Integra DBS-30.2 Owner's manual

DBS-30.2

2

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N

1

. Rea

d

t

h

ese instructions

.

2

. Keep t

h

ese instructions

.

3.

Hee

d

a

ll

warnin

g

s

.

4

. Fo

ll

ow a

ll

instructions.

5

. Do not use t

h

is apparatus near water.

6.

Clean onl

y

with dr

y

cloth.

7

.

Do not

bl

oc

k

an

y

venti

l

ation openings. Insta

ll

in

acco

r

da

n

ce

wi

t

h

t

h

e

m

a

n

u

f

actu

r

e

r’

s

in

st

r

uct

i

o

n

s.

8

. Do not insta

ll

near any

h

eat sources suc

h

as ra

d

iators,

h

eat registers, stoves, or ot

h

er apparatus (inc

l

u

d

ing

ampli

f

iers) that produce heat.

9.

Do not defeat the safet

y

purpose of the polarized or

grounding-t

y

pe plug. A polarized plug has two blades

with one wider than the other. A grounding t

y

pe plug

h

as two blades and a third

g

roundin

g

pron

g

. The wide

blade or the third prong are provided for

y

our safet

y

. If

the provided plug does not fit into

y

our outlet, consult

an electrician for re

p

lacement of the obsolete outlet.

1

0.

P

rotect the power cord

f

rom bein

g

walked on

or pinc

h

e

d

particu

l

ar

ly

at p

l

ugs, convenience

receptacles, and the point where the

y

exit

f

rom the

a

pp

aratus

.

11

.

O

nly use attachments / accessories speci

f

ied by the

manu

f

acturer.

12

.

Use onl

y

with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table

s

pecified b

y

the manufacturer, or sold

with the a

pp

aratus. When a cart is

u

sed, use caution when movin

g

the

cart / a

pp

aratus combination to avoid

injur

y

from tip-over

.

1

3.

Unp

l

u

g

t

h

is apparatus

d

urin

g

l

i

gh

tnin

g

storms or

when unused

f

or lon

g

periods o

f

time.

14

.

R

e

f

er all servicing to quali

f

ied service personnel.

Servicing is require

d

w

h

en t

h

e apparatus

h

as

b

een

d

amage

d

in any way, suc

h

as power-supp

l

y cor

d

or

p

l

ug is

d

amage

d

,

l

iqui

d

h

as

b

een spi

ll

e

d

or o

b

jects

h

ave

f

allen into the apparatus, the apparatus has

b

een expose

d

to rain or moisture,

d

oes not operate

norma

ll

y, or

h

as

b

een

d

roppe

d

.

15

. Damage Requiring Servic

e

Unplug the apparatus

f

rom the wall outlet and re

f

er

servicing to quali

f

ied service personnel under the

f

ollowing conditions

:

A. When the power-suppl

y

cord or plug is damaged

,

B. I

f

liquid has been spilled, or objects have

f

allen into

t

h

e a

pp

aratus

,

C. I

f

the apparatus has been exposed to rain or water,

D. If the apparatus does not operate normall

y

b

y

following the operating instructions. Adjust onl

y

those controls that are covered b

y

the operating

instructions as an improper ad

j

ustment of other

controls ma

y

result in damage and will often

require extensive work b

y

a qualified technician to

restore the a

pp

aratus to its normal o

p

eration

,

E. I

f

the apparatus has been dropped or dama

g

ed in

any way, an

d

F. W

h

en t

h

e apparatus ex

h

i

b

its a

d

istinct c

h

ange in

per

f

ormance this indicates a need

f

or service.

1

6.

Object and Liquid Entr

y

Never push objects o

f

an

y

kind into the apparatus

t

h

roug

h

openings as t

h

e

y

ma

y

touc

h

d

angerous

vo

l

ta

g

e points or s

h

ort-out parts t

h

at cou

ld

resu

l

t in a

f

ir

e

o

r

e

l

ect

ri

c

s

h

oc

k

.

T

h

e apparatus s

h

a

ll

not

b

e expose

d

to

d

ripping or

splashing and no objects

f

illed with liquids, such as

vases s

h

a

ll

b

e p

l

ace

d

on t

h

e apparatus.

Don’t put candles or other burning ob

j

ects on top o

f

t

hi

s

u

ni

t.

17

.

B

atte

ri

es

Alwa

y

s consider the environmental issues and

f

ollow

local regulations when disposing o

f

batteries

.

1

8.

If

y

ou install the apparatus in a built-in installation,

such as a bookcase or rack

,

ensure that there is

ade

q

uate ventilation

.

Leave 20 cm (8”) o

f

ree s

p

ace at the to

p

and sides

and 10 cm (4”) at the rear. The rear ed

g

e of the shelf

or board above the apparatus shall be set 10 cm (4”)

away from the rear panel or wall, creating a flue-like

g

ap

f

or warm air to escape.

Important Sa

f

et

y

Instruction

s

WARNING

:

T

O

RED

UC

E THE RI

S

K

O

F FIRE

O

R ELE

C

TRI

C

SH

O

CK

,

D

O

N

O

T EXP

O

SE THIS APPARATUS

T

O

RAIN

O

R M

O

I

S

T

U

RE

.

C

AUTI

O

N:

T

O

REDUCE THE RISK

O

F ELECTRIC SH

O

CK

,

DO NOT REMOVE COVER

(

OR BACK

)

. NO

USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER

SERVICING T

O

Q

UALIFIED SERVICE

PERS

O

NNEL

.

W

ARNIN

G

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

AVI

S

RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE

NE PAS OUVRIR

T

he lightning

f

lash with arrowhead s

y

mbol, within an equilateral

t

riangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence o

f

uninsulated

“d

angerous vo

l

tage” wit

h

in t

h

e pro

d

uct’s enc

l

osure t

h

at may

b

e

of

su

ff

icient magnitude to constitute a risk o

f

electric shock to

persons.

Th

e exc

l

amation point wit

h

in an equi

l

atera

l

triang

l

e is inten

d

e

d

to

a

lert the user to the presence o

f

important operating and mainte-

n

ance (servicing) instructions in t

h

e

l

iterature accompanying t

h

e

a

pp

l

iance

.

The caution markin

g

is located on the rear or bottom o

f

t

h

e

cab

in

et.

T

he s

y

mbol for CLASS ll (Double Insulation)

3

E

N

1. Recording Cop

y

righ

t

—

Unless it’s

f

or

p

ersonal

u

se on

ly

, recor

d

ing cop

y

rig

h

te

d

materia

l

is i

ll

ega

l

without the permission of the cop

y

right holder.

2

.

A

C

F

use

—Th

e

A

C

f

use

in

s

i

de

t

h

e

u

ni

t

i

s

n

ot

use

r-

serviceable. If

y

ou cannot turn on the unit, contact

the dealer from whom

y

ou purchased this unit

.

3.

Ca

r

e

—

Occasiona

lly

y

ou s

h

ou

ld

d

ust t

h

e unit a

ll

over with a soft cloth. For stubborn stains

,

use a

soft cloth dam

p

ened with a weak solution of mild

detergent and water. Dr

y

the unit immediatel

y

afte

rw

a

r

ds

wi

t

h

a

c

l

ea

n

c

l

ot

h

.

D

o

n’

t

use

ab

r

as

iv

e

c

l

ot

h

s

,

t

h

inners

,

a

l

co

h

o

l,

or ot

h

er c

h

emica

l

solvents, because the

y

ma

y

damage the finish or

remove the panel lettering.

4

.

Po

w

er

WARNIN

G

BEF

O

RE PL

U

GGING IN THE

U

NIT F

O

R THE FIR

S

T

IME, READ THE F

O

LL

O

WING SECTI

O

N CAREFULLY.

AC outlet voltages var

y

from countr

y

to countr

y

.

Make sure that the voltage in

y

our area meets the

volta

g

e requirements printed on the unit’s rear

p

anel (AC 120 V, 60 Hz).

T

h

e power cor

d

p

l

ug is use

d

to

d

isconnect t

h

is unit

f

rom the AC power source. Make sure that the plug

i

s rea

d

i

l

y opera

bl

e (easi

l

y accessi

bl

e) at a

ll

times.

P

ressing

[

I /

yy

On / Stan

dby

] to se

l

ect Stan

dby

mode does not

f

ull

y

shutdown the unit. I

f

y

ou do

not intend to use the unit

f

or an extended period,

remove the power cord from the AC outlet.

5

. Prevent

i

ng Hear

i

ng Los

s

Cau

t

io

n

Excessive sound

p

ressure from ear

p

hones and

h

eadphones can cause hearin

g

loss

.

6. Batteries and Heat Ex

p

osure

Warnin

g

Batteries (

b

attery pac

k

or

b

atteries insta

ll

e

d

) s

h

a

ll

not be ex

p

osed to excessive heat as sunshine,

f

ire

or t

h

e

l

i

k

e

.

