KEC DVD-2T Installation Information & Operating Instructions
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MODEL: DVD-2 / DVD-2T
INSTALLATION INFORMATION
& OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
THIS PRODUCT IS INTENDED FOR PROFESSI ONAL INSTALLATION ONLY
FOR MOBI LE-SPECIFIC 12 VOLT DC-ONLY OPERATION
PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT
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IMPORTANT INFORM ATION
TO RE DUCE THE RISK O F ELE CTRIC S HO CK, DO
NOT REMOVE T HE CO VE R (OR BACK).
NO USER-SERVICEABL E PARTS ARE INSIDE.
REFER SERVICI NG T O QUA LI FI ED SE RVICE PE RSONNEL.
This symbol indicates “ dangerous voltage”
i ns ide t h e pr o duct t hat pre se nt s a ris k of
electric shock or personal injury.
This symb ol indicates important
instruct ions accompanying t he
pr oduct .
CAUTION: DVD P LA YE RS US E AN I NVI SI BL E LA SE R BEAM WHI C H CA N CA U SE HAZ AR DOU S
RADIATIO N EXPOS URE I F DI REC TED.
BE SURE TO OPERATE PLAYER CORRECTLY AS INSTRUCTED
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CAUTIONS
Caution: To prevent electric shock, match wide blade of plug to wide slot, fully insert.
At t ent i on : P our é vi t er les ch oc s élect r iques , i nt r oduí r e l a l ame l a plus l arg e de la f ic he da ns l a borne
correspondant e de la pri se et pousser jusqu au fond.
This product satisfies FCC regulations when shielded cables and co nnect or s are used to connect t he unit to other
equi pm ent . To pr ev ent e l ec t r o magn et ic int erf er enc e wit h electr ic appl i a nc es su ch as r ad i os an d t el ev isi o ns , use s hi e lded
cables and connect ors for connect ions.
FCC N OTE (for U. S.A):
This eq uipment has been t est ed and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digit al device, pursuant t o Part 15 of
t he FC C rul es. Thes e l i mit s a r e des igne d t o provi d e r ea sona bl e prot ec t ion aga i ns t har mf ul int erf ere nc e i n a r es ide nt i al
inst alla t i o n. This eq ui p me nt generat es , us es an d c an radi at e r adi o f requenc y ene r g y a nd , i f n ot ins t alled a nd us ed in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful inter ference to radio or television recept ion, which can be
det ermi n ed by t u r ni ng t he equ i pm ent off and on , t he us er i s encour a ge d t o t ry t o co r rect t he in t e rf erence by one or mor e
of the f oll owing measures.
• Reor i e nt or rel oc at e t h e r ec eiv in g a nt en na.
• I ncr eas e t he s eparat i o n bet we en t h e equip me nt and r e cei ver.
• Connect this equipme nt int o an out let on a ci rcuit diff er ent from that to which t he recei ver is connected.
• Consul t t he deale r or an ex perienc ed r adio/ T V t ec hni ci a n f or hel p .
This cl ass B d igit al appar at us me et s all requi rem ent s o f t h e Canadia n I nt erf erenc e -- Ca us i ng Equi pm ent Reg ul at i on s.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INST RUCTIONS
CAUTION: PLEASE RE A D AND OBSE RVE ALL WARNINGS AND INS TRUCTIONS IN THI S OWNER’S
MANUAL AND THOSE MARKED ON THE UNIT.
RETAI N THIS BOOKLET FOR FUTU RE RE FE RE N CE.
This set has been designed and man ufact ured to assure personal safety. Impr oper use can result in electr ic shock or fi re
hazar d . The saf egu ar d s inc orp or at ed i n t h is unit wi l l pr o t ect you if yo u obser ve t he f ol l owing p roc ed ur es f or i n st all at i o n,
us e and s er vi c ing.
This unit i s f ul l y t ransi st o riz ed an d do es not c on t ai n a ny part s t hat c an be r e paired b y t he user.
DO NO T RE MOVE THE CABINET COVE R, OR YOU MAY BE EXPO SE D TO DANGERO US VOLTAGE.
REFER SERVICI NG TO QUALI FIED SE RVI CE PERSONNE L O NLY.
1. Read ow ner’s manual
After unpackin g t his product, read the owner’ s manual car efully, and follow all the operat ing and ot her inst ructions.
