DVD Home Theater System Quick Start Guide
4 play a disc
DISC
4a Press DISC.
Point the remote control
towards the DVD system.
4b Load in a disc
Press OPEN CLOSE to
open and close the disc tray.
4c Select correct
AV In channel
Switch to the correct
input source by using the
TV remote control.
GET PICTURE
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Check the connection of the DVD system
to TV is in place (see 2 Connect TV).
• Check the AV mode on TV. It may be
called FRONT, A/V IN, or VIDEO. Choose
the different modes using TV remote
control.
• Or, use the TV remote control to select
Channel 1 on TV, then press Channel down
button until you get the picture.
• See your TV manual for more details.
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Refer to chapter “DVD Setup Menu Options” in the user manual
for detailed descriptions.
More settings and features GET SOUND
To enhance the sound
quality
Press SOUND button to
select a predefined digital
sound effect.
Detailed playback features and additional
functions are described in the user manual.
No sound from rear
speakers?
Press SURR button to select
“Multi-Channel”.
5 programme radio stations
6 optional - connect VCR
IN-1 IN-2
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5a Press TUNER.
5b Press and hold PLAY 2
until “START ...” appears.
It will start to programme
all available radio stations.
5c Once complete, use
S / T to select a
preset radio station.
Note: This feature is only available
for first time setup.
Note: LINE OUT will output sound only when the speakers
volume are reduced to level 1 and below.
HTS3500S-75-QSG-Eng 16/5/05, 4:03 PM2