Audiovox D1530 Manuale utente

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

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l'lg

1Ia

....

wiII1

a'rowhead

symbol

within an

"'Iuilate

'al tMangle Is inteOO9d to al

t~e

...

t~u

p'''''''''''''

unirlSulalud "!langefOO'

~Iail"

wilhin

lho

product"5 IIOdcsure lIIaL may

suffiden1

magnitude

OCIIIS~!uLe

ris!<

etecmc

sheck

poIIISCIIS

'SThu ellClamation point

within

an equilateral

Lriangle

i'1

1&nded

a~rt

tho use,

!he

J)<6se.

PCe

""POrta"!

""",aling

and

malnt"""nce (

...

,....,.,..,..)

inslrUCtioo!l In

tho

~l<l1

lUre

""""""",nying

tho

product

WAR

NIN

educe

the

li,e

e l

'rlc

& ~

oe~

ne!

exp050 tIlis appliance

,ain or moisture, Dangerous

high voIIail" are pm

...

m Inside

the

/Inclosure.

not

r:>penthe

cabnel,

CAUTION: Te

.....

ulBCTric

soo<:~,

matc

wid

.. blade plug te

wide

sIoI.

tully

Insen.

CAUTION: Tha

urVI

ernpjoys

alaser s

ensu,e tho

proper

u""

0/ tho unil. mad this manual

lufy and I<oop

future ret""""""

litho

mquir

...

seMdng

. oonIOO1

the

MI\er

ourservice center

1_"1roubIe$I\OOIi

prevent di

mcl

exposure

tho laser radiation.

noI

open

cab

net

Invi.

ible la

ser

radiation when tho

cal)lnet is

opened

the Interlocks

are

defea

not

Sla

into

tho Ia

...

, oo.ams.

...

any controls. edjustmenlS. or procedures oltlet

tnan

those specnfed horeln

may

,esuK In hazar

C\OuS

radiation exposure.

WARNING

Arrf

cllange or modification

!he

untt, not ... pressly

pplCNe<!

I1f

AUDIOVDX or

11$

eUlhorlled parties, could

'IOid

Use~

IlUlhority

operat.. the

"",

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

POWER

SOURCES

n-is

......

ope<'8te5

011

adaptor (h::Iuded), car

IIdapIo<

(optiDnaJ)

".d""geable

ban"')' (included).

SMake

sure

thaI

the input

lIOI1age

the AC

adap1<)1'

line

wilh

"'"

IDcaI voltage. Otherwise, the

1Kiap1<)1'

and

t>r>iI

may

·SDo not

IC>UCh

tha

adapIor

with

we!

har"lds

avoid

e':

bic

......

·S'MIuo

<:OIIII8CIing

v;;!h

car

powe<

(cigara"e figlullf)

a<Iap1<)1',

sure

the input

>OI!age

tha

adajlI<)I'

O:Ie<1!ica

with

r vo/!age.

·SUnpiog the AC

adapIor!rom

!he

outIe1

remove

!he

rechargeable

t>aneries

wile<!

!he

un~

001

used

for

along

time

SHoId

tha

dlSCOMeCI

the AC

acIa¢<)I'

, Do

rIO!

p;l!!!he

PLACEMENT

"'....,;,1

pIo>eing

"'"

_In

the

!<>«o

1ng pIoce

•.

SlJroIe.r

dirac! sunliglll

near

a oourca o!

heal

such

a heater.

Novltr 18avelhe unit

a de5lid a

u1<11l>Obik1

a llashboard

J)8roo1 shell. hcess heat

may

doe

orm

the

cabin

()(

cause

ma!function.

SWhu<

very

dusty <)I' sardy.

SWat

hLlfnid

placas.

such

t>athfoom

SNear

SOYr005

o! strong

magn<I!ism

. ouch

8"_.

spea~er

.....