7. Never Touc

h

t

h

is Unit wit

h

Wet Han

d

s

—

Never

h

an

dl

e t

h

is unit or its power cor

d

w

h

i

l

e your

h

ands are wet or damp. I

f

water or any other liquid

gets insi

d

e t

h

is unit,

h

ave it c

h

ec

k

e

d

b

y t

h

e

d

ea

l

er

f

rom whom

y

ou purchased this unit.

8. Handlin

g

Note

s

•

I

f

you need to transport this unit, use the original

pac

k

aging to pac

k

it

h

ow it was w

h

en you

o

riginall

y

bought it.

•

Do not leave rubber or plastic items on this unit

f

or a long time, because they may leave marks

o

n

the

case.

•

This unit’s top and rear panels ma

y

get warm

af

ter prolon

g

ed use. This is normal.

•

If you do not use this unit for a long time, it may

n

ot work properl

y

the next time

y

ou turn it on,

s

o be sure to use it occasionall

y

.

•

W h e n

y

ou’ve finished using this unit, remove all

discs and turn off the

p

ower.

9. Insta

ll

in

g

t

h

is Uni

t

•

I n s t a

ll

t

h

is unit in a we

ll

-venti

l

ate

d

l

ocation.

•

E n s u r e t

h

at t

h

ere’s a

d

e

q

uate venti

l

ation a

ll

a

round this unit, especiall

y

i

f

it’s installed in an

a

udio rack. I

f

the ventilation is inadequate, the

u

nit ma

y

overheat, leading to mal

f

unction.

•

Do not expose this unit to direct sunli

g

ht or heat

s

ources, because its internal temperature ma

y

r

ise, shortenin

g

the life of the optical pickup.

•

A v o i

d

amp an

d

usty p

l

aces, an

d

p

l

aces su

b

ject

t

o vibrations

f

rom loudspeakers.

•

Never put the unit on top of, or directl

y

above a

l

oud-s

p

eaker

.

•

Install this unit horizontall

y

. Never use it on its

s

ide or on a sloping surface, because it ma

y

cause

a

m

a

lf

u

n

ct

i

o

n

.

•

I

f

you install this unit near a TV, radio, or VCR, the

p

icture and sound quality may be a

ff

ected. I

f

this

o

ccurs, move this unit away

f

rom the TV, radio, or

VC

R.

1

0.

T

o

Obta

in

a

C

l

ea

r Pi

ctu

r

e

—This unit is a hi

g

h

-

tech,

p

recision device. If the lens on the o

p

tical

pickup, or the disc drive mechanism becomes dirt

y

or worn, the picture qualit

y

ma

y

be affected. To

maintain the best picture qualit

y

, we recommend

re

g

ular inspection and maintenance (cleanin

g

or

worn

p

art re

p

lacement). Contact the dealer from

whom

y

ou purchased this unit

.

11

.

M

o

i

stu

r

e

Co

n

de

n

sat

i

on

Moisture condensation ma

y

damage this unit

.

Read the

f

ollowing care

f

ull

y:

Moisture ma

y

condense on the lens o

f

the optical

pickup, one o

f

the most important parts inside this

un

i

t

.

•

M

o

i

stu

r

e

co

n

de

n

sat

i

o

n

ca

n

occu

r in

t

h

e

f

ollowin

g

situations:

—

The unit is moved from a cold

p

lace to a warm

p

lace

.

—

A heater is turned on, or cold air

f

rom an air

con

d

itioner is

h

itting t

h

e unit

.

—

In the summer

,

when this unit is moved from an

air conditioned room to a hot and humid

p

lace

.

—

The unit is used in a humid

p

lace

.

PRECAUTIONS

Do not place the unit on the

f

urniture that is capable o

f

being tilted b

y

a child and an adult leaning, pulling, standing

o

r climbing on it. A falling unit can cause serious injury or even death.

4

E

N

PRECAUTIONS

•

D

o not use t

h

is unit w

h

en t

h

ere’s t

h

e possi

b

i

l

it

y

o

f moisture condensation occurring. Doing so

m

a

y

d

amage

y

our

d

iscs an

d

certain parts insi

d

e

th

i

s

u

ni

t.

I

f condensation does occur

,

remove all discs and

leave this unit turned on

f

or two to three hours. B

y

th

is time, t

h

e unit wi

ll

h

ave warme

d

up an

d

an

y

condensation will have eva

p

orated.

12. Re

g

ion Code

s

—The BD

/

DVD standard uses

region codes to control how discs can be pla

y

ed

around the world, the world bein

g

divided into

t

hree re

g

ions (BD) or six re

g

ions (DVD). This unit

w

ill onl

y

pla

y

BD / DVD discs that match its region

code, which can be found on its rear

p

anel (

,

).

13. A

b

out t

h

is Manua

l

—T

h

is manua

l

exp

l

ains

h

ow

t

o use all o

f

this unit’s

f

unctions. Although the

BD / DVD standard o

ff

ers man

y

special

f

eatures,

not a

ll

d

iscs use t

h

em a

ll

, so

d

epen

d

ing on t

h

e

d

isc

b

eing p

l

aye

d

, t

h

is unit may not respon

d

to certain

f

unctions. See the disc’s sleeve notes

f

or supported

f

eatures.

Th

is unit contains a semicon

d

uctor

l

aser s

y

stem an

d

is

classified as a “CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT”. So

,

to use this

model properl

y

, read this Instruction Manual care

f

ull

y

.

I

n case of an

y

trouble, please contact the store where

y

ou purc

h

ase

d

t

h

e unit

.

T

o prevent being exposed to the laser beam, do not tr

y

t

o o

p

en the enclosure.

C

A

U

TI

O

N

:

V

I

S

IBLE AND INVI

S

IBLE LA

S

ER RADIATI

O

N WHEN

O

PEN

A

ND INTERL

OC

K FAILED

O

R DEFEATED

.

D

O

N

O

T

S

TARE

I

NT

O

BEAM

.

T

HIS PR

O

DUCT UTILIZES A LASER. USE

O

F C

O

NTR

O

LS

O

R ADJUSTMENTS

O

R PERF

O

RMANCE

O

F PR

O

CEDURES

O

THER THAN TH

O

SE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN

H

AZARD

O

US RADIATI

O

N EXP

O

SURE

.

T

he label on the ri

g

ht is applied

on the rear

p

anel

.

1

.

T

h

i

s

u

ni

t

i

s

a

C

LA

SS

1 LA

S

ER

PRODUCT and emplo

y

s a laser inside

t

h

e ca

b

inet

.

2. To prevent the laser from bein

g

exposed, do not

r

emove the cover. Refer servicin

g

to qualified

p

ersonnel

.

F

o

r

U.S.

M

odels

F

CC

In

fo

rm

a

ti

o

n

fo

r

Us

e

r

C

A

U

TI

O

N

:

The user changes or modi

f

ications not expressl

y

approved b

y

the part

y

responsible

f

or compliance

cou

ld

voi

d

t

h

e user’s aut

h

ority to operate t

h

e

equipment.

N

O

TE

:

This equipment has been tested and found to compl

y

with the limits

f

or a Class B digital device, pursuant

to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed

to provide reasonable protection a

g

ainst harm

f

ul

in

te

rf

e

r

e

n

ce

in

a

r

es

i

de

n

t

i

a

l in

sta

ll

at

i

o

n

.

This equipment

g

enerates, uses and can radiate radio

frequenc

y

energ

y

and, if not installed and used in

accordance with the instructions, ma

y

cause harmful

interference to radio communications. However

,

there

is no

g

uarantee that interference will not occur in a

p

articular installation. If this e

q

ui

p

ment does cause

harmful interference to radio or television rece

p

tion,

which can be determined b

y

turning the equipment

o

ff

and on, the user is encouraged to tr

y

to correct the

interference b

y

one or more of the following measures

:

•

Reorient or re

l

ocate t

h

e receiving antenna

.

•

Increase the separation between the equipment and

rece

i

ver

.

•

Connect the e

q

ui

p

ment into an outlet on a

c

ir

cu

i

t

d

iff

e

r

e

n

t

fr

o

m

t

h

at

to

whi

c

h

t

h

e

r

ece

iv

e

r i

s

co

nn

ected.

•

Consu

l

t t

h

e

d

ea

l

er or an experience

d

ra

d

io / T

V

technician for hel

p.

F

o

r

Ca

n

ad

i

a

n M

odels

N

O

TE

:

THI

S

C

LA

SS

B DIGITAL APPARAT

US

CO

MPLIE

S

WITH

C

ANADIAN I

C

E

S

-

003.

