PROTRON PDV-288 Portable DVD Player User's Manual

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TO PREVENT POSSIBLE DANGER,
WHEN HANDLING
OF ALL WARNINGS
Never
spill any liquid
Never
insert
come
into
internal
ELECTRIC SHOCK,
AND
INJURY
YOUR PORTABLE DVD PLAYER, PLEASE BE AWARE
AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
LISTED BELOW.
of any kind
anything
contact
into the
with
high
on the device.
device,
voltage
where
nodes
objects
can
or damage
components,
Do not
attempt
removing
hazards,
to service
the
exposes
high
covers
Refer
all servicing
device
yourself.
voltage
to qualified
Opening
nodes
and
service
or
other
personnel.
Before cleaning
the device, turn it off, unplug
it from the
wall, and remove the battery.
Use a damp cloth for cleaning.
Never
use liquid
To prevent
overheating
the
only
device
or inadequately
Note:
Read all safety
portable
or aerosol
in a well
ventilated
and operating
DVD player,
cleaners.
and ensure
reliable
ventilated
location.
operation,
Avoid
place
cramped
locations.
instructions
before
operating
your
new
OMPDV288
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Conformity
and
FCC Compliance
Statement
This equipment
has been tested
for a Class B digital
limits are designed
interference
installation.
Compliance
and found
to comply
with
the
limits
device, pursuant
to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
to provide reasonable
protection
against harmful
when the equipment
is operated
in a residential
This equipment
generates,
uses, and can radiate
radio
frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance
with the instructions,
may cause
harmful interference
to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that
interference
will not occur in a particular
installation.
harmful
interference
to radio or television
reception
If this equipment
does cause
(this can be determined
by
turning
the device off and on), the user is encouraged
to try to correct
interference
by one or more of the following
measures:
•
Reorient
or relocate
•
Increase
the separation
•
Connect the equipment
to an outlet
which the receiver is connected.
•
Consult
the dealer
the receiving
between
the
antenna.
the equipment
and the receiver.
on a circuit
or an experienced
radio/TV
different
technician
from
that
to
for help.
Caution:
To comply with the limits for an FCC Class B computing
device, the user should use the
shielded signal cable and power cord supplied with the unit. The FCC warns that
changes or modifications
of the unit not expressly approved
by the party responsible
for compliance
could void the user's authority
to operate the equipment.
Radio
Frequency
Interference
Warning:
This is a Class B product.
interference,
in which
In a domestic
and Statement
This device
is a UL Listed product.
of this
Canadian
This digital
product
UL has found
met UL's safety
DOC Notice
apparatus
environment
this product
case the user may be required
UL Mark
samples
Statement
that
representative
for Class B Computing
does not exceed the
and Declaration
Class B limits
of related
EN 55022, EN 61000-3-2,
Directive
European
EN 61000-3-3
EN 50082-1
Low-Voltage
Devices
for radio
noise emissions
Regulations
of Conformity
This device complies with the requirements
which include the following:
Emission:
measures.
requirements.
from a digital apparatus
as set out in the Radio Interference
Canadian Department
of Communications.
CE Mark
may cause radio
to take adequate
(73/23/EEC)
standards,
of the
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Contents
Introduction
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Features ......................................................
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Unpacking Your New DVD Player .....................................
Operating the Player ...............................................
Turning the Player On and Off ....................................
Inserting a Disc ................................................
Adjusting the Volume ...........................................
Using Headphones .............................................
Adjusting Color Settings .........................................
Bringing Up the On-Screen Display ................................
Accessing the Setup Menu .......................................
Playing DVDs ......................................................
The On-Screen Display ..........................................
Navigating Menus ..............................................
Controlling
Playback ............................................
Selecting the Audio Channel .....................................
Selecting the Subtitle Channel ...................................
Searching to a Specified Location .................................
Repeating Chapters .............................................
Repeating an Arbitrary Section ...................................
Programming Playback Order ..................................
Marking and Returning to Locations ...............................
Playing Video CDs ................................................
The On-Screen Display .........................................
Navigating Menus .............................................
Controlling
Playback ...........................................
Repeating an Arbitrary Section ..................................
Programming Playback Order ...................................
Marking and Returning to Locations ..............................
Playing Audio CDs ...............................................
The On-Screen Display .........................................
Controlling Playback ...........................................
Searching to a Specified Time ...................................
Repeating Tracks ..............................................
Repeating an Arbitrary Section ..................................
Programming Playback Order ...................................
Marking and Returning to Locations ..............................
Playing MP3 CDs ..................................................
The On-Screen Display .........................................
Controlling
Playback.
Navigating the Directory Structure
Repeating Tracks.
Programming Playback .......................
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Table of Contents
Playing
Kodak
Picture
The On-Screen
CDs
Display
Controlling
Playback
Navigating
Menus
Transforming
Enabling
Slideshow
Navigating
Displaying
............................................
Images
the
Images
Transition
Directory
Stored
The On-Screen
Playback
Navigating
the
Transforming
Enabling
Slideshow
the
Replacing
Configuring
Structure
Control
the
the
Language
20
20
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Effects
Player
21
21
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Battery
20
21
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........................................
Remote
Setup
20
.............................................
Playback
Remote
19
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..........................................
Transition
Images
CDs
19
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.........................................
Directory
Programming
Using
Structure
18
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..........................................
Images
Repeating
Effects
on Data
Display
Controlling
18
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22
23
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26
27
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27
Screen Setup
.................................................
28
Audio
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29
Setup
Custom
Setup
Exit Setup
Using
the
................................................
Player
in a Vehicle
Connecting
Power
Attaching
the
Player
to a Separate
Connecting
to a Peripheral
the
Battery
Connecting
the
Disconnecting
Charging
the
Troubleshooting
Support
Specifications
General
Battery
Pack
Display
Audio
..............................
Battery
32
32
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Warranty
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36
38
39
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Display ......................................................
AudioNideo
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Limited
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Information
32
System
........................................
Battery
30
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............................................
Battery
the
Devices
30
30
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to Other
Connecting
Using
29
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to a Seatback
Connecting
29
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OMPDV288.book
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Congratulations
With
a large
player
++++_
albums
Audio
and
or stereo
allows
and
your
movies
music and
wherever
you
Protron
Portable
and a half
on the
photo
DVD Player!
hours
of battery
in the
air--anywhere.
road,
CDs so you can listen
life, your
new
In
to music or browse
are.
video
outputs
allow
system
for the
highest
you to use your
new
over two
you to watch
it can play
photo
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on purchasing
7" screen
allows
addition,
June 16, 2005
you to connect
player
audio
on the
and
road
your
video
player
quality.
for as long
to a television
A car power
and/
adapter
as you want.
