Important Precautions The design and manufacture of this player takes personal safety into consideration. Improper operation may result in electric shock, fire, and other hazards. Please adhere to the following instructions. Safety Precautions There is dangerous voltage within this product. To prevent electric shock, do not open the cabinet. Please contact a professional technician to service this product. Replacement components will be supplied according to manufacturers recommendations.
Table of content 1. DVD features and specifications ….….……………………………………………………………….…………………………………………............ 1 2. Name of parts …………………………………………………………………...……………………….……………………………..………….………. 2 2.1. Frontal panel ……………………………………………………………………………………….……………………………………..………….. 2 2.2. Rear panel ………………………………………………………………………………………….…………………………………………..…….. 2 2.3. Remote control ………………………………………………………………………..….………………………………………………………….. 3 3. Preparation before operation ………………………………………………………………………………..…………………………………………… 4 3.1.
DVD features and specifications Features & Benefits z z z z z z z DVD, VCD, SVCD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3 compatible Last scene memory Slot type disc feeder On screen display menu Full function wireless remote control Volume control Zoom feature z z z z z z z Slow play back 5 speed fast forward/backwards Step play/program play Frame by frame/Slow motion Multiple language menu/subtitle NTSC/PAL compatible Mechanical/electronic/memory anti shock Specifications Other video format: CDDA, HDCD, CDG, WMA, JPEG, MPEG
Names of parts 2. Names of parts 2.1. Front panel 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1. DISK SLOT 2. POWER 3. PLAY/PAUSE 4. STOP 5. DISPLAY 6. PREVIOUS 7. NEXT 8. EJECT 2.2. Rear panel 1 1. POWER 2. AUDIO-R OUT (RED) 3. AUDIO-L OUT (WHITE) 4. VIDEO OUT (YELLOW) 5.
Names of parts 2.3. Remote control 1 11 2 12 3 13 4 5 6 7 8 14 15 16 17 18 9 19 20 21 22 23 10 24 -3- 1. MENU PBC 2. POWER 3. NUMBER 4. SUBTITLE 5. DISPLAY 6. ANGLE 7. AUDIO 8. SETUP 9. ENTER/SELECT 10. VOLUME 11. TITLE 12. EJECT 13. CLEAR 14. SLOW 15. PROGRAM 16. REPEAT 17. MUTE 18. PLAY/PAUSE 19. ZOOM 20. STOP 21. FORWARD 22. BACKWARD 23. NEXT 24.
Preparation before operation 3. Preparation before operation 3.1. Unpacking and check Check for the following accessories: REMOTE CONTROL (1) BRACKETS (2) SCREWS (4) BATTERIES (2) OWNER’S MANUAL (1) REMOTE SENSOR (1) 3.2. Assembling batteries of remote control Open battery compartment, insert two AAA batteries, make sure to match “+” and “-“ of the batteries to the marks in the battery compartment. While operating remote control, please point it to the front of the DVD player.
Names of parts 3.3. Connections The video signal is output through composite video output terminal, while audio signal is output by either RCA terminal or coaxial terminal (digital).
Preparation before operation DVD to AMP If you are powering more than two screens, you may need to add an amplifier to boost the output signal. Connect the video and audio outputs to the amplifier using RCA cables.
Basic operations 4. Basic operation 4.1. Play 1. Push [POWER] in the player. 2. Insert media discs in DVD slot. Disc will start to play automatically. 4.2. PAUSE While playing, push [ II ] to pause the feature. Press again to resume playback. 4.3. Mute (available to analog audio output signal only) Push [MUTE] to silence the sound of the player, press it again to return to normal state. 4.4. Stop playing/Eject ] to eject disc from DVD player. 1. Push [ ] again to reload disc into DVD player. 2. Push [ 3.
Basic operation 4.5. The Use of Remote Sensor Depending on the placement of your DVD player, you can control the DVD function either by pointing directly at the DVD player, external remote sensor mounted on the dash of your vehicle or at the Myron& Davis monitor.. 4.6. Last Memory Function After the engine is turned off, power button is powered off, or the function is set to line in by accident, when the players turned back on again, it will start from where it last ended. (Basic operation) 1.
Frequent operation 5. Frequent operation 5.1. Select part to be played with menu If DVD has a menu option, when PBC state is on, you can display the menu by pushing [MENU] or [TITLE], then you can select the part you would like to play by doing the following. 1. Push [MENU] The screen will display different scenes available. Scenes vary with discs. 2. Push [ ]/[ ]/[ ]/[ ] To move the lighted band to desired scene. 3. Push [ENTER] to confirm selection.
Frequent operation 5.5. Skip to next chapter/track While playing, push [NEXT] button. 5.6. Skip to previous chapter/track While playing, push [PREV] button. 5.7. Select track There is more than one operational procedure available. A. Push [ ] to skip to next or previous track and play. I ] or [ I B. For those discs with has direct track numbers, use the number keys to select desired track to play. If the screen displays [hand], there are three reasons. (1) The track on the disc is not numbered.
