ht906ta-p2 ddzall1 eng 0429

P/NO : MFL67240429

HT906TA (HT906TA, SH96TA-S/ W, SH96SB-C)

Please read this manual carefully before operating your set and retain it for future reference.

OWNER’S MANUAL

DVD Home Theater System

ENG

LISHFRANÇAIS

العربية

HT906TA-P2_DDZALL1_ENG_0429.indd 1 2011-06-30 �� 12:29:28

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Safety Information

CAUTIONRISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION:TOREDUCETHERISKOFELECTRICSHOCKDONOTREMOVECOVER(ORBACK)NO

USER-SERVICEABLEPARTSINSIDEREFERSERVICINGTOQUALIFIEDSERVICEPERSONNEL.

Thislightningflashwitharrowheadsymbolwithinanequilateraltriangleisintendedtoalerttheusertothepresenceofuninsulateddangerousvoltagewithintheproduct’senclosurethatmaybeofsufficientmagnitudetoconstituteariskofelectricshocktopersons.

Theexclamationpointwithinanequilateraltriangleisintendedtoalerttheusertothepresenceofimportantoperatingandmaintenance(servicing)instructionsintheliteratureaccompanyingtheproduct.

WARNING:TOPREVENTFIREORELECTRICSHOCKHAZARD,DONOTEXPOSETHISPRODUCTTORAINORMOISTURE.

WARNING:Donotinstallthisequipmentinaconfinedspacesuchasabookcaseorsimilarunit.

CAUTION:Donotblockanyventilationopenings.Installinaccordancewiththemanufacturer’sinstructions.Slotsandopeningsinthecabinetareprovidedforventilationandtoensurereliableoperationoftheproductandtoprotectitfromoverheating.Theopeningsshallbeneverbeblockedbyplacingtheproductonabed,sofa,rugorothersimilarsurface.Thisproductshallnotbeplacedinabuilt-ininstallationsuchasabookcaseorrackunlessproperventilationisprovidedorthemanufacturer’sinstructionhasbeenadheredto.

CAUTION:ThisproductemploysaLaserSystem.Toensureproperuseofthisproduct,pleasereadthisowner’smanualcarefullyandretainitforfuturereference.Shalltheunitrequiremaintenance,contactanauthorizedservicecenter.Useofcontrols,adjustmentsortheperformanceofproceduresotherthanthosespecifiedhereinmayresultinhazardousradiationexposure.Topreventdirectexposuretolaserbeam,donottrytoopentheenclosure.Visiblelaserradiationwhenopen.DONOTSTAREINTOBEAM.

CAUTION concerning the Power Cord

Mostappliancesrecommendtheybeplaceduponadedicatedcircuit;

Thatis,asingleoutletcircuitwhichpowersonlythatapplianceandhasnoadditionaloutletsorbranchcircuits.Checkthespecificationpageofthisowner’smanualtobecertain.Donotoverloadwalloutlets.Overloadedwalloutlets,looseordamagedwalloutlets,extensioncords,frayedpowercords,ordamagedorcrackedwireinsulationaredangerous.Anyoftheseconditionscouldresultinelectricshockorfire.Periodicallyexaminethecordofyourappliance,andifitsappearanceindicatesdamageordeterioration,unplugit,discontinueuseoftheappliance,andhavethecordreplacedwithanexactreplacementpartbyanauthorizedservicecenter.Protectthepowercordfromphysicalormechanicalabuse,suchasbeingtwisted,kinked,pinched,closedinadoor,orwalkedupon.Payparticularattentiontoplugs,walloutlets,andthepointwherethecordexitstheappliance.Todisconnectpowerfromthemains,pulloutthemainscordplug.Wheninstallingtheproduct,ensurethattheplugiseasilyaccessible.


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Thisdeviceisequippedwithaportablebatteryoraccumulator.

Safety way to remove the battery or the battery from the equipment: Removetheoldbatteryorbatterypack,followthestepsinreverseorderthantheassembly.Topreventcontaminationoftheenvironmentandbringonpossiblethreattohumanandanimalhealth,theoldbatteryorthebatteryputitintheappropriatecontaineratdesignatedcollectionpoints.Donotdisposeofbatteriesorbatterytogetherwithotherwaste.Itisrecommendedthatyouuselocal,freereimbursementsystemsbatteriesandaccumulators.Thebatteryshallnotbeexposedtoexcessiveheatsuchassunshine,fireorthelike.

CAUTION:Theapparatusshallnotbeexposedtowater(drippingorsplashing)andnoobjectsfilledwithliquids,suchasvases,shallbeplacedontheapparatus.

CopyrightsItisforbiddenbylawtocopy,broadcast,show,broadcastviacable,playinpublic,orrentcopyrightedmaterialwithoutpermission.ThisproductfeaturesthecopyprotectionfunctiondevelopedbyMacrovision.Copyprotectionsignalsarerecordedonsomediscs.Whenrecordingandplayingthepicturesofthesediscspicturenoisewillappear.ThisproductincorporatescopyrightprotectiontechnologythatisprotectedbyU.S.patentsandotherintellectualpropertyrights.UseofthiscopyrightprotectiontechnologymustbeauthorizedbyMacrovision,andisintendedforhomeandotherlimitedviewingusesonlyunlessotherwiseauthorizedbyMacrovision.Reverseengineeringordisassemblyisprohibited.

CONSUMERSSHOULDNOTETHATNOTALLHIGHDEFINITIONTELEVISIONSETSAREFULLYCOMPATIBLEWITHTHISPRODUCTANDMAYCAUSEARTIFACTSTOBEDISPLAYEDINTHEPICTURE.INCASEOF525OR625PROGRESSIVESCANPICTUREPROBLEMS,ITISRECOMMENDEDTHATTHEUSERSWITCHTHECONNECTIONTOTHE‘STANDARDDEFINITION’OUTPUT.IFTHEREAREQUESTIONSREGARDINGOURTVSETCOMPATIBILITYWITHTHISMODEL525pAND625pUNIT,PLEASECONTACTOURCUSTOMERSERVICECENTER.

Youhavetosetthediscformatoptionto[Mastered]inordertomakethediscscompatiblewiththeLGplayerswhenformattingrewritablediscs.WhensettingtheoptiontoLiveFileSystem,youcannotuseitonLGplayers.

(Mastered/LiveFileSystem:DiscformatsystemforWindowsVista)

Disposal of your old appliance

1. Whenthiscrossed-outwheeledbinsymbolisattachedtoaproductitmeanstheproductiscoveredbytheEuropeanDirective2002/96/EC.

2. Allelectricalandelectronicproductsshouldbedisposedofseparatelyfromthemunicipalwastestreamviadesignatedcollectionfacilitiesappointedbythegovernmentorthelocalauthorities.

3. Thecorrectdisposalofyouroldappliancewillhelppreventpotentialnegativeconsequencesfortheenvironmentandhumanhealth.

4. Formoredetailedinformationaboutdisposalofyouroldappliance,pleasecontactyourcityoffice,wastedisposalserviceortheshopwhereyoupurchasedtheproduct.

LGElectronicsherebydeclaresthatthis/theseproduct(s)is/areincompliancewiththeessentialrequirementsandotherrelevantprovisionsofDirective2004/108/EC,2006/95/EC,and2009/125/EC.

Europeanrepresentative:

LGElectronicsServiceEuropeB.V.Veluwezoom15,1327AEAlmere,TheNetherlands(Tel:+31–(0)36–547–8888)


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Table of Contents

1 Getting Started2 Safety Information6 Unique Features6 – Portable In6 – USB Direct Recording6 – Full HD up-scaling6 – Home Theater Speaker ez Setup6 – Made for iPod6 Accessories7 Introduction7 – Playable Discs7 – About the “&” Symbol Display7 – Symbols Used in this Manual7 – Regional Codes8 Playable file Requirement9 Remote control10 Front panel11 Rear panel

2 Connecting12 Assembling the speaker14 Attaching the speakers to the unit15 Positioning the system16 Connections to Your TV16 – Component Video Connection17 – HDMI Out Connection18 – Video Connection19 – Resolution Setting19 Video Output Resolution20 Optional Equipment Connection20 – AUX In Connection20 – AUDIO (PORT. IN) In Connection20 – Listening to music from your portable

player or external device21 – USB Connection22 – OPTICAL In connection22 – Home theater speaker ez setup22 Antenna Connection

3 System Setting23 Adjust the setup settings23 – OSD Initial language settings -

Optional23 – To display and exit the Setup menu24 – Language24 – Display25 – Audio26 – Lock (Parental Control)27 – Others

4 Operating28 Using the Home Menu28 Basic Operations29 Other Operations29 – Displaying Disc Information on-screen30 – To display the DVD Menu30 – To display the DVD title30 – 1.5 times speed playback30 – Screen Saver30 – Starting play from selected time30 – Resume playback30 – Changing subtitle code page31 – Marked Playback32 – Viewing a PHOTO file33 – Sleep Timer Setting33 – Dimmer33 – Turn off the sound temporarily33 – Last Scene Memory33 – System Select - Optional33 – Adjust the speaker level settings33 – VOCAL FADER34 Radio Operations34 – Listening to the radio34 – Presetting the Radio Stations34 – Deleting all the saved stations34 – Deleting a saved station34 – Improving poor FM reception35 Sound adjustment35 – Setting the surround mode36 Advanced Operations36 – Recording to USB37 Playing the iPod37 – Preparation38 – Enjoying iPod on the screen


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38 – Enjoying the iPod IN mode

5 Troubleshooting40 Troubleshooting

6 Appendix41 Maintenance41 – Handling the Unit41 – Notes on Discs42 Area Code List43 Language code List44 Trademarks and Licenses46 Specifications


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Unique Features

Portable InListentomusicfromyourportabledevice.(MP3,Notebook,etc)

USB Direct RecordingRecordsmusicfromCDtoyourUSBdevice.

