•When theexternal tuner

signal

is

stopped, recording will be stopped.

Note:

Preparation

on

this

unit

L1

Note:

•

Please

purchase

the

necessary cables

at

your

local store. (Refer

to

page

7.)

5

6

Set

the

desired start minutes.

If

you wish

to

go

back

to

the

left

,

press[

...

).

Q)orG)

Press

~

1

to

set satellite linkstandby

mode

.

SA

TE

LLI

TE

LI

NK

0 1 :···OO

rM

SATELLITE

LINK

01:3

0P

M

[ON)

·TIMER

REC

indicator

on

this

unit

lights

up

and the

unit

goes

to

the

DVD mode.

If

you

do

not

use DVD function,

turn

off

the

unit.

·Satellite

unit

must

be

turned

on

for

VCR

satellite link

to

start.

If

an external

tuner

is

not

set

to

output

signals, satellite

link

will

remain in standby mode.

To

cancel

the

satellite linkfunction in standbymode:

Press

[T-SETJ

on

the

remote

control

or

[

•/!!!!,

(STOP/EJECT)] on

this unit.

To cancel

the

satellitelinkfunction while

the

satellite link

recording is in progress:

Press

[

•/!!!!,

(STOP/EJECT))

on

th

is

unit

.

Note:

• You cannot stop

th

e satellite linkrecording

with

[STOP•)

on

the

remote

control.

·If

you

have

not

set

the

clock, "

CLOCK

SET

" menu

will

appear

at

step

2.

Refer

to

"Clock Setting"

on

page

12.

• You

cannot

set

the

ending

time

for

the

satellite

link

timer

recording

on

this unit.

• Recording

picture

will

be distorted

if

the

copy

prot

e

ction

signal

is

being detected

during

satelli

te

link

timer

recording.

• When a regul

ar

timer

recording and

the

satelli

te

link

timer

recording are overlapped, those recordings are recorded asillustrated below.

e.g.)

In

case

of

the

sa

te

llit

e

lin

kt

im

er record

in

g is

ove

rlapped e.g.) In c

ase

of

the ti

me

r r

ecor

di

ng is

pr

ogrammed in

the

m

iddl

e e.g.) In case of

the

tim

er

recording isoverlapped on

the

existi

ng

on t

he

exis

ting

t

im

er record

ing

.

of

t

he

sate

lli

te link

timer

record

in

g

sa

te

ll

ite link ti

me

r re

cor

din

g.

timer recording

tim

er recor

ding

satellite link

I

satellite

link

I

recording

res

ult

I

recording res

ult

l

Warning:

Una

uthor

ized recordings

of

copyrighted c

ass

e

tte

tapes

may

be an infringement

of

copyright laws.

1)

Insert a

pre

-recorded cassette tape

into

another external

device

for

playback.

2)

Insert a recordable cassette tape i

nto

this

unit

for

recording.

3)

Press

[SPEED]

on

the

remote control

to

select recording

speed

(SP

or

SLP).

4)

Pr

ess [INPUT

SELECT]

on the remote control to

se

lect L

1

or

L2.

Choose L1

if

device isconnected

to

rear i

nput

jacks, or

L2

if

connected

to

the

front. Refer

to

"Front Panel" and

"

Rear

Panel"

on

page 7 for

mo

re details.

5)

Press

1e

REC]

on

the

unit

.

6)

Press

"PLAY"

button

on

the

external device.

7)

To s

top

recording, press [

•/

!!!!,

(STOP/EJECT)]

on

thi

sunit,

th

en st

op

pl

ayback of the external devi

ce

.

timer recording

I

satellite link

c=J

I I

I

recording

re

sult

I

You can use a video

di

sc

player,

ca

ble/satellite box

or

ot

heraudio/video

co

mpon

e

nt

wi

th

aud

io

/vi

deo

o

ut

p

ut

j

ac

ks.

Note:

• For best results

during

dubbing

, u

se

button

son this

unit

wh

e

nev

er

po

ssible.The remo

te

control

might

affect another device's

op

eration.

• Always u

se

video-

quality

shielded cables

with

RCA

-typeconne

ctor

s.

Standard a

udio

cabl

es

are not reco

mmended

.

•

L2

input

jacks are on

the

front

of this

unit

.

• Pl

ea

se purch

ase

th

e n

ecessa

ry

ca

blesat y

ou

r local store.

(Re

fer

to

pa

ge 7.)

I

-

16-

EN

DVD

to

Cassette Tape Duplication

This

will

be

possible

only

if

the

DVD

is

not

copy protected.

