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Bang & Olufsen DVD 1 manual

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    DVD 1 Guide[...]

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    NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to pr ovide reasonable protection against harmful interfer ence in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not instal[...]

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    3 Key to using this Guide Buttons on the Beo4 remote control are represented by the following symbols in the Guide: Contents of the Guide Placement and connections 4 DVD 1 placement guidelines 5 Connect DVD 1 to your television First-time setup of DVD 1 6 Enter language, picture format and country settings Y our key to using DVD 1 8 Load a DVD or C[...]

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    4 Follow the guidelines and procedur es on these pages when setting your DVD 1 up for the first time. T o ensure proper ventilation, allow for at least 5 centimetres (2”) of space at the sides of DVD 1 and 10 centimetres (4”) above it. Placement and connections The program list for TV is now called up. It pr o- vides you with an overview of all[...]

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    5 Connect your TV cables T o the mains T o TV To T V Connection using a 21-pin A V cable… > Connect the socket marked A V on DVD 1 to the socket marked A V on your television via the 21-pin A V cable. > If your television is equipped with a built-in Dolby Digital module, connect the socket marked DIGIT AL OUTPUT on DVD 1 to the INPUT 1 sock[...]

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    6 DVD 1 will prompt you to choose settings for menu language, subtitle language, audio language, picture format and country when you first switch it on. These settings can be changed at any later time. Please see Change picture, sound or language settings on page 14 for information about how to choose setting options. Subtitle and audio language se[...]

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    7 What’ s on the Virgin Mode menus… AUDIO LANGUAGE… Choose the language for audio playback from the 16 languages shown. your preferr ed language is available on your DVDs, then audio playback will be in that language. SUBTITLE LANGUAGE… Choose your preferr ed subtitle language from the 16 languages shown, and if subtitles in your preferr ed[...]

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    8 In this chapter you will find instructions explaining how to gain access to DVD 1 functions via the close-up operation panel on the front of DVD 1 and via the Beo4 remote control. Y our k ey to using DVD 1 Load a DVD or CD and start playback T o load a DVD or CD for playback, press EJECT on the close-up operation panel. T o start playback, press [...]

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    9 TV LIGHT RADIO SAT DVD CD V TAPE RECORD A TAPE 78 9 45 6 TEXT 0 MENU 12 3 LIST EXIT STOP GO The display window shows you the sources available, as well as the current source. Press to select DVD as your source and begin playback of a loaded disc. Use the number buttons to select DVD titles and chapters or to select a specific disc menu. Press and[...]

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    10 This chapter describes how to play DVDs and CDs on DVD 1, and describes the functions available to you during playback of a disc. While playing a DVD, you can search at varying speeds, step to a new spot on the disc, or bring up a DVD disc menu. Y ou can also r esume playback of a DVD where you left of f the last time the disc was played. The on[...]

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    11 T o search ahead or in reverse… Press ss or tt during playback to search forwar d or backward Press again to change speed Press GO to r esume playback ss tt ss tt ss tt GO While DVD is selected… Press and hold GO until the disc menu appears on the screen. Y ou can also press the yellow button on Beo4 Press ▲ , ▼ , ss or tt to move from f[...]

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    12 The on-screen tool bar The main functions of the DVD player are accessible via a tool bar along the top of the screen. Change chapters or titles, cue back and forth on a disc or change the sound settings. Current settings are shown under the tool bar symbols. >> Daily operations The Feedback window at the far left end of the tool bar infor[...]

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    13 The tool bar symbols Personal Preferences menu Y ou can change settings for picture, sound, language and the Parental Contr ol feature via this menu. Refer to the following chapter , Change picture, sound or language settings, for more information about the Personal Prefer ences menu. T itle number Change to another title by pressing ▲ or ▼ [...]

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    14 Y ou can change the settings for picture, sound, language and the ‘Access Control’ featur e at any time using the ‘Personal Prefer ences’ menu. Choose your preferr ed pictur e format, change the sound type and enter your preferr ed languages for subtitles and audio playback. If you’re concerned about what your children should or should[...]

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    15 What’ s on the Sound menu… The Sound menu enables you to choose the sound setup that corresponds to the digital or analog audio equipment DVD 1 is connected to. The following options are available: DIGIT AL OUTPUT… Options are ON, OFF , PCM and ALL. If your television is equipped with a Dolby Digital module, select ALL. Otherwise, set DIGI[...]

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    16 *NOTE! If you forget your PIN-code, you can annull the code and enter a new one. Load an audio CD – not a DVD – in DVD 1 and call up the ‘Access Control’ menu as described above. When the menu prompts you for your PIN-code, pr ess STOP four times. Press the number buttons on Beo4 to enter a new PIN-code, and enter the code one more time [...]

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    17 Authorise viewing of a disc Enter the Child Lock code to authorise either a single playback or unlimited playback of a loaded disc. Access Control Choose 'Play always' for inserting disc in the child-safe list locked Play once [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] Play always [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] When you load a new DVD… The CHILD PROTECT menu is shown*. > [...]

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    18 >> Access Control Parental Contr ol DVDs are rated on a nationally defined scale of suitability for children. Parental Control prevents scenes deemed less suitable for children from being shown. Change your PIN-code Y ou can change your PIN-code at any time via the ACCESS CONTROL menu. 1 1 1 1 no off Access control Status window Low power [...]

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    19 Change the country setting Changing the COUNTRY setting in the ACCESS CONTROL menu can affect the rating levels used by Parental Control. 1 1 1 1 no off Access control Status window Low power standby Child lock P arental level Change country Change code T o activate Parental Control… > Press the blue button on Beo4 to bring up the on-screen[...]

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    20 Y ou can connect DVD 1 to your television via the socket panel on the rear of DVD 1. Please consult the User’ s Guides enclosed with externally connected equipment to ensure that it is connected in the proper manner . Refer to Placement and Connections on page 4 for more information about how to connect DVD 1 to your Bang & Olufsen televis[...]

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    21 Proper car e of DVD 1 and your video and audio discs will maximise their life span. Please observe the following guidelines to ensure that your DVD 1 functions optimally . T aking care of your DVD 1 Day-to-day care of DVD 1 Normal maintenance is the responsibility of the user , although defective parts are covered during the warranty period. Con[...]

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    22 DVD 1 is constructed for use with the Beo4 remote contr ol. However , DVD 1 functions ar e accessible via Beo1, the remote control included with the BeoVision 1 television. Follow the instructions on this page to gain access to DVD 1 functions with the Beo1 remote contr ol. If you have… …a Beo1 remote contr ol Use the arrow key pad on Beo1 t[...]

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    23 For your information… Y our needs as a user are given careful consideration during the design and development process of a Bang & Olufsen product and we strive to make our products easy and comfortable to operate. Therefore, we hope that you will take the time to tell us about your experiences with your Bang & Olufsen product. Anything[...]