background image

Client: 

 

Lidl

Project:   

DVT-480

Language: 

EN

Date: 

14.02.2008

Version:  04

Page: 

55 (of 57 pages)

Barcode: 400 5037 10 00 1 00259

Done: MS, KV

55

The remote 

control does not 

work.

Always direct the remote control towards 

the infrared sensor (14) on the front of the 

DVD player.

Ensure that the signal of the remote 

control is not blocked by any objects. 

Check whether the battery is correctly 

inserted.

Replace the exhausted battery.

21  Technical Specifications

General

Dimensions 

260 x 175 x 26,5 mm (L x W x H)

Weight 

950 g

LCD screen diagonal  

8.5” (21,6 cm)

Resolution 

480 x 234

 

pixels

Speaker output 

2 x 1 W

Laser 

class 1

Operating temperature 

0° to +40° C

Operating humidity 

20% to 80%

Storage temperature 

-10° to +60° C

DVD player

Input 

DC IN 12 V

Power consumption 

≤ 10 W

Max. output voltage on  

headphone socket 

150 mV

Regional code 

free

Universal power adapter

Manufacturer / Model 

Ktec / KSAD1200150W1UK

Input 

100-240V~50/60Hz

Output 

12 V   1,5 A

Summary of Contents for DVT-480

Page 1: ... DVT 480 User Manual English MODE ADJUST SETUP SCAN ...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...ngine or translated into other languages 3 Declaration The DVD player SilverCrest DVT 480 and the supplied accessories comply with the basic requirements and relevant regulations of EMC directive 2004 108 EC as well as the low voltage directive 2006 95 EC The equipment fulfills the demands of Standard EN 50332 parts 1 and 2 concerning the max sound pressure level of 100 dB A and an output voltage ...

Page 4: ... 4 Manufacturer Information JNC Datum Tech GmbH Benzstraße 33 71083 Herrenberg Germany For more information visit www mysilvercrest de ...

Page 5: ...o power supply 19 10 3 Insert battery remote control 19 10 4 Insert disc 20 10 5 Turn DVD player on 20 10 6 Remove disc and turn off DVD player 21 11 Connections 22 11 1 Connect active antenna 22 11 2 Headphones 22 11 3 Use external AV device for playback 22 11 4 Display signal of AV device 23 11 5 Connect digital amplifier 23 12 Mounting 24 13 Basic Operation 25 13 1 Use remote control 25 13 2 Tu...

Page 6: ...lay subtitle 35 14 18 Select audio language 36 14 19 Access menu 36 14 20 Rotate image 36 14 21 Slideshow effects 37 15 Setup Menu in DVD Mode 38 15 1 Access setup menu 38 15 2 System settings 38 15 3 Language settings 41 15 4 Audio settings 42 16 Data Storage Device Functions USB Memory Card 43 16 1 Connect data storage device 43 16 2 Select data storage device 43 16 3 File playback 44 16 4 Disco...

Page 7: ...V system 46 18 Setup Menu in DVB Mode 47 18 1 Access setup menu 47 18 2 Channel guide 47 18 3 System settings 50 18 4 Channel search 51 18 5 Games 52 19 Care Maintenance 53 20 Troubleshooting 53 21 Technical Specifications 55 22 Disposal 57 ...

Page 8: ...utlet only Ensure the wall outlet is in close proximity to the equipment and is accessible at all times Route the cables in such a way that nobody can trip over them Ensure that you do not route cables over edges do not kink the cable Disconnect from mains power supply during lightning When disconnecting do not pull on the cable always hold the plug Operating conditions Avoid moisture and dripping...

Page 9: ...inimum distance of 10 cm between the product and other objects and the shelf walls Do not set up the unit in close proximity to devices which are sensitive to disturbances by magnetic sources e g tape decks Do not place open sources of fire e g a burning candle on top or beside the equipment Do not expose the equipment to direct sunlight Operation Do not move the DVD player during playback this ca...

Page 10: ... that this does not obstruct the driver Batteries CAUTION There is a danger of explosion from inappropriate changing of batteries Replace the battery only with a battery of the same type A swallowed battery can be lethal Keep battery and remote control out of reach of children Immediately ask for medical assistance if a battery is swallowed The supplied battery may not be disassembled thrown into ...