2. Pow er Sour ce s
This pr od uc t s hould be oper at ed only f r om t h e t ype of p ower so ur ce indic at e d on t h e mar ki ng label . I f yo u ar e not
sure of the t ype of power supply in your home, consult your product dealer or local power company. For pr od ucts
int ende d t o operat e f r om bat t ery power, or ot her s ources, ref er t o t h e operat ing i nst ruct i ons .
3. G r o u n di n g or P ol a r i z at i on
This pr oduct is equi pp ed wi th a polari zed alternati ng current line plug ( a plug having one blade wi der than the
ot he r). This pl u g wil l fi t i nt o t he p ower out let o nl y one way. Thi s is a sa f et y f eat ur e. I f y ou ar e una bl e t o i ns ert t h e
pl ug f u l l y i nt o t he out le t, t r y r ever si ng t he plug . I f t h e plug sho ul d s t il l f ai l t o f it, cont act yo ur elect rici an t o re pl a ce
your ob so let e out l et . Do no t d ef e at t h e s af et y pur p os e o f t he polariz ed plu g.
4. V e n t i l ati on
Slot s and openi n gs in t he c ab i ne t a re pr ov i de d f or vent ilat ion and t o en sure reliable oper at i on of t he produc t and t o
prot ect it from overheating. Thes e ope nings must not be blocked or cover ed. The op enings should never be
bl oc ke d b y placi n g t he pr od uc t on a bed, s of a, r ug or ot her s imi l a r s urf ac e. Thi s p r o du ct sh oul d not be plac ed i n a
built -in inst allat io n s uc h as a boo kc as e o r r ac k unl ess p roper ve nt ilat i o n i s p r ov ided or t he manuf ac t ur er ’ s
instructions have been adhered to. In summer, venti lat e for 10 mi nutes before playing Disc. In wint er, pl ay Di sc
af t e r i g nit ing t h e ca r.
5. Heat
Th e pr odu ct sh ou l d be s it u at e d away f ro m heat sour ces s uc h a s r adiat or s, heat r eg i st ers, s t o ves , or ot h er pr oduct s
includin g ampl i f i e r s ) t h at pr oduce he a t .
6. Wat er and Moist ur e
Do not us e t hi s pr o duc t n ear wat er -f or e xa mple, near a bat h t u b, wash bo wl , k it c hen s i nk . o r l aundr y t ub; i n a wet
basement; or near a swimming pool and the like.
7. Clea ni ng
Unplug t h i s pr oduct f r om t he wall o ut let bef or e c l eani ng. Do not use l i q ui d c leane r s or ae ros ol cl ean er s. Us e a
da mp c l o t h f or cl ea ni n g.
8. Pow er -Cor d Pr otecti on
Power-supply cords should be rout ed so that they ar e not likely to be walked on or pinched by it ems placed u pon or
agai ns t t h em, pl a ying pa r t i c ul ar att en t ion t o c or ds at pl u gs , c onve ni e nc e r ec ept ac les , and t he point wher e t hey exi t
f r om t he pro du ct .
9. Overloading
Do not over load wall out let s, ext ension cor ds, or integral convenienc e receptacles as this can result in a risk of fire
or elec t r i c s ho ck.
10. Li ghtni ng
For ad ded protection of this product during stor ms, or when it i s l eft unatt ended and unused f or long periods of time,
unpl ug it fro m t he wall ou t l e t. This wil l p r ev ent d amag e t o t he pr od uc t d ue t o li ght ning and po wer -line su r ge s.
11. O bj e ct an d Li qu i d Ent r y
Nev er push objects of any kind i nto this pr oduct through openings as t hey may touch dangerous voltage points or
shor t - o ut par t s t h at co ul d r esult i n a f ir e or elect ric sh oc k. Neve r s pi l l liqui d o f a ny ki nd on t h e pro du ct .
12. Attachment s
Do not us e at t ac hmen t s not r eco mme nd ed by t he pr oduct manuf act urer as t he y may cau se hazards.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INST RUCTIONS
13. Accessories, Cart s, and Stands
Do not pl ace t his pr oduc t on an un st a ble c art , st an d, t ri po d, br ack et, or t a bl e. The p r od uc t may f al l,
caus in g s er ious i njury t o a ch ild or ad ul t , and se r ious da mage t o t he p roduc t . Us e o nly wit h a cart, st and,
t r ipod, br ack et , or t abl e r ec omme nd ed by t he manuf act urer, or sold wi t h t he pr oduc t . A ny mount ing of
t he product sh ou ld f ol low t h e manuf ac t u r er ’s ins truct ions, and s ho ul d use a mo un t ing acc es s o r y
recomme nd ed by t he ma nu f ac t u rer . A p r o duc t and c ar t combi n at i on should b e mov ed wi t h care. Q ui c k st ops ,
ex cess i ve f o rc e, and u ne ven s ur f ac es may ca us e t he p r od uc t and c ar t co mbin at i on t o ov ert ur n.