Before you begin:

• Insert acassette tape in

the

cassette compartment. Make sure

the

tape's record

tab

is

intact and

the

tape

is

long enough

to

record the

DVD

.

• Insertthe

DVD

you

want

to

copy in

the

disc tray.

·Turn

on

the

TV

and set

it

to

the

correct Video In channel. (Check

your

TV

owner's manual

for

details.)

1

Press

[DVO].

Press

[PLAY~

I

to

play back

the

disc, then press

[PAUSE

Ill

at

the

point

where

you

want

to

start

the

recording.

2

Press

[VCR]

so

VCR

indicator

lights

up

on the

D'

sc

front

panel.

Press

[INPUT SELECT]

repeatedly

until

"DISC"

appears

on

the

TV screen.

3

Press

[SPEED]

repeatedly

until

the desired

tape

speed

(SP

or

SLP)

appears briefly

on

the

screen.

For details

about

tape speed, refer

to

page 16.

.J

4

Press

[REC/OTR]

to

start recor

ding

."

REC"

will appear on the display

panel.

5

Press

[DVD].

Press

[PLAY~]

to

play back

the

disc.

·To

pause

the

recording, press

[VCR],

then

press

[PAUSE

Ill

onc

e.

REC

indicator

on

this

unit

will

flash.

·To

resume recording, press

[REC/OTRI

or

press

[PAUSE

Ill

again.

REC

indicatoron this

unit

will

light

up

again.

·To stop recording, press

[VCR],

then press

[STOP

•1

.

Note:

• A Timer Recordi

ng

or

Satellite Link is

not

available

du

r

ing

DVD

to

cas

se

tt

e tape duplication.

DVD

FUNCTIONS

Playback

Before:

Turn on the

TV,

amplifier and any

other

components which are connected

to

this

unit

. Make sure

the

TV

and audio receiver

(not

supplied) are set

to

the

correct

channel.

1 2

Inse

rt

a

di

sc

wi

th

label facing up.

OPEN/CLO

SE

~

@--.0

3

To s

tart

playback

4

To

stop

playback

a:\

\2!:7

Disc

Menu

(;

©f

j·h·'

~

·

~

..

Light

s

up

when

power

is on.

Note:

• When you play aJPEG-format disc, details on page 19.

·"

<S>

"

mayappear

at

the

top-right

on

the

TV

screen

when

the

operation

is

prohibited

by

~

the

disc

or

this

unit

.

\;:;1

I·

• Some

DVD

may be played

from

title

2

or

3

due

to

specific programs.

• Some

di

scs

may

not

sta

rt

playbackautomatically. Then, press

[PLAY....

I

to

start playback.

• During

th

e playback of a 2-layered di

sc

, pic

ture

s may s

top

for a

moment.

This

happ

ens

wh

ile

the

1st

layer is being s

wit

ched to

th

e 2

nd

laye

r.

This is

not

a malfunction.

• You can change the on-screen language for DVD fun

ct

ion in "

PLAYER

MENU" menu.

Re

fer to page

23

.

Some discs contain menuswhich

allow

you

to

customize

DVD

playback. Use[.&

/'f!(

,

..

I~

I

to

select an item,

then

pr

e

ss

[ENTER)

(or

[PLAY~]).

Calling

Up

a

Menu

Screen

during

Playback

(}®

•

Press

[MENU)

to

call

up

the

disc menu.

•

Press

[TOP MENU)

to

call

up

the

ti

tle menu.

Note:

• Menu operations

may

vary d

ep

ending

on

the

dis

c.

Refer

to

th

e manual

acc

omp

anying the disc

for

details.

EN

Resume

ON

Press

'PLAY'

to play

from

here.

To

play

the

beg

i

nning

,

press

'

STOP'

first a

nd

the

n

'P

LA

Y'.

e.g.) DVD

Note:

• For DV

D,

se

t "STILL MODE"

to

"F

IELD

" in "D

ISP

LAY

" me

nu

if pic

tur

es

in

th

e pause mode are blurred. Refer to pa

ge

s

23

-24.

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I

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Slow

Forward

I

Reverse

Search

~·h·'~

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m

1-1

"'peotedly

in

tho

pa""'

modo

to

I•~

til

select

the

required forward

or

reverse speed.

To

continue

playback, press

[PLAY

.....

].

Note:

•

Slow

forward or

reverse

speed

is

different depending

on

the

disc.

Approximate

speed

is1(1/16x),

2(1/Sx),

3(1/2x)

.

•

Set

"STILL

MODE"

to

"FIELD"

in

"

DISPLAY"

menu

if

pictures in the

slow

playback mode

are

blurred.

Refer

to

pages

23-24

.