Full HD up-scalingViewsFullHDpicturequalitywithsimplesetup.

Home Theater Speaker ez SetupListentosoundsfromTV,DVDandDigitaldevicewithvivid5.1(2.1or2.0)chmode.

Made for iPodEnjoysmusicformIPodwithsimpleconnection.

AccessoriesPleasecheckandidentifythesuppliedaccessories.

Remotecontrol(1) Battery(1)

FMantenna(1) AMantenna(1)

Videocable(1) Speakercables(6)

HDMICable(1)


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Introduction

Playable DiscsThisunitplaysDVD±R/RWandCD-R/RWthatcontainsaudiotitles,DivX,MP3,WMAand/orJPEGfiles.SomeDVD±RW/DVD±RorCD-RW/CD-Rcannotbeplayedonthisunitduetotherecordingqualityorphysicalconditionofthedisc,orthecharacteristicsoftherecordingdeviceandauthoringsoftware.

DVD-VIDEO(8cm/12cmdisc)

Discssuchasmoviesthatcanbepurchasedorrented.

DVD±R(8cm/12cmdisc)

Videomodeandfinalizedonly.

DVD-RW(8cm/12cmdisc)


DVD+R:Videomodeonly

Supportsthedoublelayerdiscalso.

DVD+RW(8cm/12cmdisc)


AudioCD:MusicCDsorCD-R/CD-RWinmusicCDformatthatcanbepurchased.

About the “&” Symbol Display“&”mayappearonyourTVdisplayduringoperationandindicatesthatthefunctionexplainedinthisowner’smanualisnotavailableonthatspecificmedia.

Symbols Used in this Manual

r DVD-Video,DVD±R/RWinVideomodeorVRmodeandfinalized

t AudioCDs

y VideofilescontainedintheUSB/Disc

u AudiofilescontainedintheUSB/Disc

i Photofiles

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Indicatesspecialnotesandoperatingfeatures.

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Indicatestipandhintsformakingthetaskeasier.

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Indicatescautionsforpreventingpossibledamagesfromabuse.

Regional CodesThisunithasaregionalcodeprintedontherearoftheunit.ThisunitcanplayonlyDVDdiscslabeledsameastherearoftheunitor“ALL”.

y MostDVDdiscshaveaglobewithoneormorenumbersinitclearlyvisibleonthecover.Thisnumbermustmatchyourunit’sregionalcodeorthedisccannotplay.

y IfyoutrytoplayaDVDwithadifferentregionalcodefromyourunit,themessage“CheckRegionalCode”appearsontheTVscreen.


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Playable file Requirement

MP3/ WMA music file requirementMP3/WMAfilecompatibilitywiththisunitislimitedasfollows:

y Samplingfrequency:within32to48kHz(MP3),within32to48kHz(WMA)

y Bitrate:within32to320kbps(MP3),40to192kbps(WMA)

y SupportVersion:v2,v7,v8,v9

y Maximumfiles:Under999

y Fileextensions:“.mp3”/“.wma”

y CD-ROMfileformat:ISO9660/JOLIET

y WerecommendthatyouuseEasy-CDCreator,whichcreatesanISO9660filesystem.

Photo file requirementPhotofilecompatibilitywiththisunitislimitedasfollows:

y Maxpixelinwidth:2760x2048pixel

y Maximumfiles:Under999

y Somediscsmaynotoperateduetoadifferentrecordingformatortheconditionofdisc.

y Fileextensions:“.jpg”

y CD-ROMfileformat:ISO9660/JOLIET

DivX file requirementDivXfilecompatibilitywiththisunitislimitedasfollows:

y Availableresolution:within720x576(WxH)pixels.

y ThefilenameoftheDivXsubtitleshouldbeenteredwithin45characters.

y IfthereisimpossiblecodetoexpressintheDivXfile,itmaybedisplayedas“_“markonthedisplay.

y Framerate:lessthan30fps.

y Ifthevideoandaudiostructureofrecordedfilesisnotinterleaved,eithervideooraudioisoutputted.

y PlayableDivXfile:“.avi”,“.mpg”,“.mpeg”,“.divx”

y PlayableSubtitleformat:SubRip(*.srt/*.txt),SAMI(*.smi),SubStationAlpha(*.ssa/*.txt),MicroDVD(*.sub/*.txt),SubViewer2.0(*.sub/*.txt),Vobsub(*.sub)

y PlayableCodecformat:“DIVX3.xx”,“DIVX4.xx”,“DIVX5.xx”,“MP4V3”,“3IVX”.

y PlayableAudioformat:“AC3”,“PCM”,“MP3”,“WMA”,“DTS”.

y Samplingfrequency:within32to48kHz(MP3),within32to48kHz(WMA)

y Bitrate:within32to320kbps(MP3),40to192kbps(WMA)

y ForDiscsformattedinLivefilesystem,youcannotitonthisunit.

y Ifthenameofmoviefileisdifferentfromthatofthesubtitlefile,duringplaybackofaDivXfile,subtitlemaynotbedisplay.

y IfyouplayaDivXfiledifferfromDivXspec,itmaynotoperatenormally.


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Battery InstallationRemovethebatterycoverontherearoftheRemoteControl,andinsertone(sizeAAA)batterywith4and5matchedcorrectly.

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PRADIO&INPUT:Changesinputsources.

MARKER:Marksplaylist.

1 POWER: SwitchestheunitONorOFF.

B OPEN/CLOSE:Opensandclosesthediscdrawer.

SLEEP:SetstheSystemtoturnoffautomaticallyataspecifiedtime.(Dimmer:Thedisplaywindowwillbedarkenbyhalf.)

m INFO/DISPLAY: AccessesOn-ScreenDisplay.

n HOME:Displaysthe[HomeMenu].

DISC MENU:AccessesthemenuonaDVDdisc.

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W/S/A/D (up/down/left/right):Usedtonavigateon-screendisplays.

PRESET +/-:SelectsprogrammeofRadio.

TUNING +/-:Tunesinthedesiredradiostation.

b ENTER:Acknowledgesmenuselection.Presettingtheradiostations.

x,RETURN: Movesbackwardsinthemenuorexitsthesetupmenu.

TITLE:IfthecurrentDVDtitlehasamenu,thetitlemenuappearsonthescreen.Otherwise,thediscmenumaynotappear.

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Z STOP:Stopsplayback.

d PLAY, MONO/STEREO:Startsplayback.SelectsMono/Stereo.

M PAUSE/STEP:Pausesplayback.

C/V SKIP:Goestothenextorpreviouschapter/track/file.

c/v SCAN:Searchesbackwardorforward.

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SPEAKER LEVEL: Setsthesoundlevelofdesiredspeaker.

SOUND EFFECT:Selectsasoundeffectmode.

VOL -/+ (Volume):Adjustsspeakervolume.

OPTICAL:Changesinputsourcetoopticaldirectly.

MUTE:Mutesthesound.

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0-9 numerical buttons:Selectsnumberedoptionsinamenu.

h REPEAT:Selectsaplaymode.(Repeat/Random)

CLEAR:Removesanumberwhensettingthepassword.

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TV Control buttons: ControlstheTV.(LGTVonly)

- Youcancontrolthesoundlevel,inputsource,andpowerswitchingofLGTVsaswell.HoldPOWER(TV)andpressPR/CH(W/S)buttonrepeatedlyuntiltheTVturnsonoroff.

X REC:USBDirectRecording.

?: Thisbuttonisnotavailable.

MIC VOL -/+ :Adjustsmicrophonevolume.

ECHO VOL -/+ :Adjustsechovolume.

VOCAL FADER :Youcanenjoythefunctionaskaraoke,byreducingsingervocalofmusicinthevarioussource.

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Front panel

a b c d

m lk jih g f e

a 1/! (POWER)SwitchestheunitONorOFF.

b DiscTray

c iPodDock

d DisplaywindowShowsthecurrentstatusoftheunit.

e VOLUMEAdjustsspeakervolume.

f F(FUNCTION)Changestheinputsourceorfunction.

g C/V,(SKIP)Gotonextorpreviousfile/track/chapter.Searchesbackwardorforward(Pressandhold)Tunesinthedesiredradiostation.

h Z (STOP)Stopsplayback.

i z/M (PLAY/PAUSE)Startsplayback.Pausesplaybacktemporarily,pressagaintoexitpausemode.

j B(OPEN/CLOSE)Opensorclosesthedisctray.

k USBPortConnectsaUSBdevice.

l PORT.INConnectstoaportableplayerwithaudiooutputs.

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a Powercord

b SpeakersconnectorsConnectsthespeakercables.

c CoolingFan

d AntennaConnectorFM-ConnectstheFMwiredantennaAM-ConnectstheAMloopantenna

e VIDEOOUTConnectstoaTVwithvideoinputs.

f HDMIOUTConnectstoTVwithHDMIinputs.(Interfacefordigitalaudioandvideo)

g OPTICALINConnectstoopticalaudioequipment.

h COMPONENTVIDEO(YPBPR)OUTPUT(PROGRESSIVESCAN)ConnectstoaTVwithYPBPRinputs.

i AUX(L/R)INPUTConnectstoanexternalsourcewith2channelaudiooutputs.

