User manual PYLE PLXR2 CONNECTION GUIDE

[. . . ] MUTE 19. REPEAT 20. ZOOM 21. PLAY PAUSE 22. STOP 23. FORWARD 24. BACKWARD 25. NEXT 26. PREVIOUS NOTE: THE 8 (RF IN) TERMINAL USED ONLY DVD WITH TV TUNER MODEL. 2 3 Preparation before operation 3. Preparation before operation 3. 3 Connections Names of parts 3. 1 Unpacking and check Check for the following Accessories: Remote control 1 choke 1 Hanger 2 Screw The video signal is output through s-video or video output terminal, while audio signal is output by mixing channel terminal, coaxial terminal, dts signal is only output through or coaxial terminal. There are many solutions to connect TV and this product, user can select one according to the condition of the apparatus to be connected. However, be aware to shut off all power prior connection. DVD+TV TV S-VIDEO VIDEO L R Battery 2 Audio/Video cord YELLOW WHITE 3. 2 Assembling batteries of remote control Open battery compartment , Insert two 7#A batteries, make sure to match "+" and "-" of the batteries to the marks in the battery compartment. [. . . ] Frequent operation We will introduce some regular operations of different types of function, the user can perform one or more operations as you like, In addition chapter 7details purposes and operations of all buttons Frequent operation Play fast backward While playing you can push [FB] button to play fast backward. Four speed are available to play forward, press it once the speed grows by one shift, when the speed reaches maximum speed, press [FB] again to return to normal state. Slow play While playing push [SLOW] to play slowly at different speed. You can play slow forward or backward, three shift speed are available for either of them. Push [SLOW] once, press it once the speed decreases by one shift, finally it returns to normal state. Select menu part to be played with MENU PBC If DVD disc to be played has menu, when PBC. state is on you can display the menu by pushing [MENU/PBC] or [TITLE], whereon you select a popular part to play. you can operate following procedures 1. Push [MENU/PBC] The screen display menu picture, the content to be selected varies with different disc. 2. Push [UP], [DOWN], [LEFT], [RIGHT] Move the lighting band to the desired item or Made by pushing these buttons 3. Push [ENTER] to confirm selecting the item This moment the screen may display a submenu. [LEFT], [RIGHT] to confirm selecting the push [ENTER] to comfirm the selection ENTER Skip to next chapter/track While playing push [NEXT] button. Skip to previous chapter/track While playing push [PREV] button. Select track There are more than one operation procedure available A. Push [NEXT] or [PREV] to skip to the next or the previous track and play. B. For those discs with track numbered directly push number buttons to enter the No. If the moment the screen displays , so there may be three possible reasons:(1) the track in the disc is not numbered; (2) the number entered beyond the scope; (3) PBC is on (push [PBC] to shift PBC state); C. Select among the song track list (refer to the next chapter). Play fast forward While playing you can push [FF] button to play fast forward. 4. Push [SETUP] to exit system setting. Example 5: Set Operation indication or menu display language 1. Push [SETUP] to enable TV screen display system setting picture, push [ENTER], push [DOWN] till the high lighting band move to the item "OSD LANG", TV screen will display: For other description of this menu, please refer to the User Manual provided at an earlier time. 18 19 Functions of buttons in remote control 7. Functions of buttons in remote control This chapter will detail the functions and operation procedures of all buttons in the remote control, for users' instant reference. Most operation procedures can be referred to relevant content of chapter 4, 5. Functions of buttons in remote control when PBC is off, while playing you should firstly push [STOP] button, then [PBC] to open yet. 8. 8 [ ] (whether it works depend on the type of disc) 8. 1[ ] While playing DVD disc, push the button to skip to next chapter; while playing SVCD and other discs, push this button to skip to next track When the DVD player is in stop, pause, slow play, fast forward, fast reverse state, you can push [ ] to resume normal playback. Push [ ] again, the DVD player will be pause, push [ ] again, it will play. 8. 9 [ANGLE] (whether it works depend on the type of disc) while playing DVD disc with multi-angle function, push [ANGLE] to play the video in different angles at your option. Push the button each time, the player will be shift to a scene in another angle. 8. 2[TITLE] (whether if works depends on the type of disc) Push [TITLE] to display the title menu included in DVD disc. In the menu picture, you can push [UP], [DOWN], [LEFT], [RIGHT] to move the cursors to define desired item, then push [ENTER] to select the part to be played (or the sub-menu, this moment you can also push [UP], [DOWN], [LEFT], [RIGHT] to move the cursors to define desired item, then [ENTER] to play). 8. 10 [MUTE] Push this button to silence the sound output through analog channel. 8. 11[ ] Push this button to play fast forward silently, press it once, the disc forward at a new speed and finally return to normal playing state. 8. 3 [PROGRAM] Whether it works depends on the type of disc, push [PROGRAM] to enable users to change the playing order. 8. 12 [ ] 8. 4 [EJECT] Push the button once, the tray will be ejected, press it again to close the tray. When you want to load or unload disc, you can use this button. Push this button to play fast backward silently, press it once, the disc backward at a new speed and finally return to normal playing state. 8. 13[SLOW] Push this button to play slow silently, it can be played slow forward or backward, press it once to shift a speed and finally return to normal playing state. 8. 5 [REPEAT] Push this button to repeat chapter, title & disc. 8. 14 [DISPLAY] Push the button to display some data of time, e, g. the current playing time, remaining time, etc. 8. 6 [ZOOM] While playing push this button to zoom out the image, push the button once to enlarge the image by two times, push it twice to enlarge it by four times, press it another time to resume normal playback. 8. 15 [ ] 8. 7 [MENU/PBC] While playing DVD, push this button to display the option menu included in the disc (whether it works depends on the type of the disc). For DVD/SVCD disc, While playing DVD disc, push the button to skip to previous chapter; while playing SVCD and other discs, push this button to skip to previous track. 8. 16 [ENTER] Push the button to execute the entered or the selected item. 20 21 Functions of buttons in remote control 8. 17 [UP], [DOWN], [LEFT], [RIGHT] When the screen display the menu of DVD disc or system menu, the player is in waiting state, you can push these buttons to move the cursor then select the desired item. Functions of buttons in remote control 8. 25 [DVD/GAME] Push [DVD/GAME] again, the unit will turn to "GAME"state, you can watch other program or play game by LINE INPUT on front panel. 8. 18 NUMBER BUTTONS [0], [1]. . . . [. . . ] CAPTION:The literature in TV screen bottom, generally it is translation or dialogue, also recorded in the disc. ANGLE:For some DVD discs, they record pictures filmed from different angles, the user can watch a same picture from different angles at your option. This player is controlled by micro computer, if any trouble occurs, please turn off the power, reopen it till 10 minutes later, when there is notrouble the moment, you can normally operate the player. Specifications Button does not work This may caused by unstable electricity current or other abnormal trouble, please turn off the power, reopen it till 10 minutes later. 10. Specifications Playable discs: DVD/SVCD/DVCD/VCD1. 0, 1. 1, 2. 0(micro laser video/audio disc) CD - DA (common music laser CD), MP3 audio disc, CD-R, CD-RW MPEG1, MPEG2, PCM, DOLBY DIGITAL, DTS; DTS;analog stereo, Video format: A u d i o f o r m a t : M P E G 1 , M P E G 2 , P C M , D O L B Y D I G I TA L , Signal output: video signal: NTSC or PAL video:1. 0Vp-p audio: mix stereo 2Vp-p 9. [. . . ]