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Space Saving DVD Player Instructi on Manual Model DVD830 Thank you for your purch ase of this Magnasonic product. Please read this Instruction Manual carefull y before using this Magna sonic product to ensure proper us e. After reading this manual, please keep it in a safe place and refer to it when necessary. For additional information on this pro[...]
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Page 1 IMPORTANT INFORMATION CAUTION To reduce the risk of electric shock, do n ot remove cover. Refer servicing to qualified service perso nnel. Please read the manual carefully before operating this player. DVD PLAYER PLACEMENT Please do not place the player in the follo wing locations: • In direct sunlight or near or on top o f heat sources su[...]
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Page 2 Important Informa tion ------------- ------------ ------------- ------------- ---------------- -------------- --- 1 Index--- ----- --------- ------------------------ --------------- ----------------- ------------------- ------------ - 2 Controls Overview 1. Back Panel / Front Panel Overview--------- -------------------- ----------------- ---[...]
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Page 3 FRONT PANEL OVERVIEW 1. Power Button 2. Disc Tray 3. Open/Close Disc Tra y Button 4. Play/Pause Button 5. Stop Playbac k Button 6. Remote Control Sensor BACK PANEL OVERVIE W 1. Audio Output – Left Channel 2. Component Video Ou tputs 3. Power Cord 4. Audio Output – Right Channel 5. Digital Outp ut – Coaxial 6. Composite Video Output 7. [...]
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Page 4 REMOTE CONTROL OVERVIEW 1. Standby/On 20. Return 2. Numerical Buttons 21. Mute 3. Goto 22. Repeat 4. Up 23. A-B 5. Title 24. PBC 6. Enter 25. Program 7. Right 26. Subtitle 8. Down 27. Audio 9. Menu 28. Reset 10. Prev 29. Slow 11. Next 30. Stop 12. Play /Pause 31. REV 13. Step 32. FWD 14. Volume - 33. Zoom 15. Volume + 34. Left 16. Angle 35. [...]
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Page 5 1. PREPERATIONS Accessories Included in the Box 1. Remote Control 2. Composite Audio/Video Cable 3. Instruction Manual 4. 2 x ‘AAA’ Size Batteries Install i n g Rem ote Contro l Bat t eri es Insert 2 x ‘AAA’ size batteries (inclu ded) into the battery compartment. B e sure to note the polarities marked inside the battery compartme nt[...]
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Page 6 1. TURN ON THE TV AND YOUR DVD PLAYER • Press the P OWER button on the player to turn on the power to the player. The player will start searching for a dis c. NOTE: You cannot turn the power on using the remote if th e power is off. You can only turn the player on and o ff using the re mote when the player is in Standby mode. In Standby mo[...]
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Page 7 c. Press the ENTER or PLAY button to enter a menu you have selected or start an actio n you have selecte d. d. D uring DVD disc playbac k, press the MENU button to re turn to Roo t menu. As for SVCD or VCD2.0 discs (with PBC function turned on), press PBC bu tton to return to the menu. e. Pre ss the STOP bu tton to stop playb ack. • When y[...]
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Page 8 • The programmed playback menu for SVCD/VCD/CD discs looks like the screen image to the right. Note that only the track number needs to be entered for the entry to be v alid. - If PBC function is on, this operation will t urn PBC function off while the chapters/tracks are played back in a programmed order . • Using the ◄ ►▲▼ butt[...]
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Page 9 • Press PREV to beg inning of the previous title/chapter/track on a disc . 6. MULTI-SPE ED PLAYBAC K • Press FWD key repeatedly to toggle between fast forward 2x , 4x, 8x, 16x, 32x and 1x regular speed playback. Alternatively, pres s the PL AY button to return to regu lar playback speed. • Press REV key repeatedly to toggle between fas[...]
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Page 10 9. USING THE OSD (ON- SCREEN DI SPLAY) FEATURE • While loading and playing DVDs, pres s the OSD button once. The following information is displayed on the TV screen: - Title Number / Total N umber of Titles - Chapter Number / Total Number of Chapters - Current Pla yback Position (Time) for that ti tle on the Di sc • Press the OSD button[...]
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Page 11 • While loading and playing VCD’s, press the OSD button onc e. The following information is displayed on the TV screen: - Track Number / Total Nu mber of Titles - Current Pla yback Position (Time) for that trac k. • Press the OSD button a secon d time and the followin g info rmation is display ed on the TV screen : - Track Number / To[...]
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Page 12 10. USING THE SEARCH FEATURE • You can use the Search fea ture to select a ti tle/track/chapter number or go to a specific point in a title. To use this feature, pres s the GOTO button on the re mote control to bring up the search menu and enter the informa tion edit status. Then press the GOT O button repeatedly to highlight the title /c[...]