Page 11: ...r or the unit itself immediately disconnect from mains power supply Do not use the equipment if there are visible damages to casing power adapter or mains cable Repairs to casing power adapter and mains cable are only permitted by qualified technical personnel Do not insert objects into the equipment Danger of electric shock Immediately disconnect from mains power supply if liquids or foreign obje...

Page 12: ...12 7 Package Contents 1 DVD player 1x MODE ADJUST SETUP SCAN 2 12V power adapter input 220V 1x 3 12V car adapter 1x 4 Head rest holder 1x 5 Mounting plate 1x 6 Phillips screw 4x washer 4x ...

Page 13: ...13 11 User manual 1x 7 Remote control with battery 1x 8 Active antenna 1x 9 AV cable 1x 10 Earphones 1x ...

Page 14: ...ection no function with DVD 9 SETUP open setup menu 10 confirm start playback 11 controls for menu navigation for DVD forward rewind skip forward skip backward 12 infrared LED s for IR headphones optional 13 power indicator lights up red during operation 14 infrared sensor MODE ADJUST SETUP SCAN 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 3 12 9 ...

Page 15: ...rt pause playback 19 left speaker 20 DC IN 12V 12V power adapter for DVD player 220V input 21 ON OFF ON OFF switch 22 AUDIO IN OUT OPTICAL OUT jack for audio signals output for optical audio signals 23 VIDEO IN OUT jack for video signals 24 DC OUT 12 V DC output max 500mA 25 headphones jack 26 VOLUME volume control ...

Page 16: ...de 29 infrared transmitter 30 ADJUST image settings 31 SCAN automatic scan 32 MUTE mute sound 33 AUDIO audio language 34 ZOOM zoom function 27 32 28 29 30 31 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 50 47 48 52 51 53 54 49 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 63 62 64 ...

Page 17: ...search function 46 P N TV system 47 SHIFT toggle function numeric buttons 48 battery compartment 49 numeric buttons 50 multi digit number 51 PROGRAM program 52 MENU display menu 53 REPEAT repeat function 54 TITLE display DVD title 55 RETURN return 56 SUBTITLE subtitles 57 search backward 58 play pause 59 skip to previous title 60 navigate down 61 navigate left 62 confirm play 63 OSD on screen disp...

Page 18: ...wer adapter to a well accessible wall outlet 9 2 Car adapter Vehicle operation The car adapter allows operating the DVD player in a vehicle The car adapter is designed for a 12V vehicle system Connect the car adapter to DC IN 20 on the DVD player Connect the car adapter to a well accessible 12V cigarette lighter jack or 12V vehicle power supply output jack The car adapter LED lights up red during ...

Page 19: ... chapter Mounting on page 24 10 2 Connect to power supply For power supply use the power adapter or car adapter Power Supply page 18 10 3 Insert battery remote control Open the battery compartment 48 at the bottom of the remote control Press and hold the locking mechanism on the side and pull out the battery holder at the same time Insert the supplied battery making sure to match the symbol on the...

Page 20: ...n in the center until it clicks into position Close the compartment by pressing the cover down until it locks into place 10 5 Turn DVD player on Slide the ON OFF switch 21 to the ON position The power indicator 13 lights up red The inserted disc is loaded READ is shown on the display The disc starts automatically Depending on the type of disc the following actions will take place DVD Usually an in...

Page 21: ...ss OPEN 6 in the direction of the arrow to open the disc compartment and remove the disc Close the compartment by pressing the cover down until it locks in place Slide the ON OFF switch 21 to the OFF position The power indicator 13 turns off Note If you open the cover during playback by accident the rotating disc will stop Do not remove the disc while it is still rotating ...

Page 22: ...lowest volume Connect the headphones connector to the jack 25 on the unit 11 3 Use external AV device for playback Connect for instance a TV set via the supplied A V cable Connect the video yellow and the audio green connectors to the VIDEO IN OUT 23 and AUDIO IN OUT 22 jacks on the DVD player Connect the RCA connector to the corresponding colour coded jacks on your TV set Select an AV channel for...

Page 23: ...lour coded jacks on your TV set Press MODE 28 to select AV INPUT Now you will receive the signal of the external DVD player 11 5 Connect digital amplifier With an optical digital cable not supplied you can connect the DVD player to a digital amplifier Connect the digital cable to OPTICAL OUT 22 on the DVD player and to the optical digital input of your amplifier Note Select the setting SPDIF RAW o...

