User manual CLATRONIC DVD 536 NEW

[. . . ] For your protection and for the safety of the device, we would like to remind you to observe the safety instructions highlighted in grey. About DVD video CDs and video CDs Playing a CD Content of DVD CDs (menus) Playing a video CD with PBC Freeze frame and single frame Slow motion Search Frame zoom function Repeat functions Language and subtitles Selection of the camera angle Other playback function Connections at the front of the device Connections on the rear of the unit Speaker connection 55/51 Aerial connection Connection to the television set Connecting additional units Headphone connection Mains connection 56 Playing a music CD General information about audio CDs Playing a CD Title selection and search mode Other playback functions Repeat functions Programme memory Device configuration (set-up) Preferred settings (language) Child lock Resetting to original factory settings Setting the automatic switch Cleaning the components Notes about compact disc (DVD-Video-CD), video-CD, audio-CD, MP3-CD) Notes about the CD Player Maintenance Protect the device against moisture and rain. It must not be operated in damp rooms nor subjected to drips or splashes. Do not place any receptacles containing liquids e. [. . . ] Note ­ If only a MONO signal is available then you should always switch to PRO LOGIC BYPASS. DVD video CDs can be recognized by the logo on the left and video CDs by the logo on the right. Due to the built-in auto-play function, the DVD automatically starts to play back when. ­ A CD is already inserted when switching on the DVD receiver, or ­ The CD tray is closed. note: Depending on the CD that is inserted , the device switches to the highest preset AUDIO MODE. If no speakers are connected to the device then playback may be without sound, depending on the CD that has been inserted. To listen tothe CD via the television speaker you must switch over to STEREO (in SPEAKER SETUP PAGE, line AUDIO MODE). DVD video CDs and video CDs can contain films, video clips, television series, and so on. Depending on their content, these CDs may have one or more titles. Every title on a DVD video CD can contain one or more sections (chapters). DVDs that do not contain a »2« on the code label can not be played on this device. The following repeat functions (REPEAT) are available when playing back a CD: ­ Continuous repetition of all sections of a title or of a CD ­ Continuous repetition of all titles of a CD ­ Continuous repetition of an individual section or title of a CD. You have the following possibilities: Playback of a DVD video CD: Screen: CHAPTER REPEAT ONE TITLE REPEAT ONE REPEAT OFF Display: RPT ONE RPT ALL RPT OFF Function: Repeats the current section Repeats all of the current title Repeat function is off The next single frame appears each time you re-press »STEP« 40. To switch to slow motion during a freeze frame or playback, press »SLOW« 42. The speed of slow motion is selected by continually re-pressing this button. To continue playback, keep pressing »SLOW« button 42 until PLAY appears or press » II PLAY/PAUSE« button 3/39. The following appears in display unit 10: Selecting a section within DVD video CDs: Usually, the titles of a DVD video CD consist of several sections (CHAPTER). To select the next section during playback, briefly press »NEXT I« button 1/24. to go back to the previous section , press »I PREV« button 1/24. You can see which section (CHAPTER) is selected on the screen. Selecting a title for video CDs: If the content of a video CD consists of titles, then the next and the previous title can be selected during playback. select the next title by pressing »NEXT I« button 1/24. [. . . ] this invalidates the guarantee resulting in the manufacturer accepting no liability. Fault Possible cause Blank display after switch- · Device not switched on No picture · CD dirty Note: Light distortion can sometimes arise when there is no mail function. Distorted picture or no colour in the DVD menu CD cannot be played. No screen menu when the CD is removed Device does not react to the remote control or reacts incorrectly. [. . . ]