Soundstream VIR-7880TS User manual

Thank

you

for

buying

a

SOUNDSTREAM

VIR.Ja8OTS

.

Tnis

user's

manual

covers

the

VIR-7MOTS

rndel

.

Please

mad

through

this

use&

manual

before

using

the

prduct

.

I

After

reading

this

manual.

please

keep

it

within

easy

reach

.

This

usefs

manual

includes

instrucflons

on

how to use

the

DVDED.

TV

tuner.

radio tuner and

CI

&anger

.

Table

of

Contents

Prucautlm

......................................

Precautions

Far

handling

discs

...........................

Playable

dlses

and

reglon

.............................

Basic

unll

opention

..................................

Power

an/otf

........................

..

.....

Selecllng

a

source

.................................

Adjuging

the

volume

...........................

Display

with

the

LCD

panel

closed

..........................

Qpemng

and

tuning

on

ihe

display

.........................

Opening

up

the

LCD

panel

..........................

Madng

me

LCD

panel

go

horizontal

........................

Tuning

the

monitor

on

and

off

........................

Mute

......................................

.............................

Wmzobperatetha

LCDwpanel

How

to

use

the

buttons

................................

Intormation

lndlcation

wlndow

.............................

How

20

use

the

remote

controller

............................

.................................

How

to

use

this

unit

How

to

use

the

radio

................................

..............................

How

to

use

the

TV

How

to

play

DVO

videos

.......................

...

How

to

play

audio

and

video

CDs

.........................

How

to

play

VP3

discs

.............................

How

to

use

the

CD

Changer

...........................

..............

How

to

select

a

visual

screen

during

audio

pbybadc

How

ta

set

the

system

up

...............................

Main

setup

................................

Sound

setup

..............................

DVD setup

......................

..

.........

Tuner

setup

...........

........

.......

Multi-zone setup

................................

frwbleshcmting

.............................

Error

messages

..................................

Installtlon

.................................

Package

contmk

.......................

lnstallrng

the

main

unit

.............................

lrlstalling

the

bmer/arr@

unit

.................

........................

Removing

lne

main

unlt

...

..........................

System

connection

Power

eonnect~on

...........................

SpeeHieatlon

Recautionsforhandlingdiscs

>

Handling

The

edges around

new

Uii

may

be

rough.

When using

disc

with rough

edges.

the

player

may

not

work

normally,

or

the

sound may

skip.

Use

a

ballpoint

pen

or other similar

too!

to

remove

any

roughness

around the

edges

of

the

discs

before

uslng

them.

Pa

not

attach

labels

to

the

surface

of

the

disc,

or

mark

me

surface

with

a

penerl

or

pn.

.

Do

not

phy

discs

that

have

scotch

tape

or other

adms

on

Mem.

or from

which

the

surface

has

peeled.

Using

such discs

may

prevent

the

disc

ejecting

frm

the

DVD

player or may

damage

it.

*

Do

not

use

discs that

are

badly scratched.

deformed

or crackd. Using

such

discs may

cause

the product

to

operate

abnormally or

'be

damaged.

!Ahen

removing

a

disc

from

its

storage

case,

press

the

center

of

the

case,

hold

the

disc

by

the

edges

and

lift

it

cardully.

r

Use

neither commercially

a~ilabl0

CD

protection

sh&s

nor disc stabilizers. They may

damage

the

discs

or

came

breakdown

of

the

internal

mechanism.

Storage

.

Do

not

expose

discs

to

direet sunlight or radiators.

.

Do

not

expose

dim

to

moisture or

dus2.

I

Do

not

exrxrse

discs

lo

direct

heat

from

heaters.

Cleanlng

Use

a

soft

cloth to

wipe

discs,

worksng

from

the

center

of

the

asc

out

towards

the

circumference.

Do

not

wipe

discs

with cornrnercialty available cleaners, anti-static

spray

or thinners.

Inserting

discs

.

If

the

LCD

panel

IS

open.

load

discs

with

care.

When

a

disc

IS

loaded,

do

not remove

the

unit from

the

car.

Or

?urn

off

the

power.

f

-,

Wflh

the

LCD

panel

open,

H

is

not

easy

to

see

the

disc

insertion

slot.

For

the

sake

of

safety,

the

driver

should

Insert dlscs

with

the

LCD panel

closed.

L

,'

<

Playable

dlscs

and region

>

Playable

disc

OVD

Video

disc

Single

or

double-slded

disc

-

r

Single

or

double-layered

disc

DVD

Yldeo

stored

In

DVD-R,

DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+'RW

dfsa

CO,

VCD,

MP3 audfo

files

stored

h

CD-R,

CQ-RW

dl-

Region

code

DVD

video

systems

assign

a

specific

region

ale

to

each

DVD

video

player

and

DVD

dix according

to

sales regions.