Features
•
Large
7" screen
•
Fully compatible
with DVD, Audio
CD, MP3 CD, Video
CD, Kodak Picture CD, CD-ROM, and CD-R media
•
Superlative
•
Displays
•
10-bit,
525-1ine
•
24-bit,
96kHz
digital
•
Dolby
Digital
surround
•
Composite
•
Digital
coaxial
•
Stereo
audio
•
Headphones
output
•
4 languages:
English,
•
32 DVD subtitle
•
Multi-angle
error
CD, Super
correction
JPEGs stored
on data
CDs
video
converter
digital
video
audio
converters
for
high
fidelity
sound
output
audio
output
output
video
Spanish,
channels
playback
French,
supported
and
German
sound
Video
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Unpacking
Your
Before
using
your
unpack
the
contents
of the
everything
is present
and
To unpack
the
1.
Open the
aside,
2.
Remove
holds
3.
Remove
the
player,
the
sure
accessories
box and set it
case, which
Open
plastic
then
to ensure
it and
bag enclosing
open
the
the
the
contact
player
plastic
",
accessories
items
If any items
damaged,
you should
check to make
player.
box contains
below.
Player
undamaged,
carrying
player.
the
Check
DVD player,
box and
and peel the protective
cover from the screen,
4.
DVD
player:
the
the
New
portable
box, Remove
remove
the
new
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indicated
are missing
the
or
seller
immediately.
DC Power
Battery
Adapter
Power
\
/
Audio
Cable
Cord
/
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Unpacking
receptacle
3rotector,
then
Pull the plastic
the remote.
Attach
the
tab
four
the
out
battery
Line up the four
toward
the
the
battery
rear
on the
of the
battery
slots on the
slots, then
front
of the
power
Connect
display.
the
player.
light
power
indicating
charging.
battery
that
adapter
on the
The CHARGE
on the
cord
end
adapter.
DC IN 12V jack
the
to the
side of the
INDICATION
should
battery
come on,
is
OPEN
slot
button,
on
player:
with
player,
slide the
Connect
one end of the power
to a wall socket, and the other
to the
the
receptacle.
of the
to the
tabs
corresponding
tabs into
by pressing
close the
the
drop
battery
"
7_
Your New DVD Player
remove
the
paper
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Operating
the
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Player
POWER
ON
OFF
VIDEO
MODE
\
COAXIAL
AUDIO
DOWN
/
UR
PHONE
UP
,
/
,
VOL
|
/
/
/
SETUP
ENTER
MENU
ZOOM
STOP
PLAY
PAUSE
A
Power Light
Remote
the
charged
Player
battery
with
Control
Receiver
On and Off
is attached
to the
the
power
adapter,
the
left side of the
turn
player
4
player
the
or the
player
to the
player
is attached
on and off
appropriate
by sliding
position.
to a
the
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Operating
DVDs and CDs is located
directly
beneath
the
the Player
screen,
disc;
1,
Press the
OPEN
2.
Snap the
disc onto
3.
Close
receptacle
the
Adjusting
The VOL
button
the
knob
on the
To adjust
Using
Headphones
To listen
to the audio
left side of the
in.
Adjusting
the
player's
There
screen.
MODE
The menu
will
player
the
begin
to
play the
disc.
Bringing
headphones,
color
The Setup
video,
programming,
after
(OSD)
headphones
direction.
plug
them
into the PHONE
when
headphones
a few
jack on the
are plugged
directly
Brightness,
these,
below
the
Contrast,
and press the
and
DOWN
Color.
and
UP
gives
until
RESET is highlighted
and press
of inactivity.
Display
information
about
the
button
current
on the
disc and
remote.
Menu
and
and
configure
press the SETUP
buttons
seconds
you to configure
audio,
Player"
the
OSD, press the OSD
Setup
allows
the
and
appropriate
mute
settings:
press MODE
up the
the
speaker
in the
setting.
On-Screen
Display
menu
sets the
knob
with
color
to cycle through
the selected
To bring
will
settings
are three
Up the
Accessing
swivel
Settings
disappear
The On-Screen
menu,
will
left side of the
button
to adjust
"Configuring
center.
volume,
To reset the color settings,
either DOWN or UP.
change
in the
The speakers
Color
display
playback.
receptacle.
cover. The player
using
player.
You can adjust
buttons
spindle
the
the Volume
volume,
Press the
to open
language
other
on page
button.
the
operation
settings,
general
control
display
27 for more
of the
player.
You can
access to mature
behavior.
information,
See
To access the Setup
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Playing
DVDs
DVDs will
upon
insertion.
and search
functions,
play
playback
The On-Screen
The player
The first
mode
number,
and playback
mode
playback
channel,
audio
shows
the
current
(press
OSD twice)
time,
playback
channel,
video
shows
state
the
AC42
format,
and
CH
_[_:
title
pause,
chapter
number,
00 : 00 : 05
NTSC
chapter
and so on), subtitle
||]
English!/5
Inter_ce
_:
1/2
J
Menus
arrow
controls
to select
an item.
Press MENU
to return
to the previous
menu,
in a DVD menu,
Controlling
remote,
number,
shot angle,
!/14
Press ENTER
When
title
current
(play, stop,
_:
When
DVD
time.
_[_:
Navigating
all standard
modes:
(press OSD once)
number,
can perform
Display
The DVD OSD has two
The second
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use the
to
navigate,
Playback
playing
a DVD,
and some
use the
following
are on the
Press STOP to stop the
DVD
player
buttons
to navigate
(some
are on the
itself):
completely.
When
the
DVD is playing,
press PAUSE/STEP
or PLAY/PAUSE
to pause
When
time.
the
DVD is paused,
press PAUSE/STEP
to step forward
one frame
Press PREV to return
Press NEXT
to the
to skip to the
Press REV to reverse
the
speed at which
again
when
Press FWD
DVD
the
reversing
previous
at a
chapter.
next chapter.
playback.
Pressing this
DVD reverses:
at 32x speed
to fast forward
it.
the
button
repeatedly
2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, or 32x.
returns
to normal
DVD. This button
play
operates
changes
Pressing REV
mode.
as the
REV button
S.
the
video
at a slower
speed options:
speed.
xl/2,
xl/4,
Pressing the button
xl/8,
xl/16,
repeatedly
and xl/32.
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Playing DVDs
to
ain when
MENU
to return
Press TITLE to return
Selecting
to the
to the
the Audio
the
Press SUBTITLE
Searching
1,
last DVD
main
the
available
audio
Subtitle
Channel
the
to a Specified
once to
If there
3,
Press A and _
4,
Press ENTER
1.
available
channels.
subtitle
and chapter
bring
or time
using
up the title/chapter
the
is only
between
one title,
to select
to search
the
search
SEARCH
button.
display,
[_01/14
the
title
the
title
desired
title
to the selected
twice
to bring
1
and chapter
entry
will
entries,
be unavailable.
or chapter.
location.
up the time
01102
[_
search
Enter the desired time using the keypad.