On~Screen

Display

3)

Use

[.A.

/T

,..,..,..,..]to

slide

the

zoomed

picture

across

the

TV

screen.

4)

To

exit

zoom

mode,

press

[ZOOM]

to

select

OFF.

Note:

• Zoom function does not work whilethe

disc

menu

is

displayed.

•

4x

zoom

is

notavailable

on

some

di

scs.

• It

may

take

several

seconds

to

slide the zoomed picture.

• Only

2x

zoom

is

available on

JPEG

files

.

• Navigation

screen

is

notavailable

on

JPEG.

•

You

cannot

pan

throuqh the zoomed picture

on

some

JPEG

files.

You can

check

the

information

about

the

current

disc

by

pressing

[DISPLAY]

on

the

remote

control.

~l

·h·'

~

5

appears

only

in

a case

multi

-

angle

is available

on

the

DVD.

~;=;:;;~;;;~~;=FI;,

current

playback status

.J---

-+

-.=:

:::::::,......~..remaining

time

of

the

current

chapter

L-----elapsed

time

of

the

current

chapter

.__------CH(Chapter):

current

chapter

number

I

total

chapters

r----t--

-

~=-~remaining

time

of

th

e

current

title

•

L-----elapsed

time

of

the

current

title

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current

playback status

rT:~r:JE:t::t:::=:lremaining

time

of

the

current

track

L...:::::;;:;;:::::.

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elapsed

time

of

the

current

track

~------TR(Track):

currenttrack

number

I

total

tracks

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,

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total

tracks

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~current

repeat setting,

if

active

_l..-----'

!

~T:

Track repeat

~A:

All Tracks

repeat

A~

B:

A-Brepeat

L----remaining

time

of

the

entire

disc

DISPLAY

elapsed

time

of

the

entire

disc

0

3 £

_________

L

~

current

title

number

I

total

titles

0 layer numbers, appears

only

when

:

Note:

r.;;;;;;:;::;:::;::;==::;=:=:;:::;)

playing

a

two

-layered disc. •

When

you

are

playing a

disc

in program

or

random mode

11]

l!i!!l

1111

11

1111

LO

: Layer

0

is

playing

W

PROGRAM

(or

RANDOM)

will

be

displ

aye

d

in

st

ea

d

of~-

L

1:

Layer

1

is

playing

-

t;:::::::__current

repeat

setting,

appears

only

when

the

repeat

setting

is

active.

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~T:

A~B

:

Chapterrepeat

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repeat

A-B

repeat

'---------bit

rate:

the

amount

of

audio

and

video

data

currently

being

read

4

~

11J

~

or

~

(Onlywhen you

are

playinga

disc

in

PROGRAM

or

RANDOM

mode.)

t o

-18-

EN

JPEG

Playback

JPEG

is a

method

of

compressing

files.

You

can

copy

JPEG

files

on

CD-RW/-Rs

from

the

computer

and

play

the

files

on

this

unit.

Insert

aJPEG-format disc,

then

the

file

list

will

automatically

appear

on

the

TV screen. Press

[MENU]

when

you

want

to

call

up

the

file

list

if

JPEG-format

disc

is

already

inserted.

1

0

ENTER~

FI

LE

LIS

T

0

~01.\)t_~

ID.

ac

Name

I

0 ....

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r,_,

G)

rn;m

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To

decide

bl<le

r~ame

4

~

le

..

,.

'

ltlooname2

Select

the

"""'

~

le

'

''"""

3 1' 2

~

desired

item.

=

l

~

l-

I

When

selecting

the

folder:

• Press

~]when

you

want

to

go

to

the

·Press[..,..]

when

you

want

to

go

back

to

the

(except

for

the

top

hierarchy).

2

\±)

I

RMumeON

I

P

raM

'l?l.AV-'

tO

pial{

.

from

the

-~

·

-

·

To

stop

playback

Top4aflhebegil"'nflg

,

press

~T()f?'~~

~c

Hhe

n

·~LAY

'.

Refer

to

"Resume

Playback"

on

page

17.

Note:

• Some selections may take awhile

to

be recognized.

•

Press

[TOP MENU]

to

return

to

the

first item.

• Folders

are

known

as

Groups; files are known

as

Tracks

.

• Folders

are

accompanied by@]icon.

•

JPEG

files are accompanied by

IQ]

icon.

• A maximum

of

255

folders or999 files may be recognized in one disc.

• Up

to

8 hierarchies

can

be recognized.

IFor best results

use

files recorded

at

these specifications:

Applicable

JPEG

file

Remarks

Normal playback

• A JPEG

image

that

extends

Upper

limit:

6,300

x

5,100

pixel

beyond

the

screen is

reduced

Lower

limit

:

32

x

32

pixel

so

that

it

will

be

displayed

File size:

Max

. 7

MB

within

the

screen.