For

example,

DVD

video

players

sold

in the

United

States

an

only play

discs

suited

to

the

U.S.

region

code

('I".

'ALL',

or

a

combination

of

numkrs

including

'I1,

'ALL').

The

DVD

region

code

is

indicated on the

disc

jacket.

as

the following picture shows.

The

region

des

of

each

country

are

as

follows.

Refer to

them

when

purchasing

BVD

titles.

7V

color

system

The

OVO

player plays

NTSC

or

PAL

discs

only,

and

cannot

play

SECAM discs.

TV

tuner

of

this unlt

is

only compaufible with

NTSC

mlor

system.

About

the

registered

trademark

-

This

product includes copyright protection technology

that

is protected under certain

U.S.

patents. and other lnteflectual property rights

owned

by

Macrovis~on Conporation. Unless

authorized

by

Macrovision

Corporation,

this copyfight protection technology

can

be

used

only at

home or in other limited places. Disassembly and reverse engineering

are

prohibited.

-

Manufactured under license

from

Dolby

Laboratories.

'Dolby"

and the

double-D

symbols

are

register4 trademarks

cd

Dolby Laboratories.

-

"DTS

is

the

registered trademark

of

Digital Theater

Systems,

hc.

Basic

For

safe

drlving, adjust the volume to

a

level

that

allows

you

to

hear

sounds

outside

the

car.

When

you

turn

on

the

power,

the

volume

Is

adjusted

to

10,

the

maximum

volume

level

for

safety.

Power

onloff

1.

Press

the

1

*

!SRC

I

button,

and

the

unit's initial display lights

up.

The

main

unit

remembers

the

last operation

swrm

used

and

displays

it

accordingly.

2.

In

the

case

of

a

DVD

source,

it

automatically plays

back

fnwn

the

point

of

the last operation.

3.

Press

the

[

"

%RC

]

bmn

for

3

seconds

or longer

to

turn

off

the

power.

Even

after

the

power

is turned

offfli.

the

buttons are illuminated when the car sidelights

are

switched

on.

I;

Selecting

a

source

1.

Press

briefly

the

1

'SRC]

button

to change the

source.

2.

When

you

press the

[

7

ERC]

button, the sources

are

selected in

the

following order.

Radio

b

TV

b

OVD

(b

CD

Changer).

b

EXTERU

The

CD

Changer is indicated

only

if

one

is

connected.

E

Adjusting the

volume

Press

POL]

to

adjust

the

volume.

-

'+'

increases

the

volume.

-

'-'

decreases

the volume.

-

The

volume

level ind'itd on

the

display is

in

32

steps

from

0

to

31.

f

I

a

Use

thls

unit

while

the

engine is running.

If

you

use

this

wit

fo~

a

long

tame

with

the

engine atoppeU.

you

may

nn

be

La.-

r*.

able

lo

stan

the

engine agaln,

due

to

a

discharged

battery.

or

you

may

shorten

the service Ille of

the

battery.

If

you

intend to

use

this

product for

prolonged

pews.

please make sure

that

you

use

it

only when the engine

is

running.

/

How

to

operate

the

LCD

panel

WOTU

Please

read

the

following precautions

to

lengthen

the

sewice

life

of

the

LCD

panel.

-

If

you

are

golng

to

park

the

car

mtdwrs

for

a

long

the,

keep

the

LCD

panel

inside the

min

unit.

-

Be

careftll

not

to

let

any

liquid

from drim or

wet

umbrellas

get

into

the

main

unit.

Liquids

may

damage

the internal circurry.

-

Do

not

disassemble

w

modify

Ihe

pWct

in

any

way.

Such

actions

may

lead

to

damage,

in

which

case

you

may

have to

pay

for

an

AIS

service.

Please

have

the

product

repaired In the

slow

of

purchase

w ofher

designated

agency

-

Do

not pull the

LCD

panel

out

by force, or

use

the

back

af

the

LCD

panel as

a

tray. Do

not

subject

Ihe

LCD

panel to

any

impact.

It

may

muse

breakage.

deformation

or ather

damage.

-

Be

careful

not to allow cigarettes to

bum

the

display. Any

breakage

or

damage

may

prevent

the display

from

working normally.

-

When

tilting the

LCD

panel,

do

not place any forelgn objects between the

LCD

panel

and

the

main

unit.

Failure

of

the

panel

may

result.

-

Do

not

place

anything

an

the

display when tilting

the

LCD

panel.

+

When

it is

cold,

the

display movement

may

slow

down,

the display may darken, and

a

after-

image

may

be

visible. This

is

not

a

rnahriction.

