User manual BOSS DVD-4200B

[. . . ] Reverse englmwtng or d h d t y L pmhibited. Prepatlng New DIscs wl#l Rough spots A new disc may have rough sdges on its Inside and outside edges. If a disc with rough edges is used, the proper settlng will not k performed and the player will not play the disc. Therefow, remove the rough edge6 In advance by using a ball point pen or pencil as shown on the right. To remove the rough edges, press the side of the pen or pencil against the inside and outside edges of the disc. ~&spols~ wtslda edge A Note: A disc may h o m e somewhat scratchd (although not enough to make it unusable) depending on the way if is handle and conditions in the usage environment -wdos~s, ~unerff~~ ~~SrSeypeHdd~ r-olm~nnd u e r l l ~ l r ~ k 4 l a ) n o e y l ~ ~ e-El y n y W W ~ ~ ~ ~ erllPUlB~6UIMerC1~uo3sm~Z (-) ww w WW=eyl~~uerR~ 'Wperunl~uoRlublW~~~~ . L '~~~llelsu1olsdgls~Nb0001~ W~~~l~m~erns #unerll~!wwl - 'leu- e a REMOTE CONTROL LOCATION AND FUNCtrON OF KEYS REMOTE CONTROL 1. [. . . ] Changing of the SUBTITLE language on multl-subtitle language DVD disc. s In case of MENU mode, 4 /b, r/r buttons served as cursur buttons to select Item IeWright, aheadhack. Confirm the Track/Chapter selected with the numeric buttons or selected with the cursor buttons an TV screen. Press ffl to skip to the next track & press frr to skip back one track. Press It once to pre-stop playback; press it twice to stop playback. Press it again to stop at the next picture (step function for DVWVCWSVCD). Numeric buttons During dlsc playback, press it to select normal or 3 0 surround effect mode. A - 0 GENERAL OPERATION Mute Press MUTE button to mute the sound, but the dlsc contlnw playing. Press MUTE q a l n w press volume up/&wn buttons on the front panel or on the m o t e control, sound wlll resume. Volume Level Adjustment Press A / V on the front panel or VOLUME +/- on the remote control to increase o decrease the volume level. r DVD WDEO MENU PLAY When playing a D M disc In the DVD e disc will played automatically stop at mure. 2)User /b , r / r cursor buttans to move Mweenthe highlight bars i the n menu. For" a PBC. @ 0:01:45 xto 1R Km@Ed. I ADVANCED OPERATION mm I Press, or ENTER button to open the highlight folder in the play list or SPECIAL FUNCTIONS FOR VCD NOTE: For VCD discs, there is one special For how to set the 'Parental Controt" Play* which makes it level, plmse refer to " S ~ ~ O C in " function 'T~rogram K different from DVD d h . In stop or pre-stop mode, press DVD dlscs haw a parental level assigned PROGRAM button can activate to the disc. tf the player's parental l e d is E2l set to 8 it will play all discs. If the player's parental levet is b l o w 8, di- with only a lower or equal parental level wlll play. For example if the player is set to 5, only discs with parental control ratings of 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 wlll play. To play a higher rated & disc you must change the player's rating to a higher n u m k . For example, mdder a disc that generally For how to sat the prqram menu, is suitable for most audiences, and is @ a s referto the qw&m of 'the audio rated as level 2 frthe rnost part. In the middle there are a h scenes rated Not& at 5 8 7 ( n d suiiabte for children). After you have programmed the t r a w l Alternative scenes with lower rating are press PROGRAM button can switch included. The player plays the highest rated scene Press b a r ENTER butfen to exit the that the parental setting allows. [. . . ] The player plays the highest rated scene Press b a r ENTER butfen to exit the that the parental setting allows. A saction of the disc can have several I different sequences that wry in parental DATA MSC AND AUDIO GI3 PLAY control level. In the above example of a OPERATION disc with parentalm t r d , the ptayer will When you insert a data dtsc Including show a dlffwent section depending on audio (MW, WMA), movie (MPEG), picture the pareprtal mntrol level set In the player's (JPG) files or audio CD Into the disc slot, menu. In this way parents can control the the following me& play windbw will be content of films and there is no indlcatlon sham on the- screen: that any censorship has occurred. [. . . ]