Magnavox MX3950D Owner's manual

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Model: MX3950D

Category: DVD players

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Canada

English:

This digital apparatus does not exceed

the Class B limits for" radio noise

emissions from digital apparatus as set

out in the Radio Interference

Regulations of the Canadian

Fran_ais:

Get appareil num6nque n'emet pas

de bruits radiodlectdques d6passant

les limites applicables aux appareils

num6nques de Class B prescrites dans

le R6glement sur le Brouillage

Radio61ectr'ique 6dic16 par le Plinist6re

des Communicstions du Canada,

This warning label is located on the rearside

and inside this laser product.

CAUTION

Use of controlsor adjustments or

performance of procedures other

than herein may result in hazardous

radiation exposure or other unsafe

operation.

ATTENTION

L'utilisation des commandes ou

r_glages ou le non-respect des

procedures ci-incluses peuvent se

traduire par une exposition

dangereuse _ I'irradiation.

ATENCION

El uso de mando o ajusteso In

ejecucci6n de m_todos que no sean

los aqu{ descritospuede ocasionar

peligro de exposici6n a radiaci6n.

This product incorporates copyright

protection technology that is protected by

method claims of certain U.S. patents and

other intellectual property rights owned by

Macrovision Corporation and other rights

owners. Use of this copyright protection

technology must be authorized by

Macrovision Corporation, and is intended

for home and other limited viewing uses

only unless otherwise authorized by

Macrovision Corporation. Reverse

engineering or disassembly is prohibited.

Manufactured under license from Dolby

Laboratories. "Dolby', "Pro_Logic" and the

double-D symbol are trademarks of

Dolby Laboratories. Confidential

Manufactured under license from Digital

Theater Systems, inc US Pat. No.

5,451,942 and other worldwide patents

issued and pending. "DTS" and "DTS

Digital Surround" are trademarks of

DigitaITheater Systems, Inc 1996 Digital

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• Once your Philipspurchase is registered,

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• So complete and return the Warranty

Registration Card enclosed with your

purchase at once, and take advantage

of these important benefits.

Know these

_IL his "bolt of lightning" indi-

cates uninsulated material

within your unit may cause

an electrical shock. For the safety of

everyone in your household, please do

not remove product covering.

_IL he "exclamation point" calls

attention to features for

which you should read the

enclosed literature closely to prevent

operating and maintenance problems.

For Customer Use

Enter below the Serial No. which is locat-

ed on the rear of the cabinet. Retain this

information for future reference.

Model No

Serial No.

WARNING: TO PREVENT

FIREOR SHOCK HAZARD, DO

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RAIN OR MOISTURE.

CAUTION: Toprevent electric

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PHILIPS

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1. Read these instructions.

2. Keep these instructions.

3. Heed all warnings.

4. Follow all instructions.

5. Do not use this apparatus near

water.

6. Clean only with dry cloth.

7. Do not block any ventilation

openings. Install in accordance with

the manufacturer's instructions.

8. Do not install near any heat sources

such as radiators, heat registers, _oves, or

other apparatus (including amplifiers) that

produce heat,

9. Do not defeat the

safety purpose of the

polarized or

grounding type plug, Plug

A polarized plug has two blades with one

wider than the othel: A grounding type plug

has two blades and a third grounding prong.

The wide blade or the third prong are

provided for your safety. If the provided plug

does not Nt into your outlet, consult an

electrician _or replacement of the obsolete

outlet,

J0.Protect the power cord from being

walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs,

convenience receptacles, and the point

where they exit fi*om the apparatus.

J| .Only use attachments/accessories

specified by the manu_acturel:

|2._ Use only with the cart, sland,

tripod, bracket, or table specified

by the manulacturer or sold with

the apparatus,When a cart is

used, use caution when moving

the cart/apparatus combination

to avoid iniury fi*om tip oven

13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning

storms or when unused for long periods of

time.

|4. Refer all servicing to qualified service

personnel, Servicing is required when the

apparatus has been damaged in any way,

such as powersupply cord or plug is

damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects

have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus

has been exposed to rain or moisture, does

not operate normally, or has been dropped.