When

the

temperature

of

the

main

unit

and

ils

sunourdings

increases,

the

unit

wtll

work

normally again

However.

if

the

unit does not

work

properly

in noml temperatures,

it

my

be

malkinctioning.

Please

have

the product repaired in

the

store

of

purchase

or

other designated

NS

agency.

-

The

small

brack

shiny

spots

in

Ihe

LCD

panel

are

a

ternpray phenomenon.

-

When

the

engine stops, or

when

it

is cold,

the

LCD

panel

may stop working ternprarily while

it

opens

or

closes.

-

Do

not press the casing around the touchkey

pand

with

Ica

much

force.

Doing

so

may

result

In malfuncl~on.

I

Operating

the

touch

panel

When

you

press the relevant icons, the

touch

panel allows

them

to

operate acoordingly

If

these

icons

do

not

show

up

on

the

screen, press

the

LCD

screen

once

to

display

them

How

to

use

the

buttons

2

II

When

the

LCD

display

closed

@

WOL]

button

Use

thrs

button

to

increase

or decrease

the

volume.

@

(DISPLAY]

button

Use

this button

to

switch

the

InfomatIan

indication

window

panel

to

playback

or

clock

status.

etc.

@

[OPEN]

button

Use

this button to

open

and

close the LCD panel.

@

[

-.

]

bmon

(EJECT)

Use

this

button

to

eject

a

disc

fMm

the

unR

@

(RELEASW

bulton

Use

this button to separate the

burglarproof

front panel from the

main

unit.

@

MUT TI^

button

Use

this bunon

to

mule

the

sound. When the

sound

is

muted, press this

button

again

to

obtain

sound

output.

@

[BAND]

button

-

Use

this button

40

switch

the

receiving bandwidth

In

radiorrVlertemal input

mode.

Pfess

tb

fBAND]

bunon

in radlo

mode

to

switch

Mween

FM1iFM2FM3AM.

Do~ng

so

in

TV

mde

switches between

TVlITlr2,

wh~le the

same

action

lo

exlemal

input

switchss

between,

EXTERNI,'

EXTERN3

EXTERM3

Using

the

bWon

in

CD

Changer

changes

distls.

-

Press the

[BAND]

butlon

3

seconds

or longer

when

in

radr, or TV

source

to

switch

channel

search

to

AUTO

or

MANUAL.

@

IQSR]

bunon

-

Use

this

button

to

listen to radio broadcasting

that

has

been

set

in

advance.

in

radio

mode.

-

While

QSR

(Quick Station Recall) is

activated,

presa

the

IQSR]

button

again

to

move

into

the

pr&SR

source.

When

you

press

the

.

TSFIC

]

bullon

as

Wdl

as

the

Iosa]

buaon,

the

same

prwedure follows.

-

Press

and hold the

[QSR]

button

in radio

mode

to

save

a

broadcasting

station

in

the

QSR

mew.

-

Press

the

IQSR]

button

for longer

h

other

source

mdes

to release

the

QSR

setting

saved;.

@

[-

~RC]

button

(POWERISOWRCE)

-

US$

this

button

to turn

on

the

power.

Press

the

[

P/$RC

)

button

for

3

seconds

or

more

to

turn

of#

the

power.

-

Press

the

[

FISRC

]

button

hew,

when

the

power

is

on.

to

switch

sources.

Swrces

are

switched

lrl

tHe

IbllOwrlg

Order:

Radio

b

TV

b

DVD

(b

CD

Changer)

EXTERH

-

Switching

to

the

CD Changer

IS

available

only

when

a

CD

Changer

6s

installed.

-

lnsen

a

CD

or

DVD

wh~le

the

pwer

ts

off

to

aulumaticalty

turn

the

power

on

and

play

it

back.

@I

[PffU/O]

button

(PLAYPAUSUSTOP)

-

Use

this

bunon

to

smtch

to

PIAYIPAUSE

rn&

n

CDlOVOlCD

Changw

source.

Pres

the

[D[10/0]

bunon

longer to

stop

playback.

-

Press

the

IDQO/O]

button

lmger

in

radiTTV

source

10

automatically

search stations

or

store

a

current

staCon

in

the

preset

rnernorj.

@

[MU]

button

-

Use

this

button

to

move

the

broadcasting

channel

back

to

the

in

radim

source.

-

Press

this bunon to

go

back

to

the

in

CDED

Changer

source.

-

Press

this

button

to

move

back

to

the

previous chapter

Ih

OVD

Source.

-

Press

and hold

the

[W]

button

in

CDlOVD

source

to

playback

with

last-rewind.

@

[DM]

Button

-

Use

th~s

butlon

lo

move

to

the

nem

broadcasting

channel

in

radiorrV source.

