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Nothing appears
on the screen.

No audio is output.

Nothing appears
on the screen and
no audio is output.

Image and sound
are distorted

• Make sure the “PICTURE” setting of “VIDEO

ADJUST” is not set to “0”.

• Make sure LCD display is turned on.

• Make sure the display panel is open. Audio is

not output through the Player speakers while
the display panel is closed.

• Check the volume setting. If it is at zero, press

VOLUME + to turn up the volume.

• Make sure headphones are not connected to

the headphones jack. Connecting headphones
disables the Player’s speakers.

• Make sure the “SPEAKER” setting of “SPEAKER

SETUP” is not set to “5.1ch” or “5ch”. When
using the Player speakers or connecting to 2ch
audio equipments, set the “SPEAKER” setting to
“2ch”.

• Make sure the Player is in the DVD mode and

not the INPUT mode.

• Use a disc that is free of scratches.

• Make sure that the Player’s built-in speakers

are not receiving interference from external
speakers.

• Make sure video and audio cables are

connected correctly.

• Make sure you are not trying to use the S-video

cable for input. The S-video cable is for output
only.

• Make sure the Player is in the INPUT mode and

not the DVD mode.

INPUT mode

No image from
a connected
device appears
on the screen
of the Player.

No image from
the Player
appears on the
screen of a
connected
device.

The volume of
Dolby Digital
audio from a
DVD is too low.

The battery
pack does not
charge.

Power does
not turn on.

POWER (G)/
CHARGE (R)
lamp does not
light (battery
pack does not
charge).

DVD mode

• Make sure the channel of the connected TV is

set to VIDEO or AV.

• Make sure video and audio cables are

connected correctly.

• Change the “COMPRESSION” setting to “ON”.

This setting compensates for the relatively low
average volume level of Dolby Digital, which is
used to provide the widest possible dynamic
range.

• Make sure the Player is turned off. The battery

pack does not charge when it is connected to the
Player while Player power is turned on.

• A warm battery takes longer than normal to

charge. Wait until the battery cools to normal
temperature before trying to charge it.

• Replace the battery pack with a charged one or

switch to AC adapter power.

• Charging of a battery pack may become disabled

(and the POWER (G)/CHARGE (R) lamp may
fail to light) whenever heat from the Player
causes the internal temperature of an attached
battery pack to rise above certain level. When
this happens, remove the battery pack from the
Player. Charging will start automatically when
battery pack internal temperature drops to a safe
level.

• Make sure the temperature of the battery pack

is within the allowable temperature range of
10

°C to 30°C for charging.

• Check to make sure that the AC adapter DC

cord is connected correctly.

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• Try disconnecting the AC adapter DC cord from

the battery pack and then reconnecting it. If the
battery pack is attached to the Player, first
disconnect the battery pack DC cord from the
Player before performing the above step.

• Try charging another battery pack. The same

symptom occurring with another battery pack
may indicate a problem with the AC adapter. If
the other battery pack charges normally, it can
indicate a problem with the first battery pack or
that the first battery pack has reached the end
of its normal service life.

• Make sure the DVD-RW is recorded in the

Video recording format. (You may not be able to
play back a disc that is not finalized.)

• Make sure the connected audio equipment is

turned on.

• Make sure the “

DIGITAL” setting in “AUDIO

SETUP” is set to “D-PCM”.

• When the space between tracks of some discs

is very short, two tracks can be recorded as a
single track, which causes a mismatch of track
numbers.

• CD and MD track numbers may not match when

recording from a CD using programmed play or
direct skip.

Battery Pack Operation

POWER (G)/
CHARGE (R)
lamp is
flashing red at
high speed.

Cannot play back
DVD-RW.

Cannot record to
an MD.

When recording
from a CD to an
MD over an optical
digital connection,
the CD track
numbers and MD
track numbers do
not match.

The error indicators and warnings described below appear on the display
whenever there is a disc play problem, operational problem, etc.

• The disc you are attempting to

play is not compatible with this
Player.

• The region number of the DVD

you are attempting to play is not 2
or ALL.

• You are trying to perform a wrong

operation.

• The disc you are using does not

support the operation described in
this Operation Manual.

■ POWER (G)/CHARGE (R) lamp on the Player

• Battery charging is in progress.
• Indicator flashes red (slow) when charging

is complete.

• Possible AC adapter or Player malfunction.
• Possible battery pack malfunction or end of

battery pack life. Try using a different
battery pack.

• Power turned on while the LCD is turned off

or while the LCD panel is closed.

• Battery pack is not loaded correctly in the

Player.

• Player is turned on. Charging cannot be

performed while the Player is turned on.

• AC adapter’s DC cord is not connected

correctly to the Player.

• Battery is dead. Use a charged battery pack

or switch to AC adapter power.

Lit Red

Flashing Red (Fast)

Lit Green

Not Lit Red

Flashing Green

     

2/5

 

    WRONG DISC TYPE

    REGION CODE ERROR

NOT
ALLOWED

ACCESS
DENIED