3.
Press ENTER to navigate to the selected time,
search
display
without
going
display.
:
2,
Repeating
languages.
to a time:
Press SEARCH
To exit the
time.
playing
Location
title
Press _1 and _ to switch
To search
or to start
to a titlelchapter:
Press SEARCH
Note:
mode
menu.
2
2,
play
menu.
to cycle through
You can skip to a specified
To search
to normal
Channel
Press UR to cycle through
Selecting
return
it is stopped.
to a location,
press SEARCH
a third
Chapters
Press REPEAT to cycle through
the repeat
current
title, the current
disc, and off,
options:
7
....
the
current
chapter,
the
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DVDs
Repeating
an Arbitrary
You can repeat
To repeat
an arbitrary
an arbitrary
Press A-B
2.
Press A-B RPT again
The section
button
section
RPT to mark
will
Section
of video
using
the
A-B
selection:
1.
begin
the
beginning
to mark
the
repeating
of the section
end of the
and will
to be repeated,
section.
continue
until
you press the
A-B RPT
again,
Programming
Using
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the
Playback
PROGRAM
To program
button,
a playback
Order
you can program
a sequence
of up to 20 tracks.
sequence:
1.
Press PBC to turn off
2.
Press PROGRAM
playback
to bring
control
up the
and
program
PROGRAM
enable
_-
2=
_-
3=
_-
4.
_-
5.
_-
PROGRAM
button,
display,
TR[e
1=
the
Chapter
02
03
04
I_> : Play
3.
Select
4.
Press _ twice
5.
Select the
column.
desired
title
6.
Select the
chapter
to be scheduled
7.
Repeat
8.
Press PLAY
To return
a slot
using
the
arrow
buttons.
to move to the Title
steps 3-6 until
to start
to normal
and
the
playing
sequential
column.
press the _ button
sequence
in the
is fully
to move
selected
slot
to the
and
programmed,
back the
programmed
playback,
press PROGRAM
sequence.
twice.
Chapter
press ENTER.
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Playing D VDs
,g to Locations
button,
you can mark
and return
to up to six locations
on the
To mark a location:
1.
Press MARK
to bring
2,
Use the arrow controls to cycle through the six available
until you find an empty one (one with no time listed).
slots (M1-M6)
3,
Press ENTER
slot.
to store
up the
the
mark
current
display.
location
in the
selected
At this point you can exit the mark display by pressing MARK again,
To return
to a marked
1,
Press MARK
2,
Use the arrow
stored earlien
3,
Press ENTER
to bring
controls
to return
location:
up the
mark
display,
to cycle through
to the
selected
the
slots and find
location,
the
location
you
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10
Playing
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Video
Video
CDs can contain
player
will
Upon
the
the
play
the
CD, it will
video
The On-Screen
The OSD shows
will
such as photos,
read and begin
to play the
you to navigate
will
pictures,
Menus
Press PREV and
NEXT
an item,
begin
the
playing
the
will
display
player
track
and
playback
10 or higher,
enter
the
rightmost
times
and
then
video
digit
number
on
with
as a slideshow,
time,
menu
of that
until
on the
to move to the
keypad,
]
pages.
item
the correct
at which
when
video
the
reversing
Press SLOW
Example:
on the
keypad.
To enter
group
of ten
is selected,
To enter
then
35, press 10+ three
Press PAUSE/STEP
video
playback.
the
video
or image.
Pressing
reverses:
this
returns
to normal
DVD. This button
options:
or PLAY/PAUSE
button
repeatedly
changes
2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, or 32x. Pressing
at a slower
speed
is paused,
or image.
track
at 32x speed
to play the
several
previous
video
to fast forward
cycles through
next track
to the
Press REV to reverse
the
the
press 10+
Press PREY to return
When
time.
them
stored
beginning
Playback
Press NEXT
Press FWD
does.
back
press 5,
Controlling
again
is a menu
the tracks
00:00:05
to scroll through
enter
numbers
speed
DVD
Display
the current
Navigating
the
portable
CD. If there
through
11_: _/2
To view
Your
CD formats.
allowing
player
still
AM
or still images,
Video
player
the
CD contains
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CDs
appear,
CD. Otherwise,
first track.
If the
16, 2005
all standard
insertion,
on the
June
operates
speed.
xl/2,
xl/4,
to pause the
press PAUSE/STEP
play
Pressing
REV
mode.
as the
REV button
the button
xl/8,
x1/16,
and
video
or slideshow.
repeatedly
x1/32.
to step forward
one
frame
play mode
or to start
at a
Press STOP once to stop playback.
Press STOP twice
PLAY
to completely
or PLAY/PAUSE
lain
when
stop the
to return
disc.
to normal
it is stopped,
10
playing
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Video CDs
Section
_eat an arbitrary
an arbitrary
1,
Press A-B RPTto
2,
Press A-B
The section
button
begin
using
the A-B RPT button.
the
beginning
to mark
the
repeating
of the
section
to be repeated.
end of the section.
and will
continue
until
you press the
A-B RPT
again.
Programming
Using
of audio
selection:
mark
RPT again
will
section
the
Playback
PROGRAM
To program
button,
a playback
1,
Press PBCto
turn
2,
Press PROGRAM
Order
you can program
a sequence
of up to 20 tracks.
sequence:
off
playback
to bring
control
up the
and
program
PROGRAM
enable
the
PROGRAM
button.
display.
Track
1,
02
03
04
2.
3.
4.
5.
3.
Select
4,
Press _ to move
5.
Select
6.
Repeat
7.
Press PLAY
To return
a slot
the
to
using
track
steps
the
controls.
column.
to be scheduled
2-4 until
normal
arrow
to the Track
to start
: Play
@7: Select
_@@
in the
the sequence
playing
sequential
selected
is fully
slot and
press ENTER,
programmed.
back the
programmed
sequence.
playback,
press PROGRAM
twice,
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Marking
and Returning
Using the MARK
current
disc.
To mark
button,
to Locations
you can mark
and return
a location:
1.
Press MARK
2.
Use the arrow
controls
to cycle through
until
an empty
one (one with
3.
you find
to bring
up the
Press ENTER to store
At this
to up to six
point
To return
the current
you can exit
to a marked
1.
Press MARK
2.
Use the arrow
stored earlier.
3.