-

Press

this

button

to

move

to

the

in

CD/CD

Changer

swrce.

-

Press

thrs

bYnon

to

move

to

the

in

DVD

wurce.

-

Press

and

hold the

[M)

button

in

CDmVD

source

to

get

fast

playback.

@

PRESETJ

button

-

Use

t%s

bunon

to

select

a

preset

station

rn

radiarlV

source.

I

When

the

LCD

display

opened

@

[VOY

button

Use

this

button

to

increase or

dsrease

the volume.

[DISPUV

bdon

-

Press

briefly:

Use

this

bunon to

display,

it

displays

the

status

of

the

current

source

on

the

screen.

-

Press

and

hold: For

the

radio

and

CD

Changer,

use

this

button

to

select

a

background

mwie

screen.

For

DVDNCDm.

use

this

button

to

change

the

screen

size.

Every

time

you

press this button.

the

screen

s~e

changes

in

the

following

order:

FULL

P

CINEMA

b

NORMAL

b

WIDE

t

ZOOM.

@

[OPENICLOSE] button

-

Press

bnefly.

Use th~s

button

to

open and

close

Ihe

LCD

panel.

-

Press

and

hold:

Use

Ihls

button to make

the

LCD

panel

go horizontal

,

or air

conditioner

operation

mode,

see

page

11

for

detail

usage.

[Md]

bmon

-

Use

th~s

button

to move

to

the

channel

in

radiom source.

-

Press

this

button

to

move

to the

CDGD

Changer swrce.

-

Press

this button

to

move

to

the previous chapter In

DVD

source.

-

Press

and

hold

the

1-1

button in

CDlDVD

source to playback

wilh

fast-rewind.

[MI

button

-

Use

rhls button

to

move

to the

source.

-

Press

this

bunon to

move

to

the

next track in

CDICD

Changer source.

-

Press

thls butlon

to

move to the next chapter in

DVD

source

-

Press

and hold

the

(W]

button in

CDlOVD

source to

get

fast playback.

[PO

O/Q]

Button

(PUY/PAUSE/STOP)

-

Press

bnefly:

Switch

to

Play/Pause

mode

rn CDIDVQICD

Changer

source.

-

'Press and

hold:

Playback

stops

In Ihe

CDIDVDICD

source.

Searches

stations

automatically and

stores

a

current

station into the preset memory in

radiom

source.

[SOUND]

button

-

Press

brief&:

Move

to

swnd

setup

status

in system

setup.

-

Press

and

hold:

Change

the

Loud setting

On10ff.

[SETUP]

button

-

Press

the

[SETUP]

button

for

1

second

or

more to

switeh

to

the

screen

where system

settings

can

be

changed.

[ZONE]

'button

-

Press briefly: In

sysfem

setup, the

screen

and

audio

setting screen

are

displayed

by

reglon.

-

Press and hold:

The

main

unk

LCD

indication turns on or off, Press

the

[ZONE]

button

w~th

the

LCD

off

to

swrtch

into the screen indication.

[MENU]

button

-

Press

briefly: Display

the

root menu

whlle

a

DUD

video

plays

back.

-

Press

and

hotd:

Press

and

hold this button whtle

a

DVD

video

IS

in playback

to

dlsplay

the

tide

menu.

Press

the button again while in menu.

D

return to playback

status.

(TlLf]

button

-

Use

this

button

b

adjust

angle

and

position

of

the

LCD

Panel.

See

page

70

for

deta~l

usege.

-

Press

and hold:

The

LCD

panel moves forward and backward and

can

be

adjusted

to

Ihree

stages.

Information

indimtion

window

DAB

QIgHaI

broadestlnql

indicator'

C

QEsc Indicator

SAT

Satellite

radlo indicator'

MAN

Manual

tuning

indicator

LD

Loudness

indhtor

EQ

Equalizer

Indicator

ST

Stereo

indEcator

Opentlanal

status

lndimtw

Indicate frequency, playback

time

r

7

RPT

Repeat

indicator

SCN

Scan

Indicator

PresM

channel

Indicator

Preset channel number

ind~cation

Dlse

number

CD

Changer

dix number

indicator

I

RDM

Random

indicator

A

lndlwtion

when

the

RDS

function

is

supported*

and clock.

('

mark

is

optlonal.

so

Is

displayed

Only

when

an

optional dwlce

Is

loaded.)

C

>

I

(

How

to

use

the

remote

controller

OR

GENERATOR]

me

infrared

remote

controtter

operatea

within

a

range

of

30"

In

all

directions.

Inserting

the

batteries

1.

Turn the

remote

controller

over

and

slide

the rear

a

cover in the direcfion

of

fhe

am.

