User manual KENWOOD KDV-MP6433

[. . . ] DVD-RECEIVER KDV-MP6333 KDV-MP6433 INSTRUCTION MANUAL © B64-3446-00/00 (MW) Contents How to read this manual Safety precautions Notes Handling media 4 6 7 9 Basic Operations Common operations Watching DVD/VCD (video CD)/ Video (MPEG) files Listening to CDs and audio files Viewing picture (JPEG) files Listening to radio 10 10 12 14 16 17 Watching DVD/VCD/Video files 18 Select Mode Select mode File select Folder select 1 Folder select 2 30 30 30 31 31 Frame-by-frame stepping 18 Repeat play 18 Changing audio channel (Only for VCD) 19 Changing sound track language (Only for DVD) 19 Changing subtitle language (Only for DVD) 19 Changing viewing angle (Only for DVD) 19 Zoom 20 DVD menu (Only for DVD) 20 PBC setup (Only for VCD) 21 Watching picture files Repeat play Scan play Random play Stop display Rotate/flip a picture 32 32 32 33 33 33 DVD setup Monitor display setup Audio setup CD player setup DVD player setup Language setup Parental level setup/change 22 22 23 24 24 26 27 Listening to Radio Auto memory Manual memory Tuning mode Frequency Step Setting 34 34 34 35 35 Listening to Music Discs & Audio Files Disc/Folder search (Only for audio files and disc changers) Repeat play Scan play Random play Magazine random play (Only for disc changer) Title/Text scroll 28 28 28 28 29 29 29 TEL Mute Control TEL Mute 39 39 TV Control Channel Selection Switching band/video Manual memory Preset Tuning 52 52 52 53 53 Audio Control Detailed audio control Audio setup System Q Speaker setup Subwoofer output control 36 36 37 38 38 38 Display Control Selecting display information Monitor information display & file selection Removing operation panel Installing operation panel 40 40 42 43 43 2 KDV-MP6333/KDV-MP6433 Menu Menu setup Setting security code Security code entry Adjusting the clock AUX name select LX amplifier control Audio preset Calling audio preset values 44 44 46 47 48 48 49 50 51 How to read this manual Safety precautions Notes Handling media Basic Operations Watching DVD/VCD/Video files DVD setup Remote Controller Battery installation Remote Controller mode switch Common operations (AUD mode) DVD/VCD/CD/Audio files (DVD mode) Radio (AUD mode) TV (AUD mode) 54 54 54 55 56 57 57 Listening to Music Discs & Audio Files Select Mode Watching picture files Listening to Radio Audio Control TEL Mute Control Display Control Menu TV Control Remote Controller Help? Help?Playing files Audio files Video files Picture files 58 58 60 60 Help?Troubleshooting General Playing discs Audio files Menu 61 61 62 63 63 Help?Term General Audio control Menu 64 64 64 65 Help? [. . . ] 3 Exit display selection ATT FM SCRL AUTO AME VOL AUD SETUP DISP M/S AM SW English 41 Display Control Display Control Monitor information display & file selection Displays information on the disc source being played, and selects a file to be played. 1 Display source information Information on the source is displayed on the monitor. This information remains displayed until an image is displayed on the monitor. You can select the information to show when "" and "5" are displayed. !" " 3 Displaly the file list # Audio file, movie file, or picture file list is displayed. !Media information Play time and text information is displayed. " Status information Play function setting status is displayed. # Source information display Receiving frequency, band, number of channels, etc. Play time, title/track/chapter number, setting status of each function, etc. are displayed while playing DVDs, etc. 2 Display disc and file information 4 Select a file to play from the list Information on the disc and the file is displayed. Depending on discs, you can switch the displayed information as you press this button. · The file list is not displayed if the disc being played does not have an audio file, movie file, or picture file. 42 KDV-MP6333/KDV-MP6433 Removing operation panel Removes the operation panel. 1 Open the operation panel Installing operation panel Installs the operation panel. 1 Align the operation panel with the main unit 2 Remove the operation panel Antitheft warning lamp Push in the panel aligning the hole in the panel with the shaft at the right of the main unit. 2 Install the operation panel English 43 Display Control · Removing the panel turns off the power. · Since the panel is a precision component, it may be damaged by shock when exposed to vibration or dropped. Store the panel with care after removing it. · Do not store the removed panel in the following places. - Places exposed to direct sun light - Places with high humidity - Dusty places · This unit is provided with a DSI (Security indicator) function. If the "DSI" feature is set to "ON" in the <Menu setup> (page 44), a warning lamp blinks when the panel is removed for antitheft purposes. Push the left side of the panel into the main unit until it locks. The panel is now installed and the unit is ready for use. Menu Setting up various functions Menu setup Sets up various functions for each source. 1 Source switching VOL AUD SETUP DISP Q MENU STOP M/S SCAN RDM REP F. SEL M. RDM AM SW SRC OFF Display Setting "CODE SET" Refer to page 46 "BEEP" ON*/OFF "CLK ADJ" Refer to page 48 "DSI" ON*/OFF "KEY" GRN*/RED "DISP" "DIM" ON*/OFF ON*/OFF Setting overview Security code is set. Adjusts the brightness of the display according to the surrounding illumination. Specifies whether the built-in amplifier is turned ON/OFF. Sets the output destination of the dual zone function sub source. The amount of amplification for the bass range of the amplifier with BMS function is set. The central frequency to amplify by BMS is set. The various settings of LX amplifier are set. Switches to Monaural to decrease noise when reception is poor. [. . . ] · If the console has a lid, make sure to install the unit so that the faceplate will not hit the lid when closing and opening. · If the fuse blows, first make sure the wires aren't touching to cause a short circuit, then replace the old fuse with one with the same rating. · Insulate unconnected wires with vinyl tape or other similar material. To prevent a short circuit, do not remove the caps on the ends of the unconnected wires or the terminals. [. . . ]