14. Disc Sl ot
Keep your f ingers well clear of t he disc slot as it is cl osing. It may cause ser ious per sonal injury.
15. Bur den
Do not pl ace a he av y obj ec t on o r st ep on t he p r od uc t . The o bj e ct may f a l l , causi ng serious pe r s on al inj ury a nd
serious damage to the product.
16. Connecti ng
When you con nect the product t o other equipment , t urn off t he power and unpl ug al l of t he equipme nt from the wall
outlet. Failure to do so may cause an elect ric shock and serious per son al injur y. Read the owner ’s manual of the
ot he r equip me nt ca r ef ul l y and f oll o w t he inst r uct i o ns when m ak ing a ny conn ec t i o ns .
17. Sound Volume
Reduc e t he volume to the minimum level bef ore you turn on the product. Ot herwise, sudden high volu me sound
may ca us e hear i n g or spea ke r dam ag e.
18. Sound Dist or ti on
Do not allow the product to output distorted sound for a longtime. It may cause speaker overheating and fire.
19. La se r Be am
Do not look int o t he openin g o f t he di sc tr ay or v en t i l at i on opening of t he pro du ct t o see t he sour ce of t he l ase r
beam. It may cause sight damage.
20. Disc
Do not us e a c racke d, def o r med, or r epa ired dis c. Thes e dis cs ar e eas i l y br ok en and m a y c au se se r i o us pers o n al
injury and product mal funct ion.
21. Dam age Requi r i ng Ser vi ce
Unplug t h i s pr oduct f r om t he wa l l o ut let an d r ef e r ser vi cing t o qua l i f i ed servi ce pers onnel un der t he f o l lowing
condit i ons :
a) When the power- supply cord or plug is dama ged.
b) If liquid h as been spill ed, or object s hav e f all en int o t he pr oduct .
c) If the product has been expos ed to rain or water.
d) If t he p r o duc t does no t operat e nor mally by f ollowi ng t h e operat in g i nst ructio ns . A dj us t only t h os e c ont r o l s t hat
are cover ed by the operating instruct ions as an improper adjustment of other controls may result in damag e and will
of t en r equir e ext ens iv e wor k b y a q ua l i f ied t e chnic ian t o rest ore t he pr o du ct t o it s normal oper at i on.
e) If the product has been dropped or damaged in any way.
f ) When t he pr oduct exhi bi t s a dist inct c hange i n p erf or ma nc e-t his i ndic at es a need f or s er v i c e.
22. Servicing
Do not at t empt t o s er vi ce t h i s pr oduct y our self as op eni ng or remo vi n g cove r s ma y ex pos e yo u t o dange r o us
voltage or other hazar ds. Ref er all servicing t o qualif ied service personnel.
23. Repl ac em e nt pa r t s
Whe n r ep lac eme nt pa rt s ar e r eq uir ed, b e sur e t he serv ice t e ch ni c ian has us ed r e plac e ment part s speci f i e d by t he
manufact urer or have the same characteristics as the original par t. Unaut horized substit utions may result i n f ire,
el ec t ric s ho ck, or ot her haz ards.
24. Safety Che ck
Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product, ask the service technician to perform safety checks to
determine t hat the product is in proper operat ing condit ion.