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Assembling the speaker

Beforeconnectingthespeakers,assemblethespeakers.Pleasechecktheitemsforassemblingthespeakers.

Preparation

Cable

Pole

Base

Speaker

Screw

1. Attachthepoletothebase,thensecuretheconnectionwithasuppliedscrew.

(Smallscrew)

2. Securetheconnectionwithasuppliedscrew,theninsertaspeakerwirefromthebottomofthebase.

(Bigscrew)

3. Attachthespeakerstothespeakerstandsbyrotatingthescrews.

(Smallscrew)


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4. Connectthespeakerwiretotheterminalonthespeaker.

Makesurethewiremarkedblackgoesintotheterminalmarked“–”(minus)andtheotherwiregoesintotheterminalmarked“+”(plus).

Becarefulthatthespeakerdoesnotfalldown.Otherwiseitmayresultinthespeakermalfunctioningandcausingpersonalinjuryand/orpropertydamage.

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Attaching the speakers to the unit

1. Connectthewirestotheunit.Matcheachwire’scoloredbandtothesamecoloredconnectionterminalontherearoftheunit.Toconnectthecabletotheunit,presseachplasticfingerpadtoopentheconnectionterminal.Insertthewireandreleasethefingerpad.

Connecttheblackstripeofeachwiretotheterminalsmarked-(minus)andtheotherendtotheterminalsmarked+(plus).

2. Connectthewirestothespeakers.Connecttheotherendofeachwiretothecorrectspeakeraccordingtothecolorcoding:

Color Speaker Position

Grey Rear Rearright

Blue Rear Rearleft

Green Center Center

Orange Subwoofer Anyfrontposition

Red Front Frontright

White Front Frontleft

Toconnectthecabletothespeakers,presseachplasticfingerpadtoopentheconnectionterminalsonthebaseofeachspeaker.Insertthewireandreleasethefingerpad.

y Becarefultomakesurechildrendonotputtheirhandsoranyobjectsintothe*speakerduct.*Speakerduct:Aholeforplentifulbasssoundonspeakercabinet(enclosure).

y Thespeakerscontainmagnetparts,socolorirregularitymayoccurontheTVscreenorPCmonitorscreen.PleaseusethespeakersfarawayfromeitherTVscreenorPCmonitor.

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Positioning the systemThefollowingillustrationshowsanexampleofpositioningthesystem.Notethattheillustrationsintheseinstructionsdifferfromtheactualunitforexplanationpurposes.

Forthebestpossiblesurroundsound,allthespeakersotherthanthesubwoofershouldbeplacedatthesamedistancefromthelistening

position( ).

A

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Frontleftspeaker(L)/ Frontrightspeaker(R):Placethefrontspeakerstothesidesofthemonitororscreenandasflushwiththescreensurfaceaspossible.

Centerspeaker:Placethecenterspeakeraboveorbelowthemonitororscreen.

Surroundleftspeaker(L)/ Surroundrightspeaker(R):Placethesespeakersbehindyourlisteningposition,facingslightlyinwards.

Subwoofer:Thepositionofthesubwooferisnotsocritical,becauselowbasssoundsarenothighlydirectional.Butitisbettertoplacethesubwoofernearthefrontspeakers.Turnitslightlytowardthecenteroftheroomtoreducethewallreflections.

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Connections to Your TVMakeoneofthefollowingconnections,dependingonthecapabilitiesofyourexistingequipment.

y DependingonyourTVandotherequipmentyouwishtoconnect,therearevariouswaysyoucouldconnecttheplayer.Useonlyoneoftheconnectionsdescribedinthismanual.

y PleaserefertothemanualsofyourTV,StereoSystemorotherdevicesasnecessarytomakethebestconnections.

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y MakesuretheunitisconnecteddirectlytotheTV.TunetheTVtothecorrectvideoinputchannel.

y DonotconnectyourplayerviayourVCR.Theimagecouldbedistortedbythecopyprotectionsystem.

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Component Video ConnectionConnecttheCOMPONENTVIDEOOUTPUT(PROGRESSIVESCAN)jacksontheunittothecorrespondinginputjacksontheTVusingcomponentcables.

Youcanhearthesoundthroughthesystem’sspeakers.

Unit

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HDMI Out ConnectionIfyouhaveaHDMITVormonitor,youcanconnectittothisunitusingaHDMIcable(TypeA,HighSpeedHDMI™Cable).ConnecttheHDMIOUTjackontheunittotheHDMIINjackonaHDMIcompatibleTVormonitor.SettheTV’ssourcetoHDMI(refertoTV’sOwner’smanual).

Unit

TV

y YoucanfullyenjoydigitalaudioandvideosignalstogetherwiththisHDMIconnection.

y WhenyouuseHDMIconnection,youcanchangetheresolutionfortheHDMIoutput.(Referto“ResolutionSetting”onpage19.)

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y IfaconnectedHDMIdevicedoesnotaccepttheaudiooutputoftheunit,theHDMIdevice’saudiosoundmaybedistortedormaynotoutput.

y WhenyouconnectaHDMIorDVIcompatibledevicemakesureofthefollowing:

-TryswitchingofftheHDMI/DVIdeviceandthisunit.Next,switchontheHDMI/DVIdeviceandleaveitforaround30seconds,thenswitchonthisunit.

-Theconnecteddevice’svideoinputissetcorrectlyforthisunit.

-Theconnecteddeviceiscompatiblewith720x480i(or576i),720x480p(or576p),1280x720p,1920x1080ior1920x1080pvideoinput.

y NotallHDCP-compatibleHDMIorDVIdeviceswillworkwiththisunit.

-Thepicturewillnotbedisplayedproperlywithnon-HDCPdevice.

-ThisunitdoesnotplaybackandTVscreenischangedtoblackorgreenscreenorthesnownoisemayoccuronthescreen.

y Ifthereisnoiseorlinesonthescreen,pleasechecktheHDMIcableanduseahigherversioncablethanHighSpeedHDMI™Cable.

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y Changingtheresolutionwhentheconnectionhasalreadybeenestablishedmayresultinmalfunctions.Tosolvetheproblem,turnofftheunitandthenturnitonagain.

y WhentheHDMIconnectionwithHDCPisnotverified,TVscreenischangedtoblackorgreenscreenorthesnownoisemayoccuronthescreen.Inthiscase,checkthetheHDMIconnection,ordisconnecttheHDMIcable.

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Video ConnectionConnecttheVIDEOOUTjackontheunittothevideoinjackontheTVusingavideocable.

Youcanhearthesoundthroughthesystem’sspeakers.

Unit

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Resolution SettingTheunitprovidesseveraloutputresolutionsforHDMIOUTandCOMPONENTVIDEOOUTjacks.Youcanchangetheresolutionusing[Setup]menu.

1. PressnHOME.

2. UseA/Dtoselectthe[Setup]andpressbENTER.The[Setup]menuappears.

3. UseW/Stoselect[Display]optionthenpressDtomovetothesecondlevel.

4. UseW/Stoselectthe[Resolution]optionthenpressDtomovetothethirdlevel.

5. UseW/StoselectthedesiredresolutionthenpressbENTERtoconfirmyourselection.

IfyourTVdoesnotaccepttheresolutionyouhavesetontheplayer,youcansetresolutionto480p(or576p)asfollows:

PressZSTOPformorethan5seconds.

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Video Output ResolutionDisplayedresolutionindisplaywindowandoutputtedresolutionmaydifferentaccordingtoconnectiontype.

[HDMIOUT]:1080p,1080i,720pand480p(or576p)and480i(or576i)

[COMPONENTVIDEOOUT]:480p(or576p)and480i(or576i)

[VIDEOOUT]:480i(or576i)


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Optional Equipment Connection

AUX In ConnectionConnectanOutputofauxiliarydevicetotheAUX(L/R)INPUTConnector.

Unit

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To the audio output jacks of your component (TV, VCR, etc.)

IfyourTVhasonlyoneoutputforaudio(mono),connectittotheleft(white)audiojackontheunit.

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AUDIO (PORT. IN) In ConnectionConnectanoutputofportabledevice(MP3orPMPetc)totheAUDIO(PORT.IN)inputconnector.

MP3player,etc...

Listening to music from your portable player or external deviceTheunitcanbeusedtoplaythemusicfrommanytypesofportableplayerorexternaldevices.

1. ConnecttheportableplayertothePORT.IN(PORTABLEIN)connectoroftheunit.

Or

ConnecttheexternaldevicetotheAUXconnectoroftheunit.

2. Turnthepoweronbypressing1(POWER).

3. SelectthePORTABLEorAUX(L/R)INPUTfunctionbypressingPRADIO&INPUT.

4. Turnontheportableplayerorexternaldeviceandstartitplaying.


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USB ConnectionConnecttheUSBportofUSBMemory(orMP3player,etc.)totheUSBportonthefrontoftheunit.

RemovingtheUSBDevicefromtheunit1. ChooseadifferentfunctionmodeorpressZ

STOPtwiceinarow.2.RemovetheUSBdevicefromtheunit.