Information on

JPEG

discs

• This

DVD

player can play back images and sounds from data recorded

in

JPEG

formats on

CD-R

and

CD-RW

dis

cs

.

• Afile with

an

extension

of

".

jpg

(JPG)"

or

".jpeg

(JPEG)"

is

ca

lled a

JPEG

file.

The

DVD

player

can

run

an

imagefile conforming

to

the

Exif specification.

Ex

if

is

afile format, Exchangeable Image File format

established byJapanese Electronic Industry Development Association

(JEIDA).

•

Fil

es

whose extension is otherthan ".jpg

(JPG)"

or".jpeg

(JPEG)"

will not

be listed on the

JPEG

menu.

•

If

thefile isnot recorded in

JPEG

format, noise may be produced even

if

the file extension

is

either ".jpg

(JPG)"

or

".jpeg

(JPEG)".

• The name

of

group and track

can

be displayed up

to

25

characters.

Unrecognizable characters will be replaced

with

asterisk

s.

Th

e ninth and

d

eepe

r hierarchies cannot

be

displayed.

• Unplayable groupsortracks may be displayed depending on the

re

cording conditions.

•

If

[TOP MENU]

is

press

ed when afile list

is

displayed, the first item will

be highlighted.

For

some

JPEG

discs,

JPEG

menu

will

be

displayed.

1)

In

stop

mode,

press

[MENU].

~-------..

• JPEG

menu

will

appear.

•

If

all

menu

items

cannot

be

displayed

on

the

screen scope,

'~"appears

at

the

right

bottom

of

the

screen,

indicating

that

the

user

can

view

I

Pi

ol

u•MI

I

Pk'""'

l

I

P

i

~

u~~

I

p

....

..

.

l

I

Pd

"'

~

I

remaining

items

on

the

...

•

132

,,......, appears,

it

indicates

that

the

user

'

"'""'"Kl

,

..

m"''

'

can

view

other

items

on

the

"m

"''..

""'

"K"'

page.

The

track

number

of

the

currently

highlighted

item

and

the

total

tracks

are

shown

at

the

center

bottom

of

the

screen.

•

If

"111+1"

is

shown

at

the

right

bottom,

use

[SKIP

111+11

to

view

the

If,,......,

is

shown

at

the

left

bottom

, use

[SKIP~]

to

view

the

•

It

may

take

some

time

until

all

menu

items

are

displayed

on

the

menu

screen.

2)

Use

[.&

IT

,..,..,

~],

select

a

desired

track

to

be

played

back,

then

press

[PLAY~

1

or

[ENTER].

•

If

a

JPEG

file

is

selected,

an

image

will

be

played

back

from

the

selected

track

and

go

to

the

in

turn.

3) Press

[STOP

•t

to

stop

playback

.

Note for

JPEG:

• Atrack

is

displayed for 5 or

10

seconds and then

the

nexttrack

is

displayed.

Refer

to

"

SLIDE

SHOW

"

on

page

26.

• During

JPEG

playback,

press

[ANGLE

B]

to

rotate a picture

90

degrees

clockwise.

• To change the

size

of

the playback image, press

[MODE)

twice

dur

ing

playback. The

size

change modeappears

on

top

of

the

TV

screen

.T

hen

press [..,.)

or~

I

or

[ENTER)

to

switch between

NORMAL

(1

OO

o/o)

and

SMALL

(95

o/o)

.

• The

size

change mode may have no effect on some files

(e

.g.files with a

small picture

size).

• The defaultsetting

is

NORMAL.

• Progressive

JPEGs

(JPEG

files

saved

in the progressive format) will

not

be played back on this

DVD

player.

• High resolution

JPEG

files take longer

to

be

displayed.

Slide

Show

Mode

c?¢

@@

You

can

switch

to

the

Slide

Show

Mode

during

playback

.

1) Press

[MODE]

during

playback.

·The

slide

show

mode

screen

will

appear.

·The

slide

show

mode

cannot

be

switched

when

it

is

stopped,

or

from

the

file

list

screen

or

JPEG

menu

screen.

2) Press

[...,..I

or

[~

1

or

[ENTER].

·The

Slide

Show

Mode

will

change.

CUT IN/

OUT

:

The

entire

image

appears

in

one

time.

FADE

IN/OUT

:The

image

appears

gradually

and

then

disappears.

3) Press

[MODE]

twice

to

exit.

EN

-

19-

,--

1

I

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:

c:

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Functions

Search

function does not workduring programmed

or

random playback.