Press ENTER to return
mark
the
mark
display.
the
location
display
six available
no time
slots (M1-M6)
listed).
in the
by pressing
selected
MARK
slot.
again.
location:
to bring
controls
up the
mark
display.
to cycle through
to the selected
12
the slots and find
location.
the
location
you
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Audio CDs will
available.
play
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CDs
upon
insertion.
The On-Screen
Display
The OSD shows
current
the
AM
All standard
track
and
CD navigation
playback
are
time.
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Controlling
features
oo:oo:o5
1
Playback
Press STOP once to stop CD playback
Press STOP twice
to stop
Press PAUSE/STEP
at the
CD playback
or PLAY/PAUSE
current
location.
completely.
to pause
playback,
then
again
to resume
playback.
Press PREV to return
to the
Press NEXT to skip to the
Press REV to
reverse
previous
CD playback.
speed at which
the
when
at 32x speed
reversing
Press FWD
does.
tracks
selected,
then
press 10+
enter
the
times
enter
To search
1.
the track
press 10+
rightmost
and then
digit
repeatedly
time
play
the
mode.
operates
as the
REV button
number
on the
keypad.
until the
correct
group
on the
changes
Pressing REV again
keypad.
To access
of ten
Example:
is
To enter
35,
press 5.
to a Specified
You can skip to a specified
normal
CD. This button
10 or higher,
three
Searching
returns to
the
to a track,
numbered
Pressing this button
CD reverses: 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, or 32x.
to fast forward
To skip directly
track.
next track.
Time
using
the SEARCH
button.
to a time:
Press SEARCH
to bring
up the
time
search
display.
: :
2.
Enter
3,
Press ENTER
To exit the
time ....
the
desired
search
time
using
to navigate
display
the
to the
without
keypad.
selected
going
time,
to a location,
press SEARCH
i
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a second
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i
i i
i i
i
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i
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Tracks
Press REPEAT to cycle through
current
disc, and off.
Repeating
an arbitrary
an arbitrary
Press A-B
2.
Press A-B RPT again
begin
the
current
track,
of audio
using
the A-B RPT button.
the
beginning
to mark
repeating
the
of the section
end of the
and will
to be repeated,
section.
continue
until
you press the
A-R RPT
again,
Programming
Using the
To program
1.
options:
Section
section
RPT to mark
will
repeat
selection:
1.
button
the
an Arbitrary
You can repeat
The section
AM
CDs
Repeating
To repeat
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Playback
PROGRAM
button,
a playback
Press PROGRAM
Order
you can program
a sequence
of up to 20 tracks.
sequence:
to bring
up the
program
PROGRAM
display,
Track
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03
O4
2.
3.
4.
5.
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using
the
@7: Select
2.
Select a slot
3.
Press _ to move to the Track
4.
Select the track
5.
Repeat
controls.
6.
Press PLAY
column.
to be scheduled
steps 2-4 until
to start
To return to normal
arrow
the
[:> : Play
in the selected
sequence
is fully
slot and
playing
back the
programmed
sequential
playback,
press PROGRAM
14
press ENTER.
programmed.
sequence.
twice.
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CDs
,g to Locations
button,
To mark
you can mark
and return
to up to six locations
a location:
1.
Press MARK
2,
Use the arrow controls to cycle through
the six available
until you find an empty one (one with no time listed).
Press ENTER to store the current location in the selected
3,
to bring
up the
mark
display.
At this point you can exit the mark display
To return
on the
to a marked
1.
Press MARK
2,
Use the arrow
stored earlien
3,
Press ENTER
to bring
controls
to return
by pressing
slots (MI-M6)
slot.
MARK again,
location:
up the
mark
display.
to cycle through
to the
selected
the
slots and find
location.
the
location
you
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CDs
Upon inserting an MP3 CD, the player will begin playing the MP3 tracks stored
on the disc and bring up the directory structure for navigation and playback,
The On-Screen
The OSD shows
Display
the current
track,
directory,
and
playback
Root
Controlling
time.
00:00:
]
Playback
Press STOP once to stop CD playback
Press STOP twice
to stop
Press PAUSE/STEP
at the
CD playback
or PLAY/PAUSE
current
location.
completely.
to pause
playback,
then
again
to resume
playback.
Press PREV to return
Press NEXT
to the
to skip to the
Press REV to reverse
previous
CD playback.
speed
at which
the
when
reversing
at 32x speed
Press FWD
does.
CD reverses:
to fast forward
To skip directly
ENTER,
Navigating
the
structure
directory
display
The left
shows
enter
will
off,
display
and folders
_:
ROOT _:
_
returns
this
button
to normal
the track
Directory
on and
half of the
the tracks
Pressing
repeatedly
changes
2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, or 32x. Pressing
play
the CD. This button
to a track,
The directory
track.
next track.
display
mode.
operates
number
the
REV again
as the
REV button
on the keypad
and then
press
Structure
upon
insertion
of the
disc. To turn
the
press MENU,
shows
the folders
in the folder
on the
currently
disc, and the
selected
to the
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ROOT
(_
Track
2
C)
Track
3
C)
Track
4
(_) Track
C) Track
5
16
6
right
left.
half
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scroll
and _ to
move
ENTER to enter
Repeating
through
between
a folder
the
list.
the
left
or play
and right
Programming
To program
a playback
m_
Find the first
described
4,
Repeat
tracks
5,
time
current
using
the
track,
PROGRAM
the
button,
steps
back
mode,
up the
program
display.
1
ROOT
MP3 track
to include
2-3, adding
twice
Track
2
C)
Track
3
(_
Track
C)
Track
@
Track
from
tracks
in the
to begin
the
playing
5
6
sequence,
Structure"
the track
the track
4
in the
Directory
in the sequence
in a repeating
while
(_)
to be included
the
to remove
to be included
Press PROGRAM
program
the
Node
in "Navigating
Press ENTER
play
sequence
to bring
Press the t_ button
second
options:
a sequence:
Press PROGRAM
Program
3,
display.
Playback
You can program
2,
of the
Tracks
Press REPEAT to cycle through
the repeat
current
folder,
the current
disc, and off.
1,
halves
back an MP3 track.
in the
the
playback
the
as
16.
sequence.
(Press I_ a
sequence.)
desired
have
navigating
on page
playback
been
sequence.
order,
until
The marked
tracks
sequence.
programmed
sequence
all
marked.
is playing
to turn
off
will
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insertion,
displaying
June
the
will
Display
The OSD shows
current
Controlling
image
to the
to skip to the
directly
on the
next
to an image
keypad,
then
in the
current
directory
Press PLAY
to resume
a particular
numbers
enter
folder,
enter
the
number
of the
and
structure
the
number
press 10+
digit
bring
up the thumbnail
display.
menu,
playback.
enter
on the
until
of the
image
the correct
keypad,
Example:
group
on the
often
To enter
keypad.
the
slideshow
NEXT
select
all the
pictures
from
on the
to bring
images
to scroll through
an image
Transforming
is playing
of the
the
on the
menu
menu,
35, press 10+
disc beginning
Images
Press _ to rotate
the
image
90 ° to the
right.