Page 24: ...d rest and place the straps over and under the head rest Tighten the straps firmly and close the Velcro fasteners Insert the DVD player from above into the mounting plate Push the unit downward until it locks into place Connect the supplied car adapter to DC IN 20 on the DVD player Connect the car adapter to a well accessible 12V cigarette lighter jack or 12V vehicle power supply output jack The c...

Page 25: ...uttons Note Ensure that no objects obstruct the line between the infrared transmitter 29 of the remote control and the infrared sensor 14 on the unit The remote control can be affected by other infrared devices 13 2 Turn unit on and off Slide the ON OFF switch 21 to the ON position The power indicator 13 lights up red To turn the unit off slide the ON OFF switch 21 to the OFF position 13 3 Select ...

Page 26: ...pect ratio if the unit is connected to a screen with a 16 9 format 4 3 Select this aspect ratio if the unit is connected to a screen with a 4 3 format The display is rotated clockwise by 180 degrees Choose ON to turn the LED infrared transmitter on LEDs 12 light up red on the DVD player Use commercially available infrared headphones to receive the infrared signal from the unit Have your specialize...

Page 27: ...nd MUTE is displayed Press MUTE 32 again to cancel the mute function 13 7 Turn display off Press and hold ADJUST 15 on the unit for 2 seconds to turn the display off Press ADJUST 15 on the unit again or ADJUST 30 on the remote control to turn the display on again Note You can turn off the display only with ADJUST 15 on the unit ...

Page 28: ...l files of the folder are displayed Press 62 to play or view a file or to confirm your input Note If a file name is longer than can be displayed in the window only a part of the file name is shown 14 2 Disc playback This unit can play the following disc formats Audio Audio CD MP3 WMA Video DVD Video MPEG4 AVI MPEG2 VOB DAT Others JPEG DVD Audio disc The unit starts playback automatically If playba...

Page 29: ...c Press STOP 36 once to stop playback The DVD player stops at the current position The display briefly shows STOP PLAY TO CONTINUE Press 58 to continue playback Press STOP 36 twice to terminate disc playback The display briefly shows STOP Press 58 to start playback from the beginning of the CD 14 4 Pause DVD Audio MP3 WMA JPEG disc Press 58 to pause disc playback temporarily The display shows PAUS...

Page 30: ...SLOW 38 to reduce the playback speed There are 6 speed settings available 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 Press 58 to resume normal playback Audio MP3 WMA JPEG disc Function not available 14 8 Step DVD disc First press 58 Press STEP SLOW 38 to display a freeze image Press STEP SLOW 38 to step one frame ahead Press 58 to return to normal playback Press ZOOM 34 to enlarge or reduce frozen images Audio MP3 W...

Page 31: ...ion not available 14 10 Change angle DVD disc Press ANGLE 41 to select a viewing angle Note This function is not supported by all DVDs Audio MP3 WMA JPEG disc Function not available 14 11 Numeric buttons DVD Audio MP3 WMA JPEG disc With the numeric buttons 49 you directly select the number of the chapter title or the file Playback starts In order to select a multi digit number first press 50 The d...

Page 32: ...he numeric buttons 49 Press 62 to confirm and start playback The title is played in the preview window You can enter a chapter and a certain time hours minutes seconds in the same way Audio MP3 WMA disc A window with input fields for track TRK and track duration TRKTIME is displayed TRK is the default setting Press 62 and enter the desired track with the numeric buttons 49 Press 62 to confirm and ...

Page 33: ...EP ALL and REP CANCEL MP3 WMA JPEG disc You can repeat tracks folders or the entire CD The display successively displays REP 1 REP FOLDER REP ALL and REP CANCEL 14 14 Repeat section DVD Audio MP3 WMA disc Press A B 43 during playback to specify the beginning of a section Press A B 43 again to mark the end of the section The DVD player automatically skips to the beginning of the marked section and ...

Page 34: ...ric buttons 49 Select DELETE and press 62 to confirm the deletion of all inputs Press 58 to start playback of the programmed titles and chapters Delete program Delete programming by again pressing PROGRAM 51 Select DELETE and press 62 to confirm Audio MP3 WMA JPEG disc With an inserted DVD you can program up to 16 files in any desired order Proceed as with the programming of a DVD 14 16 Display in...

Page 35: ... muted as well as the elapsed playing time is displayed CD TRK 00 00 29 1 7 X JPEG disc The current image number and the total number of images are displayed CDrom PIC 1 33 X 14 17 Display subtitle DVD disc Press SUBTITLE 56 to change the subtitle language All languages are displayed successively Press SUBTITLE 56 until OFF is displayed to deactivate the subtitle language Note This function is onl...