2.

Close

the

mr

after

inserting

the

MA

(AM4

1.5V)

batteries.

enclosed

wilh

the

remote

controller.

in

the

-

..

.

direction

ind'mted

in

Ihe

figure.

Incorrect

use

of

the

banerles

may

cause

explosion. Please

check

the

following

points.

-

If

you

are

replacing

batteries,

replace

both

~attenes

wRh

new

ones.

-

Da

not

disassemble

or

heat

batlerws

-

Do

not

expose

batteries

to

fire

or

flames.

-

Dtspose

spent

banenes

properly.

a18

@

[PWRERC]

button

Performs

the

same

function

as

the

[WVWSRC]

button

in

the

main unit.

(3

[BANDKlISC]

button

Performs

the

sane

function

as

the

[BANDIDISCJ

button

in

the

main

unit.

@

[NUMBER

KEYS]

'button

-

For

the

radiorrV

source,

the

preset

numbers

are

selected. Only

buttons

1

to

6

out

of

the

numeric

buttons

are

valid.

-

For

DVDICDNCDIMPS

playback,

playback

occurs

from

each

selected

chapter

and

track number.

-

For radrofW

source,

press

and hold

this

button

to store

a

current broadcasting

station

In

the

sermed

key

number preset

memorj.

(Use

preset

numbers

1

to

6.)

@)

€MW

button

Use

this

button to

mute

the

sound.

When

Ihe

sound

is muted,

press

this button

again

to

release

mullng.

(3

[DIRECV

button

-

RaW

:

Qispby

numeric

window

for

direct

frequency,

channel

input.

-

DVD

:

Display

a

screen

where

you

can

change

the

tltte, audio, subtitle, angle.

title

playback

time

&

location.

chapter

playback

time

C

lwation,

and

repeat

playback, etc

when

a

DVD

is

being played

back.

-

VCD

:

Display

a

screen

where

you

can

change

the

track,

disc

playbadc

time

8

location.

track

playback

time

&

lowtion,

and

repeat

playback

sethng.

etc.

-

CDMP3

:

Display

a

screen

where

you

can

change

the

track

number

to

play

back.

Selm

your

cho*s

by

using

the

amw

bmorts

while

the

relevant

screen

is

displayed.

Then

enter

the

numb6-r

you

want

by

using

the

[NUMBER

KEYS]

bufton.

@

VOLUME

DOWNRIP]

button

Usa

th~s

bunon

to

Increase

Or

decrease

the

volume.

I

[UPIDO

WNRETTJRIGT

button

-

For

radioil%'

source.

use

[UPIDOWN]

key

to

inireas?

or

decrease

preset

nvmbr.

-

When

play~ng

back

a

DVDNCD,

mwe

the

curser

on

the

screen

with

the

[DIRECT]

w

[MENU]

button.

-

When

playing

back

MP3,

seleet

the

track

to

play by

vsing

the

[UPIWWN]

key.

Use

the [LEFTIRIGHTJ

key

lo

move

the

track

title

by

page.

q

[ENTER] button1

-

Deternine the function in

setup.

-

DVD

Sekt

and

determine

each

tumlon

n

setup.

p,

[RETURN]

button

Execute

the

return function, in

setup.

@

ZMENU]

button

When

playing

back

DVD.

mwe

to

he

root

menu.

Whi!e the

root

menu

is

activated,

return

to

ptayback

mode.

fi

-,

[k/Il]

button(PLAYIPAUSE)

Perfoms

the

same

function

as

the

[PLAYtPA'USE]

button in the main unit.

@

3_-11mon

Performs

Ihe

same

function

as

the

[W]

button

in

the main unit.

53

Imlbm~n

Performs the

same

function

as tha

[W]

button in the maln unit.

[

E

]

button

(STOP)

-

Execute

the

stop wmmand In

CDNCDMP3/TSVD

source

playback

-

When

stopped,

lpress

this button again

to

cancel

the

resume playback.

$3

IRDM]

buttan

Play

back

a

chapter

or

a

track

randomly in

DVD

source.

[SCAM]

button

Search the track

you

want

by

playing

back

only

the first part

of

the track

in

CD

playback.

[RPT]

button

Repeat

a

chapterltrack or

a

tideffolder in

DVD

svurm.

$3

[SUBTI

button

Change

the

method for indicating titles.

3

[AUDIO]

button

Change the method for playing back audio when playing

back

a

DVD.

;blTLE]button

When playing back

a

DVD,

switch to

!he

lille

menu.

[ANGLE]

button

In

the

case

of a multi-angle recording, change the playback angle.