Press _ to rotate
the
image
90 ° to the
left.
Press A to flip
the
image
horizontally.
Press T to flip
the
image
vertically.
18
up the thumbnail
menu,
disc.
pages.
a slideshow
with
the
will
begin
selected
To
is selected,
press 5.
thumbnails
Press PREV and
through
CD,
slideshow.
Menus
displays
you
image,
rightmost
Press STOP while
When
slideshow
and then
Navigating
which
up the
10 or higher,
the
times
Picture
press ENTER.
to bring
three
Kodak
image.
Press MENU
then
play your
image.
slideshow
enter
to
disc.
to pause the
previous
Press STOP once to stop the
To view
begin
on the
number,
or PLAY/PAUSE
Press PREV to return
To jump
and
images
image
CDs
Playback
Press PAUSE/STEP
Press NEXT
read
of the
The On-Screen
the
AM
Picture
player
a slideshow
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image.
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Playing Kodak
Transition
through
Picture CDs
Effects
the available
slideshow
transition
effects:
No Effect
++++_
Effect
1--Slides
the
new
image
up over the
Effect
2--Slides
the
new
image
down
•
Effect
3--Slides
the
old image
up to uncover
•
Effect
4--Slides
the
old image
down
•
Effect
5--Draws
the
simultaneously
•
new
to the
image
old
over
the
the
to uncover
over
the
old
new
the
old from
new
the top
and
bottom
to top
middle
Effect6--Drawsthenewimageovertheoldfromthemiddletothetop
and
bottom
simultaneously
•
Effect
7--Draws
the
new
image
over
the
old from
bottom
•
Effect
8--Draws
the
new
image
over
the
old from
top
•
Effect
9--Draws
the
new
image
over
the
old from
bottom
to top
eight
horizontal
slices simultaneously
top
bottom
•
•
Effect
10--Draws
eight
horizontal
slices simultaneously
Effect
11--Fades
out
Navigating
Press MENU
the
while
FHe
_
the
slideshow
display
the files and folders
new
image
in the
over
old image,
Directory
the
The left half of the
the
the folders
folder
currently
[]
image
[]
image
[]
image
[]
image
[]
image
the
]
up the directory
to the left.
1
2
3
4
5
6
image
list.
Press4and_tomovebetweentheleftand
a folder
in
new
on the disc, and the right
selected
[]
Press ENTER to enter
in the
to
: i/6
PmCTURES
through
fades
to bring
shows
ROOT
Press Ak and T to scroll
then
old from
in
Structure
is playing
Number
the
to bottom
righthalvesofthedisplay.
or display
an image,
19
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structure.
half shows
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When
you
insert
player
will
stored
on the
disc.
The On-Screen
image
the
slideshow
images
image
and
display
order,
rotate
or groups
II_: 1/2
_:
number
in a slideshow
and flip
images,
of images,
and
file
directory.
ROOT
or PLAY/PAUSE
to the
to skip to the
on the
previous
next
to an image
keypad,
then
to pause the
Press STOP twice
image.
in the
current
Navigating
Press STOP while
the
files and folders
the slideshow
m_
is playing
ROOT
scroll
and _ to move
enter
of the
structure
up the directory
disc, and the right
menu.
to the
structure.
The
half shows
the
left.
: t/6
1
[Z
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image
[]
image
E]
image
E]
image
E]
image
[]
image
through
the
list.
between
the
left
a folder
up the directory
to bring
selected
DIR
INAGES
and _to
number
disc,
on the
currently
Number
UP
the
Structure
the folders
in the folder
File
enter
playback.
Directory
shows
and bring
stop the
slideshow
left half of the display
folder,
press ENTER,
to completely
to resume
slideshow,
image.
Press STOP once to stop the slideshow
'ress •
detect
Playback
directly
Press PLAY
on Data
Display
Press PREV to return
Press NEXT
program
and repeat
the current
Press PAUSE/STEP
To jump
Stored
CD, the
you to
Controlling
AM
images
effects,
The OSD shows
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allows
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any JPEG format
The player
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and
2
3
4
5
6
right
an image.
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halves
of the
display,
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Images Stored on Data CDs
Images
++++_
rotate
the
image
90 ° to the
right.
to rotate
the
image
90 ° to the
left.
Press A to flip
the
image
horizontally.
Press _
the
image
vertically.
to flip
Enabling
Slideshow
Press ANGLE
Transition
to scroll through
Effects
the available
slideshow
•
No Effect
•
Effect
1--Slides
the
new
image
up over the
•
Effect
2--Slides
the
new
image
down
•
Effect
3--Slides
the
old image
up to uncover
•
Effect
4--Slides
the
old image
down
•
Effect
5--Draws
simultaneously
•
Effect
and
the
6--Draws
bottom
new
to the
image
transition
effects:
old
over
the
old
the
to uncover
new
the
over
the
old from
image
over
the old from
new
the top
and
bottom
middle
the new
the
middle
to the top
simultaneously
•
Effect
7--Draws
the
new
image
over
the
old from
bottom
•
Effect
8--Draws
the
new
image
over
the
old from
top
•
Effect
9--Draws
the
new
image
over
the
old from
bottom
to top
eight
horizontal
slices simultaneously
top
bottom
•
•
Effect
10--Draws
eight
horizontal
slices simultaneously
Effect
11--Fades
out
Repeating
Press the
image,
new
the
image
over
old image,
the
then
old from
fades
in the
to bottom
to
new
Images
REPEAT
the
the
to top
current
button
folder,
to scroll
the
through
entire
the
repeat
disc, and off.
modes:
the
current
in
in
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Programming
Playback
You can program
To program
1.
June
a slideshow
sequence
using
the
PROGRAM
button,
a sequence:
Press PROGRAM
to bring
Program
up the
program
display.
Mode
m_ ROOT
UP_DIR
INAGES
[_
2.
Find an image
"Navigating
3.
4.
5.
to be included
the
Directory
Press the 1_ button
a second
time
13
to
the
the
all images
Press ENTER
twice
begin
Press PROGRAM
program
to
while
[]
image
[]
image
[]
image
2
3
4
5
6
sequence,
on page
image
image
2-3 until
in a repeating
image
in the
Repeat steps
marked.
display
image
[]
Structure"
to include
remove
E]
from
in the
playback
the
sequence.)
to be included
playing
the
navigating
as described
in the
sequence.
sequence.
sequence
The marked
(Press
have been
images
sequence.
the
programmed
sequence
mode.