Compatible USB Devicesy MP3Player:FlashtypeMP3player.

y USBFlashDrive: DevicesthatsupportUSB2.0orUSB1.1.

y TheUSBfunctionofthisunitdoesnotsupportsomeUSBdevices.

USB device requirementy Deviceswhichrequireadditionalprogram

installationconnectedtoacomputer,arenotsupported.

y DonotextracttheUSBdevicewhileinoperation.

y ForalargecapacityUSB,itmaytakelongerthanafewminutetobesearched.

y Topreventdataloss,backupalldata.

y IfyouuseaUSBextensioncableorUSBhub,theUSBdeviceisnotrecognized.

y UsingNTFSfilesystemisnotsupported.(OnlyFAT(16/32)filesystemissupported.)

y Thisunitisnotsupportedwhenthetotalnumberoffilesis1000ormore.

y ExternalHDD,Cardreaders,Lockeddevices,orhardtypeusbdevicesarenotsupported.

y USBportoftheunitcannotbeconnectedtoPC.Theunitcannotbeusedasastoragedevice.


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OPTICAL In connectionConnectanopticaloutputofUnit(orDigitalDeviceetc)totheOPTICALINconnector.

To the digital optical output jack of your component

Home theater speaker ez setupListentosoundfromTV,DVDandDigitalDevicewith5.1(2.1or2)chmode.Eveninpoweroffmode,ifyoupressOPTICAL,thenpowerisonandautomaticallychangedtoAUXOPTmode.

1. Connecttheunit’sOPTICALINjacktojackonopticaloutofyourTV(orDigitalDeviceetc.).

2. SelecttheAUXOPTbyusingtheOPTICAL.ToselecttheAUXOPTdirectly.

3. Listensoundwith5.1(2.1or2)chspeaker.

4. ToescapefromAUXOPTbyusingtheOPTICAL.Functionisretunedtopreviousone.

Antenna ConnectionConnectthesuppliedFM/AMantennaforlisteningtotheradio.

ConnecttheAMLoopantennatotheAMantennaconnector.

ConnecttheFMWireantennatotheFMantennaconnector.

y Topreventnoisepickup,keeptheAMLoopantennaawayfromtheunitandothercomponents.

y BesuretofullyextendtheFMwireantenna.AfterconnectingtheFMwireantenna,keepitashorizontalaspossible.

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Adjust the setup settingsByusingtheSetupmenu,youcanmakevariousadjustmentstoitemssuchaspictureandsound.

YoucanalsosetalanguageforthesubtitlesandtheSetupmenu,amongotherthings.FordetailsoneachSetupmenuitem,seepages23to28.

OSD Initial language settings - OptionalDuringthefirstuseofthisunit,theinitiallanguagesetupmenuappearsonyourTVscreen.Youmustcompleteinitiallanguageselectionbeforeusingtheunit.Englishwillbeselectedastheinitiallanguage.

1. Press1(POWER)toturntheuniton.Thelanguagesetupmenuwillappearonthescreen.

2. UseWSADtoselectalanguagethenpressbENTER.Theconfirmmenuwillappear.

3. UseADtoselectthe[Enter]thenpressbENTERtofinishthelanguagesetup.

To display and exit the Setup menu1. PressnHOME.

Displaysthe[HomeMenu].

2. Selectan[Setup]byusingAD.

3. PressbENTER.Displaysthe[Setup].

4. PressnHOMEorxRETURNtoexitinthe[Setup]Menu.

About help menu for Setup

Menu Buttons Operation

ws

MoveWS Movingtoanother

menu.

aMove A Movingtoprevious

level.

dMove

DMovingtonextlevelorselectingmenu.

xClose

x RETURNToexitthe[Setup]menuor[5.1SpeakerSetup].

b Select

bENTER Toconfirmmenu.


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Language

Menu LanguageSelectalanguagefortheSetupmenuandthenonscreendisplay.

Disc Audio / Disc Subtitle / Disc MenuSelectthelanguageyoupreferfortheaudiotrack(discaudio),subtitles,andthediscmenu.

[Original]

Referstotheoriginallanguageinwhichthediscwasrecorded.

[Other]

Toselectanotherlanguage,pressnumericbuttonsandthenbENTERtoenterthecorresponding4-digitnumberaccordingtothelanguagecodelistonthepage44.Ifyouenterthewronglanguagecode,pressCLEAR.

[Off (for Disc Subtitle)]

TurnoffSubtitle.

Display

TV AspectSelectwhichscreenaspecttousebasedontheshapeofyourTVscreen.

[4:3]

Selectwhenastandard4:3TVisconnected.

[16:9]

Selectwhena16:9wideTVisconnected.

Display ModeTheDisplayModesettingworksonlywhentheTVAspectmodeissetto4:3.

[Letterbox]

Displaysawidepicturewithbandsontheupperandlowerportionsofthescreen.

[Panscan]

Automaticallydisplaysthewidepictureontheentirescreenandcutsofftheportionsthatdonotfit.(Ifthedisc/fileisnotcompatiblewithPanScan,thepictureisdisplayedatLetterboxratio.)

ResolutionSetstheoutputresolutionoftheComponentandHDMIvideosignal.Referto“ResolutionSetting”fordetailsabouttheresolution(page19).

[Auto]

IftheHDMIOUTjackisconnectedtoTVsprovidingdisplayinformation(EDID),automaticallyselectstheresolutionbestsuitedtotheconnectedTV.IftheCOMPONENTVIDEOOUTisonlyconnected,thischangestheresolutionto480i(or576i)asdefaultresolution.

[1080p]

Outputs1080linesofprogressivevideo.

[1080i]

Outputs1080linesofinterlacedvideo.

[720p]

Outputs720linesofprogressivevideo.

[480p (or 576p)]

Outputs480(or576)linesofprogressivevideo.

[480i (or 576i)]

Outputs480(or(576)linesofinterlacedvideo.


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Audio

5.1 Speaker SetupMakethefollowingsettingsforthebuilt-in5.1channelsurrounddecoder.

1. Select[5.1SpeakerSetup]onthe[Audio]menu.

2. PressbENTER.The[5.1SPEAKER]appears.

3. UseADtoselectthedesiredspeaker.

4. AdjustoptionsusingWSADbuttons.

5. ReturnstothepreviousmenubypressingxRETURN.

[Speaker]

Selectaspeakerthatyouwanttoadjust.

CertainspeakersettingsareprohibitedbytheDolbyDigitallicensingagreement.

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[Size]

Sincethespeakersettingsarefixed,youcannotchangethesettings.

[Volume]

PressADtoadjusttheoutputleveloftheselectedspeaker.

FrontL/R:0--5SubWoofer,RearL/R,Center:5--5

[Distance]

Afteryouconnectedspeakerstoyourunit,settheDistancebetweenthespeakersandyourlisteningpointifthedistanceofCenterorRearspeakersisbiggerthanthedistanceofFrontspeakers.Thisallowsthesoundfromeachspeakertoreachthelisteneratthesametime.PressADtoadjusttheDistanceoftheselectedspeaker.ThisdistanceisequivalenttoadifferenceofthedistancebetweenCenterorRearspeakerandFrontspeakers.

[Test]

Select[SpeakerTestStart]byusingtheWSandpressbENTER.PressbENTERagaintostop.Adjustthevolumetomatchthevolumeoftestsignalsmemorizedinthesystem.

System Setting


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DRC (Dynamic Range Control) Makethesoundclearwhenthevolumeisturneddown(DolbyDigitalonly).Setto[On]forthiseffect.

VocalSelect[On]tomixkaraokechannelsintonormalstereo.

Thisfunctioniseffectiveformulti-channelkaraokeDVDsonly.

HD AV SyncSometimesDigitalTVencountersadelaybetweenpictureandsound.Ifthishappensyoucancompensatebysettingadelayonthesoundsothatiteffectively‘waits’forthepicturetoarrive:thisiscalledHDAVSync.UseWS(ontheremotecontrol)toscrollupanddownthroughthedelayamount,whichyoucansetatanythingbetween0and300msec.

Semi Karaoke Whenachapter/title/trackisfullyfinished,thisfunctionshowsthescoreinthescreenwithafanfaresound.

[On]

Whenyoufinishedsingingascorewillappearonthescreen.

[Off]

Fanfareandscoredonotappearsonthescreen.

y DVD,DVDKaraokediscswithmorethan2tracksareavailablediscsforthethisfunction.

y Whenyouwatchmovies,“off”theSemiKaraokeattheSETUPmenuorenjoyitwithoutconnectingtheMICifthefanfareorscoreappearsduringchangingachapter.

y ThisfunctionoperateontheDVD/CDmode.

y TheSemiKaraokefunctionisavailableonlywhenamicrophoneisconnected.

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Lock (Parental Control)

Initial Setting the Area Code:Whenyouusethisunitforthefirsttime,youhavetosettheAreaCode.

1. Selectthe[Lock]menuandthenpressD.

2. PressD.Toaccessthe[Lock]options,youmustinputthepasswordyouhavecreated.InputapasswordandpressbENTER.EnteritagainandpressbENTERtoverify.IfyoumakeamistakebeforepressingbENTER,pressCLEAR.

3. SelectthefirstcharacterusingWSbuttons.

4. PressbENTERandselectthesecondcharacterusingWSbuttons.

5. PressbENTERtoconfirmyourAreacodeselection.

RatingBlocksplaybackofratedDVDsbasedontheircontents.Notalldiscsarerated.

1. Select[Rating]onthe[Lock]menuthenpressD.

2. InputapasswordandpressbENTER.

3. Selectaratingfrom1to8usingtheWSbuttons.

[Rating 1-8]

Ratingone(1)hasthemostrestrictionsandratingeight(8)istheleastrestrictive.

[Unlock]

Ifyouselectunlock,parentalcontrolisnotactiveandthediscplaysinfull.

4. PressbENTERtoconfirmyourratingselection.


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PasswordYoucanenterorchangepassword.

1. Select[Password]onthe[Lock]menuandthenpressD.

2. PressbENTER.


Tochangethepassword,pressbENTERwhenthe[Change]optionishighlighted.InputapasswordandpressbENTER.EnteritagainandpressbENTERtoverify.

4. PressnHOMEtoexitthemenu.

Ifyouforgetyourpassword,youcanclearitusingthefollowingsteps:

1. Selectthe[Setup]menuonthe[HomeMenu].

2. Inputthe6-digitnumber“210499”andpressbENTER.Thepasswordiscleared.

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Area CodeEnterthecodeoftheareawhosestandardswereusedtoratetheDVDvideodisc,basedonthelistonpage42.

1. Select[AreaCode]onthe[Lock]menuthenpressD.


3. SelectthefirstcharacterusingWSbuttons.

4. PressbENTERandselectthesecondcharacterusingWSbuttons.

5. PressbENTERtoconfirmyourAreacodeselection.

Others

DivX VODWeprovideyouwiththeDivX®VOD(VideoOnDemand)registrationcodethatallowsyoutorentandpurchasevideosusingtheDivX®VODservice.

Formoreinformation,visitwww.divx.com/vod.

[Register]

Displaystheregistrationcodeofyourplayer.

[Deregister]

Deactivateyourplayeranddisplaythedeactivationcode.

AllthedownloadedvideosfromDivXVODcanonlybeplayedbackonthisunit.

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Using the Home Menu1. PressnHOME.

Displaysthe[HomeMenu].

2. SelectanoptionbyusingAD.

3. PressbENTERthenselectedoptionmenu.

[Music]–Displays[MUSIC]menu.

[Movie]–Startvideomedia’splaybackordisplaysthe[MOVIE]menu.

[Photo]–Displays[PHOTO]menu.

[Setup]–Displaysthe[Setup]menu.

Youcannotselectthe[Music],[Movie]or[Photo]optionwhentheUSBdeviceisnotconnectedoradiscisnotinserted.

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Basic Operations1. InsertthediscbyusingtheBOPEN/CLOSEor

ConnecttheUSBdevicetotheUSBport.

2. PressnHOME.Displaysthe[HomeMenu].

3. SelectanoptionbyusingAD.Ifyouselectthe[Movie],[Photo]or[Music]optionwhenyouconnectuptotwodevices,itappearsasbelows.SelectamediathenpressbENTER.

4. PressbENTERthenselectedoptionmenu.

y ForthemostAudioCDandDVD-ROMdiscs,playbackstartsautomatically.

y TheunitplaysonlymusicfilecontainedintheUSBstoragedeviceordiscautomatically.

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To Do this

Stop PressZ STOP.

PlaybackPress d PLAY, MONO/STEREO.

Pause PressM PAUSE/STEP.

Frame-by-Frameplayback

PressM PAUSE/STEPrepeatedlytoplaytitleFrame-by-Frame.(DVD,DivXonly)

Skippingtothenext/previouschapter/track/

file

Duringplayback,press C/,V SKIPtogotothenextchapter/track/fileortoreturntothebeginningofthecurrentchapter/track/file.

PressC,SKIP twicebrieflytostepbacktothepreviouschapter/track/file.

Locatingapointquicklybyplayingafileinfastforwardor

fastreverse

Duringplayback,pressc/v SCANrepeatedlytoselecttherequiredscanspeed.

Toreturntonormalspeed,pressd PLAY, MONO/STEREO.

Playingrepeatedlyor

randomly

Pressh REPEAT repeatedly,andthecurrenttitle,chapterortrackwillbeplayedbackrepeatedlyorrandomly.

-DVD:Chapter/Title/Off

-DivX:Title/All/Off

-AudioCD/MP3/WMA:Track/All/Random/Off

Slowingdowntheplaying

speed

Inthepausemode,pressSLOW(corv)toselecttherequiredspeed.(DVD,DivXonly)TheDivXfilecannotbeslowdownreverseplayback.

Other Operations

Displaying Disc Information on-screenYoucandisplayvariousinformationaboutthediscloadedon-screen.

1. PressmINFO/DISPLAYtoshowvariousplaybackinformation.Thedisplayeditemsdifferdependingonthedisctypeorplayingstatus.

2. YoucanselectanitembypressingWS,andchangeorselectthesettingbypressingAD.

Title–Currenttitlenumber/totalnumberoftitles.

Chapter–Currentchapternumber/totalnumberofchapters.

Time–Elapsedplayingtime.

Audio–Selectedaudiolanguageorchannel.

Subtitle–Selectedsubtitle.

Angle–Selectedangle/totalnumberofangles.

Ifanybuttonisnotpressedforafewseconds,theon-screendisplaydisappears.

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To display the DVD Menur

WhenyouplayaDVDwhichcontainsseveralmenu,youcanselectthemenuyouwantusingtheMenu.

1. PressDISC MENU.Thedisc’smenuappears.

2. SelectthemenubyusingWSAD.

3. PressdPLAY, MONO/STEREOtoconfirm.

To display the DVD titler

WhenyouplayaDVDwhichcontainsseveraltitle,youcanselectthetitleyouwantusingtheMenu.

1. PressTITLE.Thedisc’stitleappears.

2. SelectthemenubypressingWSAD.

3. PressdPLAY, MONO/STEREOtoconfirm.

1.5 times speed playbackr

The1.5speedallowsyoutowatchthepicturesandlistentothesoundquickerthanplayingatanormalspeed.

1. Duringplayback,pressdPLAY, MONO/STEREOtoplayat1.5timesspeed.“dX1.5”appearsonthescreen.

2. Pressd PLAY, MONO/STEREOagaintoexit.

Screen SaverThescreensaverappearswhenyouleavetheunitinStopmodeforaboutfiveminutes.

Starting play from selected timery

Tostartplayingatanychosentimeonthefileortitle.

1. PressmINFO/DISPLAYduringplayback.

2. PressWStoselectthetimeclockiconand“--:--:--”appears.

3. Inputtherequiredstarttimeinhours,minutes,andsecondsfromlefttoright.Ifyouenterthewrongnumbers,pressCLEARtoremovethenumbersyouentered.Theninputthecorrectnumbers.Forexample,tofindasceneat1hour,10minutes,and20seconds,enter“11020”byusingnumericalbuttons.

4. PressbENTERtoconfirm.Playbackstartsfromtheselectedtime.

Resume playbackryut

TheunitrecordsthepointwhereyoupressedtheZSTOPdependingonthedisc.If“MZ(ResumeStop)”appearsonthescreenbriefly,pressdPLAY, MONO/STEREOtoresumeplayback(fromthescenepoint).

IfyoupressZSTOPtwiceorunloadthedisc,“Z”(CompleteStop)appearsonthescreen.Theunitwillclearthestoppedpoint.

Theresumepointmaybeclearedwhenabuttonispressed(forexample;1(POWER),BOPEN/CLOSE,etc).

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Changing subtitle code pageyIfthesubtitleisnotdisplayedproperly,youcanchangethesubtitlecodepagetoviewthesubtitlefileproperly.

1. Duringplayback,pressmINFO/DISPLAYtodisplaytheOn-Screendisplay.

2. UseWStoselectthe[CodePage]option.

3. UseADtoselectdesiredcodeoption.

4. PressxRETURNtoexittheOn-Screendisplay.


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Marked PlaybackutThemarkfunctionenablesyoutostoreyourfavouritefilesfromanydiscorUSBdeviceintheunitmemory.

1. Select[Music]onthe[HomeMenu].

Returningtotheupperfolder.(MP3/WMAonly)

Movingtothepreviousornextfilelist.

Selectingalltracks/files.

Deselectingalltracks/files.

FileinformationwillbedisplayedaccordingtotheID3TAGinformationontheappropriatemusicfile.(MP3only)

2. Selectadesiredmusiconthe[List]byusingtheWSthenpressMARKERtoappearsthemarkonthelist.

3. PressbENTERordPLAY, MONO/STEREO.Displaystheplaymode.

4. SelecttheplaymodebyusingtheWSandpressbENTER.

[Mark Play]

Markedplayback.

[Current Play]

Normalplayback.

Ifyouwanttoselectallfilesonthelist,select[SelectAll]andpressbENTER.

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To delete a Marker1. UseWStoselectthetrackthatyouwishtoerase

fromthemarkedfile.

2. PressMARKER.

To delete all MarkersUseWSADtoselect[DeselectAll]thenpressbENTERinprogrameditmode.

ThemarkersarealsoclearedwhenthediscorUSBdeviceisremoved,theunitisswitchedtopowerofforthefunctionisswitchedtoothers.

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Viewing a PHOTO filei

Thisunitcanplaydiscswithphotofiles.

1. Select[Photo]onthe[HomeMenu]andpressbENTER.


Returningtotheupperfolder.