SWhe

Ih<m:l

a lot

01"

w.ration.such as

8 car

<lashboard

an unstable

shell

·SWhere

extremely hoi <)I' cold.

·SWhe

relhe

unit

exposed

rain

water.

FOR

FETY

·SDo not disassemble

the

unit

for

Ias&r

rays

are

dangerous

eyes.

ArrJ

sef\I\ce

shcuId

done

quali!Oe<!

seMoo

personneL

"S2"S

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

·SUopIug the

adaplO<

!he

",,"8'

liquid

object.

get

nskIe

the unit.

·STake

CIIre

no!

cIrop

the

unit

subject

to Strong

sIlocl<s,

which

may

caU'"

mal!ullClion.

NOTE:

When

nil,,

use for Blong period

time. the

5U~"""

the

unit

will

he8t&d.

This

should

r"OOI

eff

ect

tile u

rO!

at)ility

p\8ybacIc.

MAINTENANCE

FOfl

PICKUP

·SI! the unil ls

soddenI\I

mo.ed

from

•

cold

pIa.ce

warm

one

J)&riooce

B rBl'id temperature

Change

.or the unills

humid place. moistu,e wi'! concIense on

the

pk:Iwp lens

and

msuft

In maifunc!"",

pla)'b8d< clifficrJllies In

INs

case. unIo8d !he disc

.f'IO

lIIava

the

urlll on

tor

abOut

one

hOur

evlj>Orat9

the

moisture.

·SKoep

rust

trom!he

pick"!, lens. Keep the

<lise

t"'~

aft&!

...w

.It lhe<e " dUst on !he pickup

WIns

use

a cleaning

elise

cIoonll>om. P",,"se

....

to the opemtion instrudions

the

cIoorMng

disc

you

bought.

WHEN USING HEADPHONES

STo

ooaring damages caused by

""""""

volume increa

....

keep

the

Il0l,,,,,,,

the

Iowesl

......

play back.

Then

Il<IiUSt

aeded

level.

·SKoop the voIumtr

.......

10 I"otecl yourWlrl

·SNeller

""""

headphones

whe-ri

driving or riding bIcyck!

avoid

lratHc

oo"ts.

"S3"S

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

(1) Read Instruct

ions·

All

thlt

..,fltly

aOO

OJ>I!rating

InstrucHons

read

before

the

pmdu<:!

<>perau.d

(2) Rela

insnucHons . The

salaty

and

operaling

Ins

nuctlon.

should

taitl8d lor/uwrlt ref",,,,,,,,,.

(3) Warn

in\l"

•

All

warni

n\l

on Ihe product and in t

oPltraling

irostruc1ioos should

a<I>ered

(4) Follow

instruc!ioos·

AJj

operating and use instruc1ion.

&houO:f

(5) Cl

eaning.

Unplug Ihis

p.oduct

from tha wall

out

lat ttfttore

aning.

not

use liqukI

deane

"",os<>

deaner

•. Use B

<lamp

ck>lh

lor

deaning

(6)

AHa_,.

not

...

a"""","-,to

"'"

recomm<>nd<Id

tho

[IfIIducI manufaclure.

tIJey ""'Y

CIIUS<I

haz/lr<ls.

(7)

Wet'"

and moistu.e •

not

use this [IfIIducI

near

wale<"

• for

near a bath

tub.

wash

bowl

. k

chen

nk.

~und<y

rub;

a wet

ba~;

or near a

swlmnlrlg

pool

; and

the

like.

(8)

Accessories

not place

thl.

p,oduct

uns

table C8n,

nd,

tripod, bracket,

table. The product may fall. clWsing

...

ricus injury to •

cMd

ult.

aOO

...

ric<Js

<lam

a{lll

lhe

product. U

...

only

h a

can.

slaOO.

I.ipod. brecket. or lable

,,,,,,,,,,",,,",

by the maooladlJrer. or

sold

th the

J>JOduct.