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TABLE OF CONT ENTS
Important Information 2
Important Safety Instructions 3
Ta bl e Of Conte nt s (this page) 5
Gener al Information About Di scs 6
Care & Storage Of Discs 7
De s cr i pt i on
Fr ont Panel 8
Fr ont Panel Display 9
Rear Panel 10
Import ant Safet y I nstruct ions Regar ding The DC I N Jacks 11
Acce ssor ie s 11
Remot e Cont roller 12
Installing Batteries In The Remote Controller 14
Using The Re mot e Cont rol ler 14
Batt er y Handling Precaution 14
Remote Cont roller Handling Precautions 14
Con nections
Video Connections To TV Or Monitor 15
Audio Connections 16
Antenna Connection (DVD-2T Only) 17
Setting The DVD-2T For Air Or Cable Channel Reception 17
Before Playi ng A Disc 18
Playing A Disc (DVD/VCD/CD) 19
Playing An MP3 OR WMA Audio File 20
DVD-2 Setup Menus
General Information 21
Language Setup Menu 22
Restoring Factory Defaults 22
Video Setup Menu 23
Audio Setup Menu 24
Parental Control Password & Rating Setup Menu 25
Advanced Operation & Special Features
DV D Tit le Me nu s 26
DVD Dis c Menu s 26
MODE But ton – Repeat ing Chapt ers, Ti tles Or Tr acks 26
A–B But ton – Repeating A Select ed Section 27
ZOOM Button – Magnifying The Screen 27
ANGLE Button – Vi ewing Scenes From Dif fering Angl es 27
PBC – Playback Control 27
GOTO Button – Locating A Specific Point On The Disc 28
Viewing JPEG Files 28
Reference
Specif ications 29
Menu Structure 29
Tr oubl eshoot ing Guide 30
KEC Mobile Applications Tri-Mode Re mote Controller # RC9799 31
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GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT DISCS
DVD’s (Digital Versati le Discs) can record up to 135 minut es’ of video, 8 diff erent language audio t racks and subti tles in
up t o 32 languages.
You ca n e nj oy ci nem a - l ik e vid eo an d cry st al cle ar sound wit h MPE G - 2 comp r e ss i on t e chnol ogy an d Dol by Di git al
surr oun d.
Important Note About Region Numbers
This DV D P lay er an d mo st DVD Di scs a re code d b y region. Th es e r eg i on al codes mus t be mat c he d i n order f or t he dis c
to be played.
If a dis c’s regi on nu mb er (which indic ates its playable area) do es not mat ch t he r eg i on numb e r o f t his DVD Play er , disc
playb ac k wil l n ot be al l owed by t he playe r .
Discs with a region numb er of 0 may be played on any DVD Player.
Th e reg i on n umb e r of t hi s DVD P l ay er is labeled on t he re ar panel of t h e main un i t .
This DV D pl ayer ’ s r egio n number i s 1.
Discs That Can Be Played
WMA (Wind ows Media Audio fil es
JPEG/ JPG (Jo i n t Phot og r a ph ic Ex per t s G roup f iles)
Discs That Cannot Be Played
• Th i s DV D P l ay er ca n n ot pl ay LD, CD-G, CD- I , CD-RO M, DVD- RO M.
• Th i s DV D P l ay er might not play di s cs ob t a i ned out side t he r egi on .
(When
∅ appears on screen, it indicates that an invali d but ton press.)
Copy Protection
• Most commercial DVD discs are encrypted to prevent disc copying.
• Th i s pr od uc t i n corpor a t e s c opyri gh t p rot ec ti o n t ec hnology t h at is prot e ct e d b y t he met hods of cl a i ms of cer t ai n U. S.
patents and ot her intellectual pr opert y r ights owned by Macr ovi sion Cor poration, and i s i ntended for home and
ot he r l imi t ed v i ewing use s unl ess o t h erwis e a ut horiz ed by Macr ov i si on Co r p or at i on. Rev ers e eng i neerin g o r
disassembly is prohibited.
• Th i s pr od uc t i s manuf a ct ured wi t h t ec hnica l c ooper at ion f rom Dol by La bo rat ori es .
This symb ol and trademark ar e reser ved f or Dolby Laboratories.
© Dolby Laboratories Inc. All rights Reserved.
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CARE & STORAGE OF DISCS
How to handle a disc
• Be c ar ef ul i n h an dli ng t h e d i sc . A s lig ht f l a w might af f ect t he pict ure on t h e s cr een.
• You can r em ov e a dis c f r om i t s st or ag e case wi t ho ut di ff i c ult y b y pr e ss ing t h e ce nt er of
t he hol der.
• Please refer to the illustr ation on the left and do not t ouch the sur face of disc when
moving it.
• Do not past e p ap er or ad he siv e t ape on t o t he disc.
• Be careful not to leave fingerprints or st ains on the disc. Wash your hands b ef ore
handling the disc.
Caution
Be careful not to leave dirt or other substances on the disc.
Do not at tempt to play a cracked or scratched disc.
Disc St orage
Do not e xpo s e t o di r e ct
s unl ight .
Keep in a cool ventilated
area.
St ore ve r tic al ly i n a c lean
pr ot ect ive jack et.
