Electrohome DVD20EBL Manuale utente

Kodak

Compact DVD Player with

Progressive Scan

USER MANUAL

DVD20EBL

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

WARNING:TO REDUCE THERISK OF FIRE ORELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSETHIS

APPLIANCE TO RAINOR MOISTURE.

CAUTION: TO REDUCETHE RISK OF ELECTRIC

SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVECOVER (OR BACK).

NO USER SERVICEABLEPARTSINSIDE. REFER

SERVICING TOQUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL

THIS SYMBOL INDICATES THAT

DANGEROUS VOLTAGE CONSTITUTINGA

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCKIS PRESENT

WITHIN THIS UNIT.

THIS SYMBOL INDICATES THATTHERE ARE

IMPORTANTOPERATINGAND

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE

LITERATURE ACCOMPANYING THE

APPLIANCE.

The important note islocated on the rearof the cabinet.

IMPORTANTSAFEGUARDS

1. READ INSTRUCTIONS

All the safetyand operating instructions should be readbefore the unit is operated.

2. RETAININSTRUCTIONS

The safety andoperating instructions should be retained forfuture reference.

3. HEED WARNINGS

All warnings onthe unit and in the operatinginstructions should beadhered to.

4.FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS

All operating anduse instructions should be followed.

5. CLEANING

Unplug this unitfrom the wall outlet before cleaning.Do not use liquid cleaners or

aerosol cleaners.

6. ATTACHMENTS

The manufacturer ofthis unit does not make anyrecommendations for attachments,

as they maycause hazards.

7. WATERAND MOISTURE

Do not usethis unit nearwater. Forexample, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchensink,

laundry tub, ina wet basement, or near aswimming pool.

8. ACCESSORIES

Do not placethis unit on an unstable cart,stand, tripod, bracket,or table. Theunit may fall,

causing serious injury, and seriousdamage to theunit.

S3126A

(Symbol provided byRETAC)

8A. An appliance andcart combination should be moved withcare. Quick stops, excessive force,

and uneven surfacesmay cause the appliance and cartcombination to overturn.

9. VENTILATION

Slots and openingsin the cabinet back or bottomare provided for ventilation, and toensure reliable

operation of theunit, and to protect it fromoverheating. These openingsmust not beblocked or

covered, The openingsshould never beblocked by placingthe unit ona bed, sofa,rug, or other

similar surface. Thisunit should neverbe placed nearor over aradiator or heatsource. This unit

should not beplaced in a built-in installation suchas a bookcase or rack unlessproper ventilation is

provided or themanufacturer s instructions havebeen adhered to.

10. POWER SOURCE

This unit shouldbe operated only from the typeof power source indicated on therating plate lfyou

are not sureof the type of power supplyto your home,consult your appliancedealer or localpower

company. Forunits intended tooperate from batterypower, or other sources, referto the respective

pages in thisOwner s Manual fortheir operating instructions.

11.GROUNDING ORPOLARIZATION

This unit isequipped with apolarized altemating-current lineplug (plug havingone blade wider

than the other).This plug willfit into thepower outlet only one way.This is asafety feature. Ifyou are

unable to insertthe plug fullyinto the outlet,try reversing theplug. If the plug should stillfail to fit,

contact your electricianto replace yourobsolete outlet, Insteadof the polarizedalternating-current

line plug, yourunit may beequipped with a3-wire grounding-type plug(a plug having a third

grounding) pin). Thisplug will onlyfit into agrounding-type power outlet. This too, isa safety

feature. If youare unable toinsert the pluginto the outlet,contact your electrician to replace your

obsolete outlet. Donot defeat thesafety purpose ofthe grounding-type plug.

12. POWER-CORD PROTECTION

Power-supply cords shouldbe routed sothat they arenot likely to be walked onor pinched byitems

placed upon oragainst them, payingparticular attention tocords at plugs,convenience receptacles,

and the pointwhere they exitfrom the appliance.

13. LIGHTNING

To protectyour unit froma lightning storm,or when it is left unattendedand unused forlong periods

of time, unplugit from thewall outlet anddisconnect the antennaor cable system. This will prevent

damage to theunit due tolightning and powerling surges.

14. POWER LINES

An outside antennasystem should notbe located inthe vicinity ofoverhead power lines or other

electric light orpower circuits, orwhere it canfall onto oragainst such power lies or circuits.When

installing an outsideantenna system, extremecare should betaken to keepfrom touching such

power lines orcircuits, as contactwith them mightbe fatal.

15. OVERLOADING

Do not overloadwall outlets andextension cords, asthis can resultin a risk of fire orelectric shock.