15.Battery usage CAUTION To

prevent battery leakage which may result in

bodily injury, property damage, or damage

to the unit:

• Install all batteries correctly, + and - as

marked on the unit,

• Do not mix batteries (old and new or

carbon and alkaline, etc,),

• Remove batteries when the unit is not used

for a long time,

EL 6475-E004:0218

I Class II equipment symbol r_ ]

This symbol indicates that the unit has

a double insulation system

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Index

English

Fran_ais

Espafiol

Environmental information

All unnecessa_"ypackaginghas beenomitted We

havetried to makethe packagingeasyto

separate intothree materials:cardboard (box),

polystyrene foam (buffer) and pol/ethylene (ba£s,

protective foam sheet)¸

Your systemconsistsd materialswhich can be

recycledandreused if disassembledby a

specializedcompsn_ Pleaseobservethe IocaJ

regulationsregardin£the disposalof packagin£

materials,exhaustedbatteries andold equlpme_

This system complies with the FCC rules,

Part 15 and with 21 CFR 1040.10.

Operation is subject to the following two

conditions:

- This device may not cause harmful

interference, and

- This device must accept any

interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired

operation.

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Contents

General Information

S pplied accessories......................................................I0

Care and safc_yinforrra_ on .....................................10

Connections

Step 1: Pacng the speakurs and subwoofur. 1I

Step 2: Connect ng speakers and subwoofer 1I

Step 3: Connect ngTV ................................................12

Using CompositeVideo jack (CVBS) ............12

Using Component Video jack (Pr Pb Y)12

Using SVdc_ jack ...................................................13

Using an accessory RF modulator- ..................I 3

Step 4: Connect ng FM/AM antennas ..................14

Step 5: Connect ng the power cord ....................14

Connections (optional)

Connect ng aVCR or Cable/Satellite Box I 5

View ng and listen ng to the playback ..........I 5

Recording DVDs ......................................................15

Connect ng digital adio equipment ....................I5

Listen ng to the playback .....................................I 5

Recording (digital) ...................................................15

Functional Overview

Main unit ar,d remote control .................................16

Control but*ors available on the

remote ony .................................................................17

Getting Started

Step 1: b,serting batter es rote the

remote control .................................................................18

Using the remote co_tro} to operate the

system .............................................................................18

Step 2: Setting the clock ..............................................18

Step 3: Sett ng the TV ...................................................19

Chang ng the NTSC/PAL setting via the

remote control ..........................................................19

Selecting the color system tha_

corl-esponds to yourTV .......................................19

Step 4: Selecting speaker layer1 ..............................20

Changng seating control position ..................20

Setting the speakers' channels ..........................21

Step 5: Sett ng language preference .....................21

Disc Operations

Playable discs .....................................................................22

Playing discs ........................................................................22

Turning on/off auto Eco standby mode 23

Using the Disc Menu ....................................................23

Basic playback coPtro s ................................................23

Resuming p}aybscl< fi-um the last stopped

pout (DVD/VCD) ...................................................23

Replacing discs without uterr ptmg

p ayback .........................................................................23

Select ng vanous rnpea: functions .........................24

Repeat play mode ...................................................24

Repeating a sc_t on wthin s

chapter/trscl< ...............................................................24

Program favorite t_-acks

(audio CDs andVCDs) .......................................24 25

Clear ng the program ............................................25

Using the menu bar to program ............................25

Playing NP3/Picture dsc (K_dsk, jPEG) .............26

Program NP3 disc ..........................................................26

DVD Menu Options

Using the menu baT".......................................................27

Using the Setup ]4er, u .................................................28

Set_ ng theTV shape ..............................................28

Set_ ng the video output ......................................29

Screer, saver tun,ir,g on/off .............................29

Set_ ng the analog otp_¢ ....................................29

Set; ng the digital otp_¢ .....................................30

Set_ ng the PC'M output .......................................30

Night mode turning or,/off ...............................31

Restoring tPe or gina] settings ...........................31

Restrictirg playback by parental control 32

Charging the password ........................................33

Tuner Operations

Tunng to radio stations...............................................34

Pmsettirlg rado stations..............................................34

Usingthe Plugand Play........................................34

Automatic presettuyg.............................................35

Manualpresetting.....................................................35

Selectinga preset rado s_ation...............................35

Debting a prs_t radio station ........................35

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Contents

Timer Operations

Set_ ng the tmer ..............................................................36

