Curtis DVD7016UK Operating Instructions Manual Download

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Table of Contents

Safety Precautions

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Safety Information

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Introduction

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Table of Contents

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Remote Control

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Quick Starting Guide

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Connecting to a TV

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Connecting to Optional Equipment

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Playing Back a Disc

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Playing Back a Picture CD/JPEG

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Locating a Specific Title, Chapter or Track

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Playing Repeatedly

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Playing in Favorite Order

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Zooming a Picture

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Selecting Subtitles

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Customising the Function Settings

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Trouble Shooting Guide

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1. Open the cassette cover.
Slide the cover in the direction of the
arrow 1 while folding down as the arrow 2.

2. place the battery into the guide.

3. Insert the tray into the remote
control.

• When you place the battery into the
guide, make sure the po is faced
up.
• The type of the battery used for the
remote is CR2025, lithium.

1.The remote control must point at the
remote sensor, in order for the DVD player
to function correctly.

2.The remote works best at a distance less
than 7 meters and at an angle of up to 60º
toward the front of the unit.

3.Obstacles should not remain in
between the remote control and the remote
sensor on the main unit.

PREPARING THE REMOTE CONTROL

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Summary of Contents for DVD7016UK

Page 1: ...DVD7016UK DVD Player Operating Instructions ...

Page 2: ...t generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communication However this is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment o...

Page 3: ...ing label If you are not sure of the type of power supply to your home consult your product dealer or local power company For products intended to operate from battery power or other sources refer to the operating instructions 12 Power Cord Protection Power supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them paying particular at...

Page 4: ...oduct has been dropped or damaged in any way and f When the product exhibits a distinct change in performance this indicates a need for service 21 Replacement Parts When replacement parts are required be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or have the same characteristics as the original part Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire electric sh...

Page 5: ...ed them to ur player in the future nges or modifications made to this equipment not ed by us or parties authorized by us will void all anties D Player 1 1 pair axial Cable 1 pair ghter Adapter 1 ntrol 1 wer Adapter 1 Manual 1 hones 1 1 W2 6Xg W M I X f 7He N1 f f f Le J5 f 3 K O Y f V Hg S Lg W R4 X f W YeI Xf 7H e V 1f gN f g f 3L fJ5f V Ke O Yf V4 0Y f 6Kf fI 6Xe f N 1e g e g e g e f J 5e fO 0Ye...

Page 6: ...f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f 27 Camera Angle f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f 28 rental Lock f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f 29 30 he Function Settings f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f 31 32 ng Guide...

Page 7: ...ss gently down on the DVD to snap the e then close the disc cover power switch on the left side of the unit on POWER ON OFF W2 6Xg W M I X f 7He N1 f f f Le J5 f 3 K O Y f V Hg S Lg W R4 X f W YeI Xf 7H e V 1f gN f g f 3L fJ5f V Ke O Yf V4 0Y f 6Kf fI 6Xe f N 1e g e g e g e f J 5e fO 0Ye 0Mf he he he he he he h hf L h J 1 h 7 LhJ 1h7Y 3 L f J5 N 1 f 7H 3 LfJ5e N 1f7He e3 L J5 e eN 1 7H e e 3 C5f e...

Page 8: ... W R4 X f W YeI Xf 7H e V 1f gN f g f 3L fJ5f V Ke O Yf V4 0Y f 6Kf fI 6Xe f N 1e g e g e g e f J 5e fO 0Ye 0Mf he he he he he he h hf L h J 1 h 7 LhJ 1h7Y 3 L f J5 N 1 f 7H 3 LfJ5e N 1f7He e3 L J5 e eN 1 7H e e 3 C5f e N Hf f3 5 f fN H f e f W X e O Xe e Mhf Y hf J Yhg K O Y f O26X f f he H f f Kf g f e g f H e g f f g f f g f f g f f g e J 5f 5g 5 e 7 Hf Yg Y eJ 5 Khe W Y V46Kh O 0YfI 6K f O20Mg...

Page 9: ...th a 3 5 mm stereo plug can be e volume by turning the dial W2 6Xg W M I X f 7He N1 f f f Le J5 f 3 K O Y f V Hg S Lg W R4 X f W YeI Xf 7H e V 1f gN f g f 3L fJ5f V Ke O Yf V4 0Y f 6Kf fI 6Xe f N 1e g e g e g e f J 5e fO 0Ye 0Mf he he he he he he h hf L h J 1 h 7 LhJ 1h7Y 3 L f J5 N 1 f 7H 3 LfJ5e N 1f7He e3 L J5 e eN 1 7H e e 3 C5f e N Hf f3 5 f fN H f e f W X e O Xe e Mhf Y hf J Yhg K O Y f O26X...

Page 10: ...IO SLOW which are combined with numbers set shift SHIFT and set shift off to use NUMBERS by pressing 1 LCD Monitor 2 Menu 3 LCD Mode 16 9 4 3 4 Setup 5 Enter 6 Direction Keys Up Down Right Left Previous Next Forward Reverse 7 Play Pause 8 Stop 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 7 W2 6Xg W M I X f 7He N1 f f f Le J5 f 3 K O Y f V Hg S Lg W R4 X f W YeI Xf 7H e V 1f gN f g f 3L fJ5f V Ke O Yf V4 0Y f 6Kf fI 6Xe f N 1e g...