2. PressWStoselectafolder,andthenpressbENTER.

3. Ifyouwanttoviewaslideshow,pressWStohighlightafileandpressdPLAY, MONO/STEREO.

About help menu in the [Photo] menu


d,Slide Show

d,PLAY, MONO/

STEREO

Viewingaslideshow.

wsadMove WSAD Movingtoanother

fileorcontent.

bSelect bENTER Viewingaparticular

file.

x Close x RETURN Returningtothe

[HomeMenu].

About help menu in the full screen


Menum

INFO/DISPLAY

DisplayingtheOptionmenu.

a/dPrev./ Next A/D Movingtoanotherfile.

x,Close

x RETURN

Returningtothe[Photo]menu.

Options while viewing a photoYoucanusevariousoptionsduringviewingaphotoinfullscreen.

1. Whileviewingaphotoinfullscreen,pressmINFO/DISPLAYtodisplaytheoptionmenu.

2. SelectanoptionusingWSAD.

a

b c d e

a Current photo/ Total number of photos–UseADtoviewprevious/nextphoto.

b Slide Show z/M–PressENTERtostartorpauseslideshow.

c Speed x3/ x2/ x1–UseENTERtoselectadelayingspeedbetweenphotosinaslideshow.

d Rotate–PressENTERtorotatethephoto.

e Go to list–PressENTERtoreturn[Photo]menu.


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Sleep Timer SettingPressSLEEPoneormoretimestoselectdelaytimebetween10and180minutes,aftertheunitwillturnoff.

Tochecktheremainingtime,pressSLEEP.

Tocancelthesleepfunction,pressSLEEPrepeatedlyuntil“SLEEP10”appears,andthenpressSLEEPonceagainwhile“SLEEP10”isdisplayed.

YoucanchecktheremainingtimebeforetheUnitturnsoff.

PressSLEEPTheremainingtimeappearsinthedisplaywindow.

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DimmerPressSLEEPonce.Thedisplaywindowwillbedarkenbyhalf.Tocancelit,pressSLEEPrepeatedlyuntildimoff.

Turn off the sound temporarilyPress MUTEtomuteyourunit.

Youcanmuteyourunitinorder,forexample,toanswerthetelephone,appearstheMUTEinthedisplaywindow.

Last Scene Memoryr

Thisunitmemorizeslastscenefromthelastdiscthatisviewed.Thelastsceneremainsinmemoryevenifyouremovethediscfromtheunitorswitchofftheunit.Ifyouloadadiscthathasthescenememorized,thesceneisautomaticallyrecalled.

System Select - OptionalYoumustselecttheappropriatesystemmodeforyourTVsystem.PressandholdMPAUSE/STEPformorethanfivesecondstobeabletoselectasysteminthe[HomeMenu].

IftheUSBdeviceisconnectedoradiscisinserted,thisfunctionisnotoperated.

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Adjust the speaker level settingsYoucanadjustthesoundlevelofeachspeaker.

1. PressSPEAKER LEVELrepeatedlytoselectadesiredspeakertoset.

2. PressVOL -/+toadjustthesoundleveloftheselectedspeakerwhilethelevelsettingmemuisdisplayedonthedisplaywindow.

3. Repeatandadjustthesoundleveloftheotherspeakers.

VOCAL FADERYoucanenjoythefunctionaskaraoke,byreducingsingervocalofmusicinthevarioussource.(MP3/WMA/CD/etc.)PresstheVOCAL FADER,and“FADEON”willappearindisplaywindow.

Tocancelit,pressVOCAL FADERagain.

ThequalityoftheVOCAL FADERmaybedifferentdependingontherecordingconditionsofmusicfiles.

y Thisfunctionisavailabletouseonlywhenamicrophoneisconnected.

y ItisnotavailableontheMONOsource.

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Radio OperationsBesurethatbothFM/AMaerialsareconnected.(Refertothepage22.)

Listening to the radio1. PressPRADIO&INPUT untilFM/AMappears

inthedisplaywindow.Thelastreceivedstationistunedin.

2. PressandholdTUNING (-/+)forabouttwosecondsuntilthefrequencyindicationstartstochange,thenrelease.Scanningstopswhentheunittunesinastation.

or

PressTUNING (-/+)repeatedly.

3. AdjustthevolumebyrotatingVOLUMEonthefrontpanelorbypressingVOL (+/-)ontheremotecontrolrepeatedly.

Presetting the Radio StationsYoucanpreset50stationsforFM/AM.

Beforetuning,makesurethatyouhaveturneddownthevolume.

1. PressPRADIO&INPUTuntilFM/AMappearsinthedisplaywindow.

2. SelectthedesiredfrequencybyusingTUNING (-/+).

3. PressbENTERapresetnumberwillflashinthedisplaywindow.

4. PressPRESET (-/+)toselectthepresetnumberyouwant.

5. PressbENTER.Thestationisstored.

6. Repeatthesteps2to5tostoreotherstations.

Deleting all the saved stations1. PressandholdCLEARfortwoseconds.

“ERASEALL”willflashupontheunitdisplay.

2. PressCLEARtoeraseallsavedoftheradiostations.

Deleting a saved station1. PressPRESET - / +toSelectapresetnumber

youwanttodelete.

2. PressCLEAR,thepresetnumberwillblinkinthedisplaywindow.

3. PressCLEARagain,todeletetheselectdpresetnumber.

Improving poor FM receptionPressd PLAY, MONO/STEREOontheremotecontrol.Thiswillchangethetunerfromstereotomonoandusuallyimprovethereception.


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Sound adjustment

Setting the surround modeThissystemhasanumberofpre-setsurroundsoundfields.YoucanselectadesiredsoundmodebyusingSOUND EFFECT.

YoucanchangetheSOUND EFFECTusingADarrowkeywhilethesoundeffectinformationisdisplayedon.

Thedisplayeditemsfortheequalizermaybedifferentdependingonsoundsourcesandeffects.

On Display Description

NATPLUS

TheNATPLUSisNaturalPlussoundeffect.Youcanenjoythenaturalsoundeffectsameasa5.1-channel.

NATURALYoucanenjoycomfortableandnaturalsound.

Localspecialization

equalizer

Regionallyoptimizedsoundeffect.(DANGDUT/ARABIC/PERSIAN/INDIA/REGUETON/MERENGUE/SAMBA/SALSA/CUMBIA/AFRO)

AUTOEQ

RealizesthesoundequalizerthatisthemostsimilartothegenreofwhichisincludedintheMP3ID3tagofsongfiles.

POP

CLASSIC

JAZZ

ROCK

Thisprogramlendsanenthusiasticatmospheretothesound,givingyouthefeelingyouareatanactualrockpop,jazzorclassicconcert.

BASS

TheBASSisBassBlast.Duringplayback,reinforcethetreble,bassandsurroundsoundeffect.

CLRVOICE

TheCLRVOICEisClearVoice.Thisprogrammakevoicesoundclear,improvingthequalityofvoicesound.(WeencouragetousethisEQwhenyouwatchthemovieof5.1channel.)

On Display Description

GAME

TheGAMEisGameEqualizer.Youcanenjoymorevirtualsoundwhileplayingvideogames.

NIGHT

TheNIGHTisNightMode.Thismaybeusefulwhenyouwanttowatchmoviesatlowvolumelateatnight.

RETOUCH

TheRETOUCHisMP3Up-Scaling.WhenlisteningtoMP3filesorothercompressedmusic,youcanenhancethesound.Thismodeisavailableonlyto2channelsources.

LOUDNESSImprovesthebassandtreblesound.

VIRTUALTheVIRTUALisVSMPlus.Youcanenjoymorevirtualsurroundsound.

BYPASSYoucanenjoythesoundwithoutequalizereffect.

y Insomeofsurroundmodes,somespeakers,there’snosoundorlowsound.Itdependsonthemodeofsurroundandthesourceofaudio,itisnotdefective.

y Youmayneedtoresetthesurroundmode,afterswitchingtheinput,sometimesevenafterthesoundtrackchanged.

y Thisfunctionisnotoperatedwhenthemicrophoneisconnectedtotheunit.

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Advanced Operations

Recording to USBYoucanrecordmusicorsoundsoucetoUSBdevicebyconnectingintotheportontheunit.

1. ConnecttheUSBdevicetotheunit.

2. Selectamodeinwhichyouwanttorecord.Playbackasoundsourcefirst.

3. StarttherecordingbypressingXREC.

4. Tostoprecording,pressZSTOP.

[All tracks/ files recording]

RecordtoUSBinstoporplaymode.

[Program list recording]

Aftermarkingdesiredfile(s)andyoucanrecordittoUSB(Refertothepage31).

It’ll be stored as follows.

Audio CD

MP3/ WMA

The other sources (Tuner, AUX, Portable)

y YoucanchecktherecordingpercentageratefortheUSBrecordonthescreenduringtherecording.(AudioCDorMP3/WMACDonly)

y DuringrecordingMP3/WMA,thereisnosound.

y Whenyoustoprecordingduringplayback,thefilethathasbeenrecordedatthattimewillbestored.(AudioCDonly)

y DonotremovetheUSBdeviceorturnofftheunitduringUSBrecording.Ifnot,anincompletefilemaybemadeandnotdeletedonPC.

y Recordingthroughmicrophonesisnotavailable.

y IfUSBrecordingdoesnotwork,themessagelike“NOUSB”,“ERROR”,“USBFULL”or“NOREC”isdisplayedonthedisplaywindow.

y MulticardreaderdeviceorexternalHDDcannotbeusedforUSBrecording.

y Afileisrecordedby128Mbyte(about2hours)whenyourecordforalongterm.Therearerecordedlessthan4files.

y Whenyoustoprecordingduringplayback,thefilewillnotbestored.

y InthestateCD-G,DTSdiscUSBrecordisnotoperated.

y Thefilesinthesub-foldersarenotrecordedduringalltrackrecording.

y Youmaynotrecordmorethan999files.

y Thenumberingoftherecordingfileisenteredfromthelowestnumber.Soifyoudeletesomeoftherecordingfiles,thenextrecordingfilecouldbethelowestnumberamongthem.