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7

Press

[SEARCH

MODE)

.

2

Select

track number

by

using

[the Numberbuttons) within

30

seconds

.

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• For

the

disc

with

less than 10tracks, press

the

track

number

directly.

• For discs

with

more

than 10

but

less

than

99

tracks,

to

play back single-

digit

track, press

[OJ

first, then

the

track

number

(e.g

.,

for

track 3, press

[OJ,

[3]).To play back a double-digittrack, press the track number.

• For discs

with

more

than 100 tracks,

to

play backa single

or

a

double-

digit

track, press

[OJ

first, then

the

track

number

(e

.g.,

for

track

3,

press

[0), [0), [3],

and

for

track 26, press

[OJ,

[2], [6)). To play back a

triple-digit

track, press

the

track number.

Using

[SKIP~

I~]

7 During playback, press [SKIP

11+1]

to

skip

to

nexttrack.

Press

[SKIP

~I

twice (once for

JPEG)

in quick succession

to

skip

to

previous track.

CurrentTrack

•

(TR)

SKIP

1<4<4

SKIP

~~I

Note:

• [+10]

can also

bring

the track search display, except

for

the

disc

with

less

than

10 tracks. For such a disc, track search can be performed

by

just pressing

the

track number.

• Track search

is

not

available

for

programmed and random playback.

• For

JPEG

files,

[..,.,~I

is

also available.

:·

i;l

ng

lit

it/

~~apterStarch

~~.

~

."

1 .

7

2

Press

[SEARCH

MODE]

once for

the

chaptersearch.

Press

[SEARCH

MODE)

twice

for

the

title

search.

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1

Select

title/chapter

number

by

using

[the

Number

buttons)

within

30 seconds.

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<D<D®

(DQ)(j)

®®

Using

[SKIP~

I

~1

7 During playback, pre

ss

[SKIP

11+11

to

skip

to

next chapter

I

titl

e.

Press

[SKIP

~I

twice in quick success

ion

to

skip

to

I

title

.

C

urr

e

nt

C

hapter

.,j,(CH)

SKIP1<4<4

SKIP~~~

or

C

urr

e

nt

T

itl

e

.,j,

(TI)

Im

t::tt

tl

m

I

m

I

SKIPI<4<4

SKIP~I

(If

the

disc has

no

chapters)

Note:

• Depending

on

the

disc being

pl

ayed back,

thi

sfunc

tion

ca

n also be

performed

by

directly

e

nt

ering

th

e desired cha

pter

number

with

[the

Number

buttons]. Refer to

th

e ma

nu

al accompanying

th

e disc.

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·~

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7

2

Press

[SEARCH

MODEl

repeatedly

until

the

time

search display

appears.

~

fk':\-.o

~

Select

adesired disc time byusing [the Numberbuttons] within

30

seconds.

Note:

• When thereisno need

to

entera number,"0" appears automatically.

For example,

"

0:

0_:

__

"appears

in

the

time

search display

if

the total

time

of

the

title

or

track

is

less than 10 minutes.

•

Press

[CLEAR/C.RESETJ

to

erase

the

incorrect

input

at

step 2.

• For audio

CD,

[SEARCH

MODE]

is

not

available for programmed and

· random playback. ·

7

Press

[SEARCH

MODE)

repeatedly until

the

marker display

appears.

fk\-.

o

2

Select a marker.

3

Press

[ENTER].

ENTER

0

~

. 1 0.

12

.

01

To

return

to

the

markerlater

7

Press

[SEARCH

MODE)

repeate

dly

until

the markerdisplay

appears.

2

Select

the

marker.

0or(E)

3

Pre

ss

[ENTER)

at

the

desired marker.

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,---

li'fiii

-

,

~12

>

0

-

,

ii111liil

-~

-

l

ENT

ER

e

To

exit

the

marker

screen

7

Press

[RETURN).

RET

URN

0

Note:

• The marker display

will

di

sa

pp

ear in a

bout

30 seconds

when

th

er

e

is

no

output

.

·To

cleara marker, select

the

marker

to

be

cleared

at

step 2

in

the

section "To set a marker"

or

"

To

return

to

the

marker later" and

then

press

[CLEAR/C.RESET).

• Opening

the

disc tray

or

turning

off

the

power

will erase all markers.

• Selecting "

AC"

at

s

tep

2 in

the

s

ec

tion

"

To

set a marker"or "To return

to

the

marker later"

will

also erase all marker

s.

• For a

udio

CD

,

[SEARCH

MODE]

is

not

availa

ble

forprogra

mmed

and

random

ol

avback.

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