16. OBJECTAND LIQUID ENTRY

Do not pushobjects through anyopenings in thisunit, as theymay touch dangerous voltage points

or short outparts that couldresult in fireor electric shock.Never spill or spray any typeof liquid into

the unit.

17.OUTDOOR ANTENNAGROUNDING

If an outsideantenna or cablesystem is connectedto the unit,be sure the antenna or cablesystem

is grounded toprovide some protectionagainst voltage surgesand built-up static charges, Section

8 10 ofthe National ElectricalCode (NEC),ANSI/NFPA70, provides informationwith respect to

proper grounding ofthe mast andsupporting structure, grounding of the lead-inwire to an antenna

discharge unit, sizeof grounding conductors,location of antennadischarge unit, connectionto

grounding electrodes, andrequirements for thegrounding electrode. See figure below.

18. SERVICING

Do not attemptto service thisunit yourself as opening or removing coversmay expose youto

dangerous voltage or otherhazards. Refer all servicing to qualified servicepersonnel.

19. DAMAGE REQUIRING SERVICE

Unplug this unitfrom the walloutlet and referservicing to qualifiedservice personnel under the

following conditions:

a. When thepower-supply cord orplug is damaged.

b. If liquidhas been spilled,or objects have fallen into theunit.

EXAMPLE OFANNTENNA GROUNDING AS PERNATIONALELECTRICAL CODE

c. If theunit has beenexposed to rainor water.

d. If theunit does notoperate normally byfollowing the operatinginstructions. Adjust only

those controls thatare covered bythe operating instructions,as an improperadjustment

of other controlsmay result indamage and willoften require extensivework by a qualified

technician to restorethe unit toits normal operation.

e. If theunit has beendropped or thecabinet has beendamaged.

f. When theunit exhibits adistinct change inperformance, this indicates a need forservice.

20. REPLACEMENT PARTS

When replacement partsare required, besure the servicetechnician uses replacementparts

specified by themanufacturer or thosethat have thesame characteristics asthe original part.

Unauthorized substitutions mayresult in fire,electric shock orother hazards.

21. SAFETY CHECK

Upon completion ofany service orrepairs to thisunit, ask theservice technician to perform safety

checks to determinethat the unitis in properoperating condition.

22. HEAT

The product shouldbe situated awayfrom heat sourcessuch as radiators,heat registers, stoves, or

other products (includingamplifiers)that produce heat.

SLOT23. DISC

Keep your fingerswell clear ofthe disc slot as it isclosing. It may cause serious personalinjury.

24. CONNECTING

When you connectthe product toother equipment, turnoff the powerand unplug allof the

equipment from thewall outlet. Failureto do somay cause anelectric shock and serious personal

injury, Readthe owner s manual ofthe other equipmentcarefully and follow the instructions when

making any connections.

25.SOUND VOLUME

Reduce the volumeto the minimumlevel before youturn on theproduct. Otherwise, sudden high

volume sound maycause hearing orspeaker damage.

26. SOUND DISTORTION

Do not allowthe product outputdistorted sound for a longtime. Ifmay cause speaker overheating

and fire.

27.HEADPHONES

When you usethe headphones, deepthe volume ata moderate level.lf you use the headphones

continuously with highvolume sound, itmay cause hearingdamage.

28.LASER BEAM

Do not lookinto the openingof the discslot or ventilationopening of the product to seethe source

of the laserbeam. It maycause sight damage.

29. DISC

Do not usea cracked, deformed,or repaired disc.These discs areeasily broken andmay cause

serious personal injuryand product malfunction.

30. NOTE TO CABLE TVSYSTEM INSTALLER

This reminder isprovided to callthe Cable TVsystem installer

's attention toArticle 820-40of the

NEC that providesguidelines for propergrounding and, in particular, specifiesthat the cableground

shall be connectedto the groundingsystem of thebuilding, as closeto the point of cable entryas

practical.

31. APPARATUS SHALLNOT BE EXPOSEDTO DRIPPING OR SPLASHING AND NO

OBJECTS FILLED WITHLIQUIDS, SUCHAS VASES, SHALLBE PLACED ON THE

APPARATUS.

This device complieswith Part 15of the FCCRules. Operation issubject of the following two

conditions: (1)this devicemay not causeharmful interference, and (2) this devicemust accept

any interference received,including interference thatmay cause undesired operation.