Important Note
Exposing the DVD Player or a DVD Disc to a sudden temperature shift from cold to warm may lead to condensation
(Dew For mation) on the surface of the disc or on t he lens of the player .
This condensation may cause the player t o t emporar ily mal f unc t ion or temporarily deli ver poor performance.
To c lear u p t hi s problem, t urn t h e p l ay er on and al l o w it t o war m up. Any mo i st ur e wi l l ev ap or at e in an h our or t wo an d
pr oper op er at i on wi ll be res t o r ed .
How To Clean The Disc
Clea n t he d isc f r om t h e c en t e r t o t he ou t si de us i ng a cl ean s oft cl ot h t hat ha s been
slightly dampe ned with a mild detergent solut ion.
Follo w up wit h anot her c lean d r y so f t clo t h.
Refer e nc e
Do not use thi nner, benzen e, commer cial det ergent, alcohol or el ect rostatic-pr evention spr ay. All of these might cause
ir repar abl e dama ge t o t he dis c.
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DESCRIPTION – FRONT PANEL
1 POWER
Turns the power On/Off ( When power is Off, AUX In puts ar e On)
( DVD-2T: Press repeat edly to cycle bet ween Disc Pl ay, TV Tuner & Of f)
2
Di sc Sl ot Discs are inserted and ejected her e
3
EJECT Ejects the disc
4
STOP Stops disc play
5
PLAY Begins di sc pl ay
6 SKIP
Use t o skip to the next or pr evious scene or music track
( DVD-2T: Advance s to the n ext or pr evious channel)
7
Display Window Displays information about the current state of the DVD player and disc
8 AUX Inputs
Auxiliary Video/Audio Inputs
These inputs are “live” whenever power is off
9
Tr im Plat e
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DESCRIPTION – FRONT PANEL DISPLAY
1
DVD/SVC D/VCD/CD/PBC/MP3 I ndicates the t ype of the disc in t he player
2
Disc Graphi c Animation indi cates t hat a disc in t he player is spinni ng
3
Play/ Pause I ndicates the cur rent oper at ion mode
4
Repeat /All I ndicates the cur rent repeat play mode
5
Chapter/Track Indicates the chapter and/or track of the disc being played
6
Angle Indicates that the current selection may be viewed at multiple
angles
7
Time Indicates time information & displays information about operation
(DVD-2T: Indicat es channel when in TV mode)
8
Dolby Digital Indicates that the audio of the disc under play is Dolby Digital
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DESCRIPTION – REAR PANEL
1
12V DC INPUT For use with optional 12V DC cigar jack cable
2
MAIN 12V DC INPUT Connect to source of 12V DC power with the supplied cable
3 R- LI NK I N/ OUT
Allows remote control of any KEC Mobile Applicat ions video product in
the R-LINK chain even if it is hidden from view.
4
EXTERNAL REMO TE For connection of the optional RE5MC Remote Sensor Cable
5 S- VI DEO
Use an S-Video Cable (n ot su ppli ed) to this jack to the S-Video jack on
your TV/Moni tor
6 VIDEO OUT
Connect a video cable from this jack to the Video Input jack on your
TV /Mo nit or
7 AUDIO OUT
Connect RCA audio cabl es (left & ri ght) f rom these jacks to the
corresponding Audio Input jacks on your TV/Monitor
8 DIGITAL AUDIO OUT
Use a digital coaxial cabl e (not pr ovided) to connect the player to a
compatible Dolby Digital and/ or DTS Decoder
9
ANTENNA INPUT JACK
(DVD-2T ONLY)
75Ω Connector for a TV Antenna
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IMPORTANT NOTI CE TO INSTALLERS:
Permanent (hard-wired) DC installations should be performed only by qualified personnel. DC Power
for the DVD Players should be wired through the IGNITION or ACCESSORY switch ONLY (Power
should not be available to the DVD Pl ayer when the vehicl e is not run ni ng for an extended per iod of
time). Connection directly to the battery will result in eventual battery discharge due to the trickle
charge necessary for the Remote Control Power On and Auxiliary Input functions.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING THE DC I N JACKS
War ni ng:
For temporary (non hard-wired) Vehicle Use:
1. Connect the DVD player to 12V power wit h an appr oved cigarett e plug.
2. Unplug the DVD player when you are not using it to prevent electric discharge.
War ni ng:
For Home Use:
• Use the correct AC/ DC Adaptor ( DC 12V, 2A) when using the DVD pl ayer with AC power.