Mo

d

è

l

e pour

l

es Cana

d

ie

n

REMAR

Q

UE: CET APPAREIL NUM

É

RIQUE DE LA CLASSE

B E

S

T

CO

NF

O

RME

À

LA N

O

RME NMB-

003

D

U

C

ANADA

.

5

E

N

I

R si

g

na

l

c

h

ec

k

g

•

If

the remote control is not working properl

y

,

y

ou can use

a

di

g

ital camera (includin

g

a cellular phone with built-in

c

amera) to see if it is sending out an infrared signal.

W

it

h

a

d

igita

l

camera

(

inc

l

u

d

in

g

b

ui

l

t-in ce

ll

p

h

one

c

ameras

)

:

P

oint a di

g

ital camera towards the

r

emote control. Push an

y

button on

t

he remote control and look throu

g

h

t

he di

g

ital camera. If the infrared li

g

ht

a

ppears throu

g

h the camera, the

r

emote control is workin

g

.

Cop

y

righ

t

•

I

t is

f

orbidden b

y

law to cop

y

, broadcast, show,

b

roadcast on cable, pla

y

in public, or rent cop

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problem by yoursel

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. There are no user-serviceable parts

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PRECAUTIONS

6

E

N

PRECAUTIONS

“AV

C

HD”

a

n

d

t

h

e

“AV

C

HD”

lo

g

o are trademarks o

f

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p

oration and

Sony Corporation

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“B

O

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US

VIEW” i

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Disc Association.

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sc

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trademarks of Netflix

,

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7

E

N

CONTENTS

Introduction

PRE

C

A

U

TI

O

NS

.

3

FEAT

U

RE

S

.

8

F

eatu

r

es

.

8

S

y

m

b

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l

s Use

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in t

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is Manua

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9

F

U

N

C

TI

O

NAL

O

VERVIEW

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10

Front Pane

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.

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Rear Pane

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.

10

R

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Co

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12

Front Pane

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Disp

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ay

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13

Connections

CO

NNE

C

TI

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NS

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1

4

Co

nn

ect

i

o

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to

t

h

e

T

V

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14

C

onnection to an Au

d

io System

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17

C

onnectin

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t

h

e AC Cor

d

.

19

N

et

w

o

rk

Co

nn

ect

i

o

n wi

t

h LA

N

.

19

C

ontrolling AV Components that are Out o

f

Range

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20

Playback

INFORMATION ON PLAYBACK

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

K

21

BASIC PLAYBACK

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

K

24

P

l

aying Bac

k

a BD, DVD or a Disc wit

h

AVCHD Fi

l

e

s

.

2

4

O

perations Using Tit

l

e Menu, Disc Menu,

an

d

Po

p

-u

p

Men

u

.

2

5

Pla

y

ing Back an Audio CD or a Disc with

MP3

/

WMA

/

JPEG File

s

.

25

Reading the SD Memor

y

Card

.

26

Playing Video / Music / Photo Files

f

rom

DLNA Certi

f

ied Home Media Server

s

.

28

SPECIAL PLAYBACK

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

K

30

Fast Forward

/

Fast Reverse

.

30

S

l

ow Forwar

d

P

l

ay

b

ac

k

.

30

Step

b

y Step P

l

ay

b

ac

k

.

30

Repeat Playback

.

k

30

A

-

B

R

epeat

.

3

1

PIP

(

Picture in Picture

)

(

BONUSVIEW

)

Setting

.

3

1

Program P

l

a

yb

ac

k

.

3

1

Random Playback

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k

3

2

Rapi

d

P

l

ay

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ac

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33

C

amera Ang

l

e

.

3

Enjo

y

ing BD-Live Discs with Internet

.

33

S

EAR

C

H

.

3

4

S

PE

C

IAL

S

ETTING

S

.

35

Switchin

g

Subtitles

.

35

Switching Audio Soundtrack

.

k

35

Setting t

h

e BD Au

d

io Mo

de

.

3

6

A

d

j

usting the Picture

.

36

NETFLIX

O

PERATI

O

NS

.

3

7

Before Activatin

g

the Connection to Netflix

.

3

7

Activating the Connection to Netflix

.

3

7

Watc

h

ing Streaming Movies

.

3

7

CINEMAN

O

W

/

BL

O

CKBUSTER

O

PERATI

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NS

.

3

8

Be

f

ore Activating the Connection to

CinemaNow / B

l

oc

kb

uste

r

.

38

Activating the Connection to

CinemaNow

/

B

l

oc

kb

uste

r

.

38

Guide to CinemaNow

/

Blockbuster Menu Screen

.

38

Renting or Purc

h

asing Movies / TV Episo

d

es

.

39

Searc

h

ing Movies / TV Episo

d

es

.

39

Watchin

g

Rented or Purchased

Movies / TV E

p

isode

s

.

3

9

Function Setup

FUNCTI

O

N SETUP

.

40

Using t

h

e Setup Menu

.

40

N

et

w

o

rk

Co

nn

ect

i

o

n

.

5

2

Software U

p

date

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55

Others

TR

OU

BLESH

OO

TING

.

57

GL

O

SSARY

.

5

9

LANGUAGE C

O

DE

.

6

1

SPE

C

IFI

C

ATI

O

NS

.

62

NETW

O

RK SERVI

C

E DIS

C

LAIMER

.

63

8

E

N

FEATURES

F

e

a

t

u

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s

F

ull high-de

f

inition video playback

W

atch movies in the highest picture qualit

y

available

f

or

your HDTV. This unit offers full high-definition video

playback up to 1080p resolution for an amazing viewing

e

xperience. A highl

y

detailed picture and increased

shar

p

ness delivers a more true-to-life

p

icture.

DVD upscaling

f

or enhanced picture quality

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ou

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cu

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DVD will l

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bette

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conversion. U

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conversion will increase

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g

h

d

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f

inition u

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to 1080

p

over an HDMI connection. The

picture will be less

j

agged and more realistic for a near

h

i

g

h-definition experience.

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d

io-

video collection. Additionall

y

,

y

ou can view JPEG digital

pictures or listen to MP3 or Windows Media™ Audio music

f

iles.

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f

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there.

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as

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an

d

simp

l

e connection to

y

our HDTV via HDMI

Connect this unit to

y

our HDTV with one single HDMI

(

Hi

g

h-Definition Multimedia Interface) cable. It is

recommended to use a Hi

g

h Speed HDMI cable for better

c

ompatibilit

y

. The high definition video output signal will

be transferred to

y

our HDTV without conversion to

a

nalog signals, so

y

ou will get excellent picture and

sound qualit

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, completel

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free from noise.

Thanks to other multiple outputs,

y

ou can also easil

y

c

onnect to

y

our home theater s

y

stem or ampli

f

ier.

H

DMI CEC

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Consumer E

l

ectronics Contro

l)

T

h

is unit supports HDMI CEC, w

h

ic

h

a

ll

ows integrate

d

s

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stem control over HDMI and is part o

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e company

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interoperability with other brands o

f

HDMI CEC compliant

de

vi

ces.

PIP

(

BONUSVIEW

)

Some BD-videos have the PIP

f

unction which enables you

t

o

d

isp

l

ay t

h

e secon

d

ary vi

d

eo in t

h

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d

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c

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b

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[

PIP

]

wh

enever t

h

e scene contains t

h

e secon

d

ary vi

d

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BD-L

i

ve

BD-Live

(

BD-ROM version 2 Profile 2.0

)

that allows interactive

fu

n

ct

i

o

n

s

to

be

used

wh

e

n

t

hi

s

u

ni

t

i

s

co

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to

t

h

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rn

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in

add

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to

t

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e

B

O

N

US

VIEW f

u

n

ct

i

o

n

.

Th

e

v

a

ri

ous

f

unctions differ dependin

g

on the disc.

Po

p

-u

p

menu

Some BD-videos have a pop-up menu which is a

navi

g

ation menu that can be called up and be operated on

th

e TV screen wit

h

out interrupting p

l

a

yb

ac

k

. You can ca

ll

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p t

h

e pop-up menu

b

y pressing

[

Po

p

U

p

Menu

/

Menu

]

.

Contents in t

h

e pop-up menu var

y

d

epen

d

ing on t

h

e

d

isc.

Rapid playback

Playback in slightly faster speed while keeping the sound

o

u

t

pu

t

.

Rapid pla

y

back is available onl

y

on discs recorded in the

Dolb

y

Digital format.

HDMI Dee

p

Co

l

or

Deep Color reduces posterization effect of the pla

y

back

i

ma

g

e. Re

f

er to “HDMI Deep Color” in “FUNCTION SETUP”

on page 4

3

.