Arry

nHng

or the prOduct a

Mou

ld tollow the

manulacture~

Inslt

uCl

lons.

and

,nould

use

a mounti

accesso

by the

ITI8I"IU

tactuf8f.

"S4"S

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

(91

A prodllCl and cart combination shou

t)e

movoo "'"th care.

0Jick

Slops,

r.eM1v9

""",

and unevon

surtace!

may

cat>Sll

the

PfO<I<lcI

and

can

combination to overtum.

(10)

p"""",

Source

••

This

prodllCl should

opora!ed only Irom

the

type

power source indicated.oo

the

mar

panel. IIyoo a

flO!

.......

the type 01 power 5UJll)ly to yoor

homo

. consuH yoor

p,odlICI

r:lNler

f)r

kx:8t

powt\f

COIYIj)8"y. For products ....

ended

opo

,ate

from

ery

powe'. or other

sources.

to the

opomting Instruclions.

(

) Groonding

f)r

Polarization· This prodIlcI may

equipped w

a polarized s

ting . current

Dne

plug (a plug having

one

l>Ia<l<>

wid&,

an t

ll4l

olll4l,) T

h;'

plug

","n

,,,

;"10

the

f>OWg,

outIe1

only

DfIU

way

This

...

ely

leatu.... II yoo B

unable

Qert

the

plug tully ....0

the

outlet. I

reversing IIl8 plug.

the

pIvg

s.hoWd

stil

tall

I~.

c:ont&ct

)'OU' eleclrlcian to repI&ce

your obsolete ouUet

flO! clefeat

the

s.alaly

P\lf\XI$(\

the

polarized

plug.

Power·

C<>r

P,otection·

Powe

r·

!Wpply cord.

sho

uld

fOUled

..,

lhatlhoy

ara no!

~I<ely

waJl<ed

00 or pinched by

ems

placed

upon

againsl 100m. lI"yiny II"niwlar attention

cords

at plugs.

convenience

receptacles

and

the point

where IIIey e.n

from

the

prOOuCI

(13)

lightn

ng.

For added

protK1lon

10'

thiS

p'oduct

du,

n-g

IIgIttf"ling

Slorm

.or when W

left

una

ended and unused for

"S5"S

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

long

periods

lime.

~npl~g

horn

I~e

wall

out

and

dlSC()Me<:t lhe antenna

cable syst

em.

This wi

prevent

damage

II\e

PIO(II.>c1

due

lighlfllng and

",.

line

$Urges.

(1')

Power

Lines

-An

out.lde

antenna

.ys

tern should

nol

k>cated

the

Yicinity

overhead PO",e. lines

other electric

light or

power

ol'CUits,

-..

can fa

into!lllCl>

power

lines

ci«:u

When

insIeWing

outsidEr

antenna system.

emerne

ca",

&I>OIJld

18k""

to keep Imm

k>.K:I>ing

auch power linea or

ci«:uHs

contact

with

them

might

lata

(15) Overloading·

flO!

overload

waU

0UI1e!s

. e.

ter"l&io<1

cords. or

&gl'a

~1'IOe

""""PI8c1es

this can result in B

risI<

(

) Object arK! Uquld Enlry • Neve< p!I5h objects

any kind into

this

throogl1

result

a I;

e4ectric

5hocI<.

Neve< "!IiI

any kind

tf-.r

(17) ServicIng •

flO!

e"er'l"4lt

to servicfr

!lis

",00...::1 your

llB/l

0!)8<'0ng

or rernovlng qJ8litied

seMce

personnel.

(

Damages

~ting

Servicfr

•

Unpk>g

ttWs

prodo.lc!

lrorn the wall

0IltIet

and

mer

seMcing

qua

lified

seMoe

personne

l uncle.

the

loIk>wlng conditions.

