Important PrecautionsThe design and manufacture of this player takes personal safety into consideration. Improper operation may result in electric sho
Basic operation 4.5. The Use of Remote Sensor Depending on the placement of your DVD player, you can control the DVD function either b
Frequent operation 5. Frequent operation 5.1. Select part to be played with menu If DVD has a menu option, when PBC state is on, you can display the m
Frequent operation 5.5. Skip to next chapter/track While playing, push [NEXT] button. 5.6. Skip to previous chapter/track While pl
Frequent operation 5.10. Select subtitle language (Subject to Type of disc) For DVD discs, push [SUBTITLE] to select t
Frequent operations 5.12. Display playing time and state Push [DISPLAY] button, TV screen will display current play time state, i.e.
System setting 6. System setting Press [SETUP]. The screen will display the system setting menu. To navigate the menu, use [ ] / [ ] the buttons.
System setting Press [SETUP] to exit system setting. Note: three screen ratio modes are available (16:9 WIDE, 4:3 PS, 4:3LB). It enables
System setting Example 3: Parental Press [SETUP] to access the menu. The screen will display the “SYSTEM SETTING” menu. Use the [ ] button to nav
Functions of buttons in remote control 7. Functions of buttons in remote control This chapter will explain in detail the functions and operation pr
Functions of buttons in remote control 7.7. [Menu / PBC] While playing DVD, push this button to display the option menu included on this disc. Thi
Table of content 1. DVD features and specifications ….….……………………………………………………………….…………………………………………... 12. Name of parts ………………………………………………………
Functions of buttons in remote control 7.14. [ ] / [ ] / [ ] / [ ] When the screen displays the menu or system menu of a DVD disc, you can pus
Functions of buttons in remote control 7.21. [DISPLAY] Push the button to display some data of time, e.g. the current playing time, remaining time, et
Technical terms 8. Technical terms TITLE: For DVD disc it is defined as a long complete segment of image or music or a movie. Each title
Troubleshooting 9. Troubleshooting No sound z Check if the unit is connected securely with other systems including amplifier or TV. z Make sure you
How to deal with disk 10. How to deal with disk How to hold disc Do not touch the face coving information. When there are stains on face of disc
Warranty Limited One-Year Warranty (Non-Transferable) Myron & Davis warrants to the original purchaser a non-transferable warranty tore pair or re
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DVD features and specifications Features & Benefits z DVD, VCD, SVCD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3 compatible z Last scene memory z Slot type disc feeder z
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Names of parts 2. Names of parts 2.1. Front panel 2. POWER 3. PLAY/PAUSE 4. STOP 5. DISPLAY6. PREVIOUS 2.2. Rear panel 1
Names of parts -3-2.3. Remote control 1 11 1. MENU PBC 13. CLEAR 2. POWER 14. SLOW 2
Preparation before operation 3. Preparation before operation 3.1. Unpacking and check Check for the following accessories:
Names of parts 3.3. Connections The video signal is output through composite video output terminal, while audio signal is output by either RCA termina
Preparation before operation DVD to AMP If you are powering more than two screens, you may need to add an amplifier to boost the output signal. Connec
Basic operations 4. Basic operation 4.1. Play 1. Push [POWER] in the player. 2. Insert media discs in DVD slot. Disc will start to play automatically.
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