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Page 13 14. CHANGING THE TV SYSTEM • Press N/P button to disp lay current TV system. • In North America the NTSC TV sy stem is used • Press the N /P button rep eatedly to togg le between the differen t TV systems (P AL etc.) • Note that in orde r to view region 1 and region ALL DVD dis cs, you do not need to change this option as NTSC is th[...]
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Page 14 18. REPEATING A SPECIFIC SEC TION ON A DISC • Press A-B button one time to set th e starting point for the se gment you want to have repeated (Poin t A) • Press A-B button a second time to s et the end point for the s egment you want to have repeated (Poin t B) • Now the segmen t you have marked between point A and B will be repeated [...]
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Page 15 1. GENERAL S ETUP MENU INFORMAT ION A) Press the SETUP butto n, the main SETU P menu appears. • When the main menu is displayed, the DVD system will auto pause. B) Press the ◄ or ► button to hig hlight the d esired options page. Then press the ▲ or ▼ button to enter the options page you have chosen. For example, if you want to ent[...]
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Page 16 2) SETUP OPTI ONS INFORMATION A) GENERAL SETUP The GENERAL SETUP options are illu strated below: z TV DISPLAY Normal / PS (Pan & Scan) : Choose this setting if your DVD player is connected to a normal aspect ratio TV (4:3). A standard edition m ovie (4:3) will fill the entire screen of your TV. This migh t mean tha t parts of the pictur[...]
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Page 17 z CAPTI ONS Select CAPTIONS as ON will display captions if the moive disc has been r ecorded with captions. Choose OFF to deac tivate the c aptions show n. z SCREEN SAVER If the screen saver is on, when you DVD player is in STOP, OPEN or NO DISC state, or there is a frame frozen for more than 60 se conds, the screen saver will be displayed.[...]
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Page 18 z SPDIF OUTPUT SPDIF/OFF : Choos e this setting if your DVD player is connected to onl y audio signals from ana log audio output jacks. For the coaxial output jack, there will be no signal. SPDIF/RAW : Choo se this setting if your DVD player is connected to a po wer amplifier w ith a coaxial cable. When playing a disc recorded with Dolb y D[...]
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Page 19 D) VIDE O SE T UP The VIDEO SETUP options are illust rated below: z COMP ONE NT CVBS : Choose this setting when your DVD player is connected to your TV via the normal RCA or S-Video output . YUV : Choose this setting when your DVD player is connected to your TV via the COMPONENT output - YUV. RGB : Choose this setting when your DVD player i[...]
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Page 20 z SHARPNESS You could adjust the SHARPNESS of the picture with t he range of HIGH , MEDIUM and LOW . z BRIGHTNESS You could adjust the BRIGHTN ESS of the picture from -20 to +20 . Select a lower number for a darker pic ture. Select a higher number for a brighter picture. You could press the ◄ or ► b uttons to adjust the BRIGHTNESS level[...]
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Page 21 You could press the ◄ or ► b uttons to adjust the CONTRAST level. E) PREFERENCE SETUP The PREFERENCE SETUP options are illust rated below: Note that you can only access the preference setup menu w hile in STOP mode. (N ot in PRE ST OP or PLAY mode) z TV TYPE Adjust to chang e the Colo r System o f the TV (Note that in North America the [...]
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Page 22 z DISC ME NU Highlight the D ISC MENU option and press EN TER button to ac cess the DISC MENU options menu. Press ▲ or ▼ buttons to cho ose the menu language you prefer. Press ENTER to confirm. If the dis c you are playing has that language avail able, it will display menu content in th at language. NOTE : If your preferred langu age is[...]
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Page 23 z PASSWORD The password op tion is initially locked and you can not set the parental con trol settings or change them without a password. In order to access the PARENTAL menu, the password mode mus t be turned on. If you want to set the ratings op tions, you need to enter the default password whic h is 8,8,8,8 and then press EN TER to confi[...]
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Page 24 When there is a problem, it do esn’t necess arily mean th a t the player is ma lfunction. Be fore sending it for repair, please check the trouble shooting guide be low for a po ssible solution to the problem you are having. Under no circumstances should you attempt to repair the player yours elf. There are no user serviceable parts inside[...]
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Page 25 Type DIGITAL DVD Player Model DVD830 Play Mode NTSC / PAL / AUTO Disc Mode DVD, VCD, SVCD, CD, MP3, DVD+R, DVD+RW, JPEG, WMA Video Characteristic Resolution ≥ 500 lines Video S/N Ratio ≥ 56dB Audio Characteristic Frequency Response fs 192KHz : 4Hz-44KHz : +/- 1dB Audio S/ N Ratio ≥ 90dB Dynamic Range ≥ 90dB Distortion ‹ 0.01% D/A [...]
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Page 26 MAGNASONIC HOME ENTERTAINME NT WARRANTY We appreciate your purchase of a MAGNASONIC Ho m e Entertain m ent product. We take pride in the quali ty of our products and have manufactured your new Home Entertain ment unit to exacting quality standards. We feel confident that in normal use, it will provide y ou with satisfactory per formance. Ho[...]