Activ_ing/Deactiv_ing the timer ...................36

Se_ing the Sleep timer ................................................37

Sound and Volume Controls

Sound Control ..................................................................38

Selectingsurround sound....................................38

_ming on/off clear voice e_ct ......................38

Changingsubwoofer volume level.................38

Adjusting Bass/Treblelevel..................................38

Selectingdistal sound effects ...........................38

Volume Control ...............................................................38

Other Functions

Switchingon/off ...............................................................39

Switchingto active mode ....................................39

Switchingto %o Powcr standby mode 39

Switchingto standby mode (view clock) 39

Dimming _em's displ_ screen...........................39

Reco_ing to an external device ............................39

Usingthe _m_e to operate _ur television 39

Troubleshooting ...........................................4041

Specifications ..........................................................42

Glossary .........................................................................43

Limited Warranty ..............................................44

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General Information

Supplied accessories

Bpeakercables

Subwoofer cab e

Add O cab _

(wh _e, red)

Compos te video cable _ _=_

(ye ow)

c_,besC°rnp°ne%tvide©

Oed/bkJe/green)

FMwre amte,,-_a

AM loop antenna

Remote Control a-_d

two AA batteries

AC power cable

Bracketsandscrews

Care and safety information

Avoid high temperatures, moisture,

water and dust

Do -_ot expose the system, batteries or c!scs

to hhJmidit_4rair, sand or excessive heat (cahJsed

by -_eatirg equJprnerlt or direct sunlight) Aways

keep the disc tray dosed to avoid gett -_gdust

or] the le-_s

Avoid condensation problem

T-_elens may cloud over whe-_the paye is

suddenlymoved rom cold to warm

surroundings,makng it i rpossibe to pay adisc

eave the player in the warrr erwironme_'t LJrltll

the moisture evapo ares

Do not block the vents

Do -_ot operate the DVD syste r n an

enclosed cabinet and allow about 10 cm

(4 inches) of free space all around the plier for

adequate ventilation¸

Care of disc

% clean a CD, wipe it -_ a i0_'_S_)

stralg% Irle rocr the cei-lter

towa ds the edge rising a solt,

lint flee cloth Do not use

clean ng agerKs, as hey may

damage the disc!

VVrte only o-_ the pr _ted

side of a CDR(W) and ony wth a soft felt

t@ped pen

tandle the disc by its edge, do -_ot touch the

sur/ace

Care of the cabinet

Use a soft cloth slightly moiste-_ed with a

mild deterge-¢ solution Do not Lse a sok£ on

co'Ca n ng alcohol, spirits, amrnon]a o abras yes

Finding a suitable location

Place the player on a flat, hard, stable surface

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Connections

Step 1: Placing the speakers

and subwoofer

Step 2: Connecting speakers

and subwoofer

Front SDeake_

tLe&l

Center SD_ &rid Fron_ Si)e_Ker

DVD sysoem (Right:)

Surround Subwoofer Surround

Speaker (Left) Speake_(Right)

For bes_ possible sub-round sound, all the

speakers (excep: subwoofer) should be placed

at tP'e same distance f'-um the isTening position

@ Place the front eft and rght speakers at equal

distances frum tP,eTV and at an angle of

approximasely 45 degrees from the listen ng

posit on

@ Place the center speaker above the TV o¢ the

DVD system so tr,a_ the center channel's sound

s localized

@ Place the Sl_rround speakers at normal listen ng

ea¢ level facing each other or mounted on the

wall

Place the sl_bwoof_r on the foot neac the TV

N0te£

Toavoid mc_gnet£ interference, do not position

the front speakers too close to yourTX

Allow adequate ventilation a_ound tFe DVD

system

Connect the supp led speaker" systems using the

suppied speaker" cables by match ng the colors

of the jacks and speaker cables Fully nsert the

str pped portion of the speaker wire into the

jacks

Front Left (FL) (L) black white

Front Right (FR) (R) black wed

Center (C) black green

Surr_nd Left (SL) black blue

Surr_nd Right (SR) black gray

Subwoofer (SUB) black purple

Notes;

