Goodmans GCE67W5DVDK, User Manual

Page 1: ...82 195 00220 GCE67W5DVDK Dual Screen Portable DVD Player With Remote Control User Guide Goodmans Product Information Helpline 0870 873 0080 GCE67W5DVDK...

Page 2: ...Changing Audio Soundtrack Language 19 Changing Subtitle Languages 19 Viewing from Different Angles 19 Using a DVD Menu 19 Using the Menu Function 19 Audio CD Playback 20 Basic Audio CDs Playback 20 S...

Page 3: ...must be authorised by Macrovision Corporation and isintended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorised by Macrovision Corporation Reverse engineering or disassembly is p...

Page 4: ...r filled items such as a vase on top of the Portable DVD Player Do not place naked flame sources such as candles on top of the Portable DVD Player Cleaning Ensure that the mains adapter is disconnecte...

Page 5: ...duce heat DO NOT use this apparatus near water for example sinks tubs and pools or expose it to rain moisture or dripping or splashing liquids No objects filled with water such as vases should be plac...

Page 6: ...ul To guard against this before your hearing adapts set the volume at a low level Declbel Level dB example 30dB quiet library soft whisper 40dB Living room fridge freezer bedroom away from traffic 50d...

Page 7: ...1 Monitor X 1 Remote Control X 1 Rechargeable battery 2800mAh X 1 Power adaptor X 1 12V cigar adaptor X 1 AV RCA cable X 1 Earphone X 2 Carry bag for the DVD player X 1 Mounting straps for the monito...

Page 8: ...F BWD LEFT Button 6 PLAY SEL Button 7 PREVIOUS Button 8 STOP DOWN Button 9 Number Buttons 10 LCD Button Remote Control 11 MODE Button 12 SUBTITLE Button 13 TITLE Button 14 ANGLE Button 15 F FWD RIGHT...

Page 9: ...ed continued 1 LCD Screen 2 Speakers 3 VOLUME Button 4 VOLUME Button 5 PLAY Button 6 PAUSE Button 7 STOP Button 8 OPEN Button 9 Remote Sensor 10 LED Indicator 11 Disc Cover 12 DC IN Socket 13 POWER Sw...

Page 10: ...4 3 switch 5 BRIGHTNESS adjustment dial 6 COLOUR adjustment dial 7 Earphone 1 socket 8 Earphone 2 socket 16 10 11 12 13 14 15 Front Panel Back Panel Right Left Panel 5 6 7 8 9 9 Volume adjustment dia...

Page 11: ...By AC power adaptor b By cigar adaptor plug Getting Started continued Power Supply Connect the supplied AC power adaptor 12Vdc 1 25A the other end to the wall outlet Connect the supplied 12 volt cigar...

Page 12: ...Always remember to lock the clips and tighten the straps to ensure safety of your passengers 1 Place your portable DVD player into the carry bag 2 Pull the elastic straps over the top corners of the s...

Page 13: ...gh eyelets of the monitor 1 Loop the straps around the headrest with the screen facing the rear seat and then fasten the straps with the velcros 2 6 Connect the DVD player and the monitor to your car...

Page 14: ...the unit 2 The charging time the battery pack is approximately 3 5 hours and the playing time is approximately 2 5 hours Battery Pack Information Charge Playback Time Charge Time hr DVD Playback Time...

Page 15: ...press battery release button then slowly remove it from the portable DVD player by sliding it carefully away from the player 2 Connect the AC power adaptor to the DC IN socket on the right side of th...

Page 16: ...ode if the player is in AV IN Mode Note AV OUT appears on the screen after switching the mode Connecting to Other Audio Equipment 1 Connect the DVD Player to Power 2 Connect the Coaxial output of the...

Page 17: ...ayer to the Audio Video Out of external devices 3 Press Mode button to switch to AV IN Mode if the player is in AV OUT mode Note AV IN appears on the screen after switching the mode VIDEO OUT AV IN AU...

Page 18: ...pped by pressing Play Sel 2 To completely stop the disc playback press Stop again Pausing Playback 1 Press Pause 2 To return to normal playback press Play Sel Frame Advance Step 1 Press Pause to pause...

Page 19: ...ng the button several times it may indi cate that language is not available on the disc Changing Subtitle Languages 1 Press Subtitle during playback 2 Press Subtitle a number of times until a preferre...

Page 20: ...n press Info again Skipping a Track Ahead or Back Skipping Ahead Press Next during playback Skip a track each time you press the button Skipping Back Press Previous during playback When you press the...

Page 21: ...enu appears after a few seconds 2 Press Left to enter the folder list on the left screen Press Up Down to highlight a folder and then press Play Sel 3 Press Right to enter the file list on the right s...

Page 22: ...press Play Sel To leave SETUP MENU press Setup Note If the language selected is not recorded on the disc the player will play the top priority language of the disc Audio Setup Digital Out 1 Press Setu...

Page 23: ...t to a 2 channel digital stereo amplifier Please do not adjust the volume to zero Video Setup 1 Press Setup in stop mode 2 Press Left Right to select VIDEO SETUP icon and then press Play Sel AUDIO SET...

Page 24: ...6 9 Wide Select 16 9 Wide for a wide screen TV set to played in FULL size To leave SETUP MENU press Setup TV System 3 Press Up Down to select TV SYSTEM and then press Play Sel 4 To select the option p...

Page 25: ...r children under age 17 8 ADULT Adult only Note You can use the parental control lock ONLY with DVD discs featured with the parental lock function Please keep in mind that discs not encoded with ratin...

Page 26: ...preferred option and then press Play Sel To leave SETUP MENU press Setup Note Pressing Angle will change camera angles for moviesthatsupportthisfeatureregardlessofwhether the ANGLE MARK feature is On...

Page 27: ...ain until the LCD setting box disappears Panel Setting 1 Press LCD a number of times to select PANEL 2 Press Left Right to choose a preferred panel setting Press LCD again until the LCD setting box di...

Page 28: ...O NOT leave the disc near a heat source such as heating pipe DO NOT leave a disc inside a car under direct sunlight After Playback always remove the disc from the player and return it to the display s...

Page 29: ...hoose the correct setup TV Aspect item No operations perform with the remote Check the batteries are installed with the correct polarities and control The batteries are depleted replace them with new...

Page 30: ...circular motion circular scratches are likely to occur which will cause noise If the disc is brought from a cold to a warm environment moisture may form on the disc Wipe the moisture off with a soft...

Page 31: ...axial Output x 1 Headphone Socket Headphone Socket x 1 Line Voltage AC 100 240 VAC 10 50 60 Hz Adapter Power Consumption 15W 12V 1 25A Dimensions 210 mm L x 155 mm W x 41 mm H Monitor LCD Display 7 ac...

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