Page 36: ...ENU 52 during playback to open the DVD menu Press 58 to resume DVD playback JPEG disc Press RETURN 55 during playback to display the title and folder overview Audio MP3 WMA disc Function not available 14 20 Rotate image JPEG disc Press 61 35 during image display to rotate it in 90 steps Press 64 60 during image display to mirror it horizontal vertically Note This function only changes the display ...

Page 37: ... 51 during playback to change the image transitions You can select from 15 effects The selected effect is not stored Select the effect again with each new slideshow Press STOP 36 to deactivate this function DVD Audio MP3 WMA disc Function not available ...

Page 38: ... Use 61 35 64 60 to navigate in the setup menu Press 62 to confirm a selection or input Press SETUP 27 again or select EXIT SETUP and confirm with 62 to close the setup window Note Some settings are disabled during disc playback Stop disc playback to enable the corresponding settings 15 2 System settings Press SETUP 27 and select SYSTEM SETUP L SCREEN SAVER SYSTEM SETUP TV SYSTEM PASSWOR RATING DE...

Page 39: ...utomatically depending on the connected TV set SCREEN SAVER Activate deactivate screen saver The screen saver is activated 3 minutes after pressing STOP 36 After turning the unit on if no disc is inserted after 3 minutes During DVD playback the screen saver is not activated PASSWORD The preset password is 0000 Press 62 and enter a new password with the numeric buttons 49 to change the password and...

Page 40: ...ontent rating must be stored on the DVD for the parental function to work If this is missing on the DVD the parental function cannot work Disable parental setting Select PASSWORD in the setup menu Press 62 and enter your password with the numeric buttons 49 Press 62 to confirm Now select the rating option ADULT in RATING The parental setting is disabled All DVDs are able to be played 1 KID SAF Chi...

Page 41: ...IO LANG Select the language for the DVD audio default English Available only if the inserted DVD is recorded with several languages If the selected language is not available the DVD starts with another language SUB LANG Select the DVD subtitle language default English Available only if the inserted DVD is recorded with several subtitle languages Select OFF to start without subtitles MENU LANG Sele...

Page 42: ...nected equipment SPDIF PCM Select this setting to output a digital signal if a digital 2 channel amplifier is connected to the DVD player Also read and observe the user manual of the connected equipment SOUND EFFECT NORMAL Select this option to play the DVD with normal sound SURROUND Select this option to improve the output sound of the DVD surround sound DYNAMIC RANGE If the playback is too loud ...

Page 43: ... MS MS Pro and MMC cards up to a capacity of 1 GB M O D E A D JU ST SE TU P SC A N 1 G B S D M e m o ry C a rd 16 2 Select data storage device If two data storage devices are connected at the same time after switching the unit on then the DVD player displays a selection menu Press 61 35 to select Disc USB or Memory Card Press 62 to confirm Disc USB Memory Ca r d If you connect a second data storag...

Page 44: ... 1 Initial setup Connect the active antenna to the DVB T antenna input 2 Turn the DVD player on Use 61 35 64 60 for menu navigation Press 62 to confirm your inputs Press MODE 28 to select DVB mode The following window is displayed Select YES to display the next window First Time Install Start installation wizard NO YES Select the appropriate country and specify the menu language Select NEXT First ...

Page 45: ...s 64 60 First press SHIFT 47 to activate SELECT NUM mode Enter a number with the numeric buttons 49 With 50 you can enter a multi digit number 17 3 Display channel information Press OSD 63 to display detailed information for the current channel Program Information TV Program NO Video PID 0001 0250 Service ID Audio PID 3 0251 Frequency Band Width 498 8KHz Constellation Hierarchy Mode 64QAM None Gua...

Page 46: ...f the programs are displayed Press EPG 40 again to close the window NEN E l e c t r o n i c P r o g r a m G u i d e 01 01 2008 08 00 09 00 ZDG ADB 17 5 Display teletext Some stations transmit teletext Teletext is transmitted with the TV signal and therefore needs good reception This service is not available for all stations Press TTX 42 to activate or deactivate teletext 17 6 Change TV system Pres...