Ensure that the speaker cables a_e correctly

connected Imptoper connections may damage the

system due to sho_ circuit

Do not connec_ mo_ than one speaker to any

one pair o_ +1 -- speaMrjacks

Do not connect speakets with an impedance

lower than _l,e speaMrs supplied Please _er to

the SPUIFICATIONS section of tl,ls manual

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Connections

Step 3: ConnectingTV

,®®®,

IMPORTANT!

- You only need to make one video

connection from the following options,

depending on the capabilities of yourTV

system.

- S-Video or ComponentVideo

connection provides higher picture

quality. These options must be available

on your TV.

- Connect the DVD system directly to

theTV.

@ Use the composite video cable (yellow) to

connect the DVD system'sCVBS acl<to the

vdco input jacl<(or labeled asAN In,Video In,

Composite or-Baseband)on theTV

@ Tu heartheTV channelsthrough this DVD

system,usethe audo cables(wh te/red) to

connect iV IN (I/R) lacksto the

corresponding AUDIO OUT ]acl<son the TV

@ Setthe P-SCAN switch to'OFF'

IMPORTANT!

- If both S-Video and Component

(Pr PbY)Video connections are used to

connect to yourTV, the video signal will

automatically switch to S-Video when

you power up the DVD system. To set

the VIDEO OUT(put) to 'Pr PbY', see

page 29.

Use the component video cabes (red/blue/

green) to connect the DVD system's Pr PbY

jacks to the correspond ng Component video

inpc¢ jacks (or labeled as Pr/Cr Pb/Cb Y orYUV)

on the TV

To hear theTV channels through this DVD

system, use the audo cables (wh re/red) to

connect TV IN (I/R) acks to the

corresponding AUDIO OUT acl<s on the TV

If you are using a Pro%essive ScanTV (TV must

ind care Progressive Scan or ProScan capab lity),

setthe P-SCAN switch to'ON' Othel_/ise,

sat t to'OFF'

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Connections

IMPORTANT!

- If the picture is distorted, check the

Video Output setting. Make sure it is set

to 'S-Video', see page 29.

@ Use the S video cable (not supp} ed) to connect

the DVD systerr,'s S-VIDEO OUT jack to the

S Video input jack (or labeled asY/C o¢ SVHS)

on the TV

To hear theTV channels throug_, this DVD

system, use the audo cables (wh te/red) to

connect TV IN (I/R) acks to tff,e

corresponding AUDIO OUT acl<s on theTM

@ Set the P-SCAN switch to'OFF'

IHPORTANT!

- If yourTV only has a single Antenna In

jack (or labeled as 75 ohm or RF in), you

will need an RF modulator in order to

view the DVD playback on theTV. See

your electronics retailer or contact

Philips for details on RF modulator

availability and operations.

@ Use the composite vdeo cable (yellow) to

connect the DVD system's CVBS ack to the

vdcxs input ack on tP'e RF modulator

Use the RF coaxial cabe (no: supplied) to

connect the RF modu ator to yourTV's RF jack.

@ Set the P-SCAN switch to 'OFF'

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Connections

Step 4: Connecting FM/AM

antennas

Step 5: Connecting the power

cord

Power- Outlet

@ Connect the supp led AM loop antenna to the

AN jack Pace the Aid loop antenna on a shel

or attach t to a stand or wall

Connect the supplied Fh/ antenna to the FM

jack. E>_end the FI4 antenna and fix its ends to

the wall

For betzer Fid stereo reception, connect an

external Fid antenna (not supp Jc_J)

Adjust the posit_on of the antennas for optimal

r_ception

Posison the antennas as far as possible f,um

your TV,VCR or otl,er radiation source to p_event

unwanted interfelence

After everything is connected

properly, plug in theAC power cord to

the power outlet.