22
in
20.
is playing
to turn
off
will
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The remote
operation
itself.
control
and
Control
can be used to control
includes
more
functionality
every aspect
than
the
of the display's
controls
on the
player
®
The following
Button
(_
is a list of all buttons
on the
remote
and their
functions:
Function
Brings
current
up
the On-Screen
Display
playback
information
(OSD), which
shows
OSD
(_
Changes
angle DVDthe filming
angle
when
playing
back a multi-
ANGLE
(_
uR
O
SUBTITLE
Cycles through
When
playing
mono
(left
the available
on a DVD.
back
a CD, this audio
button channels
cycles through
stereo,
channel),
Cycles through
the
and
mono
available
(right
subtitle
channel)
channels
playback.
on a DVD
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Function
©
Zooms
in on the
When
ZOON
viewing
repeatedly
x4.
©
©
picture
a DVD or Video
cycles through
When
viewing
button
150%,
cycles through
and 200%,
a data
CD, pressing
three
zoom
CD containing
five
zoom
Brings up the
Setup menu
and
When
menu
a DVD or Video
this
levels:
images,
levels:
pauses
xl,
button
x2, and
pressing
25%,
50%,
the
100%,
playback
SETUP
playing
CD, returns
to the
previous
MENU
©
Returns
to the
main
menu
TITLE
@@
G
G
G
Used to enter
track
numbers
(CDs and Video
and
navigate
CDs), chapter
directly
(DVDs),
to a specified
or photo
(photo
CDs)
@
@
Used to access tracks, chapters,
higher, To use, press repeatedly
selected,
then
use the
keypad
or photos numbered
10 or
until the correct
decade is
to enter
the
least significant
digit.
©
Cycles through
the
available
repeat
modes
REPEAT
O
Marks
an arbitrary
section
to be repeated
A=B RPT
O
Brings up location
the search
specified
display,
which
SEARCH
Used
to navigate
menus
24
and
displays
you can use to skip to a
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Control
....... Function
Confirms
(_)
the
Brings
current
current
selection
or entry
up
location
the mark
and display,
later return
which toyouit can use to mark
the
MARK
(_)
Brings up playback
the program
display, forwhich
program
sequences
CDs you can use to
PROGRAM
©
PBC
When
playing
DVDs or Video
CDs, turns
control
to enable playback
the PROGRAM
button.
sequence
In addition,
control
skip the
and
when
root
begin
Mutes
playback
menu
on a Video
playback
the
with
the
off
is off,
CD when
first
playback
programming
the
the
using
player
will
disc is inserted
track.
audio
MUTE
Resumes
normal
playback
mode
PLRY
Stops
playback.
Press
twice
to completely
stop
a disc.
STOP
Returns
to the
previous
chapter,
track,
or photo
PREV
to the
Skips
next chapter,
track,
or photo
NEXT
When
in normal
When
frame
a DVD is paused,
at a time.
When
play
REV
®
FWD
play
a CD is paused,
mode,
this
this
button
button
pressing
the
pauses
button
resumes
one
normal
mode,
Reverses DVD
or CD
playback.
repeatedly
cycles
through
the
x16, x32, and xl.
Pressing speeds:
this button
reverse
x2, x4, x8,
Fast forwards
the DVD or CD. Pressing this
repeatedly
cycles through
the fast forward
x8,
playback.
steps forward
x16,
x32,
and
button
speeds:
x2,
xl.
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Control
Button
Function
Slows down
the playback
speed
button
repeatedly
cycles through
slow
Note:
x1/8,
If a hand
that
the
mode
Replacing
icon
appears
button
or for the
the
xl/16,
x1/32,
upon
you have
of the
a DVD.
Pressing
speeds:
x1/2, xl/4,
xl,
pressing
pressed
disc in the
Remote
and
a button
does not
on the
function
remote,
in the
it means
current
player,
Battery
The remote
requires
a CR2502 battery,
held in a small enclosure
at the bottom
which is
of the
remote.
To replace
1.
2.
the battery:
Release the
the remote.
tab and
Remove
old battery
the
pull
the
enclosure
and
replace
out
it with
of
_(
....
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REPEAT
TITL_
the new battery.
The positive
(+) terminal
should face the bottom
of the remote.
3.
Slide the
enclosure
back
into
the
remote.
MARK
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27
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uring
The Setup
the
menu
operation
change
video,
settings,
general
allows
AM
Player
you to configure
player.
audio,
and
You can
language
access to mature
and
display
To use the
t0:09
the
of the
control
programming,
16, 2005
configure
other
behavior,
Setup
[
menu:
1,
Press the SETUP
the menu.
button
to
2,
Once the
items.
menu
3,
Press the
menu.
button
4,
Press the
ENTER
button
to select
5,
Press the
SETUP
button
to exit
appears,
is a description
Language
Setup
@@_r
_ @: Move
_:
Select
SETUP:
Quit
up
use the
to enter
The following
bring
A and Y buttons
a sub-menu,
and press the
button
the
menu
to leave
a sub-
an item,
the
of the
to navigate
menu,
contents
of the
Setup
menu
and their
use.
This menu allows you to change the
language used by the player for menus,
audio, and subtitles, The options for
each are English, Spanish, French, and
German.
The sub-menus
are as follows:
[
@@_
_:
Move
_:
$eJect
SETUP:
Quit
OSD
Changes
the
Display),
which
language
displays
of the
Setup
information
menu
about
and the
the
OSD (On-Screen
current
media
and settings,
Menu
Changes
the
language
used for DVD menus,
the
language
used for DVD audio.
the
language
used for DVD subtitles.
Audio
Changes
Subtitle
Changes
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Screen
Setup
The Screen Setup
menu
allows
change
display
parameters
player's
built-in
screen,
external
display
to which
connected
as well
Display"
The sub-menus
as any
the
(see "Connecting
Separate
you to
for the
player
is
to a
on page
32).
I @@("
_):[_ove
[_:SelectSETLIP:Quit
I
are as follows:
TV Type
Selects the
•
4:3
format
used by the
PS--Pan
entire
and
screen
display
scan. This format
of a 4:3 format
to which
the
crops the
video
4:3 LB--Letterbox.
This format
displays
but does not fill the entire screen.
•
16:9--For
16:9 format
is connected:
image
to fill
the
display.
•
without
player
displays.
the
The image
full
image
fills the
on the
entire
screen,
screen
cropping.
l
4:3
Screen
Turns
4:3 LB
PS
16:9
Saver
the screen
on after
saver on and
a period
of inactivity
off. When
this
is on, a screen saver will
to save battery
come
life.