ACCESSORIES
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DESCRIPTION – REMOT E CONTROLLER
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1. POWER ( a l so o n t h e DV D - 2 f r o nt pa ne l )
Press to turn the DVD player ON/OFF.
POWE R O FF au toma ticall y a ct ivate s A UX inp ut s.
DVD-2T Only: Press r epeatedly to cycle thr ough
DV D
→
TV
→
AUX.
2. EJECT (also on the DVD-2 front panel)
Press to eject the disc.
3. S-TITLE
Use to choose and cycle through the available
subtitles. This funct ion will only work if the disc
contains subtit les.
4. LANGUAGE
Use to cycle through soundtracks in various
languages. This funct ion will only work if the disc
has been recorded wi th mult iple language
soundtracks.
5. ANG LE
Use to access various camera angles. This
funct ion will only works if the disc has been
recorded wit h multiple camera angles.
6. TITLE
Displ ays t he tit les on the disc under play.
7. ME N U
Displays the menus of the disc being played.
8. MO D E
Use to choose pl ay or repeat mode.
9. VOLUME
Ad j u st s th e au di o o ut p ut l e ve ls of t h e D V D- 2 t o
equalize its output wit h other program sour ces in
the vehicl e (VCP, Video Game, et c) .
IMPORTANT NOTE:
If t he DVD-2 Volume Cont rol
is set to “0”, no sound will be heard regardless of
the sett ings of any other syst em vol ume contr ols.
10. ZOOM
Zooms in on pict ure.
11. A – B
Repeat s t he selected segment.
12. GOTO
Use to go to the track or chapter of the DVD disc
yo u wa nt.
13. MUT E
Cuts off the sound.
14. STOP ( al so on t h e DV D- 2 fro nt pa ne l )
Stops disc play.
DVD-2T Only: Erases TV cha nnel from memo ry in
TV mode.
15. PAUSE
CD: The audio will be paused.
DVD: Still frame mode. Press repeatedly to
advance t he pict ure frame by frame.
DVD-2T On ly: St art s au toma tic ch an nel scan.
16. PLAY (also on the DVD-2 front panel)
Press t o begin di sc pl ay.
DVD-2T Only: Adds the channel to memo ry.
17. PREVIOUS (also on the DVD-2 fro nt panel)
Press once to go to the start of the cu rr en t chapter
(DVD) or track (VCD, CD, MP3).
Press again to go to the start of the previous
chapter/track.
18. FR
Press repeat edly t o fast r ever se through t he di sc
from 2X to 20X faster. Audio will be mut ed.
19. NEXT (also on the DVD-2 front panel)
Press to advance to the next chapter or track.
20. FF
Press repeat edly t o fast f orward through t he di sc
from 2X to 20X faster. Audio will be mut ed.
21. ARROW KEYS / CH+, CH- KEYS
Use to move through the desired menu.
DVD-2T Only: Use Up/ Down t o change channels &
Left/Right to fine tune channels.
22. ENTER
Use to choose t he desired menu it em.
23. SETUP
Press to display the DVD-2’s built-in SETUP
Menus f or Language, Video, Audio and Parent al
Control.
24. SLOW BACK
Press repeat edly t o slow reverse through the disc
from 1/2X to 1/7X slower.
Audio wi ll be muted.
25. DISPLAY
Press the button to display the disc’s elapsed time
and total playing time.
Press again to show additional informat ion
incl uding Title #, Chapt er #, Camer a Angle, Audio
settings and Subtitle settings.
Press a 3
rd
time to turn off the display.
DVD-2T Only: Displays the channel bei ng pl ayed.
26. SLOW FORWARD
Press repeat edly t o slow forward through the disc
from 1/2X to 1/7X slower. Audio wi ll be muted.
27. NUMERIC BUTTONS
May be used to make direct selections from
various menu screens.
DVD-2T Only: May be used for d ire ct entr y of t he
desire d channel.
28. TV/ AUX
Press to cycle between DVD → AUX pl ayback.
DVD-2T Only: Press to cycle through DVD
→
TV
→
AUX.
29. NTSC/PAL
Press STOP button and t hen press NTSC/PAL
button to select the desired mode.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
The DVD-2 is preset at the
factory f or NTSC mode. Do not use this butt on
unless you need to set the player for use outside
of the USA or other NTSC countries. Please see
Page 23 of this manual for f ur ther i nformation.