3

[SLOW

button

Plays

back

the

DVD

slowly. Each tirne

you

Dress

the

button,

the

playback

speed

decreases

by

112.1f4,

118

and

1!16

respectneiy.

#

[DISP]

button

Use

this

buaon

to

change

the display mode

@

[fONE]

button

Swilch

to

the setting

mode

where

you

can

set multi-zone functions.

4

HOW

to

use

this

unit

Mow

to

use

the

radio

@

Show

the

contents of the

sourn

in current

use.

?

@

?

8

Touch

the

h

to switch

to

the

@

Show

the

frequency band in current

use.

On

touching this icon,

the

frequency bands are

changed

in

the

order FM

1.

FM2,

FM3

and

AM.

@

Show

the

frequency

of

the

station

you

are

currently

listening to.

Touch

this

icon

to

display

a

screen where you

can

enter

the

frequency directly

2!

-

(See

Figure below).

$1

-

Q

Show

the

preset

number,

H

the station

IS

stored

In

preset.

Each

time

you

touch

this

icon.

il

changes to the next

preset

station.

@

Display

the

name

infomaion

desig~ted

at

NAME

SET

in

Setup.

@

Switch

lo

a

screen where

you

can

change

settings

radio

reception.

a

Indicate

the

current

tirne.

@

Show

the

current

audio satting stalus, and information felatted

to

broadcasting

reception.

@

This

window

displays

the

current sound

status

in graphics. Long

press

the

[DISPLAY]

buffon

on the

upper

part

ot

[he

LCD

panel

to

change

the

graphics

indmion

meW.

@

Thls

icon

is

for

muting saund. The

speaker

~ndicator

ts

displayed when sound

is

not

muted.

Touch

the

speaker

indicator

to

mute

the

sound.

Touch

the muting indicator to

have

sound

ourput again

@

Thls icon is for adjustfng the audio volume. Touch the

'+'

and

'-'

icons

to

increase

or

decrease

the volume.

After

touching

'FREQ'

in radio.

use

this

men

to

enter

a

frequency drrwly.

@

Enler

a

desired frequency

by

touching the

relevan!

numbers.

@!

Thls Icon

Is

used

to delete

the

entered numbers.

After number

entry.

set

the frequency.

@

This

Icon

is

used

to cancel

the

enlered numbers

and

return

to

the orig~nal

status

Alter

touching

'Setup'

iwn

In

radio,

use

thts

screen

to change radio senings.

@

Rmm

to

Ihe

prmus

screen

for

radm

raption.

@

Change

the frequency

band

for

senlng.

@

Dkplay

the

screen

where

you

an

enter

a

frequency

directly.

@

Used

to

change

the

preset.

@

Display

the

status

of

preset.

scan.

automatic

storage,

name

setting,

etc,

You

can

move to

a

preset

number

directly

by

touching the line

of

preset

Selecting

'NAME

SET

on

the radio setup screen displays

a

screen

where

you

can designale

a

Station

name.

n

as

01

. .

5,

8

PI

+'

number.

@

Th~s

function enables

you

to listen

to

preset

broadcasting

for

a

short

lime

and

move

to the

autornatiealy.

so

that

you

can check

what

is

being

broadcast

in

the

saved

presets.

While the

preset

scan

is

under

way,

pm

the

'PRESET

SCAN

icon

again

to

end

scanning.

@)

Search

all

the

frequencies in

the

relevant

frequency

band

and

save

nhem

in

the

preset

memory.

This

unit

can

tune

in

to

staiions

with

good

mion

signak

and

store

them

automatlealiy.

While

auto

saving

is

under

way.

press

the

'AUTO

SAVE'

icon

to

end

automatic

saving.

@)

Swnch

to

a

screen

where

you

can

assign

rrarnes

to

the

selected

stations.

@

SeM

the

method

for

searching

stations: manual

or

automatic.

When

selecting

'AUTO':

men pressing the

(-](or

[MI)

bunon

in

the

radio

source,

the

frequen6y

increases

(or

decreases)

automallcally

and

stops at

the

statm.

When

selecting

'MANUAL:

When

pressing

the

[Hl]

button

in

the

mdio

sou=,

the frequency

increase3

by

fregu~rey

step.

CwwerrAy.

pming

the

[[HI]

button.

dwses

b

freguency

by

lreguency

step.

Return

to

the

for

radio

setup.

@

Uw

this

icon

to

move

the

curser

left

and

ngM in

window.

@I

Designed

to

display the

contents

entered

maximum

ot

8

characters

can

be

entered.

@

This icon

is

for

switching

to

other character

sets.

the

.

A

@

Touching

tha

character

icon displays

that

character

in

#,

>,

"(8,

9

the

window.

@

Touch this to enter spaces

between

characters.