Never-make or changeany connectons wth the

power switched on

On the DVD system,

"}lbfl, X_,%f_/LL FJkJES5 FJL£_S" may appear

on the display panel¸ Press ,11 on the from

panel to store all available radio stations or

press • to exit (see pade 34 "Tuner

Operations")

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Connections (optional)

Connecting digital audio

equipment

Connecting aVCR or

Cable/Satellite Box

.®9®.

VCR or

Cable/Sateflite Box

CDRecorder

@ Connect the VCR or CaMe/Satellite Box to the

TV as shown

@ Connect the DVD system's AUX IN (R/L)

Jacks to the AUDIO OUT jacks on theVCR or

cable/sate}lite box

Before starting operation, press AUX/DI on

the remote to select "Ro _" n order to activate

the nput soH-ce

Some DVDs are copy protected _ou canno*

record or dub protected discs Hsing aVCR

Connect the DVD system's CVBS jack to the

VIDEO IN jack on theVCR

Connect the DVD system's LINE OUT (R/L)

jacks to the AUDIO IN jacks on theVCR

This will allow yoH to make analog stereo (two

channel, right and left) recordings

To view DVD playback while recording,

you must connect the DVD system to yourTV

uslnSthe S VIDEO (as shown above) or the

Compo_ ent (Pr PbY) video connect o_

Connect the DVD system's DIGITAL IN ack

to the DIGITAL OUT jack o_ a digital audio

devce

Before starting operation, press AUX/DI on

the remoteto select"_ZG Zr_"in order to

act rate the input so_r-ce

Connect the DVD system's DIGITAL OUT

jack to the DIGITAL IN ack on a digital

recording devce (DTS DigitalTheater System

compatible, with a Dolby Digital decoder fur

example)

Before starting operation, set the DIGITAL

OUTPUT accord ng to the aHdio connect on

(See page 30 "Setting the digital output")

Notes;

Some DVDs are copy protected You cannot

_ecotd the cl_scthrough a VCR or digital recording

device

Always re_.r to the owner's manual of the otl,er

equipment _orcomplete connection and usc_ge

details

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Functional Overview (illustrations on page 3)

Main unit and remote control

{0 STANDBY ON

Switches to Eco Puwer standby mode or turns

on tile sTstem (see page/39)

"Switches to standby mode (see page 39)

@) Disc trays 1~5

{S} OPEN'CLOSE --_ (DISC1~5)

Opens/C osesthe ndivdual disctrag

(£1 iR SENSOR

Poht the remote control towards t_is sensor

{_ Speaker display panel

_1 System display panel

_L} TUNING

Switches between frequency tuning and preset

tunng mode (see po£es 34 3@

(s} PROG (PROGRAM)

DISC:starts programming (seepa_s 22 2@

TUNER: starts actomatc/manal preset

programming (seepaR 3@

CLOCK: selects12 or 24 hour clock dispay

(seepag_ I 8)

{9) • II PLAY.PAUSE

DISC: s_arts/pauses p aybacl< (see pose 23)

TUNER: enters Pug & Pay mode and/or starts

preset redo station installation (on 7 on the

main unit) (see p//ge 34)

• STOP

E×its an operation

DISC: stops p ayback or clears a prograr_

(see pa£e 23, 2@

TUNER: *erases a preset fade stadon

(see pag_ 3@

P<I_I SEARCH I_1_t (PREV/NEXT)

DISC: ÷seardTes backward/fu_ward or selects a

tracl< (see page 2@

TUNER: tunes the radio f'eque_cy up/down or

selects a preset rado ssation (see pages 34 3@

(On the remote, it can only tune the rado

fl-oquenc 7 up/down)

CLOCK: sets the minutes and hours

(see p_Jges l & 36)

{_ SEATING (only available in Muki channel

mode)

Turns on/off the seating control diagram on the

TV Use theVOLUME control on the man unt

or jogstick on the remote to select the desired

seat ng position (see pose 2@

_ SURROUND (SURR.)

Selects Tqult charlrlel surround, 3D sound or

stereo mode (see pc_ge38)

{_ SOURCE

Selects the releval,t actve mode :TV/AV_ DISC,

TUNER or AUX/DI

DISC: toggles between DISC 1-5

TUNER: tobies between FM and AM band

AUX/Dh toggles between AUK acd DIG IN

(Digtal Input) mode

{_ CLOCK-TIMER

*Enters dock or timer setting mode

(see poges l& 36)

Shows clock disp ag fur a few seconds

(see page I8)

_ VOLUME (VOL q---)

Adjusts the voume evel

_5) BASS/TREBLE

Selects bass or treble sound Use the VOLUME

control to select the desired en_ ancement leve

(see page 3@

,_¢O,

Puggng in the headpFones jack. The speakers

output wll be cancelled

= Press and hold the button for more than two seconds,

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Functional Overview

(11 SYSTEM MENU (DVD rhode only)

Enters or exits system setup men

(see pages 272@

48) Joystick • • • •

SelectsmovemeT¢direct on in the men

Use • • to select apreset fade stafio_

(seepaR 3@

Confirms a selection

@@DISC SKIP

Selects _ext disc tray for playback

(see pag_ 23)

@1}REPEAT

Selectsvarious repea_modes (seepage 28)

(22) VOICE (only available in Multi charlnel

mode)

Turns on/off tear vote sound effect

(see pag_ 3@

@s}MUTE

Mutes or restores the volume (seepoge38)

_ DIM

Selectsdiffere_t leveBof bright_essf_r display

panel (_eepage 39)

@9 SLEEP

Setsthe sleeptimer funct on (seepage 37)

'_¢ SUB -}" --

Adjusts subwoofur's sound mere (see page 3@

,_ TVVOL 4- --

AdjustsTV volume (PhilipsTV only)

(seepag_ 39)

@8} REPEAT A-B

Repeats a specfic sc_t on on a disc (see p_Jge

24}

(2_ ZOOM

Enlargesapicture on theTV street

(s_ DISC MENU

Enters or exits disc co_,ter,ts menu

(see pa R 23)

ForVCD version 2.0 only;

In stop mode, turns on/off playback control

(PBC) mode.

Ddng playback, retu-ns to main menu

'(Sl) SOUND

Selects a so_d effect (_ee pag_ 38)

_ Numeric Keypad (0-9)

Enters a tracldtitle nl_mber of the dsc

Enters a nHmber of a preset radio sta* on

Switches to Eco Power standby mode

(see page 39)

*Switches to standby mode (see p_Jge 39)

* -- Press and hold the button for more than two seconds,

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Getting Started

Step 1: Inserting batteries into

the remote control

@ Open the battery compartment

Insert two batter es type R06 or AA, following

the indications (q- --) inside the compartment

Close the coven

Step 2: Setting the clock

The dock can be set ir_either 12hour or

24 hour mode C 12DO FI...... _ "

example)

buttons on DVD system's

front panel display panel

_ cc_ FT Cl nc , n}_

@ Aim the remote cont/-oldirectly ........_ @

at the remote sensor (iR) o_ the

front panel

cor,tro by pressing one of the

source select but*ons on the

remote control (fur example

TV/AV, TUNER)

Then se}ect the desired funct on

(forexample • II, 141_1, I_1_1)

wm m

_},," }>,,

CD_CD i

CAUTION!

- Remove batteries if they are

exhausted or if the remote is not to be

used for a long time.

- Do not use old and new or different

types of batteries in combination.

- Batteries contain chemical substances,

so they should be disposed of properly.

Press STANDBY ON to switch on the DVD

system

Press and hold CLOCK,TIMER ur,til

"SELEET ELOEP, _,_;i T ?IEFiI, appears

Press I_1_ (if necessary) to change the disp ay

to "_LrjL£ ,", then press CLOCK'TIMER a@aln

to con@m

Press1411411/ I_l)q to set the minutes and hours

To ncreasethe speed,hold down 14141or I_1_1

,_ The changesin minuteswill roll over to the

hours

PressPROG to change between 12hour and

24 hour clock mode

Press CLOCK,TIMER again to store the

setting

_¢ The dock will starl work ng

To view the clock time in any active

mode

PressCLOCK,TIMER

_¢ T_e cock will dsplay f_r afew secords

Notes;

I_the DVD system is @sconnected f_om tl,e

power supply, it will etose the clock sett_Pg

I[ you do not p_essany buttons within 90

seconds, _he system will exit clock setting mode

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Getting Started

Step 3: Setting theTV

IMPORTANT!