When

the

JIOW'I

r •

!IIIJlII/\r

COfd

orplug

<lama1Jed

b) II liquid

s l>oon spi

ed, or oble<:ls have lallen Into the

.oWd

c) II II\e

jl<'OducI

has Dean • •

posad

to r

ain

00-

walO<

d) II the product does

rool

ope.ate normally by

"S6"S

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

tollo'Mng

!tie

ope"'~ng

insll'VCtions.

Adjust

onty

!hose

CClt'lIo:>Is

111.111

are

"",",red

lhe ope<BIing instructions

Imprope<

adjuslmenl

olher conlrofs

may

rewfl

damage and will

oftoo require

e>1ensive

worIc

quaf

ied

lochndan

resl"",

!tie prodYd

its

normaj

OII8'3

lion.

~!tie

product has

t>eoo

dropped or

damaged

any way,

When

!tie prOduCt e.

tvbi\s

8 distincl char>ge

perIo<mar'1Q8

•

this

i'ldbtes

need

for

$&Mee.

RepiII"""",nl

parts • When repl&cemant parts

required.

sur"

Ihe

serylce

1eohmiclan

used

repfacemenl

part.

spooified

~!tie

manufooru..... or have !tie 511"'" charac1enslics

11M>

origOnal

part, Unaulhori,<><I

oubs.iMion.

ma~

g.u~

tiru.

• •hie ShoCk or other

hazardS

(20)

Safety Check •

Upon

cornpIeijon

any $&Mee or '8Ilair

this

prodo..d.

aill<

lhe

servic8

thchniclan

pertorm

safety

checks

determine thai the produc! is in proper oparaling

condiUon.

(21) Keal .

The

prodYd

o.IIould

b8 silualed e

wfr.J

Imm

heIIl sources

such

,adiators,

at raglsters, sloves or

olher

producls

(including

ampfifier.) thai

produce

heal.

(22)

During

p!eyt>ad<. t

.......

brighl or

darlc

specks

may appear on the

TFT

LCD. wn

",11

a normal phenomeoon

actiye

mal,

display tecMoIogy,

but

001

a malfunction.

"S7"S

FEATURES

1•

STA

NG SOUNDQUALITY

Dolby Digital

ffiO'r,,"J

system deYelop&d

lby

Le.bo<ator\O)S

leatU<e$

high

QUalrty

surround

which

can

~yed in

di5() at homo.

2. H

FINTION

unl1

dopts

EG2 coding

lormat

and

brings

Ina

hOOzonlal resolution over

500

lines.

3. UNIQ

FUNCTIONS

Multi

· angle and

lllY~

1anguage

biings

uf1ique

lunctions.

Parentallod< meke$

easy

control

tr.e

COI1te<1t

discs.

4. Z

0""

~nt"-'~o

plot"rc~

loo

n,,~o

fou'

tlmo.

tho

original slze.

can also shrink pietu

....

If.!.

11:1

0I1I~

big

S. M

ULTI·

NCTIONS

Fast forward, l

aSI

reverw

slow

~Y.

harne

~y,

repeat play

and program

6. TIME S

can

..,arm

a "!"'<'iI

i(:

pen

8 di5(),

espadal~

lor

watching action mc.'ies.

·S8·S

FEATURES

CONTENT DISPLAY

5.B

· TFT

LCD

and English OSD. makes the

dis<:

"""'lIf'

dea,

....

B. AUDIO OUTPUT

Analog

audio

output.

axial di

gital

audio

output

can

connected

with

any

ampil

lie,

to enjoy high quality sound

eIIecls.

TFT

cole,

LCD.

cha,geable

bane

,ies.

headphene

oUlp

ul.

conveni&nt

101

enjoying greal pic!u,es and beau

til

music on

ManulaClured

und<>r

""",

...

Irom

00Iby

Labora'''''-

.'OoIby''

and

the

double'

symbo

are

1fadema,~s

Dolby

Laboollories.

eonr""ntial

Unpublished

wcO<s

. 0 1992·1997

latloralories. Inc.

A,II

righ1s

,.se

....

oo.

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