Page 47: ...u Press 62 to confirm a selection or input Press SETUP 27 again or select EXIT SETUP and confirm with 62 to close the setup menu 18 2 Channel guide Press SETUP 27 and select channel guide Channel Guide TV Channels Radio Channels Channels Favorite Channels Edit Exit Setup TV Channels An overview of all received TV stations is displayed to switch favorite groups Press OSD to sort channel Nr All TV 0...

Page 48: ...y the stations assigned to a favorite group Favor Movie News Show to switch favorite groups Nr Movie 0006 RTS AET 0003 Channel Guide TV Channels Radio Channels An overview of the radio stations is displayed Channels Favorite Divide the stations into four groups Favor Favorites Movie News Shows Nr TV News Show Movie Favor 0001 Press ENTER to check uncheck DTV RADIO to switch TV RADIO RTS ZDG ADB ST...

Page 49: ...it the position Press 64 60 to select the desired position Press 62 to confirm the new position Nr TV Delete Move 0001 ENTER to move program CH CH to select position ENTER to confirm ADB ZDG RTS ST1 NEN AET 0002 0003 0004 0005 0006 Channel Guide Channels Edit Delete a station Press 62 to mark the station with a cross The station is deleted In order to reactivate the station you have to manually tu...

Page 50: ...etween SPDIF OFF SPDIF RAW or SPDIF PCM Read Audio settings on 42 OSD Language Select the menu language of the DVD player default English Parent Control Change the password Press 64 60 to select Change PIN and press 62 to confirm Enter the old PIN The preset password is 0000 Select a new PIN Enter the new PIN again The new PIN is set Disable a station Press 64 60 and select Channel Lock and press ...

Page 51: ...oltage for the external active antenna EXIT SETUP Exit the setup menu 18 4 Channel search Press SETUP 27 and select Program Scan Program Scan Auto Scan Manual Scan Default Setup Exit Setup Auto Scan Select the country Press 62 to start the channel search The found stations are added to the station list Note You can also activate the automatic station search with SCAN 31 on the remote control Selec...

Page 52: ...Scan Country Holland Scan Type Single Channel Start Channel 5 Start Freq 177500KHz End Channel S End Freq 177500KHz Band Width 7MHZ Start Scan Press Enter Default Setup Reset to factory settings Press OK to confirm M e s s a g e B o x Reset to default OK Cancel EXIT SETUP Exit the setup menu 18 5 Games Press SETUP 27 and select Games You can select between three different games BoxMan Burning Tetr...

Page 53: ...cloth Use no anti static cleaners or other cleaning agents to clean a disc 20 Troubleshooting If a problem arises check the following list before taking the product for servicing If you cannot solve a problem using the following information try contacting the Hotline Under no circumstances should you try to repair the equipment yourself This will void your warranty Problem Cause Solution DVD playe...

Page 54: ...supply Check the volume setting Ensure that MUTE 32 is not activated Ensure that the A V cable between DVD player and external equipment is properly connected and that the A V cable is not damaged Ensure that the cable of the active antenna and the DVB T antenna input 2 are not damaged Ensure that the display is not switched off Press ADJUST 15 on the unit or ADJUST 30 on the remote control to tur...

Page 55: ...hnical Specifications General Dimensions 260 x 175 x 26 5 mm L x W x H Weight 950 g LCD screen diagonal 8 5 21 6 cm Resolution 480 x 234 pixels Speaker output 2 x 1 W Laser class 1 Operating temperature 0 to 40 C Operating humidity 20 to 80 Storage temperature 10 to 60 C DVD player Input DC IN 12 V Power consumption 10 W Max output voltage on headphone socket 150 mV Regional code free Universal po...

Page 56: ...000 Hz Nominal input 3 mW Wide band characteristic voltage 75 mV DVD playback NTSC PAL Compatible media Video DVD DVD R RW Audio 8 12 cm CD CD R CD RW Compatible formats MPEG4 AVI MPEG2 VOB DAT JPEG MP3 WMA Connectors DVD player Video input output jack 3 5 mm Audio input output jack 3 5 mm Headphones output jack 3 5 mm DVB T DVB T antenna input USB USB port USB1 1 max 2GB Memory card SD MS MS PRO ...

Page 57: ... 96 EC to reduce electronic waste Therefore it is prohibited to dispose of your equipment with your household garbage Information regarding the disposal of old devices is available through your local municipality at the garbage disposal administration and at the shop where you acquired this product You can return this device free of charge at local collecting points Proper disposal of old equipmen...

Reviews: