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DIGITAL

OUT

OPTICAL

DIGITAL OUT

AV OUT

VIDEO

S-VIDEO

RGB

S-VIDEO

OUT

OUTPUT

SELECTOR

VIDEO

OUT

AUDIO

OUT

L

R

Connect a standard video lead here when 
connecting to a TV with a video input jack.

Connect a coaxial lead here when connecting
to a device with a coaxial digital audio input jack.

Connect a standard audio lead 
here when connecting to a TV or 
audio equipment.

Connect an optical digital audio 
lead here when connecting to a 
device with an optical digital 
audio input jack.

Remove the protective cap
before connecting the lead.

Connect an S-VIDEO lead 
here when connecting to 
a TV with an S-VIDEO 
input jack. This type of
connection provides 
superior picture quality.

Connect a SCART lead here to output the signal from 
the Player to a TV.
Choose an appropriate signal type among VIDEO, 
S-VIDEO and RGB on the OUTPUT SELECTOR.

Change the position to 
the signal type (VIDEO/
S-VIDEO/RGB) that is 
output to a TV.

OPEN/

CLOSE

OPERATE

DISPLAY

DIMMER

SETUP

ZOOM

ON

SCREEN

AUDIO

TITLE

REV

FWD

MENU

VIRTUAL

FUNCTION

CONTROL

SUBTITLE

ANGLE

ENTER

REPEAT

A B REPEAT

PROGRAM

DIRECT

PAUSE

CLEAR

RESUME

MEMORY

RETURN

SLOW

F.ADV

SLOW

PLAY

STOP

STILL

DVD VIDEO PLAYER

SKIP

SKIP

1
2

3

4

i

5

8

7

6

9

q

w
e

0

r
t

y

u

1

Opens the Player’s SETUP menu screen.

2

Zooms an image 1.2

×

, 1.5

×

 or 2.0

×

. 

3

Turns the Player power on and off. 

4

Creates a “virtual” surround sound effect from
your stereo TV or audio system. 

5

Displays the FUNCTION CONTROL screen
where you can check or change various
settings. 

6

Selects one of the subtitle languages
programmed on a DVD. 

7

Selects one of the titles on a DVD.

8

Returns to a previous menu screen on a DVD or
returns to DVD playback from the DVD menu
screen. 

9

/

,

/

Use to highlight selections on a menu screen
and make adjustments of the Player settings.

0

Use when creating programmes, and entering a
parental level password.

q

Clears input selections and cancels certain
playback functions.

w

Performs reverse fast audio or visual scanning.

e

Starts playback. 

r

Restarts playback from the place where
playback was stopped. 

t

Stops playback.

y

Performs slow reverse playback of DVDs.

u  

Moves reverse through disc titles, chapters or
tracks on a disc.

i

Moves forward through disc titles, chapter or
tracks on a disc.

o

Toggles display of on-screen indicators on and
off.

p

Changes the mode of the front panel display.

a

Opens and closes the disc tray.

s

Adjusts the brightness of the front panel display
to the level you prefer.

d

Switches the camera angle of the video
presentation when scenes with multiple camera
angles are recorded on a DVD.

f

Selects one of the audio soundtracks
programmed on a DVD or selects the audio
output mode on a VIDEO CD or Audio CD.

g

Opens and closes DVD’s menu.

h

Confirms selections on a menu screen.

j

Performs repeat playback.

k

Performs point-to-point repeat playback.

l

Enters the programmed playback mode.

;

Performs direct chapter selection or direct track
selection.

Enters the number of a selected chapter or
track.

Performs fast forward audio or visual scanning.

Freezes the video image on the screen or
pauses audio playback.

 F.ADV 

Performs reverse or forward frame by frame
playback. 

Performs slow forward playback of a DVD and
VIDEO CD. 

OPEN/

CLOSE

OPERATE

DISPLAY

DIMMER

SETUP

ZOOM

ON

SCREEN

AUDIO

TITLE

REV

FWD

MENU

VIRTUAL

FUNCTION

CONTROL

SUBTITLE

ANGLE

ENTER

REPEAT

A B REPEAT

PROGRAM

DIRECT

PAUSE

CLEAR

RESUME

MEMORY

RETURN

SLOW

F.ADV

SLOW

PLAY

STOP

STILL

DVD VIDEO PLAYER

SKIP

SKIP

o

a

p

d

s

g

h

j

f

l

;

k

Pickup

Spindle Unit

Sled Motor

Loading Motor

Belt

: Part Replacement

: Cleaning

  (For cleaning, use a lint-free cloth danpened with pure isopropyl alcohol.)

Use the following table as a guide to maintain the mechanical parts in good operating condition.

1. The laser light having wavelength 650 nm is emitted from the objective lens. BE CAREFUL SO THAT THE LASER

LIGHT DOES NOT ENTER DIRECTLY INTO YOUR EYE.

2. The semiconductor laser may be easily damaged by electrostatic charges. When handling the pickup, take care so that

the electrostatic charge is not generated.

3. The semiconductor laser may be easily damaged by overcurrent. Use the power supply unit which does not give any

spike current when the power is turned on and off.

4. Carefully remove the dust and dirt from the objective lens with the lens blower.

When handling the objective lens, take due care so that it is not contaminated with fingerprint, etc. If the objective lens

is contaminated, impregnate the cleaning paper with a small quantity of solvent (isopropyl alcohol), and gently wipe to

clean.

5. The ozone layer depleting components (ODC) are not used in the production process for the product.