HDMI 1080p24 output (BD on

ly

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his unit is equipped with the

f

eature which can provide

smooth movement during playback o

f

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p

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to

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deo

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l

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n” in “F

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TI

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on pa

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la

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AVCHD / MP3 / WMA / JPEG store

d

in an SD

Memor

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f

ile 2.0 (BD-Live) and Pro

f

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discs sometimes store picture-in-picture commentar

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,

subtitles or other extras in the SD Memor

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f

or use during

pl

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t

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P

la

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ing back AVCHD files

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his unit supports playback o

f

AVCHD

f

ormat

f

iles (new

f

ormat

f

or high de

f

inition video camcorders) recorded o

n

disc / SD card. Your hi

g

h definition personal archive is

p

la

y

able in HD qualit

y

.

x.

v

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l

o

r

T

his unit supports pla

y

back o

f

video contents on discs

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ecor

d

e

d

wit

h

“x.v.Co

l

or” tec

h

no

l

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y

. To watc

h

t

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h

t

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e “x.v.Co

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or” space, a TV or ot

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h

vi

d

eo image repro

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uction using

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f

manual switching o

f

its

color space settin

g

is required. Please re

f

er to the owner’s

m

anual o

f

y

our displa

y

device

f

or

f

urther in

f

ormation

.

Enjo

y

contents stored on DLNA certi

f

ied home media

s

e

r

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rs

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his unit is a DLNA certi

f

ied media player that can play video,

m

usic and

p

hoto files stored on DLNA certified home media

servers connecte

d

to

y

our

h

ome networ

k

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Net

flix

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h

t

h

is unit,

y

ou can enjo

y

movies an

d

TV episo

d

es

streamed instantl

y

f

rom Net

f

lix via the Internet. In order

to use this

f

eature,

y

ou must visit

n

et

f

lix.com/Inte

g

ra

g

on

y

our PC and become a Net

f

lix member

.

(This feature is available onl

y

in the United States.)

CinemaNow

/

Blockbuster

W

ith this unit,

y

ou can enjo

y

movies and TV episodes

streamed instantl

y

from CinemaNow / Blockbuster via the

I

nternet. In order to use this feature,

y

ou must visit

f

ollowing website on

y

our PC and become a CinemaNow

/

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lockbuste

r m

e

m

be

r

.

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inemaNow :

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y

m

b

o

l

s Use

d

in t

h

is Manua

l

To speci

fy

f

or which media t

y

pe each

f

unction is, we put

the following symbols at the beginning of each item to

op

era

t

e.

Symbol Description

BD-V

Description re

f

ers to BD-video and

BD-RE

(

ver. 2.1

)

/ BD-R

(

ver. 1.1 / 1.2 / 1.3

)

recorded in BDMV

f

ormat

DVD-V

Descri

p

tion refers to DVD-video

CD

Description refers to audio CD / DTS-CD

AVCHD

Descri

p

tion refers to DVD-RW/-R and SD card

wi

t

h AV

C

HD fil

es

MP3

Descri

p

tion re

f

ers to BD-RE/-R, DVD-RW/-R,

C

D-RW/-R and SD card with MP3

f

ile

s

Description re

f

ers to BD-RE/-R, DVD-RW/-R,

C

D-RW/-R an

d

SD car

d

wit

h

Win

d

ows

Media™ Audio

f

iles

Description refers to BD-RE/-R, DVD-RW/-R,

C

D-RW

/

-R and SD card with JPEG file

s

Description re

f

ers to video

f

iles in the DLNA

h

ome server

Descri

p

tion refers to music files in the DLNA

h

o

m

e

se

rv

e

r

Descri

p

tion refers to

p

hoto files in the DLNA

ho

m

e

se

rv

e

r

I

f

you do not

f

ind any o

f

the symbols listed above under the

f

unction heading, the operation is applicable to all media.

FEATURES

1

0

E

N

2

1

10

67

8

34

5

9

4216*75 8 9 10* 113

FUNCTIONAL OVERVIEW

*

T

h

e unit can a

l

so

b

e turne

d

on

b

y pressing t

h

ese

b

uttons.

1

.

I

/

yy

O

n / Stan

db

y

b

utton

•

P

ress to turn on t

h

e unit, or to turn t

h

e unit into t

h

e

stan

db

y mo

d

e. (To comp

l

ete

l

y s

h

ut

d

own t

h

e unit,

you must unp

l

ug t

h

e AC power cor

d

)

2. Stan

db

y in

d

icato

r

•

Th

is in

d

icator

l

ig

h

ts up in re

d

w

h

en t

h

e unit is in

standby mode and turns o

ff

when the unit is active.

3.

Infr

a

re

d

s

en

so

r win

do

w

•

R

eceive signals from

y

our remote control so that

y

ou can control the unit from a distance.

4. D

i

sc tray

•

P

lace a disc when opening the disc tra

y.

5. Disp

l

a

y

•

R

e

f

er to “Front Panel Display” on page 13

.

6

. O

p

en / Close

A

bu

tt

on

*

•

Press to open or close the disc tra

y

.

7

.

SD

Ca

r

d

slo

t

•

Insert an SD Memor

y

Card, and pla

y

back the

co

n

te

n

ts

in i

t.

8.

P

ause

k

b

utto

n

•

Press to pause p

l

ay

b

ac

k

.

9

.

S

top

C

bu

tt

on

•

Press to stop p

l

ay

b

ac

k

.

10. Pla

y

B

bu

tt

on

*

•

Press to start or resume pla

y

back.

11

.

H

/

G

(skip down / up) buttons

•

Press to ski

p

to the

p

revious or next title / cha

p

ter /

track

/

file.

1

.

A

C

INLET termin

a

l

•

Use

to

co

nn

ect

t

h

e

A

C

out

l

et

wi

t

h

t

h

e

A

C

co

r

d.

2. AUDIO OUTPUT (DIGITAL OPTICAL / COAXIAL) jac

k

s

•

Use to connect an AV receiver / amplifier, Dolby

D

i

g

ita

l

/ DTS

d

eco

d

er or ot

h

er

d

evice wit

h

a

d

i

g

ita

l

audio optical / coaxial input jack with a digital audio

optical / coaxial cable

.

3

. VIDEO OUTPUT (COMPONENT) jac

k

s

•

Use to connect a TV wit

h

component vi

d

eo inputs

wit

h

an RCA component vi

d

eo ca

bl

e.

4. VIDEO OUTPUT (VIDEO)

j

ac

k

• Use to connect a TV

,

an AV receiver or other device

wi

t

h

a

n R

C

A vi

deo

cab

l

e.

5. IR IN

j

ac

k

• A commerciall

y

available IR receiver can be

connected to the IR IN jack, allowing

y

ou to control

the BD pla

y

er when it’s out of sight, for example,

i

n

sta

ll

ed

in

a

cab

in

et.

6

. IR OUT

j

ac

k

•

A commercia

lly

avai

l

a

bl

e IR emitter can

b

e

connected to the IR OUT

j

ack to pass IR (in

f

rared)

remote contro

l

signa

l

s a

l

ong to ot

h

er components.

7

. CONTROL CONNECTOR

(

RS-232

)

•

T

h

is

b

i

d

irectiona

l

RS-232 port can

b

e connecte

d

to

an externa

l

contro

ll

er.

8

. AUDIO OUTPUT (ANALOG L / R)

j

ack

s

• Use to connect a TV, an AV receiver / am

p

lifier or

ot

h

e

r

de

vi

ce

wi

t

h

a

n R

C

A

aud

i

o

cab

l

e.

9

. HDMI OUT

j

ac

k

• Use to connect a TV, an AV receiver / am

p

lifier or

other device with an HDMI compatible port with an

HDMI

cab

l

e.

10.

ETHERNET termin

al

•

Use to connect a networ

k

equipment wit

h

LAN ca

bl

e.

N

ote

• Do not touch the inner pins of the

j

acks on the rear

panel. Electrostatic discharge ma

y

cause permanent

dama

g

e to the unit.

• Thi

s

u

ni

t

does

n

ot

h

a

v

e

t

h

e

RF m

odu

l

ato

r

.

Fr

o

nt P

a

ne

l

Rear Pane

l

11

E

N

16

17

18

2

3

20

21

23

24

26

25

27

28

22

6

4

5

8

9

12

13

10

7

11*

1

14

15*

19

FUNCTIONAL OVERVIEW

*

Th

e unit can a

l

so

b

e turne

d

on

b

y pressing t

h

ese

b

uttons

.

1

. Displa

y

button

• Press to displa

y

the on-screen displa

y

menu.

2.

On / Stan

dby

I

/

yy

bu

tt

o

n

• Press to turn on the unit

,

or to turn the unit into

t

h

e stan

dby

mo

d

e. (To comp

l

ete

ly

s

h

ut

d

own t

h

e

unit,

y

ou must unplug the AC power cord)

3.

N

u

m

b

er

bu

tt

o

n

s

•

Press to enter the title, chapter, track or

f

ile number

.

•

Press to enter values in the input

f

ield

.

