Grundig DMS600B Manuale utente

DMS600B

DVD MICRO SYSTEM

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Personal Product Support

(Charges will apply at $2.95 per minute)

DMS600B

Introduction

Thank you for buying this DVD Micro System,

which is designed to give you many years of

trouble-free service.

You may already be familiar with using a similar

unit, but please take time to read these

instructions. They are designed to familiarize

you with the unit’s many features and to ensure

you get the very best from your purchase.

Safety is important

Your safety and the safety of others is important.

Please therefore, ensure you read the “Safety

Instructions” on page 4 before you operate this

unit.

Please be aware that copyright laws may apply

to the music/material you are intending to

record.

The copying and distribution of music files

without the permission of the owner is against

result in prosecution. If in doubt, seek advice

before making your recording.

Australia.

Grundig Warranty: 1800 509 394

New Zealand

Grundig Warranty: 0800 450 259

DMS600B

Safety Instructions

Safety considerations

■Position the power lead and other connected

leads, so that they are not likely to be walked on,

pinched or where items can be placed on or

against them.

■Do not use this appliance in humid or damp

conditions. Do not place water filled items such

as a vase on top of the appliance.

■Ensure that naked flame sources, such as

candles are not placed on top of the appliance.

Cleaning

■Ensure that the appliance is disconnected

from the mains supply before it is cleaned.

■Do not use any liquids or aerosol cleaners, as

this may damage the unit.

■The appliance should be cleaned with a soft,

dry cloth.

Ventilation

■Do not cover any of the ventilation slots on the

unit, as this may cause the appliance to

overheat.

■Never allow children to insert foreign objects

into holes or slots on the appliance.

Battery disposal

■Please ensure that used batteries are

disposed of safely

Power source Electrical information

This appliance must only be connected to a

230V-240V AC, 50Hz mains supply.

Electrical information

Make sure that the voltage of your electricity

supply is the same as that indicated on the

rating plate located on the rear of these units.

This symbol means this unit is Class II

insulated. An earth connection is not

required.

DMS600B

Contents

Introduction .................................................... 3

Safety Instructions .......................................... 4

Contents ......................................................... 5

Location of controls ........................................ 6

Getting Started ............................................... 9

Connections .................................................. 10

Setting up the Speakers ................................ 12

Setting the clock ............................................ 13

Compatible discs & Region codes ...........….. 15

DVD Features ............................................... 16

Basic Playback .............................................. 17

Setup Menu ................................................... 18

DVD Player Operation ................................... 25

DVD Player Functions ................................... 26

CD Player Functions ...................................... 27

MP3 / JPEG CD Functions ............................ 29

USB/SD/MMC operation ................................ 31

Radio Functions ............................................. 32

Listening to an External Source ..................... 33

Care and Maintenance .................................. 34

Troubleshooting ............................................. 35

Technical Specifications ................................ 36

Guarantee ...................................................... 37

DMS600B

Location of controls

Front

1. Speaker

2. Standby button

3. Previous / Tuning - button

4. USB socket

5. Next / Tuning + button

6. DVD drawer

7. LCD display

8. Stop button

9. SD socket

10. Play/Pause button

11. Open/Close button

12. Power switch button

13. Repeat button

14. Random / ST/MONO button

15. Standby LED

16. Function button

17. DVD/USB-SD, AM/FM button

18. Auto button

19. Volume control

20. Tone menu selection button

21. Sleep button

22. Mute button

23. Headphone socket

DMS600B

Location of controls

Rear

1. Digital Optical Output

2. Socket to Connect to Conrtrol Amplifier Compartment

3. Cr, Y, Cb Video Output

4. Audio Output (Left and Right)

5. Digital Coaxial Output

6. FM and AM aerial terminal

7. Socket to Connect to DVD Player

8. Auxiliary Input (Left and Right)

9. Speaker Connectors

10. Fuse Socket

11. Mains Cable

12. Composite Video Output

13. S-Video Output

DMS600B

Location of controls

Remote Control

1 STANDBY BUTTON

2. STOP BUTTON

3. OPEN/CLOSE BUTTON

4. PLAY/PAUSE BUTTON

5. SEARCH BACKWARD BUTTON

6. SEARCH FORWARD BUTTON

7. NEXT BUTTON

8. PREVIOUS BUTTON

9. OSD BUTTON

10. NUMERICAL BUTTONS

11. ANGLE BUTTON

12. AUDIO BUTTON

13. TITLE BUTTON

14. MENU BUTTON

15. SETUP BUTTON

16. UP BUTTON

17. SUBTITLE BUTTON

18. GOTO BUTTON

19. LEFT BUTTON

20. ENTER BUTTON

21. REPEAT BUTTON

22. RIGHT BUTTON

23. ZOOM BUTTON

24. DOWN BUTTON

25. PROG BUTTON

26. SLOW BUTTON

27. MEM BUTTON

28. TUNING -/+ BUTTON

29. DVD/USB-SD, AM/FM BUTTON

30. TONE BUTTON

31. VOLUME -/+ BUTTON

32. MUTE BUTTON

33. SLEEP BUTTON

34. CLOCK BUTTON

35. FUNCTION BUTTON

36. TIMER BUTTON

DMS600B

Getting Started

Remove your Ministry of Sound DMS600B

carefully from the box. You may wish to store

the packaging for future use.

Read these instructions before use.

In the box

you should have-

■DVD/CD Player

■Remote control

■RCA cable x 1

■AUX cable x 1

■AM Aerial x 1

■FM Aerial x 1

■Speaker connection wires x 2

■Instruction manual

■Speakers x 2

If any items are missing call the Helpline on

1800 509 394 (Australia) or

0800 450 259（New Zealand）

Installing the remote control batteries

Locate the remote control, and press the battery

door. Tow direction at the same time (Refer to

the below diagram.)

Insert a CR2025 size battery into the

compartment, press back the battery door.

Note: Refer to the diagram inside the battery

compartment for correct installation of batteries.

Using the Remote Control

To use the remote control, point it at the front of

the unit, towards the sensor situated to the left of

the display.

■Make sure that there are no obstacles

between the remote and the remote sensor on

the unit.

■The remote has a range of about 7m

■Remote operation may become unreliable if

strong sunlight or fluorescent light is shining on

the unit’s remote sensor.

Switching on

To switch your DVD system on:

Press the POWER ON/OFF button on the front

of the unit of the unit to ON position. The

standby indicator will light. Press the STANDBY

button on the front of the unit or the remote

control. The standby indicator will go off.

To switch your DVD system off:

Press the STANDBY button, the standby indicator

will light.

When not in use, press the POWER ON/OFF

button to the OFF position and unplug your DVD

system from the mains supply.

Screen Saver

The DVD player is equipped with an automatic

screen saver to protect your television screen.

Pressing any button will deactivate the screen

saver.

Back

CR2025

Size batteries

DMS600B

Connections

Connections to TV

Before making/removing any connections

ensure that you have unplugged the unit from

the mains supply.

CONNECTIONS TO TV

This DVD MICRO system has Y Cr Cb

(component), Video (composite) and S-Video

outputs to allow connection to televisions. When

using these connections the audio outputs (left

& right) must also be connected to the

television’s audio inputs otherwise no sound will

be heard from the television.

Aerial Connections

FM Aerial

Connect the plug on the supplied FM pigtail

aerial to the centre pin of the 75-ohm socket on

the rear of the unit. If reception is poor, use a 75

ohm coaxial cable (not supplied) to connect the

system to an outdoor FM aerial.

AM Aerial

Connect the AM loop aerial to two AM aerial

terminals on the rear of the unit.

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