NOTE: Buttons 1~2 & 14~20 are duplicated on the Tri -Mode Remote Controller (Part # RC9799) that is packaged
with all KEC MOBILE APPLICATIONS LCD Systems. The RC9799 TRK/CHAP buttons also function as
Channel +/ - but tons wit h the DVD-2T. (Please see t he Reference Section of this manual for more in for ma tion).
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INSTALLING BATT ERIES IN THE REMOTE CONT ROLLER
1. Press the tab and lift the battery cover open.
2. I nsert new batt er ies, maki ng sure t hat the correct pol arity is observed.
3. Replace the battery cover.
Usi ng the Rem ote Co ntroll er
The effective operating range of the remote controller is about 23 feet
(7 meters), and 30° off axis left or right from the remote receptor on
the DVD-2 front panel.
Battery Handling Precautions
• Incorrect use of the batteries may cause leakage or corrosion.
• Ensure t hat polarities are correct when inserting batteries.
• Do not subject the batteries to heat or fire. Do not disassemble or
short-circuit the batteries.
• Do not insert exhausted batteries into the remote controller.
• Do not mix diff erent types of batt eries together. Do not use old batt eries together with new ones.
• Remove batteries to avoid possible corrosion damage if the remote controller will not be used for a
long time.
• Replace the batteri es with new ones i f t he remote contr oll er does not oper at e smoothly or if the
operating distance becomes too shor t.
• If battery leakage occurs, clean the liquid completely from the remote control before inserting new
batteries.
Remote C ontr oll er Handl ing Pr ecauti ons
• Do not expose the remote cont roller t o shock.
• Do not leave the remote controller in a hot or damp place.
• Do not drop liquids or pl ace heavy objects on t he on a remot e cont rol ler.
• Do not disassemble the remote controller.
Special Note on R-Link Operation
If you are uti lizing KEC’s R-LINK Syst em, the r emote cont roller may be pointed at t he remot e sensor of any
component (LCD, DVD or VCP) connected in the R-LINK chain.
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CONNECTIONS – VIDEO CONNECTIONS TO TV OR MONITOR
1. Connect the audi o cables between the AUDI O OUT ( L/R) jacks on the back of your DVD player and
the corresponding Audio Input jacks on your TV or Monitor (if there is only a single Audio Input jack on
your TV, connect the audio cable from the left jack of your DVD player).
2. Connect the video cable between the VIDEO OUT jack on the back of your DVD player and the
corresponding Video I nput jack on your TV or Monitor (I f your TV or Monit or has an S-Video jack,
connect this jack for improved picture quality).
Caution:
Be sure to turn of f power t o all units bef ore making any connections.
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CONNECTIONS – AUDIO CONN ECTIONS
• Connect the audi o cables between the Lef t & Right Audio Output jacks on the back of the DVD-2
player and the corresponding Audio Input jacks on your audio system.
• Alternately, connect the audio cables from the back of the DVD-2 to an external audio processor such
as a wireless headphone transmitter or an audio receiver or an FM transmitter.
Caution:
Be sure to turn off power and unplug all units before making any connections.
War ni ng:
Do not set the Di git al Audi o Output of this DVD player t o " PCM" unless you are connect ing t he Digital
Audio jack of this DVD player to an AV decoder that has Dolby Digital decoding function. High volume
sound may damage your hearing as well as speakers.
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IMPORTANT NO TE CONCERNING MOBILE BROADCAST TE LEVISION RECEPTION:
WHEN USED IN A VEHICLE, TELEVISION BROADCAST RECEPTION WILL BE
ADVERSELY AF FEC TED BY CON DITIONS SUC H AS MOTI ON, CHANGE OF DIRECTION,
ATMOSPHERIC ACTIVITY AND LOCAL SURROUNDINGS.
IT IS THEREFORE LIKELY THAT BROADCAST PICTURE QUALITY WILL BE MARGINAL
WHEN THIS SYSTEM IS USED IN A MOBILE ENVIRONMENT.
CONNECTIONS – ANT ENNA CONNECTION (DVD-2T ONLY)
Connect a TV antenna or CATV cable to the 75Ω antenna jack on the back of the DVD-2T. Be sure to
unplug all connections to the power source before making any other connections.
Setting t he DVD-2T for Air or Cable Channel Reception:
For regular antenna use, the TV Mode should be set to “AIR” (Channels 2~69). For CATV use, t he TV
Mode should be set to “CABLE” (Channels 1~125).
Procedure:
1. Press the SETUP button on the DVD-2T Remote Controller to call up the SETUP
menu.