TV System
Selects the
image
format
•
NTSC--A
format
•
PAl.
format
1--A
South
America,
connecting
•
PAl. 2--Use
used by the
used primarily
disc being
in North
used in various
Europe,
to an external
PAL 2 when
other
Asia, and
the
and
parts
Middle
played:
Central
America
of the world,
including
East. Select
PAL 1 when
display.
playing
PAL-format
media
on the
Brightness
Controls
the
•
Normal
•
Bright
•
Soft
brightness
the variance
of the
between
image:
light
and
28
dark
in the
image
player
itself.
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the Player
gures the audio format
audio output. There is one submenu:
Digital Out
Selects the format used for digital
audio output. The options are
• SPDIF/PCM
•
SPDIF/RAW
•
Off
Custom
[
@_
_:
Move
[
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_:
SeJect SETUP:
Quit
_>: SeJect SETUP:
Quit
Setup
The Custom Setup menu configures
other player parameters, as listed below:
Parental
Ctrl
Selects the content rating above
which a password will be required:
• 1
•
2
•
3: PG
•
4:PG-13
•
5
•
6: R
•
7:NC-17
•
8
Password
Sets the
Angle
password
for parental
control.
The factory
default
is '8888%
Mark
When
this
when
a DVD
is turned
on, a small
has multi-angle
icon
will
display
in the
video.
Default
Resets all settings
to factory
defaults
Exit Setup
Selecting
password
this exits the
Setup
menu.
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....
'_:M°ve
corner
of the screen
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Using
Your
30
carrying
June
16, 2005
Player
DVD
power
player
adapter
is designed
is included
player
supply, attach
included
vehicle
power
to the
adapter
player,
end to a cigarette
outlet.
The carrying
to a seatback,
to accommodate
to power
to attach
and
the
player
player
usage
from
in a vehicle.
your
vehicle,
A
and
to a seatback.
DC IN 12V
the other
lighter
power
to a Seatback
case has a number
such as in a vehicle
of straps that
or airplane.
To attach the player to a seatback:
1. Slide the player
under the elastic
strap on the
carrying case and
seat it on the stop
below.
2.
the
to the
vehicle's
power
one end of the
Attaching
AM
Power
the
jack on the
t0:09
in a Vehicle
case can be adapted
Connecting
To connect
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the
portable
vehicle
the
Page
Secure the
bottom two
corners of the
player with the
two small elastic
straps on the
stop.
3O
can be used to attach
the
player
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Using the Player in a Vehicle
:o strap just
slip the
handle
below
of the
headrest.
4,
Tighten
around
the Velcro
the
headrest
up the display.
strap
and flip
the
media
case over
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your
Connecting
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Player
portable
or to an external
To connect
attach the
16, 2005
the
You can connect
picture,
June
to Other
DVD player
audio
system
to a Separate
to an external
for better
'\
included
video adapter
cable to
the composite
video input on
display,
and attach
end
to the VIDEO
_
the other
__
jack on the
i!_i
player.
To connect
the
the
as well,
display
audio
output
attach
for a larger
Display
to a separate
display,
yellow
end of the
the
display
sound.
i
to
the
red (left) and white
(right)
connectors
on the included
audio
adapter
display's
connect
cable
the
cable
to the
audio input, and
the other end of the
to the
AUDIO
URjack
on
player.
Once the player
under
is connected
to the display,
the Screen Setup menu
select the appropriate
on the player
(see "Configuring
TV Type setting
the Player"
on
page 27).
Connecting
There
to a Peripheral
are two
outputs
analog
and digital.
output,
as it will
that
If your
provide
To connect to a digital
use a 1/8"-to-TOSLINK
1/8"-to-coaxial
the
COAXIAL
digital
audio
audio
output
input
Audio
audio
better
system
sound
supports
the
audio
Digital
Setup
player
system,
(S/PDIF) system,
or
cable
'\
to connect
on the
player
is connected
select the
to a
/
nfiguring
the
player
Player"
to the
appropriate
under
on the
audio,
TM
on the audio
Out setting
menu
to an external
digital
quality.
system.
Once
System
can be used to connect
the
Audio
(see
on page
27).
32
audio
use the
system:
digital
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Connecting
,g system,
iectors
and
attach
and white (right)
on the included
audio
connect
to the
the Player to Other Devices
AUDIO
the other
UR jack
end
system input,
of the cable
on the
player,
/
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Battery
life of the
to the
rear of the
connected
to the
player,
Connecting
To connect
notches
bottom
the
the
AM
Pack
included
It attaches
t0:09
battery
player
the
Battery
battery
to the
pack
and
player,
is more
alignthe
/
on the battery
with the holes on the
of the player, push the notches into
holes,
and slide the
battery
and
than
two
may be charged
and a half hours.
separately
/-_-_'_
_ --_
or while
_,
o
player
together.
ii®
Disconnecting
To disconnect
battery
and
the
The battery
the
power
hold
battery
down
and
the PUSH
player
while
connected
the battery
while
attach one end of
adapter
and the other
source.
button
on the top
of the
apart.
Battery
may be charged
DC IN 12V jack
>,
Battery
battery,
slide the
Charging
To charge
connected,
the
the
• ••
to the
on the
player,
end to a power
34
to the
player
or separately.
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Using the Battery Pack
power
2V IN jack
adapter
on the
to the
battery
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Troubleshooting
Possible
Symptom
Resolution
Cause
Power
Power light
does not
come
cord(s)
not securely
connected
on
Make
sure the
Power
Adapter
on the
display.
Make
sure the
power
securely
Adapter
is
If the
working
and
power
light
cable
is firmly
socket
connected
Power outlet
off or not
power
wall
cord
to the
the
DC
into the
from
the wall
is
DC Power
outlet.
outlet
is working,
on the DC Power
when
from
inserted
it is plugged
the
Adapter
blue
will
come on
in. If it doesn't,
try
plugging
a different
device into the outlet
and see if it turns on. If not, check that the
outlet
is on or use a different
outlet.
Battery
is
Recharge
discharged
Screen
The battery
flashing
and off
on
low
Unclear
or
Signal
the
battery
and/or
is
on energy
cable(s)
Plug in the
player
and/or
Make
sure the
signal
connected.
display
Radio
Check
for any electronic
interference
might
be interfering
or the
player's
No picture
display
on
Player
is in
Press PLAY
power
mode
saving
saving
No signal
recharge
cable(s)
not securely
connected
external
in the
the
battery.
noisy picture
on external
No picture
plug
playen
Make
the
devices
with
the
nearby
video
that
signal
operation.
to bring
the
player
out
of power
mode.
sure the
external
picture,
the
are firmly
check
player
36
proper
display.
source
If there
the signal
is on and
is selected
cable(s)
working.
on
is still no
and ensure
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Troubleshooting
Possible
Resolution
Cause
No
sound
Audio
Make
sure the
not securely
connected
cable(s)
firmly
connected,
Headphones
Unplug
plugged
Audio
Display
dark
is too
or too
bright
signal
cable(s)
are
headphones,
in
muted
Contrast
Unmute
the audio by pressing
button
on the remote.
or
brightness
low
the
audio
Adjust
too
the contrast
desired
and/or
the
MUTE
brightness
to
setting.
or too
high
Remote
control
not
functioning
Battery
Make
inserted
oriented
sure the
battery
is inserted
and
properly.
improperly
Battery
low
on
Replace
the
battery.
energy
A button
stuck
is
Obstacle
between
remote
Jog any stuck
unstick them.