4.

Se

a

rc

h

bu

tt

o

n

•

Press to

d

isp

l

ay t

h

e searc

h

menu.

5

. A

/

B

/

C

/

D butto

n

•Pr

ess

to

se

l

ect

i

te

m

s

o

n

so

m

e

BD m

e

n

us.

• When file list / thumbnail list is shown,

p

ress to

s

witch between pa

g

es.

6

. To

p

Menu button

• Press to displa

y

the top menu.

• Durin

g

DLNA home media server, Netflix /

C

inemaNow

/

Blockbuster feature screen is

displa

y

ed (except during pla

y

back), press to exit.

7

.

K

/

L

/

{

/

{

B

bu

tt

o

n

s

• Press to select items or settin

g

s.

8

. Setup

b

utton

•

Press to

d

isp

l

ay t

h

e setup menu.

9

. Su

b

tit

l

e

b

utton

•

Press to

d

isp

l

ay t

h

e su

b

tit

l

e menu.

10.

Rev

E

bu

tt

on

• During pla

y

back, press to fast reverse the pla

y

back.

1

1. Pla

y

B

bu

tt

o

n

*

•

Press to start p

l

a

yb

ac

k

or resume p

l

a

yb

ac

k

.

1

2. S

k

i

p

H

bu

tt

on

•

During p

l

ay

b

ac

k

, press once to return to t

h

e

be

g

innin

g

o

f

the current title, chapter, track or

f

ile

.

•

During p

l

ay

b

ac

k

, press twice to return to t

h

e

previous title, chapter, track or

f

ile.

•

During t

h

e JPEG p

l

a

yb

ac

k

, press to return to t

h

e

ile

.

1

3.

P

ause

F

b

utto

n

•

Press to pause p

l

ay

b

ac

k

.

•

W

h

en p

l

a

yb

ac

k

is in pause mo

d

e, press repeate

dly

to

f

orward the playback step by step.

1

4. Reso

l

ution

b

utton

•

Press to set t

h

e HDMI output mo

d

e.

15.

Op

en / Close

A

bu

tt

o

n*

•

Press to open or close the disc tra

y

.

16.

P

IP

bu

tt

o

n

•

During BD pla

y

back, Press to displa

y

the setting

f

or

picture-in-picture (onl

y

applicable to BD-video

which supports the PIP

f

unction).

1

7. Ang

l

e

b

utton

•

Press to access various camera an

gl

es on t

h

e

d

isc.

•

Press to rotate the JPEG

f

iles clockwise by 90 degrees

.

1

8. Repeat

b

utton

•

Press to togg

l

e

b

etween various repeat mo

d

es.

1

9

.

C

le

a

r

bu

tt

o

n

•

Pr

ess

to

c

l

ea

r

t

h

e

inf

o

rm

at

i

o

n

o

n

ce

e

n

te

r

ed

o

r

to

cancel the pro

g

rammin

g

for audio CD, etc.

2

0.

A-B

bu

tt

o

n

•

Press to pla

y

back a defined section between point

A an

d

B repeate

dly.

21. Pop Up Menu / Menu

b

utton

•

Press to

d

isp

l

a

y

t

h

e pop-up menu /

d

isc menu.

22. Enter

b

utton

•

Press to con

f

irm or select menu items.

2

3.

Ret

u

rn

bu

tt

o

n

•

Press to return to the previousl

y

displa

y

ed menu

sc

r

ee

n

.

24

.

A

ud

i

o

bu

tt

o

n

•

Press to displa

y

the audio menu.

25. Fw

d

D

b

utto

n

•

During playback, press to

f

ast

f

orward the playback

.

•

In pause mode, press to slow

f

orward the pla

y

back.

26.

S

top

C

b

utto

n

•

Press to stop p

l

ay

b

ac

k

.

27. Ski

p

G

bu

tt

on

•

During pla

y

back, press to skip to the next title,

cha

p

ter, track or file.

2

8.

M

od

e

bu

tt

o

n

•

During BD, DVD or AVCHD files pla

y

back, press to

displa

y

the setting for the rapid pla

y

back and the

picture ad

j

ustment.

•

During BD pla

y

back, press to displa

y

the setting for

the picture-in-picture (onl

y

applicable to BD-video

which su

pp

orts the PIP function).

•

In stop mode with BD inserted, press to displa

y

a

menu for settin

g

the BD audio mode.

•

In sto

p

mode with audio CD, or a disc with MP3 /

WMA / JPEG files inserted, press to displa

y

menus

for program and random pla

y

back.

•

During the JPEG pla

y

back, press to displa

y

menus

for chan

g

in

g

the visual effect for switchin

g

the

ima

g

e or chan

g

in

g

the size of the ima

g

e.

Rem

o

te

Co

ntr

ol

12

E

N

FUNCTIONAL OVERVIEW

Installing the Batteries in the Remote Control

I

nsta

ll

2 AA (1.5 V)

b

atteries matc

h

ing t

h

e po

l

arit

y

i

ndicated inside batter

y

compartment o

f

the remote

c

ontro

l

.

1

O

p

en the cover

.

2

Insert

b

atteries

.

M

a

k

e sure to matc

h

+ an

d

- on t

h

e

b

atteries to t

h

e

mar

k

s in

d

icate

d

in t

h

e

b

attery compartment.

3

Clos

e t

h

e c

o

ver

.

Note

Inc

o

rrect

us

e

o

f

ba

tterie

s

c

a

n re

su

lt in h

a

z

a

r

ds

su

ch

as

leaka

g

e and burstin

g

. Please observe the followin

g

:

•

Do not mix new an

d

o

ld

b

atteries toget

h

er.

• Do not use different kinds of batteries to

g

ether.

A

lthough the

y

ma

y

look similar, different batteries

ma

y

have different voltages.

•

M

ake sure that the + and - ends of each batter

y

match the indications in the batter

y

compartment.

•

Remove batteries

f

rom battery compartment that is

not going to be used

f

or a month or more

.

•

W

hen disposing of used batteries, please compl

y

with

g

overnmental re

g

ulations or environmental public

i

nstruction’s rules that appl

y

in

y

our countr

y

or area.

• Do not rechar

g

e, short-circuit, heat, burn or

d

i

sasse

m

b

l

e

batte

ri

es.

Using a Remote Control

Keep in mind the following when using the remote

contro

l

:

•

Make

su

r

e

that

the

r

e

a

r

e

n

o

obstacles

bet

w

ee

n

the

r

emote control and the infrared sensor window on the

u

ni

t.

•

R

emote operation ma

y

become unreliable if strong

s

unlight or fluorescent light is shining on the infrared

s

ensor window o

f

the unit.

•

Re

m

ote

co

n

t

r

o

l

fo

r

d

i

ffe

r

e

n

t

de

vi

ces

ca

n in

te

r

fe

r

e

wi

t

h

e

ach other. Avoid using remote control

f

or other device

l

ocate

d

c

l

ose to t

h

e unit.

•

R

eplace the batteries when

y

ou notice a fall off in the

o

peratin

g

ran

g

e of the remote control.

•

T

he maximum operable ranges from the unit are as

fo

ll

o

w

s.

30˚

Appro

x. 16 ft. (5 m)

Remote control sensor

DBS-30.2

Infrared sensor window

Remote control sens

O

pen

i

ng Scree

n

I

n stop mode and

“

Mode Select“ is set to “Network“

,

opening screen is displa

y

ed

.

Home Network

“

NETFLIX

“

: To access the Net

f

lix scree

n

“

C

i

nemaNow“: To access t

h

e CinemaNow menu scree

n

“

BL

OC

KB

U

STER

“:

T

o

access

the

B

lockbuste

r m

e

n

u

sc

r

een

“

Home Networ

k

“: To access the list o

f

DLNA home server

1

3

E

N

FUNCTIONAL OVERVIEW

Front Panel Display

1 2

•

B

rightness o

f

the displa

y

can be adjusted. Re

f

er to “Panel Displa

y

” in “FUNCTION SETUP” on page 50.

1. Displa

y

s pla

y

back status icon. Refer to the table below.

2

. Displays various kinds of information such as title number, elapsed time, repeat mode, etc

.

P

l

ay

b

ac

k

status ico

n

Mod

e

Di

s

c

S

D Memor

y

Car

d

Stop mo

d

e

P

ause

m

ode

F

ast

f

o

rw

a

r

d

m

ode

S

l

o

w

fo

rw

a

r

d

m

ode

A

pp

ears while re

p

eat function is set

Appears w

h

en DLNA

h

ome me

d

ia server is active

E

xample o

f

Display Messag

e

Title is being pla

y

ed back

.

In

d

icating t

h

e current tit

l

e

num

b

er an

d

t

h

e e

l

a

p

se

d

t

i

me.

L

oadin

g

a disc.