Tableof DiscsYourDVD player Will play

Supporting function ofdisc

Chapter 1 BasicOperation

1. TurnOn the TVand your DVD player

2. Place adisc

5. Freeze Frameand FrameAdvance (compatible withDVD, SVCD, VCD,CD,

CD+G, DTS-CD, HD-CD,WMA, MP3 discs)

6. Using theRepeat Feature (compatiblewith DVD, SVCD,VCD, CD, CD+G,

DTS-CD, HD-CD, WMA,MP3 discs)

7. Using theDisplay Feature (compatible with DVD, SVCD,VCD, CD, CD+G,

DTS-CD, WMA, MP3discs)

8.Using the SearchFeature (compatible withDVD, SVCD, VCD,CD, DTS-CD,

HD-CD discs)

9. Changing the Soundtrack (compatible with SVCD, VCD, CD, CD+G, HD-CD,

WMA, MP3/JPEG discs)

10. Changing theAudio Language (compatible with DVD,SVCD discs)

11. Subtitles (compatible with DVD,SVCD discs)

12. Changing theCamera Angle(compatible with DVDdiscs)

13. Mute theAudio Output(compatible with DVD,SVCD, VCD, CD,CD+G,

DTS-CD, HD-CD, WMA,MP3 discs)

14. Zoom Inthe VideoImage (compatible withDVD, SVCD, VCD,

JPEG discs)

15. Repeat aSpecific Segment onthe Disc thatYou Define (compatiblewith

DVD, SVCD, VCD,CD, CD+G, DTS-CD,HD-CD, WMA, MP3discs)

16. Volume control (compatiblewith DVD, SVCD,VCD, CD, CD+G,DTS-CD,

HD-CD, WMA, MP3discs)

Chapter 3 PlayingWMA, MP3 andJPEG discs

3. Play

Chapter 2Additional Operation

1. Selecting Tracks (compatible withDVD, SVCD, VCD,CD, CD+G, DTS-CD,

HD-CD, WMA, MP3/JPEGdiscs)

2. Skipping Tracks (compatible withDVD, SVCD, VCD,CD, CD+G, DTS-CD,

HD-CD, WMA, MP3/JPEGdiscs)

3. Multispeed FastMotion Playback (compatible with DVD, SVCD,VCD, CD,

DTS-CD, MP3 discs)

Chapter 4 The Setup MenuSystem

Tableof Contents

Remote Control

4. Multispeed Slowmotion playback (compatiblewith DVD, SVCD,VCD, CD,

CD+G, DTS-CD, HD-CDdiscs)

Disc maintenance

Specifications 24

Systems Connection 4

4. Program Play 6

Types of Discs Your DVD Player Will Play

Types of

Discs Diameter Playback Time Data Format Remark

DVD

12cm

8cm

1 layer: 120min

2 layers: 240min

1 layer: 80min

2 layers: 180min

DVD Format Disc:

Compressed Digital

Audio Compressed Digital

Video Movingpicture

SVCD 12cm 45min

MPEG2

Compressed DigitalAudio

Compressed Digital Video

Moving picture

Include:

SVCD CVD

VCD

12cm

8cm

74min

20min

MPEG1

Compressed DigitalAudio

Compressed Digital Video

Moving picture

Include:

VCD2.0

VCD1.1

VCD1.0

DVCD

CD 12cm 74min

8cm 20min

CD-DA:

Digital Audio

HD-CD 12cm 74min HD-CD:

Digital Audio

DTS-CD 12cm 74min DTS-CD:

Digital Audio

MP3/JPEG 12cm 600min Compressed DigitalAudio

Compressed DigitalAudio

12cm

WMA

Note: DVD-R, CD-R,CD-RW discscan be playedin this DVDplayer.

Supporting function of disc

DVD disc can support many functions, different makers, and different function support.

Prevalent marks of a few functions as follows:

NTSC zone code & TV system

DOLBY digital surround sound

Numbers of sound language

Numbers of subtitle language

Picture scale mode

Parental lock

View angle

Close caption

(Only NTSC)

NTSC

16:9 LB

R RESTRICTED

Remote Control:

1. SUBTITLE

2. OPEN/CLOSE

4. PBC

5.STEP

8. SETUP

10.TITLE

11. PAUSE

12.MUTE

13.

14.

15. STOP

16.PLAY

17. MENU

18. ZOOM

19. A-B

20.

21.

22. OSD

23. GOTO

24. L/R

25. RETURN

26.

27.

28.

29. STAND-BY

NUMERIC KEYS

PROGRAM

SLOW

CURSOR CONTROL

/ENTER

FR, FF

PREV, NEXT

VOL+,VOL-

REPEAT

VIDEO/P-SCAN

LANGUAGE

ANGLE

systems connection

1) Before connecting,make sure to turn off powerof all apparatus.

2) Afterfinishing connection, turn on the poweragain.

AV cable (accessory)should be connected by color .

Yellow plug-------- videoterminal (yellow)

White plug--------- leftaudio terminal (white)

Red plug----------- rightaudio terminal (red)

Must connect properly, especially theplug should beinserted to thebottom.

Notice: this pictureis only for your reference, allthe functions shouldbe based onthe real unit

machine.