Remove
the
buttons
on the
remote
to
obstacle,
and
display
The remote
is
too far from
the
closer
to the
display.
display
After-image
Inherent
remains on
screen after
characteristics
display
turned
Move
LCD
This is characteristic
image
will
of an LCD. The after-
disappear
after
a few
minutes.
is
off
Distorted
Display
image
set incorrectly
format
selected
Check that
the
Red, green,
blue, or
white
dots
Inherent
LCD
characteristics
This is characteristic
cause a malfunction.
in the
correct
Setup
display
format
is
menu.
of an LCD and will
not
on screen
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symptom
Possib,e Reso,utioo
.....
Cause
"Wrong
disc"
Unreadable
Ensure disc is not
displays
upon
disc
and
disc insertion
Disc format
not
re-insert
Ensure the
supported
with
the
page
Note:
Further
troubleshooting
website
at www.protronusa,com.
Support
return
laid
•
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Clean
compatible
(see "Specifications"
on
39).
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•
Serial
product
to your
in "Unpacking
Protron
which
customer
may be found
may be found
on the
Protron
Your
retailer
New
until
you
DVD Player"
service,
on the
please
bottom
record
of your
have performed
the
on page
2 and
may not
be returned
the
following
portable
DVD player:
Number
Number
The Protron
customer
service
week
following
number:
at the
disc has a format
player
the customer
service center, Merchandise
without
a return
form authorization.
contacting
information,
this
out
contacted
to Protron
Before
or dirty.
Information
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steps
scratched
as necessary.
center
may be contacted
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General
Dimensions
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7.6"W
x 1.7"H x 5.8"D
194mm
(W) x 43mm
(H) x 148mm
Weight
Playback
DVD, Audio
Formats
Picture
Outputs
CD, VCD, SVCD, MP3 CD, Kodak
CD, CD-ROM,
CD-R
1 x composite
video (1/8" TS)
1 x digital coaxial audio (1/8" TS)
1 x stereo audio (1/8" TRS)
1 x headphone
(1/8" TRS)
DC Power
Power
Adapter
Consumption
Storage
Temperature
Operating
Temperature
Input:
AC100-240V,
Output:
<10W
DC12V, 2A
50-60Hz
0 to 60°C
5 to 35°C
Display
Panel
Type
Screen
Active
Size
Matrix
Pixel Pitch
0.321mm
300:1
Ratio
Brightness
(H) x 0.37mm
(V)
350 cd/m 2
Angle
Response
(16:9)
480 x 234
Contrast
Viewing
TFT LCD
7" widescreen
Resolution
Time
Vertical:
Horizontal:
+60/-40 °
+/-60 °
Rise/Fal!:
12ms/18ms
Audio/Video
Video
Resolution
Video
SIN Ratio
Audio
Frequency
Audio
Dynamic
Audio
Harmonic
Speakers
525 lines
55dB
Response
Range
Distortion
+0.5/-1.0dB,
>85dB
20Hz-20kHz
at 400Hz
<0.01%
2 x 1.5W
Battery
Type
NiMH
Capacity
Running
Charging
Life
(D)
3.31bs
3500mAH
Time
Time
Approximately
2.5hrs
3-4hrs
>300 cycles (80% capacity)
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Warranty
Protron warrants this product to be free from manufacturing
defects in
material and workmanship
under normal use for the period listed at the
bottom of this document.
How to obtain
service:
•
Call the Protron Customer Support line at 1-888-257-8899. If the issue
cannot be resolved over the phone, a service tag number will be issued
and the product must be returned to Protron, at your expense, for
assessment and repair/replacement.
To request warranty repair, you
may also contact us by e-mail at [email protected].
For all other
customer service related inquiries, please email us at
[email protected].
•
Proof of purchase in the form of a bill of sale or receipted invoice with
product name, model and serial #, which provides evidence that the
product is within the warranty period, must accompany the product to
obtain warranty service.
This warranty
does
not
cover:
•
Physical
or cosmetic
•
Damage
caused
•
Ordinary
adjustments
performed
damages.
by abuse
by the
•
Damage
•
Any cost incurred
•
Signal reception
interference.
•
Incompatibility
neglect.
as outlined
in the
owners
manual
that
can be
customer.
to equipment
product
and/or
not
properly
in shipping
problems
the
product
caused
due to a change
connected
to the
for repair.
by external
in TV/CATV
product.
antenna,
broadcast
cable
systems
systems
after
was sold,
•
Batteries.
•
Images
•
Initial
installation
•
Power
surge
•
Force
majeure
•
Product shipped
materials
burnt
onto
the
screen.
and related
and/or
damage
adjustments.
by lightning.
or uncontrollable
for service
external
with
40
inadequate
force
damage.
packaging
or packaging
or
the
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your
++++_
product
and
cover all labor
charges
to repair
product.
Protron
parts
assess the
Warranty
will
provide
required
to
new,
repair
or at our discretion,
your
refurbished
replacement
3roduct.
This warranty is void if:
• Product is used in a commercial
application
misuse, negligence
or rental.
•
Damaged through
or abuse,
•
Modified or repaired
service center,
•
Damaged
•
If the original
•
If the identifiable markings on the product such as Serial # are defaced,
unrecognizable,
or missing.
•
The product
by anyone other than an authorized
because it is improperly
connected
PROTRON
to any other equipment.
proof of purchase cannot be supplied.
is used outside the country
in which it was originally
sold.
This warranty is non-transferable
and only applies to the original purchase. Any
implied warranties, including the warranty of merchantability,
are limited in
duration to the period of this expressed warranty and no warranty whether
expressed or implied shall apply to the product thereafter, Under no
circumstance shall PROTRON be liable for any loss or consequential damage
arising out of the use of this product, This warranty gives specific legal rights.
However, you may have other rights that may vary from state/province to state/
province. Some states/provinces do not allow limitations on implied warranties
or exclusions of consequential damage, Therefore these restrictions may not
apply to you,
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and
Parts
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