Current c

h

apter is in

c

h

apter repeat mo

d

e

.

D

o

lby

Digita

l

au

d

io is

b

eing p

l

a

y

e

d

b

ac

k

.

DTS au

d

io is

b

eing p

l

aye

d

back.

14

E

N

CONNECTIONS

Co

nnecti

o

n t

o

t

h

e

TV

•

M

ake one o

f

the

f

ollowing connections, depending on the capabilities o

f

y

our existing device.

AUDIO IN

LR

VIDEO

IN

HDMI IN

a

n

d

o

r

or

*

1,

2

TV

this unit

stan

d

ar

d

au

d

io

R

CA

au

d

io ca

bl

e

AU

DI

O

CO

NNE

C

TI

ON

AUDI

O

/

VIDE

O

C

O

NNECTI

ON

HD

MI

cable

b

est au

d

io /

p

icture

M

et

hod

3

VIDE

O

C

O

NNECTI

ON

RC

A

v

i

d

eo

c

a

bl

e

Met

hod

1

s

tan

d

ar

d

p

icture

b

etter

p

ictur

e

HDMI

O

UT

V

IDE

O

UTPUT

(

COMPONENT

)

Met

hod

2

*

1

COMPONENT

VIDEO IN

Y

PB

PR

RC

A component

v

i

deo

cab

l

e

(Re

d)

(

B

l

ue

)

(

Green

)

(

Red

)

(

Blue

)

(

Green

)

VIDE

O

UTPUT

(

VIDEO

)

AUDI

O

UTPU

T

(

ANALOG L / R

)

*

1

This unit is compatible with the progressive scan system. The

f

eature provides you with the higher quality pictures

than traditional output system does. To utilize this

f

eature, a component or an HDMI connection is required. Re

f

er

to “HDMI Vi

d

eo Reso

l

ution” or “Component Output” setting on page 43 to set t

h

e vi

d

eo reso

l

ution.

*

2

-

Analo

g

audio connection is not required for this connection.

-

H

igh Speed HDMI cable (also known as HDMI categor

y

2 cable) is recommended for better compatibilit

y.

-

U

se an HDMI cable with the HDMI lo

g

o (a certified HDMI cable) for this connection.

Supplied cables used in this connection are as follows:

• RCA audio cable (L / R) x 1

• RCA video cable x 1

Please purchase the rest of the necessary cables at your local store.

Note

•

Connect t

h

is unit

d

irect

l

y to t

h

e

TV

. I

f

the RCA audio / video cables are connected to a VCR, pictures may be

d

istorte

d

ue to t

h

e copy-protection system.

•

If the picture is not output properl

y

to the

TV

because of “HDMI Video Resolution” or “Component Output” setting,

V

p

ress and hold [Pla

y

B

]

on the front

p

anel for more than 5 seconds. “HDMI Video Resolution” and “Com

p

onent

Output” setting will be reset to the default automaticall

y

. You cannot change the video resolution during Blu-ra

y

Disc pla

y

back. To change the resolution, stop pla

y

back.

•

A simple 1-cable connection with a device having an HDMI (High-De

f

inition Multimedia Inter

f

ace)

j

ack allows

d

i

g

ital trans

f

er o

f

both di

g

ital video si

g

nals and multi-channel audio si

g

nals.

1

5

E

N

HDMI Output Mo

d

e an

d

Actua

l

Output Si

g

na

l

s

Pr

ess

[

Reso

l

ution

]

to change the resolution of the video signal being output from HDMI OUT jack. The video

resolution changes as

f

ollows ever

y

time

[

Reso

l

ution

]

is presse

d

.

Front Panel

Display

►

HDMI Video

Resolution

480

Pro

g

ress

i

v

e

7

2

0

P

ro

g

ress

i

v

e

1080

I

nter

la

ce

d

1080

Pro

g

ress

i

v

e

1

080

Progress

i

v

e

2

4 fr

a

m

e

Cop

y

right protection s

y

stem

T

o pla

y

back the digital video images o

f

a BD / DVD via an HDMI connection, it is necessar

y

that both the unit and the

TV

(or an AV receiver) support a cop

y

right protection s

y

stem called HDCP (high-bandwidth digital content protection

s

ystem). HDCP is copy protection technology that comprises data encryption and authentication of the connected AV

device. This unit supports HDCP. Please read the operating instructions o

f

y

our

TV

(or AV receiver) for more information.

V

Note

•

Wh

en usin

g

HDCP-incompati

bl

e

TV

,

t

h

e image wi

ll

not

b

e viewe

d

proper

ly

.

•

T

he audio signals

f

rom HDMI OUT jack (including the sampling

f

requency, the number o

f

channels and bit length)

m

ay

b

e

l

imite

d

b

y t

h

e

d

evice t

h

at is connecte

d

.

•

Among the devices that support HDMI, some do not support audio output (e.g. pro

j

ectors). In connections with

device such as this unit, audio signals are not output from HDMI OUT

j

ack.

•

V

ideo and audio signals ma

y

be distorted temporaril

y

when switching to /

f

rom the HDMI output mode

.

•

Y

ou can c

h

ange t

h

e HDMI output mo

d

e wit

h

[Reso

l

ution]

d

uring p

l

ay

b

ac

k

as we

ll

. (T

h

is is not avai

l

a

bl

e

d

uring

BD /AVCHD p

l

ay

b

ac

k

.)

•

Y

ou can also chan

g

e the HDMI output mode from “HDMI Video Resolution” settin

g

in “Video” menu. In this menu,

y

ou can confirm what HDMI video resolutions are supported b

y

connected

TV

.

Refer to pa

g

e 43.

•

In order to get natural and high qualit

y

film reproduction of 24-frame film material, use an HDMI cable (High Speed

HDMI cable is recommended) and select “1080p24” i

f

the connected

TV

is compatible with 1080p24 frame input.

V

•

I

f

the disc contains 1080p24

f

rame material, 60-

f

rame or 50-

f

rame image will be output unless “1080p24” is selected.

•

For AVCHD, 24-frame film material will be out

p

ut as 60 frame, even if the connected device is com

p

atible with

1080

p

24 frame in

p

ut and “HDMI Video Resolution” is set to “1080

p

24”or “Auto”.

•

If the video is not properl

y

from HDMI OUT jack after

y

ou set the “HDMI Video Resolution” setting, change the

HDMI vi

d

eo reso

l

ution to t

h

e compati

bl

e reso

l

ution

by

pressing

[

Reso

l

ution

]

or press an

d

h

o

ld

[P

l

a

y

B

]

o

n

the

f

ront panel

f

or more than 5 seconds to reset the settin

g

.

•

”HDMI Deep Co

l

or” is avai

l

a

bl

e on

l

y w

h

en t

h

e

d

isp

l

ay

d

evice is connecte

d

b

y HDMI ca

bl

e an

d

supports HDMI Deep Co

l

or.

•

For “Auto” in “HDMI Deep Color”, usin

g

the Hi

g

h Speed HDMI cable is recommended.

HDMI Au

d

io Settin

g

When usin

g

HDMI connections make “HDMI Audio Out” settin

g

in “Audio” menu accordin

g

to the specifications of the

device to be connected. Refer to pa

g

e 45

.

Device to be connected “HDMI Audio Out” setting Output HDMI audio signal

Device compatible with Dolb

y

Digital,

Dolb

y

Digital Plus, Dolb

y

TrueHD, DTS or

DTS-HD decodin

g

HDMI Multi

(

Normal

)

Dolb

y

Digital, Dolb

y

Digital Plus, Dolb

y

T

rueHD

,

DTS

,

or DTS-HD bitstream are

output from HDMI OUT

j

ack. Make the

speaker settin

g

s on the connected AV

receiver

,

etc.

Device com

p

atible with 3 or more

channels of audio inputs (not Dolb

y

Digital, Dolb

y

Digital Plus, Dolb

y

T

rueHD, DTS® or DTS-HD® com

p

atible)

HDMI Multi

(

LPCM

)

M

ulti-channel audio si

g

nals are output

f

rom HDMI OUT

j

ack. Make the speaker

settin

g

s with the speaker settin

g

items

appear after

y

ou select “HDMI

M

ulti(LPCM)”. Refer to pa

g

e 45

.

Device compati

bl

e wit

h

2-c

h

anne

l

au

d

io

i

nput or

d

evice not compati

bl

e wit

h

au

d

io in

p

ut

HDMI 2

ch

Down-mixe

d

2-c

h

anne

l

au

d

io signa

l

s

are output

f

rom HDMI OUT jack.

HDMI connection to a TV an

d

igita

l

au

d

io connection (optica

l

/ coaxia

l

) to an

AV rece

i

ver

Au

d

io Mute HDMI au

d

io wi

ll

b

e mute, an

d

Do

lb

y

Digita

l

/ DTS

b

itstream or LPCM wi

ll

b

e

output

f

rom AUDIO OUTPUT (DIGITAL

OPTICAL / COAXIAL) jac

k

s

d

epen

d

ing on

“Digital Out” setting. Re

f

er to page 46

.