@

Use

this

to delete

characters

one

by

me

in

the

chamEter

window.

@

Use this

to

delete

the

characters

placed

under

the

cursor

in

the character

wndow.

@

Use

this

to

mfirm

the

mntents

thal

haw

been

entered

in

the

window

and

end

charader

entwing.

@

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When

touching the

'GOTO'

icon wh~le

a

DVD

is

playing, this

screen

appears.

allowing

you

to adjust the

DVD

playback status.

This

adjustment icon

appears

when

touching the

'MENU

CTRL'

icon

in

'GOTO'

status

while

a

DVD

is

playing.

End

the

'MENU

CTRL'

screen.

@

Use

this to

view

the

DVD

disc

main menu screen.

@

Use

this

icon

to

move

the cursor in

the

DVD

screen.

@

Use

this

to select an item

pram

under

the cursor.

@

0

'Use

the

remote

controller

number

keys

20

enter

the

numbers

mulred.

E

How

to

play

audio

and video

CDs

Touch

the

LCD

panel

in

Audio

or

video

CD

source to display

a

screen designed to

set

6D

player

functions.

(iJ

Show

the source contents

in

current use.

Touch

the

? ?

icon

to

switch

to

the

@

Indicate

the

track number

of

the

currently

playing

CD.

Touch the

icon

to

display

a

number window

&ere

ym

can

move

to

the

&gird

track

within

the

currently

played

disc.

Indite

pkayback time

information.

QShonrIhemethodsofindrdng~time.Twch

the

icon

to

change the

method

of

indicating

time

nformatiwLThememodsoftimidMkmareasf~

SNGt-ELAPSE

:

Indicaies

the

elapsed time

of

the

current

track.

SNGh-REMAIN

:

Indites

the

remaining

time

of

the

current

track.

TOR-EiAPSE

.

lndrcates

the

total

elapsed

tlme

af

a

disc.

TOfL-REMAIN

:

lndpcates

the

total remaining time

of

a

disc.

Mite

dsc

playtack

methods.

Touch

the icon to

change

the method

of

disc

playback.

The

methods

of

dise

playback

are

as

follows

:

NORMAL

:

Normal

playback.

RPT

:

Repeats

the

currently

played

track.

D.RPT

:

Repeats

an

entlre

disc

playback.

RQM

:

Plays

.chapters

randomly.

@

Select

playback

and

pause.

O

CDww=knaps.

@

Touch

the

icon

while

the

CO

is

praymg

to

get

fast

mind.

Evev

time

yw

touch

the

icon,

the

rewind

speed

lmeases

by

2,4,8.16

and

32

tim.

@

Tmh

the

Icon

while

tlae

CQ

is

playing

to

get

fast

playback.

Each

time

yw

Zmh the

ic0n.

the

playback

speed

increases

by

2,4,8.16

and

32

tlmes.

@

Touch

the

Icon

while the

CD

is playing to

go

back

to

and

play

the

beginning

of the

current

track. Touch t

again

to

play

from

the beginnmg

of

me

(@

Touch

the

icon whrle

the

CD

is

playing

b

play

from

the beginning

of

the

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CLOCK

, ,

You

can

set

fithe

current

tlme.

Adjust

me

hour

wrth

lhe

up

and

down

HOUR

icons.

whilst

the

rnrnutes

can

be

adjusted

with

the

up

and

down

MINUTE

,

.,

icon.

12-HRS

DISP:

Used

for

the

12

hour

display.

D~splays icons

for

selectin9

AM

or

PM.

Each

time

you

touch

the

arrow

icon.

it

changes

to

AM Or

PM.

24-HRS

QtSB:

Set

when

using the

24

hour

clock

display.

The

Icon

for

selection

of

AM

or

PM

is

not

displayed.

SFT:

Save

the

lime

set.

R

Sound

setup

Press

the

[SETUP]

button

on

the

main

unit

for

1

second

or

longer

and

touch the

SOUND

tab

to

display

the

sound

setup

scrm.

Also bnefty

press

the

[SOUND]

button

at

the

bottom

of

the

monitor

to

display

the

sound

setup

screen.

+AUDIO

CONTROL:

You

can

set

audio

effects-

,.

,,

LOUD:

Make

a

natural

zone

by

twxrsting

Treble

and

Bass.

Recommended

when

listen~ng

to

music

at

low volume.

When

LOUD

is

set

to

ON, the

LOUD

or

LD

indicator

is

disptayed

at the

httom

of

tlw

LCD

acreen

and

the

information

window.

BASS

EX:

Set

when

listening

to

loud

sounds,

boosting

the

Bass.

BAUFADER:

Set

the

right

and

lefl volumes,

and

front

and

rear speakers.