MaEe sure you have completed all the

necessary connections. (See pages 12-13

"ConnectlngTV',)

@ AdJust SOURCE coptrol r,til"_]_E _"

@pears on the display panel (or press

DISC/MEDIA on the remote )

Turn on theTV and set to the correct video4n

channel Yo should see the blue Philips DVD

backsround screen on theTV

@ Usually this channel s between the owest

and I%hest channels and may be called FRONT

A/V IN, orVIDEO See yourTV manual fur more

details

@ Or, yo may go to channel I on yourTV, then

press the Channel down but*on repeatedly until

you see theVideo In channel

@ OctheTV remote control may have a but*on

or switch that chooses different video modes

@ Or, set the TV to channe 3 or 4 if you are

using an RF modulator

@ Press DISC/MEDIA on the -emo:e to enter

dsc mode

@ Make sre no MP3 or- p cture (Kodak, jPEG)

dsc is in disc tray 1

Wait until the syssem fin shes reading the

dscs befure proceeding to next step

If p aybacl< begns, press • to stop playback

P'ess and hold DISC/MEDIA on the remote

unt} "pAl_" o_-"NTSC" appears on the display

panel.

This DVD system iscompatib e with both

NTSC and PAL In order fur a DVD to pay on

ths DVD system, the color system of the DVD

theTV and the DVD system should match

In disc mode, stop playback and press SYSTEM

Select [] icor, and press •

Use the joystick (41 • • •) on the -emote to

newgate in the men

Move to [_i and press •

Move to 'TV System' and press •

Auto Select thai/the connectedTV s

compatible with both NTSC and PAL (mlti

system} The o tp t format will be n

accordance with the video signal of the disc

NTSC Select this fthe connectedTV s

NTSC system It will change the video signal of a

PAL disc (VCD only) and otpc¢ to NTSC

_rmat

PAL Select this/the connectedTV s PAL

system It wl change the video signal of an

NTSC disc and output to PAL format

@ Select an item and press OK

To remove the menu

P-ess SYSTEM MENU

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Getting Started

Step 4: Selecting speaker

layout Normally the best sound spot and the ideal

setting position is in the middle of the room

With th s'SEATING' feature, it allows you to

select the current seating posit on in the room

and the speaker setting will automatically be

adjusted for oplmum pel#ormance.

i ..... )l OQ

@ In disc mode, press SYSTEM MENU

Use the joystick (41 • • V) on the -emote to

nay sate in the menu

Hove to 'Speaker Layout' and press •

Select the }syout tha* most dosey resemb es

your speakers' arrangemeht, then press OK

@ The speal<er output wll adjust autoTqatically

to suit the selected speaker layout sett ngs based

on the seaqng position n the middle To change

the seating position, see "Changing seating

control position"

@ If you choose 'Personal,' the speaker output

will fuow the settings in the 'Speakers' men

(See next page "Setting the speakers'

channels"}

Press SURR. (or SURROUND on the front

pane) repea_ed}7 to select 'Plulti-channer

Press SEATING

@ The seating control diagram which

represents your current speaker layout appears

on theTV scroen To change the speal<er layout,

see "Selecting speaker layout,"

Use the joystick (_ • • V) on the remote (or

VOLUME control on the f'-ont panel) to select

your currer,t seating position

During playback, yo can hear the changng

of sound effect when you change the seating

position

If you do not press any buttons within five

seconds, the seat ng coptro diagram will exit

f'-om theTV and the system will execute the last

selected seating position

Iflyou wapt to remove the seating control

feature, press SEATING twice

@ "F_F_Of_'RL SET Tfk'b" appears and the

system wll revert to the personal speaker

settings

To remove the menu

Pl_ssSYSTEMNENU

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