DIGITAL AUDIO INPUT

SUB

WOOFER

FRONT

R L

5.1 CHANNEL INPUT

COAXIAL

CENTER

AUDIO/VIDEO

E253271

APPARATUS

25RY

M21-B2

CLASS I

LASER PRODUCT

DVD20EBL

20W

1.Turn On theTV and Your DVD Player

Press the Poweror STANDBYbutton on theplayer or theremote controller, and Read appears

on the TVscreen. If therehasn't a disc in the DVDplayer.

2.Place ADisc

Press the Open/ Close buttonon the remotecontroller or thefront of theDVD player,and

Open appears onthe screen. ThenPlace a disc gently into thetray with thedisc's label

facing up (double-sideddiscs have contenton both sides,so you canplace either sideup),

and press theOpen / Closebutton again toclose the disctray, Close appears and the player

starts to read.Then the discstarts playing automatically. (Note: Of some certain type discs,

after readingout the type,the Play or Enter button shouldbe pressedto start playing.)

3. Play

The contents ofeach disc menuvary according tohow the discwas authored and what

features are included.The disc menuwill be turnedon for you to select, whenMenu button

pressed. Alsoplay and pause can be switchedwith the Pausebutton on the remote. Moreover,

such as menuplay, titleplay, sequenceplay etc., Thesedifferent play modesare offered.

a) Menu Play(compatible with DVD,SVCD, VCD2.0 discs)

I. Press MenuButton

TV screen displays the DVDRoot Menu whena DVD discis loaded.

II. When aDVD disc isloaded, you canpress Arrow buttons to highlightthe menu itemyou

want to choose.

III. Press Enteror Play button,you can beginplay with thehighlighted.

IV.Return when playing:When a DVDdisc is playing,press Menu (PBC) button, and you

can return toRoot Menu.

V.Stop

1) When youpress Stop buttonfor the firsttime, the player turns into quasistop state.

Tobegin the titleover, press Stop twice.

2) In quasistop state, theplayer remembers whereyou stopped, whenyou start playing the

disc again, theDVD player pickedup where youleft off.

3) In stopstate, when youpress Play,the player enterssequence playback mode.

For the discprotection, before youpress Open /Close button toeject the disc tray when

playing, please pressStop button atfirst. Aftertaking out thedisc, press Open / Close

again to closethe tray.

If you're notgoing to usethe DVD playerfor a longtime, be sure to remove theelectr-

onic plug.

b) Title Play (compatible withDVD discs only)

I. During DVDplayback, press Title button todisplay the DVD title content.

II. Press theArrow buttonsto highlight thetitle you wantto choose, and press Enter;Also

you can pressnumeric buttons tochoose.

III. The DVDplayer begins withthe chapter 1of the chosen title.

Chapter 1 Basic Operation

Program Menu:

SVCD, VCD, CD,CD+G, HD-CD, DTS-CDdiscs:

If PBC ison, this operationwill turn PBCoff while thechapters / tracks plays in prog-

rammed order.

According to thehighlight, use the Numeric buttons toenter the chapters / tracks inthe

order you wantthem to play. Then pressPlay or use Arrow buttonsto highlight the PLAY

item and pressEnter. Thechapters / trackswill play inthe programmed order.

Youcan program maximum 20 titles /chapters / tracks.

According to theDirection Indicator on the menu, youcan press Arrow buttons tohigh-

light where youwant to enter.

During Program Playback,if Program button pressed, the programmedorder and the

contents will bedisplayed on the screen, and theProgram Playback willbe stopped;

Also youcan press Stop and Play toresume normal playback.

b) Sequence Play(compatible with DVD, SVCD,VCD, CD+G, DTS-CD,HD-CD, WMA,

MP3/JPEG discs)

I. When aSVCD or VCDdisc is loadedand PBC ison, once PBCbutton pressed, PBC switches

off. Then theplayer can play insequence playback mode; whenPBC button pressed twice,

PBC switches on.

III. Except forSVCD or VCDdiscs, in thestop state, when pressPlay button, the playerthen

enters sequence playback mode.This feature iseffective to allthe compatible discs.

d) Program Play(compatible with DVD, SVCD,VCD, CD, CD+G,DTS-CD, HD-CD, WMA,

MP3/JPEG discs)

The Program Playback optionallows you toenter the orderin which youwant chapters ortracks

to play,maxi-mum to 20.

DVD, WMA, MP3/JPEGdiscs:

Notes:

Toclear the programmedorder, useArrow buttonsto highlight the CLEAR ALL item, then

press Enter.

Tomodify the programmedorder, useArrow buttonsto highlight themodifying item and

enter the newchapter / track you want toprogram directly.

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