Page 11: ...8x 16x 4x 8x 16x ARD REWIND STOP PLAY REV FWD W2 6Xg W M I X f 7He N1 f f f Le J5 f 3 K O Y f V Hg S Lg W R4 X f W YeI Xf 7H e V 1f gN f g f 3L fJ5f V Ke O Yf V4 0Y f 6Kf fI 6Xe f N 1e g e g e g e f J 5e fO 0Ye 0Mf he he he he he he h hf L h J 1 h 7 LhJ 1h7Y 3 L f J5 N 1 f 7H 3 LfJ5e N 1f7He e3 L J5 e eN 1 7H e e 3 C5f e N Hf f3 5 f fN H f e f W X e O Xe e Mhf Y hf J Yhg K O Y f O26X f f he H f f ...

Page 12: ...e or all DOWN to choose the picture or song you y back R or PLAY to enjoy the pictures or songs TOP or MENU button to view the CD is played the STOP or MENU is used EG folders and the corresponding files ur own Picture CDs omputer save pictures as JPEG format and n a CD R disc then you can watch on your GOTO REPEAT PLAY STOP MENU ENTER W2 6Xg W M I X f 7He N1 f f f Le J5 f 3 K O Y f V Hg S Lg W R4...

Page 13: ...back point A B button again at the end of the int B eo player will automatically return to point A epeat playback of the selected segment A B A B button to cancel the A B on eo player will resume to normal playback Set point A Set point B Resumes normal playback AB A W2 6Xg W M I X f 7He N1 f f f Le J5 f 3 K O Y f V Hg S Lg W R4 X f W YeI Xf 7H e V 1f gN f g f 3L fJ5f V Ke O Yf V4 0Y f 6Kf fI 6Xe ...

Page 14: ...g e g e f J 5e fO 0Ye 0Mf he he he he he he h hf L h J 1 h 7 LhJ 1h7Y 3 L f J5 N 1 f 7H 3 LfJ5e N 1f7He e3 L J5 e eN 1 7H e e 3 C5f e N Hf f3 5 f fN H f e f W X e O Xe e Mhf Y hf J Yhg K O Y f O26X f f he H f f Kf g f e g f H e g f f g f f g f f g f f g e J 5f 5g 5 e 7 Hf Yg Y eJ 5 Khe W Y V46Kh O 0YfI 6K f O20Mg V4 6X e O20Mhe I e 0M V Y e O26Xe e M he Hhf 5 hf Kf Y f O26X e e e e e H e e e e f e...

Page 15: ...ber Total playing time Playing time Press the DISPLAY during playback to turn on the ON SCREEN DISPLAY Press it again to turn it off DISPLAY W2 6Xg W M I X f 7He N1 f f f Le J5 f 3 K O Y f V Hg S Lg W R4 X f W YeI Xf 7H e V 1f gN f g f 3L fJ5f V Ke O Yf V4 0Y f 6Kf fI 6Xe f N 1e g e g e g e f J 5e fO 0Ye 0Mf he he he he he he h hf L h J 1 h 7 LhJ 1h7Y 3 L f J5 N 1 f 7H 3 LfJ5e N 1f7He e3 L J5 e eN...

Page 16: ... Menu Parental Password Default Go To Preference Page General Audio Dolby Video Preference SETUP STOP DIRECTION W2 6Xg W M I X f 7He N1 f f f Le J5 f 3 K O Y f V Hg S Lg W R4 X f W YeI Xf 7H e V 1f gN f g f 3L fJ5f V Ke O Yf V4 0Y f 6Kf fI 6Xe f N 1e g e g e g e f J 5e fO 0Ye 0Mf he he he he he he h hf L h J 1 h 7 LhJ 1h7Y 3 L f J5 N 1 f 7H 3 LfJ5e N 1f7He e3 L J5 e eN 1 7H e e 3 C5f e N Hf f3 5 f...

Page 17: ...by Video Preference General Audio Dolby Video Preference Audio Dolby Video Preference W2 6Xg W M I X f 7He N1 f f f Le J5 f 3 K O Y f V Hg S Lg W R4 X f W YeI Xf 7H e V 1f gN f g f 3L fJ5f V Ke O Yf V4 0Y f 6Kf fI 6Xe f N 1e g e g e g e f J 5e fO 0Ye 0Mf he he he he he he h hf L h J 1 h 7 LhJ 1h7Y 3 L f J5 N 1 f 7H 3 LfJ5e N 1f7He e3 L J5 e eN 1 7H e e 3 C5f e N Hf f3 5 f fN H f e f W X e O Xe e M...

Page 18: ...l the parental lock function or change the parental lock level The Pre set password is 3308 Reset the player W2 6Xg W M I X f 7He N1 f f f Le J5 f 3 K O Y f V Hg S Lg W R4 X f W YeI Xf 7H e V 1f gN f g f 3L fJ5f V Ke O Yf V4 0Y f 6Kf fI 6Xe f N 1e g e g e g e f J 5e fO 0Ye 0Mf he he he he he he h hf L h J 1 h 7 LhJ 1h7Y 3 L f J5 N 1 f 7H 3 LfJ5e N 1f7He e3 L J5 e eN 1 7H e e 3 C5f e N Hf f3 5 f fN...

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