NON

FADER:

Use

when

adjusting

the

volume

of

the

NON

FADER.

+

EQ SELECT:

Set

the

equalizer.

Fixed

MI-

for

JAZZ.

CLASSICAL

and

ROCK

are

provided

in

the

basic

equalizer.

Three

user

mdes

are

aFso

provided, that users

can

adiust

and

save

according

to

their

we.

1

JAZZ:

Most

suaable

for

Jazz.

I

CLASSfCAL:

MM

suitable

for

classical

music.

ROCK:

Mas?

suitaMe

for

ruck.

USER

1B:

For

saving

the

choices

made

by

users

according

to taste. All the

frequencies

are

set

to

WB,

MiCh

is

the

factory

default

value.

Set

these

values

in

MY

EQ.

DEPEAT:

Press

when

not

using

he

equalizer

Touch the

iwn

to

delete

the

EQ

indicator

from

the

LCD

screen

and

the

Infomtion

window.

.-

Set

the

equalizer

according

to

your

own

taste.

This

unit

prwides

a

parametric equalizer setup

function

where you

can

make

fine adjustments.

Sound

L

-

setup allows

you

to

adjust

GAIN.

FREQ

and

Q

values

in

the

three

frequency

areas

BASS.

MID

and

'TRE.

BASS

-

GAIN:

+lMB

-

-1 2dB

-

FREQ:

50,80.120

HZ

-

Q:

1,

1

.25,1.5,2

MID

-

GAIN:

+12dB

-

-12dB

-

FREQ:

7MHz,

1,2

kHz

-

Q:

1.5,2

TRE

-

GAIN:

+12dB

-

-12dB

-

FREQ:

8,12kHz

DVD

setup

VOTE1

+You

can

only change

the

DVD

sdup

when

OVD

sources

are

selected

and

DVD

discs

are

inserted.

To

change the

DM

setup,

press

the

tSETFP]

button

on

the

main

unit for

1

second

or

longer.

nwr

select the

DVD

tab

at

the

upper

part

of

the

LCD

screen

to

display the

screen

for changing

the

DVD

setup.

To

move

to

the

menu

in

the

OVD

setup

change

screen.

use

the direction

move

button

at

the

lower

part

d

the

LCD

screen

or in

the

remote

controller.

Select

the

menu

by

using the

'ENTER'

NORMALIPS:

Select for viewing

the

full

image

on

the

TV screen.

The

right

and

left

side

01

the image

may

not

be visible

in

the

NORMAWS

screen

mode.

NORMAUNB:

Select

for

viewing the original

image

ratio

(width

and

height).

In

some

cases.

a

black

stripe

can appear

at

the

top

and

bnom

of

the screen.

WPDE:

Selecr

when

the

TV

monitor

used

is

a

wide

type.

To

change

the setup in

each

frequency area.

select

BASS.

MID or

TRE

and

change the

value

by

using the

arrow

icon.

If

you touch

the

'MID'

icon,

this

%wen

appears

and

p

.

,.

allows

you

to

adjust

the

GAIN,

FREQ

and

Q

values

displayed when

sening

the

mid

frequency area

of

I

+

Angle

Mark

icon.

DVD

setup

change

consists

QI

fm

items.

The

first

is

'General",

to

set

general

DVD

information,

the

second

is

rAUDIO', to change the

OVD

sound-related setup, the

third

is

'PREFERENCE',

to

change

the

user

setup. the fourth is

'PASSWORD',

to

change

password

setup,

and

the

last

is

'EXIT

to end

setup.

You

can

select these ilems

by

using the nght

and

left

anow

Icon.

1

Use

when

displaying angle

information an

the

screen.

ON:

Display angle information

on

disc playback.

OFF:

Do

not

display

angle

information

on

disc playback.

'MY

EW.

Select

the

'BASS'

and

'TRE' icons

to

General

DVD

setup

adjust

the

Treble

and

Bass

tlreas

in

[he

same

way.

I

em

Display

Press

the

number

corresponding

to

'SAVE

TO

1

this

function is designed to

adjust

the

ratio

(width

USER'

in

order

to

save

the

adjusted

value

into

and

height)

of

the

TY

screen

according

to

the

USER

1,2

or

3.

the

setup

cantents

are

saved

into

the

user

area.

monitor

lype.

You

can

select

the

saved

user

setup

in

EO

SELECT.

I

Select

'WIDE'

iff

the

TV monitor

for

movies is

a

wide

type.

If

it

is

a

'43

type.

select

'NORMAUPS'

or

'NORMAUL&'.

+

OSD

Language

Select the

OSD

language to

be

used in lhe

DVD

setup

change

screen.

You

can

select

English

or

Chinese.

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