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Themakingofunauthorizedcopiesofcopy-protectedmaterial,includingcomputerprograms,

files,broadcastsandsoundrecordings,maybeaninfringementofcopyrightsandconstituteacriminaloffense.Thisequipmentshouldnotbe

usedforsuchpurposes.Be responsible

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Playing the iPodYoucanenjoythemediafileswithyouriPod.FordetailsaboutiPod,refertotheiPod’sUserGuide.

Preparationy ToviewiPod’sVideosandPhotosontheTV

screen.

- BesuretousethevideoconnectionthroughtheVIDEOOUTjackontherearpanelofthisunit.SelecttheappropriatevideoinputmodeontheTV.

- DependingontheiPod,makesurethatselectVideos>Videosettings,andthensetTVOuttoAskorOnfromyouriPod.FordetailsaboutVideoSettings,refertotheiPodUserGuide.

- TheviewingphotosisavailableonlyifthisunitisiniPodINmodeandyoucanviewphotosonlyasaslideshow.YouhavetostartaslideshowonyouriPodtoviewaphotoonaTV.Fordetailsaboutaslideshow,refertotheiPodUserGuide.

y BeforeconnectingtheiPod,turnthisunitoffandreducethevolumeofthisunittoitsminimum.

y ConnecttheiPodfirmly.ToopentheiPodDock,pulliPoddock.

y Ifyouturnthisuniton,youriPodisautomaticallyturnedonandrechargingstarts.

y IfyouriPodiscompletelydischarged,chargethebatteryfirst.


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Enjoying iPod on the screenYoucanoperateyouriPodbycontrollingmenuonthescreen.

1. ConnecttheiPodfirmly.

2. PressnHOME.

3. Select[Music]or[Movie]usingAD,andpressbENTERIfyouconnectedtheotherdevice(CDorUSB),selecttheiPodonthemenuand ENTER.Ifyouselectthe[Music]optionwhenyouconnectiPod,theunitplaysamusicautomatically.

4. SelectacontentusingWSAD,andpress ENTERtoplay.


FileinformationwillbedisplayedaccordingtotheID3TAGinformationontheappropriatemusicfile.(MP3only)

5. OperateiPod.Refertobasicoperationsection.

y IftheiPod’sOSDlanguageisselectedtosimplechinese,thepowerscrollfunctionisnotoperatedcorrectly.

y ThecontrolsonyouriPodarenotoperationalinthismode.

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Enjoying the iPod IN modeYoucanoperateyouriPodbyusingthesuppliedremotecontrolandcontrolsonyouriPod.

1. ConnecttheiPodfirmly.

2. PressP RADIO&INPUTtoselectiPodINmode.

WSAD Selectsanoptioninthemenu.

dPLAY, MONO/STEREO, bENTER

Startsplaybackthemusicorvideo.

MTopausewhileitisplaying.Toresumeplaying,pressdPLAY, MONO/STEREOagain.

c/v SCAN Fast-forwardorrewindasongorvideo

C/,V SKIP

Skiptheplaybackforwardorbackward.

h REPEATToselectadesiredrepeatmode:Track( ),All( ),Off(Nodisplay).


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y Anerrormessage“CHECKIPOD”or“ConnectediPodmodelisnotsupported.”appearswhen:

- youriPodisnotavailableforthefunctiontobeoperated.

y Anerrormessage“CHECKIPOD”or“PleaseupdateiPod’ssoftware.”appearswhen:

- youriPodhasanoldsoftwareversion.>UpdateyouriPodsoftwaretolatest

version.

y Ifthisunitdisplaysanerrormessage,followthemessage.Anerrormessage“CHECKIPOD”or“PleasecheckyouriPod.”appearswhen:

- thecommunicationbetweenthisunitandyouriPodisfailed.>Undock&re-dockyouriPodinthisunit.

- youriPodisnotconnectedfirmly.

- thisunitrecognizesyouriPodasunknowndevice.

- youriPodisexceptionallylowonpower.>Thebatteryneedstobecharged.>IfyouchargethebatterywhileiPod

isextremelylowinpower,itmaytakelongertocharge.

y YoumayusethedockadapterwhichshouldbesuppliedwithyouriPodtothedockforthestableuseoftheiPod.Ifyouneedanadapter,consultyouriPoddealer.

y CompatibilitywithyouriPodmayvarydependingonthetypeofyouriPod.

y iPodtouchandiPhonehaveanydifferenceinoperationotherthaniPod.Youmayneedanyadditionalcontroltousethemwiththisunit.(e.g.“slidetounlock”)

y Ifyouuseanapplication,makeacall,orsendandreceiveSMStextmessage,etc.oniPodtouchoriPhone,disconnectitfromiPoddockofthisunitandthenuseit.

,, Notey DependingonyouriPod’ssoftwareversion,

itmaynotbepossibletocontrolyouriPodfromthisunit.Werecommendinstallingthelatestsoftwareversion.

y ThevideoqualitydependsonthevideosourcesonyouriPod.

y IfyouhaveaproblemwithyouriPod,pleasevisitwww.apple.com/support/ipod.

y YoucannotusethemicrophoneontheiPodmode.


6 Appendix5 Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting40

Troubleshooting

5

Troubleshooting

PROBLEM CORRECTION

Nopower Plugthepowercordintothewalloutletsecurely.

Nopicture

SelecttheappropriatevideoinputmodeontheTVsothepicturefromtheunitappearsontheTVscreen.

ConnectthevideocablessecurelytoboththeTVandunit.

Thereislittleornosound

Selectthecorrectinputmodeoftheunitsoyoucanhearthesoundfromtheunit.

Connecttheaudiocablesintotheconnectionterminalscorrectly.

Replacewithanewaudiocable.

TheDVDpicturequalityispoor Cleanthediscusingasoftclothwithoutwardstrokes.

ADVD/CDwillnotplay

Insertadisc.

Insertaplayabledisc(checkthedisctype,coloursystemandregionalcode).

Placethediscwiththelabelorprintedsidefacingupwards.

Enteryourpasswordorchangetheratinglevel.

HummingnoiseheardwhileaDVDorCDisplaying

Cleanthediscusingasoftclothwithoutwardstrokes.

MoveunitandaudiocomponentsfurtherawayfromyourTV.

Radiostationscan’tbetunedinproperly

Checktheantennaconnectionandadjustitsposition.

Attachanexternalaerialifnecessary.

Tunetothestationmanually.

Presetsomeradiostations,seepage34fordetails.

Theremotecontroldoesn’tworkwell/atall

Theremoteisnotpointeddirectlyattheunit.

Pointtheremotedirectlyattheunit.

Theremoteistoofarfromtheunit.

Usetheremotewithin23feet(7m)oftheunit.

Thereisanobstacleinthepathbetweentheremotecontrolandtheunit.

Removetheobstacle.

Thebatteryintheremotecontrolareflat.

Replacethebatterywithnewones.


6 Appendix

Appendix 41A

ppendix

6

Maintenance

Handling the Unit

When shipping the unitPleasesavetheoriginalshippingcartonandpackingmaterials.Ifyouneedtoshiptheunit,formaximumprotection,re-packtheunitasitwasoriginallypackedatthefactory.

Keepingtheexteriorsurfacesclean

y Donotusevolatileliquidssuchasinsecticidesprayneartheunit.

y Wipingwithstrongpressuremaydamagethesurface.

y Donotleaverubberorplasticproductsincontactwiththeunitforalongperiodoftime.

Cleaning the unitTocleantheplayer,useasoft,drycloth.Ifthesurfacesareextremelydirty,useasoftclothlightlymoistenedwithamilddetergentsolution.Donotusestrongsolventssuchasalcohol,benzine,orthinner,asthesemightdamagethesurfaceoftheunit.

Maintaining the UnitTheunitisahigh-tech,precisiondevice.Iftheopticalpick-uplensanddiscdrivepartsaredirtyorworn,thepicturequalitycouldbediminished.Fordetails,pleasecontactyournearestauthorizedservicecenter.

Notes on Discs

Handling DiscsDonottouchtheplaybacksideofthedisc.Holdthediscbytheedgessothatfingerprintsdonotgetonthesurface.Neverstickpaperortapeonthedisc.

Storing DiscsAfterplaying,storethediscinitscase.Donotexposethedisctodirectsunlightorsourcesofheatandneverleaveitinaparkedcarexposedtodirectsunlight.

Cleaning DiscsFingerprintsanddustonthedisccancausepoorpicturequalityandsounddistortion.Beforeplaying,cleanthediscwithacleancloth.Wipethediscfromthecentertoout.

Donotusestrongsolventssuchasalcohol,benzine,thinner,commerciallyavailablecleaners,oranti-staticsprayintendedforoldervinylrecords.