CONNECTIONS

1

6

E

N

CONNECTIONS

■

Audio signals output

f

rom HDMI OUT jack

“HDMI Audio Out”

setting “HDMI Multi (Normal)” “HDMI Multi (LPCM)” “HDMI 2ch”

“

BD A

ud

i

o

M

ode

”

s

ett

i

ng

“HD Au

d

io

Out

p

ut

”

“Mix Au

d

io

Out

p

ut

”

“

HD Au

d

io

Out

p

ut

”

“Mix Au

d

io

O

ut

p

ut

”

“HD Au

d

io

Out

p

ut

”

“

Mix Au

d

io

Out

p

ut

”

Med

i

a

Aud

i

o

Sou

r

ce

Which audio format can be output depends on the compatibilit

y

of the connected device

.

BD-vi

d

e

o

Dolb

y

Digita

l

D

olb

y

Digita

l

Dolb

y

Digita

l

Mu

l

t

i P

CM

M

u

l

t

i P

CM

D

o

wnmix 2

ch

PC

M

D

o

wnmix 2

ch

P

CM

Do

lb

y Digita

l

P

l

us

D

o

lby

Digita

l

P

lus

Do

lb

y Digita

l

Mu

l

ti PCM

*

1

M

u

l

ti PCM*

2

Downmix 2c

h

PC

M

*

1

Downmix 2c

h

PC

M

*

2

Do

lby

TrueH

D

o

lby

TrueH

D

Do

lby

Digita

l

Mu

l

ti PCM

*

3

M

u

l

ti PCM*

4

D

o

wnmix 2

ch

PC

M

*

3

D

o

wnmix 2

ch

PC

M

*

4

DT

S®

D

T

S

®DT

S®

Mu

l

ti PCM

*

6

M

u

l

ti PCM*

6

D

o

wnmix 2

ch

PC

M

D

o

wnmix 2

ch

P

CM

DT

S

-HD

®

DT

S

-HD

®

DT

S®

M

u

l

ti PCM*

1,

6

M

u

l

ti PCM*

5

,

6

D

o

wnmix 2

ch

P

CM

*

1

D

o

wnmix 2

ch

P

CM

*

5

LP

CM

M

u

l

ti PC

M

Mu

l

ti PCM

M

u

l

ti PC

M

Mu

l

ti PC

M

D

o

wnmix 2

ch

P

CM

D

o

wnmix 2

ch

PC

M

DVD-vi

d

e

o

Do

lb

y Digita

l

D

o

lb

y Digita

l

M

u

l

ti PC

M

D

ownmix 2c

h

PC

M

DT

S®

DT

S®

M

u

l

ti PC

M

D

ownmix 2c

h

PC

M

LP

CM

2c

h

PC

M

2

c

h

PC

M

2c

h

PCM

Au

d

io CD P

CM

2c

h

PC

M

2

c

h

PC

M

2c

h

PCM

DT

S

-

CD

DT

S®

DT

S®

M

u

l

ti PC

M

D

ownmix 2c

h

PC

M

AV

C

HD

Do

lb

y Digita

l

D

o

lb

y Digita

l

M

u

l

ti PC

M

D

ownmix 2c

h

PC

M

LP

CM

Mu

l

ti PCM

M

u

l

ti PC

M

D

ownmix 2c

h

PC

M

MP3

M

P3

2c

h

PC

M

2

c

h

PC

M

2c

h

PCM

WMA

2

c

h P

CM

2c

h P

CM

2

c

h P

C

M

D

LNA

V

i

deo

Dolb

y

Digita

l

D

olb

y

Digita

l

Mu

l

t

i P

CM

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wnmix 2

c

h P

CM

MP2

2

c

h P

CM

2c

h P

CM

2

c

h P

C

M

LP

CM

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u

l

t

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C

M

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l

t

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CM

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wnmix 2

c

h P

CM

D

LNA

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i

c

MP3

/

WMA

/

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c

h P

CM

2c

h P

CM

2

c

h P

C

M

N

et

fli

x

WMA

2

c

h P

CM

2c

h P

CM

2

c

h P

C

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C

in

e

m

a

N

o

w

AA

C

A

C

2c

h P

CM

2

c

h P

C

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k

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r

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2c

h P

CM

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c

h P

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M

*

1

Fu

ll

decoded.

*

2

O

nl

y

the independent substream is decoded.

*

3

D

olb

y

TrueHD stream is decoded.

*

4

O

nl

y

the Dolb

y

Digital substream is decoded.

*

5

O

nl

y

the core substream is decoded.

*

6

W

hen audio source is multi-channel, decoded as 7.1ch. However, number of the out

p

ut audio channel will de

p

end

on the number of the connected s

p

eakers.

• If the connected device is not com

p

atible with the HDMI BITSTREAM, audio will be out

p

ut as multi LPCM or 2-channel

down-mixed LPCM depending on the capabilit

y

of the connected device even if

y

ou select “HDMI Multi(Normal)” in

“HDMI Audio Out” settin

g

. Refer to pa

g

e 45

.

•

I

f

the connected device is not compatible with AAC, audio will be output as PCM depending on the capabilit

y

o

f

the

co

nn

ected

de

vi

ce.

• When pla

y

ing back a BD-video which onl

y

contains the primar

y

audio, the audio output will be the same case as the

“HD Audio Out

p

ut” even if the “BD Audio Mode” is set to “Mix Audio Out

p

ut”.

Note

•

The audio signals

f

rom HDMI OUT jack (including the sampling

f

requency, the number o

f

channels and bit length)

may

b

e

l

imite

d

b

y t

h

e

d

evice t

h

at is connecte

d

.

•

Among the devices that support HDMI, some do not support audio output (e.g. pro

j

ectors). In connections with

d

evice such as this unit, audio signals are not output from HDMI OUT

j

ack.

•

Video and audio signals ma

y

be distorted temporaril

y

when switching to /

f

rom the HDMI output mode

.

17

E

N

CONNECTIONS

Connection to an Audio Syste

m

•

W

hen

y

ou change the connections, all devices should be turned off

.

•

Re

f

er to the manual accompan

y

ing external devices

f

or more in

f

ormation.

2

-C

h

anne

l

Ana

l

o

g

Au

d

io Connection

AUDIO IN

LR

analog audio input

j

acks

RC

A

aud

i

o

cable

audio

this unit

AUDIO OUTPUT

(

ANALOG L / R

)

s

t

ereo sys

t

em

Digita

l

Au

d

io Connection

DIGITAL AUDIO INPUT

COAXIAL

DIGITAL AUDIO INPUT

OPTICAL

c

oaxia

l

ca

bl

e

audio

this unit

A

UDIO OUTPUT

(

DIGITAL OPTICAL / COAXIAL

)

AV receiver / am

p

lifie

r

d

igita

l

au

d

io

optica

l

ca

bl

e

or

d

igita

l

au

d

io

coaxia

l

input jac

k

d

i

g

ita

l

au

d

io

o

ptical input jack

Supplied cables used in this connection are as follows:

• RCA audio cable (L / R) x 1

Please purchase the rest of the necessary cables at your local store.

N

ote

f

or Di

g

ital Audio Optical Cable

•

Digita

l

au

d

io optica

l

ca

bl

e may

b

e

d

amage

d

w

h

en

b

ent at s

h

arp ang

l

es. En

d

ure ca

bl

es are coi

l

e

d

in

l

oops wit

h

a

diameter o

f

6 inches (15cm) or more when storing them

.

•

Use a cable which is 9.8 feet

(

3m

)

or shorter

.

•

Insert cable plugs firml

y

into the connectors when making connections.

•

I

f

a plug has dust or is dirty, clean it with a so

f

t cloth be

f

ore inserting it into a connector

.

1

8

EN

CONNECTIONS

■

A

udio signals output from AUDIO OUTPUT (DIGITAL OPTICAL / COAXIAL) jack

s

F

or the settings in the “Digital Out” to take effect, “HDMI Audio Out” should be set to “Audio Mute”. Otherwise, the

s

ettings made in the “HDMI Audio Out” will have a priorit

y

, and the same signal as being output

f

rom the HDMI OU

T

j

ack will be output

f

rom the AUDIO OUTPUT (DIGITAL OPTICAL / COAXIAL) jacks as well. (Except that Dolb

y

Digital will

be output instead o

f

Dolb

y

Digital Plus and Dolb

y

TrueHD, and DTS signal will be output instead o

f

DTS-HD.)

“Digital Out” setting

“Bitstream” “LPCM”

“BD Au

d

io Mo

d

e

”

s

ett

i

ng

“HD Au

d

io Out

p

ut”

“

Mix Au

d

io Out

p

ut

”

“HD Au

d

io Out

p

ut”

“

Mix Au

d

io Out

p

ut

”

M

ed

i

a

Aud

i

o

Sou

r

ce

Which audio

f

ormat can be output depends on the compatibilit

y

o

f

the connected device

.

BD-vi

deo

Dolb

y

Digita

l

Dolb

y

Digita

l

D

olb

y

Digita

l

D

o

wnmix 2

c

h P

CM

D

o

wnmix 2

c

h P

C

M

Dolb

y

Digital Plu

s

Dolb

y

Digita

l

D

olb

y

Digita

l

Do

wnmix 2

c

h P

CM

*

1

Do

wnmix 2

c

h P

CM

*

2

D

o

lb

y TrueH

D

Do

lb

y Digita

l

D

o

lb

y Digita

l

D

ownmix 2c

h

PC

M

*

3

D

ownmix 2c

h

PC

M

*

4

D

T

S®

D

T

S®

D

T

S

®D

o

wnmix 2

c

h P

CM

D

o

wnmix 2

c

h P

C

M

D

T

S

-HD

®

D

T

S®

D

T

S

®

Do

wnmix 2

ch

P

CM

*

1

Do

wnmix 2

ch

P

CM

*

5

LP

CM

D

o

wnmix 2

ch

P

CM

Do

wnmix 2

ch

P

C

M

D

o

wnmix 2

ch

P

CM

D

o

wnmix 2

ch

P

C

M

DVD-vi

deo

Do

lb

y Digita

l

D

o

lb

y Digita

l

D

ownmix 2c

h

PC

M

D

T

S®

DT

S®

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c

h P

CM

LP

CM

2

c

h P

C

M2

c

h P

C

M

Au

d

io C

D

P

C

M2c

h

PCM 2c

h

PCM

DT

S

-

CD

D

T

S®

DT

S®

Do

wnmix 2

c

h P

CM

AV

C

H

D

Do

lby

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l

D

o

lby

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l

Do

wnmix 2

ch

P

CM

LP

CM

Do

wnmix 2

ch

P

C

M

Do

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ch

P

CM

M

P3

M

P3

2

ch

P

C

M2

ch

P

C

M

W

M

A

WM

A

2

ch

P

C

M2

ch

P

C

M

D

LNA

Vi

d

eo

Dolb

y

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l

D

olb

y

Digital

Do

wnmix 2

c

h P

CM

M

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2c

h

PCM 2c

h

PCM

LPC

M

D

ownmix 2c

h

PCM

D

ownmix 2c

h

PC

M

D

LNA

M

usic

M

P3

/

WMA

/

LPC

M

2

ch

P

C

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ch

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C

M

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f

li

x

WMA

2c

h

PCM 2c

h

PCM

C

inemaNo

w

AA

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AA

C

2c

h

PCM

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l

oc

kb

uste

r

AA

C

AA

C

2c

h

PCM

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1

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ll

d

eco

d

e

d

.

*

2

On

l

y t

h

e in

d

epen

d

ent su

b

stream is

d

eco

d

e

d

.

*

3

Do

lb

y TrueHD stream is

d

eco

d

e

d

.

*

4

On

l

y t

h

e Do

lb

y Digita

l

su

b

stream is

d

eco

d

e

d

.

*

5

On

l

y t

h

e core su

b

stream is

d

eco

d

e

d

.

•

W

h

en p

l

a

y

ing

b

ac

k

a BD-vi

d

eo w

h

ic

h

on

ly

contains t

h

e primar

y

au

d

io, t

h

e au

d

io output wi

ll

b

e t

h

e same case as t

h

e

“

HD Audio Out

p

ut” even i

f

the “BD Audio Mode” is set to “Mix Audio Out

p

ut”.

•

I

f

the connected device is not compatible with AAC, audio will be output as PCM depending on the capability o

f

the

connecte

d

evice.

N

ote

•

In order to output LPCM signal

f

rom AUDIO OUTPUT (DIGITAL OPTICAL / COAXIAL)

j

acks while outputting the

HDMI au

d

io signa

l

, set “HDMI Au

d

io Out” setting to “HDMI Mu

l

ti(LPCM)”.

1

9

EN

CONNECTIONS

Connecting t

h

e AC Cor

d

After

y

ou made all necessar

y

connections, connect the AC cord to the AC INLET. Then connect the AC cord to the AC outlet.

I

nsert the plugs securel

y

. Incomplete connections will result in the generation of noise.

this unit

A

C

co

r

d

A

C 120V

,

60 Hz

AC outlet

Supplied cables used in this connection are as follows:

• AC cord x 1

Netw

o

rk

C

o

nnect

io

n

wi

th

LA

N

•B

y

connecting this unit to the Internet,

y

ou can update the software via the Internet, pla

y

contents stored on DLNA home

media servers or access BD-Live

,

Netflix

,

CinemaNow and Blockbuster services

.

-

For more in

f

ormation about so

f

tware update, re

f

er to “Network Update” on pa

g

e 55

.

-

For more in

f

ormation about DLNA, re

f

er to “Playing Video / Music / Photo Files

f

rom DLNA Certi

f

ied Home Media

Servers

”

on page 28

.

-

For more information about BD-Live, refer to “Enjo

y

ing BD-Live Discs with Internet” on page 33

.

-

For more information about Netflix, refer to “NETFLIX OPERATIONS” on pa

g

e 37.

-

For more in

f

ormation about CinemaNow and Blockbuster, re

f

er to “CINEMANOW / BLOCKBUSTER OPERATIONS” on

p

age

38.

LAN

NALNAW

12345

Telecommunications

equipment (modem, etc.)

this unit

Hub or broadband router

I

nterne

t

LAN

cab

l

e

LAN ca

bl

e

Make sure to connect the telecommunications e

q

ui

p

ment (modem, etc.) to the ETHERNET terminal via hub or

b

r

oadba

n

d

r

oute

r

.

No supplied cables are used in this connection:

Please purchase the necessary cables at your local store.

20

EN

CONNECTIONS

N

ote

•

Af

ter connecting to the Internet, set up necessar

y

network settings.

•

D

o not insert an

y

cable other than a LAN cable to the ETHERNET terminal to avoid damaging the unit

.

•

I

f your telecommunications equipment (modem, etc.) does not have broadband router functions, connect a

b

r

oadba

n

d

r

oute

r

.

•

I

f

y

our telecommunications equipment (modem, etc.) has broadband router functions but there is no vacant port, use a hub

.

•

F

or a

b

roa

db

an

d

router, use a router w

h

ic

h

supports 10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX

.

•

D

o not connect

y

our PC directl

y

to the ETHERNET terminal o

f

this unit.

•

F

or the network setup, re

f

er to “Network Connection” on pages 52-55.

•

F

or more in

f

ormation about cables or connections, see the manual accompan

y

ing modem, broadband router and

h

u

b

y

ou use.

•

Pl

ease purc

h

ase s

h

ie

ld

e

d

LAN ca

bl

es at

y

our

l

oca

l

store an

d

use t

h

em w

h

en

y

ou connect to networ

k

equipment.

C

ontrollin

g

AV Components that are Out o

f

Ra

ng

e

Y

ou can use the

f

ollowin

g

multi-room kits to control this unit when it’s out o

f

ran

g

e o

f

the remote controller:

• Multiroom kits such as those made b

y

Niles and Xantech.

Controllin

g

Other Out-o

f

- Ran

g

e AV Component

s

I

f another AV component is out of range of its remote controller,

y

ou can use a commerciall

y

available IR emitter to

retransmit the remote controller signals received at this unit's IR IN

j

ack, as shown below.

IR IN

IR

OUT

C

onnectin

g

b

l

ock

S

i

g

nal flow

Re

m

o

t

e

co

ntr

o

ll

e

r

Thi

s

u

ni

t

IR

e

mitt

e

r

O

ther

c

omponen

t

C

onnect t

h

e IR emitter to

t

his unit's IR OUT jack, and place the IR emitter in

f

ront o

f

the other AV component's remote

control sensor (usually located on its

f

ront panel), as s

h

own

b

e

l

ow. See t

h

e instructions supp

l

ie

d

wit

h

t

h

e IR emitter

.

Thi

s

u

ni

t

f

r

o

m

c

onnectin

g

bloc

k

M

iniplu

g

cabl

e

IR

e

mitt

e

r

IR

e

mitt

e

r

M

iniplu

g

Re

m

o

t

e

co

ntr

o

l

sensor

O

ther componen

t

S

i

g

nal

f

low

O

nly remote controller signals received by this unit's IR IN jack are

f

ed through to the IR OUT jack. Signals picked up by

t

h

is unit's remote contro

l

sensor are not output.

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