User manual BOSS BV9250

[. . . ] Please keep this manual in a safe place for future reference. Operating precautions Turn the unit off when it is not in use. Do not switch the player between ON and OFF rapidly. Please wait about 10 seconds between turning the unit ON after turning it OFF, and vice versa. Do not use broken, scratched, dusty, oily or warped discs in the player. [. . . ] Press and hold again to turn it back on. 4 SELECT To set up tone and volume level options, press this button repeatedly to change various settings: VOLUME > BASS > TREBLE > BAL > FADER > EQ > VOLUME Use the UP/DOWN buttons to make any changes or adjustments. To set up picture quality options, press and hold this button for 3-5 seconds. Press SELECT repeatedly until the item you wish to change has been highlighted, and then use the UP or DOWN button to change the setting. A picture of the picture options is show on page 9. BV9250 User's Manual - page 4 7 POWER Press POWER to turn unit ON. Press again to turn it OFF. 8 PLAY/PAUSE Press of this button to begin playback of the disc. A second short press will pause the playback. 11 SEEK (>>I and I<<), continued In DVD, CD or MP3 mode, a SHORT press of these buttons will cause the unit to advance to the next or last track (or chapter) of the disc. A LONG press of the button in DVD mode will cause the player to seek forward or backwards on the disc at a higher rate of speed. The first press will make the unit seek at 2X speed. Additional pressing of the button will yield seek speeds of 4X, 8X, and 32X (press again and seek speed returns to normal playback). 9 INTRO SCAN In Radio/TV mode, pressing this button will cause the unit to begin scanning for strong stations. It will stop at the first station for 5 seconds. and then scan to the next station, and so on. If reception of a stereo station is poor, sometimes it can be improved by switching to mono reception. In DVD, VCD, CD or MP3 modes, this button acts as a STOP button when in one of the programmed playback modes such as Random, Repeat, etc. 11 TITLE In DVD Mode, pressing this button takes you to the Title menu for the currently playing disc. 19 STOP Pressing this button will stop disc playback. 12 PBC (Playback Mode) In VCD Mode, pressing this button takes you the VCD Playback Control menu. Within this menu, use the number buttons to choose the songs you wish to hear. 20 PLAY/PAUSE Press of this button to begin playback of the disc. A second short press will pause the playback. 13 UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT ARROWS In DVD Mode, these buttons are used to navigate the menus to make various system settings. When done, press ENTER to confirm. 21 GO TO When you are in playback mode, pressing this button opens a menu which allows you to insert a particular time in a program. When you press ENTER, playback begins from the start time you entered. 14 ENTER In DVD Mode, this button is used to confirm a setting within the on-screen menu system. 22 SUBTITLE Pressing this button will allow you to change the subtitles on a DVD disc. NOTE: This function is only available in DVD discs which support it. 15 OSD Press this button to display the title, chapter, playing time and elapsed time for the current disc. 23 AUDIO If your DVD disc supports different audio output formats, languages or setups, pressing this disc will enable you to change it by pressing this button. 16 BAND This button is used in the Radio and DVD/VCD modes. done, WIDESCR EEN moments WI TH 1 DVD or CD Changer Control INTRO 2 If you have attached this unit to a compatible CD changer, press the MODE switch on RPT 3 the front panel until you have selected CDC mode. All functions are similar to regular CD audio mode, except you can now switch between discs in your changer by using the two buttons in the lower right corner of the front panel as Disc Select UP and Disc Select DOWN buttons. BAND RDM 4 5 6 PAL/ NTSC CDC L/R 80W 4CH X BV9250 User's Manual - page 9 Setup Menu structure Pressing the SETUP button on either the front panel or the remote to access the Setup Menu. To navigate the menu structure, use the LEFT, RIGHT, UP and DOWN ARROW buttons. Use the ENTER button to save a new setting. The Setup Menu is structured as follows: Default settings are highlighted SET LANGUAGE OSD Language Selection Voice Language Caption Language English Chinese (no options available) (no options available) SET PICTURE Picture format TV Mode (no options available) NTSC PAL Auto Normal-AV Normal Bright Soft -4 -3 -2 -1 0 +1 +2 +3 +4 SPDIF/PCM SPDIF/RAM OFF 2-track (stereo) 5. 1 track (surround) 4 = PG-13 6=R 7 = NC-17 8 = no viewing limit set ON OFF Video Output Brightness Contrast SET VOICE Digital out Frequency ratio output LIKE SETTING (Preferences ) Parental control (movie rating) Angle symbol On DVD playback (when supported by disc content), will display an angle symbol for changing the viewing angle of scene. Presets EXIT SETUP MENU Read BV9250 User's Manual - page 10 System wiring: Speaker connections If you are using the BV9250 in a mobile system which does not include an audio amplifier (so you are using the internal amplifier in the BV9250), connect the speakers to the wiring connector provided as shown in the drawing below. LEFT FRONT Speaker RIGHT FRONT Speaker LEFT REAR Speaker RIGHT REAR Speaker BV9250 User's Manual - page 11 System wiring: Audio connections in an amplified system If you are using the BV9250 in a mobile A/V system which includes a power amplifier and speakers, connect the To FRONT Audio Inputs of amplifier RIGHT FRONT AUDIO OUT (GREY CABLE with RED JACK) LEFT REAR AUDIO OUT (GREY CABLE with WHITE JACK) RIGHT REAR AUDIO OUT (GREY CABLE with RED JACK) To REAR Audio Inputs of amplifier LEFT REAR AUDIO OUT (GREY CABLE with WHITE JACK) BV9250 User's Manual - page 12 System wiring: Power and antenna connections Make power and antenna connections as shown in the diagram below. [. . . ] The batteries of the remote control are dead or missing. Try using the unit where there is no direct sunlight hitting the sensor(s). Check and/or replace the batteries in the remote control. LCD SCREEN PROBLEMS SYMPTOM CAUSE REMEDY Image is not displayed. The display is too dark. The parking brake is not set, or the parking brake wire is not connected. The headlights of the vehicle are turned on. Check that the parking brake is set. [. . . ]