Appendix42

Appendix

6

Area Code ListChooseanareacodefromthislist.

Area Code Area Code Area Code Area Code

Afghanistan AF

Argentina AR

Australia AU

Austria AT

Belgium BE

Bhutan BT

Bolivia BO

Brazil BR

Cambodia KH

Canada CA

Chile CL

China CN

Colombia CO

Congo CG

CostaRica CR

Croatia HR

CzechRepublic CZ

Denmark DK

Ecuador EC

Egypt EG

ElSalvador SV

Ethiopia ET

Fiji FJ

Finland FI

France FR

Germany DE

GreatBritain GB

Greece GR

Greenland GL

HongKong HK

Hungary HU

India IN

Indonesia ID

Israel IL

Italy IT

Jamaica JM

Japan JP

Kenya KE

Kuwait KW

Libya LY

Luxembourg LU

Malaysia MY

Maldives MV

Mexico MX

Monaco MC

Mongolia MN

Morocco MA

Nepal NP

Netherlands NL

Antilles AN

NewZealand NZ

Nigeria NG

Norway NO

Oman OM

Pakistan PK

Panama PA

Paraguay PY

Philippines PH

Poland PL

Portugal PT

Romania RO

RussianFederation RU

SaudiArabia SA

Senegal SN

Singapore SG

SlovakRepublic SK

Slovenia SI

SouthAfrica ZA

SouthKorea KR

Spain ES

SriLanka LK

Sweden SE

Switzerland CH

Taiwan TW

Thailand TH

Turkey TR

Uganda UG

Ukraine UA

UnitedStates US

Uruguay UY

Uzbekistan UZ

Vietnam VN

Zimbabwe ZW


Appendix 43A

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6

Language code ListUsethislisttoinputyourdesiredlanguageforthefollowinginitialsettings:[DiscAudio],[DiscSubtitle]and[DiscMenu].

Language Code Language Code Language Code Language Code

Afar 6565

Afrikaans 6570

Albanian 8381

Ameharic 6577

Arabic 6582

Armenian 7289

Assamese 6583

Aymara 6588

Azerbaijani 6590

Bashkir 6665

Basque 6985

Bengali;Bangla 6678

Bhutani 6890

Bihari 6672

Breton 6682

Bulgarian 6671

Burmese 7789

Byelorussian 6669

Chinese 9072

Croatian 7282

Czech 6783

Danish 6865

Dutch 7876

English 6978

Esperanto 6979

Estonian 6984

Faroese 7079

Fiji 7074

Finnish 7073

French 7082

Frisian 7089

Galician 7176

Georgian 7565

German 6869

Greek 6976

Greenlandic 7576

Guarani 7178

Gujarati 7185

Hausa 7265

Hebrew 7387

Hindi 7273

Hungarian 7285

Icelandic 7383

Indonesian 7378

Interlingua 7365

Irish 7165

Italian 7384

Japanese 7465

Kannada 7578

Kashmiri 7583

Kazakh 7575

Kirghiz 7589

Korean 7579

Kurdish 7585

Laothian 7679

Latin 7665

Latvian,Lettish 7686

Lingala 7678

Lithuanian 7684

Macedonian 7775

Malagasy 7771

Malay 7783

Malayalam 7776

Maori 7773

Marathi 7782

Moldavian 7779

Mongolian 7778

Nauru 7865

Nepali 7869

Norwegian 7879

Oriya 7982

Panjabi 8065

Pashto,Pushto 8083

Persian 7065

Polish 8076

Portuguese 8084

Quechua 8185

Rhaeto-Romance 8277

Rumanian 8279

Russian 8285

Samoan 8377

Sanskrit 8365

ScotsGaelic 7168

Serbian 8382

Serbo-Croatian 8372

Shona 8378

Sindhi 8368

Singhalese 8373

Slovak 8375

Slovenian 8376

Spanish 6983

Sudanese 8385

Swahili 8387

Swedish 8386

Tagalog 8476

Tajik 8471

Tamil 8465

Telugu 8469

Thai 8472

Tonga 8479

Turkish 8482

Turkmen 8475

Twi 8487

Ukrainian 8575

Urdu 8582

Uzbek 8590

Vietnamese 8673

Volapük 8679

Welsh 6789

Wolof 8779

Xhosa 8872

Yiddish 7473

Yoruba 8979

Zulu 9085


Appendix44

Appendix

6

Trademarks and Licenses

ManufacturedunderlicensefromDolbyLaboratories.Dolbyandthedouble-DsymbolaretrademarksofDolbyLaboratories.

HDMI,theHDMIlogoandHigh-DefinitionMultimediaInterfacearetrademarksorregisteredtrademarksofHDMIlicensingLLC.

“DVDLogo”isatrademarkofDVDFormat/LogoLicensingCorporation.

ManufacturedunderlicenseunderU.S.Patent#’s:5,451,942;5,956,674;5,974,380;5,978,762;6,487,535&otherU.S.andworldwidepatentsissued&pending.DTSandtheSymbolarereg-isteredtrademarks&DTSDigitalSurroundandtheDTSlogosaretrademarksofDTS,Inc.Productincludessoftware.©DTS,Inc.AllRightsReserved.

DivX®,DivXCertified®andassociatedlogosaretrademarksofDivX,Inc.andareusedunderlicense.

ABOUTDIVXVIDEO:DivX®isadigitalvideoformatcreatedbyDivX,Inc.ThisisanofficialDivXCertified®devicethatplaysDivXvideo.Visitwww.divx.comformoreinformationandsoftwaretoolstoconvertyourfilesintoDivXvideo.

ABOUTDIVXVIDEO-ON-DEMAND:ThisDivXCertified®devicemustberegisteredinordertoplaypurchasedDivXVideo-on-Demand(VOD)movies.Toobtainyourregistrationcode,locatetheDivXVODsectioninyourdevicesetupmenu.Gotovod.divx.comformoreinformationonhowtocompleteyourregistration.

iPodisatrademarkofAppleInc.,registeredintheU.S.andothercountries.

iPhoneisatrademarkofAppleInc.

“MadeforiPod”and“MadeforiPhone”meanthatanelectronicaccessoryhasbeendesignedtoconnectspecificallytoiPod,oriPhonerespec-tively,andhasbeencertifiedbythedevelopertomeetAppleperformancestandards.Appleisnotresponsiblefortheoperationofthisdeviceoritscompliancewithsafetyandregulatorystandards.PleasenotethattheuseofthisaccessorywithiPod,iPhonemayaffectwirelessperformance.


Appendix 45A

ppendix

6

What is SIMPLINK?

SomefunctionsofthisunitarecontrolledbyTV’sremotecontrolwhenthisunitandLGTVwithSIMPLINKareconnectedthroughHDMIconnection.ControllablefunctionsbyLGTV’sremotecontrol;Play,Pause,Scan,Skip,Stop,PowerOff,etc.

y RefertotheTVowner’smanualforthedetailsofSIMPLINKfunction.

y LGTVwithSIMPLINKfunctionhasthelogoasshownabove.

y UseahigherversioncablethanHighSpeedHDMI™Cable.


Appendix46

Appendix

6

Specifications

General

Powerrequirements Refertomainlabel.

Powerconsumption Refertomainlabel.

Dimensions(WxHxD) 430X62.5X281mmwithoutfoot

NetWeight(Approx.) 4.0kg

Operatingtemperature 41°Fto95°F(5°Cto35°C)

Operatinghumidity 5%to90%

BusPowerSupply(USB) DC5V0500mA

Inputs/ Outputs

VIDEOOUT 1.0V(p-p),75Ω,syncnegative,RCAjackx1

COMPONENTVIDEOOUT(Y)1.0V(p-p),75Ω,syncnegative,RCAjackx1

(Pb)/(Pr)0.7V(p-p),75Ω,RCAjackx2

HDMIOUT(video/audio) 19pin(TypeA,HDMI™Connector)

ANALOGAUDIOIN 2.0Vrms(1kHz,0dB),600Ω,RCAjack(L,R)x1

DIGITALIN(OPTICAL) 3V(p-p),Opticaljackx1

PORT.IN 0.5Vrms(3.5mmstereojack)

Amplifier

Stereomode 180W+180W(4Ωat1kHz)

Surroundmode

Front 180W+180W(4Ωat1kHz)Center 180W(4Ωat1kHz)Surround 180W+180W(4Ωat1kHz))Subwoofer 200W(3Ωat60Hz)

Tuner

FMTuningRange 87.5to108.0MHzor87.50to108.00MHz

AMTuningRange 522to1620kHz,520to1710kHzor522to1710kHz


Appendix 47A

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6

Front Speaker

Type 2Way3speaker

ImpedanceRated 4Ω

InputPower 180W

Max.InputPower 360W

NetDimensions(WxHxD) 280X1152X225mm

NetWeight 3.33kg

Rear Speaker

Type 2Way3speaker

ImpedanceRated 4Ω

InputPower 180W

Max.InputPower 360W


NetWeight 3.33kg

Centre Speaker

Type 2Way3speaker

ImpedanceRated 4Ω

InputPower 180W

Max.InputPower 360W

NetDimensions(WxHxD) 327x99x76mm

NetWeight 1.21kg

Passive Subwoofer

Type 1Way1Speaker

ImpedanceRated 3Ω

InputPower 200W

Max.InputPower 400W


NetWeight 5.4kg

Designandspecificationsaresubjecttochangewithoutnotice.


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