Frequent operation 5.10. Select subtitle language (Subject to Type of disc) For DVD discs, push [SUBTITLE] to select the language of caption, e.g. Press English once, then the screen will display available language alternative. 5.11. Program play (Subject to type of disc used) When PBC is off and DVD is stopped, 1. Push [PROGRAM] 2. Use the number keys to enter the desired chapter or track. Example: If user wants to play track 5, then track 3 and finally track6, enter 3, 5, 6 in order.
Frequent operations 5.12. Display playing time and state Push [DISPLAY] button, TV screen will display current play time state, i.e. playing time, remaining time, press [DISPLAY] each time, the screen will show a time alternatively (the time displayed in the frontal panel accordingly changes), the content to be displayed each time will subject to the type of the disc. 5.13. MP3 operation The DVD player supports MP3 disc, see the following examples: Load MP3 disc, TV screen will display following pictures.
System setting 6. System setting Press [SETUP]. The screen will display the system setting menu. To navigate the menu, use [ ]/[ ] the buttons. To confirm your selection, press [ENTER]. In the sub-menus, use the [ ]/[ ] buttons to make your selection, press [ENTER] to enter the item to be changed. To navigate up and down use the [ ] /[ ] buttons. Highlight your selection and press [ENTER] as conformation. Press [ ] to escape the sub-menu and make another selection, or press [SETUP] to exit the SETUP menu.
System setting Press [SETUP] to exit system setting. Note: three screen ratio modes are available (16:9 WIDE, 4:3 PS, 4:3LB). It enables user to select the disc to match your screen. Below is chart showing the various formats. Example 2: Setup Brightness and Contrast Press [SETUP] to access the menu. The screen will display the “SYSTEM SETTING” menu. Press [ ] to select the “VIDEO SETUP” page. Use the [ ] button to navigate the yellow band to which item you want to change. Press [ ] to select the sub-menu.
System setting Example 3: Parental Press [SETUP] to access the menu. The screen will display the “SYSTEM SETTING” menu. Use the [ ] button to navigate the yellow band to which item you want to change. Move the yellow bar to PASSWORD and press ENTER or use [ ] to move the yellow bar to extended menu, a sub-menu appears requesting password; press number and then Enter to implement it.
Functions of buttons in remote control 7. Functions of buttons in remote control This chapter will explain in detail the functions and operation procedures of all buttons in the remote control, for user’s instant reference. Most operation procedures can be referred to relevant content of chapter 4,5. 7.1. [ II ] When the DVD player is in stop, pause, slow play, fast forward, fast reverse state, you can push [ II ] to resume normal playback.
Functions of buttons in remote control 7.7. [Menu / PBC] While playing DVD, push this button to display the option menu included on this disc. This will depend on type of disc being used. Push this button to shift PBC state. For DVD/SVCD disc, when PBC is off, you should first push [STOP] button, then [PBC] to switch to desired state. 7.8.
Functions of buttons in remote control 7.14. [ ]/[ ]/[ ]/[ ] When the screen displays the menu or system menu of a DVD disc, you can push these buttons to move the cursor then selects the desired item. 7.15. NUMBER BUTTONS [0], [1]… [9] number buttons are used to enter number, e.g. No. of track, DVD chapter No., time date, tec. 7.16. [SUBTITLE] Push this button to select caption indication language, e.g. English, etc. Press it once to change a caption language.
Functions of buttons in remote control 7.21. [DISPLAY] Push the button to display some data of time, e.g. the current playing time, remaining time, etc. 7.22. [ I ] (Function depends on type of disc) While playing DVD disc, push the button to skip to previous chapter; while playing SVCD and other discs, push this button to skip to previous track. 7.23. [ENTER] Push the button to execute the entered or the selected item. 7.24.
Technical terms 8. Technical terms TITLE: For DVD disc it is defined as a long complete segment of image or music or a movie. Each title has a number and makes it easy to search. TRACK: The image or music of a VCD or CD. Each track has a number for search. CHAPTER: It is smaller than title among the units of a DVD, it is defined as a long complete segment of image or music or a movie. A title is made up of several chapters, and each chapter has a number for search.
Troubleshooting 9. Troubleshooting No sound z Check if the unit is connected securely with other systems including amplifier or TV. z Make sure you operate the TV or amplifier correctly. z Make sure the system setting is correct. Disc can not be played z Make sure there is a media disc in the player. z Check whether there is only one disc in the player. Remote control does not work z Remote batteries from the remote control. Replace the batteries with new ones.
How to deal with disk 10. How to deal with disk How to hold disc Do not touch the face coving information. When there are stains on face of disc Wipe gently with a wet cloth and then with dry one. When a disc is brought in from a cold environment to a hot one, steam can form on the face of the disc. Wipe down with a soft, smooth, dry cloth before using. Attention: z Don’t write on the labeled side.
Warranty Limited One-Year Warranty (Non-Transferable) Myron & Davis warrants to the original purchaser a non-transferable warranty tore pair or replace, free of charge, the video product (s) in materials and workmanship under normal use and conditions for a period of one (1) year from date of purchase. Limited warranty excludes: z Labor cost for removal, reinstallation, and trouble shooting of the video product (s). z Damage to DVD discs, CDs, videotapes, accessories, or vehicle electrical parts.
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