2. Pre ss t h e X arrow button to select the VIDEO submenu.
3. Press the ENTER button to display the VIDEO submenu.
4. Pre ss t h e ARROW button twice t o select TV MODE.
5. If the desired mode (AIR or CABLE) is already correct, press the SETUP button to exit the menu
scre en s.
6. If the desired mode (AIR or CABLE) is not selected, press the ENTER button and then press the /
arrow butt ons t o highl ight the desired mode.
7. Press the ENTER button and then press the SETUP button to exit the menu screens.
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BEFORE PLAYING A DISC
1. To play a disc, turn on the TV or monitor and select the video input source to which the DVD-2 is
connected (e.g. VIDEO 1, 2 or 3. )
2. If the DVD-2 is connected to a separate sound syst em, turn on the audi o system and select the audio
input to which t he DVD- 2 i s connected.
3. If desired, go to the SETUP menu and set the playback picture size based on the aspect ratio of the
connected TV or monitor. The available settings are 4:3 Pan & Scan, 4:3 Letter Box and 16:9.
Press t he DVD-2’s POWE R but ton. If power is off, inserting a disc will automatically turn power on.
“Loading” wil l be displ ayed on the screen. If no disc is in the pl ayer, “Loading” wil l be followed by "No Di sc".
Press t he EJECT button if you wish to ej ect a disc.
Notes:
• Disc s should alwa ys be inserted wit h the label facing up.
• Whenever
∅ i s displayed on screen aft er any button pr ess, it means that the command associ at ed
with that button is either not available with the disc that is being played, or that the command is
temporarily unavailabl e because the DVD- 2 is busy carr ying out anot her operation.
• The player will automatically power of f if "No Disc" is displayed on t he screen f or 8 minutes.
Caution s:
• Avoid movement of or shock to the DVD player when a disc is playi ng.
• A disc may be damaged if it is ejected by force.
• Never insert any object other than a disc i n t he slot .
• Certain funct ions may not oper at e or may operat e diff er ently dependi ng on t he disc.
Ref er to the notes accompanying the disc.
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PLAYING A DVD DISC (DVD/VCD/CD)
Insert the DVD disc
• Make sure that the disc's label is facing up.
• Sliding a disc i nto t he sl ot automati cally begi ns play.
To stop, press the STOP button
To t empor ari ly int er rupt playback, press the PAUSE but ton.
Pressi ng the PAUSE button repeat edly wi ll advance t he movie frame by frame
To resume play again, press the PLAY button
Last Po sition Memory:
The DVD-2 memorizes the last disc location when the STOP button is pressed.
Pressing the PLAY button will resume playback of t he movie from t he point where you left of f.
Last Position Memory will funct ion even if the POWER is turned off. When power is restored, the DVD-2
will locat e the previous posit ion and begin playback.
Please not e that eject ing t he disc cl ears the memory.
Caution s:
• "No Disc" will be displayed on the screen if a disc is inserted upside down, or if a damaged or
otherwise unplayable disc is inser ted.
• "REGION ERROR” is displayed on the screen if a disc from a region different from the player is
inserted.
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PLAYING AN MP3 OR WMA AUDIO FILE
Insert the MP3 or WMA disc.
• Make sure that the disc's label is facing up (r ecor ded side facing down).
• Insert the disc into the slot.
As t he disc is being scanned, “Loading” will be displayed. In approximat ely 25 seconds (longer with
more comple x discs), it will be recognized as an MP3 or WMA disc, a directory will be displayed on
screen and the 1
st
song will automatically be played
• Press the STOP button to stop play.
• Press the PAUSE but ton t o t emporarily stop pl ay. To resume play, press t he PLAY butt on again.
To Play a Desired Track
1. Use t he ARROW butt ons to hi ghlight the song or tr ack that you
want, then press the ENTER but ton. The selected song will be
played.
2. You can also use the NUMERIC (0~9) buttons to directly select a
song by entering its number.
• 12 tracks can be displayed on the screen.
To see additional tracks, use the ARROW buttons.
• Press the PREV/NEXT buttons to play the previous or next track.
• Navi gate to select ions in other fol ders by using the ARROW and ENTER but tons.
Notes Concerning MP3 Files
• MP3 files must have been recorded on the disc in ISO 9660 or JOLIET format.
• The following charact ers will not be recognized in MP3 filenames:
(\ / : * ! " < > | )
• Some MP3 discs may not be recognized depending on the recording conditions.
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