Connection and Setup of the Audiovox DV1680 DVD Player |
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Selecting the Video System The video system of the DVD Player can be set automatically according to the contents of the DVD or VCD titles. In general, the NTSC system, used by the USA, is also used in most Asian countries. The PAL system, used by most European countries, is used in China and Hong Kong. The DVD Player is compatible with both the NTSC and PAL systems. |
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Connecting the Power
Battery Information:
Installing the Battery:
Removing the Battery:
Power Switch: Turns the DVD Player on or off. Press once to turn the power ON. Press again to turn the power OFF. Power Indicator: Not lit when the power is off. Red light indicates standby mode. Green light indicates busy mode. Battery Charge Indicator: Not lit when the battery is not being charged. Yellow indicates that battery charging is in progress. Blinking yellow light indicates that the battery is finished charging. |
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Digital Output: The DVD Player is equipped with a digital output. You can connect the signal to an AC3 and DTS decoder and amplifier with an optical cable to enjoy the high-end effect at 5.1 channels. Signal Input and Output: The DVD Player can apply signals to a TV, amplifier, VCR, video projector, or any other audiovisual components. The DVD Player can receive signals from a VCR, video camera, or even an amplifier. The video/audio signals can then be played back over the speakers, earphones, and screen. Earphone Jack: The jack is a standard 3.5mm earphone jack. You can use the stereo earphones shipped with the DVD Player, or use any other standard earphones. When the earphones are plugged in the phone jack, the DVD Player speakers are muted. A/V Terminals: Allows you to use the DVD Player's A/V cable (stereo audio cable with 2 channels, and one for video signal) to connect the DVD Player to audiovisual components. A/V Signal Input/Output Switch: Slide the switch to set the DVD Player to input or output mode. When the switch is in the IN position, all output signals from the DVD Player are muted so the DVD Player can receive input signals. MAKE SURE THE INPUT/OUTPUT SWITCH IS IN THE OUT POSITION BEFORE TRYING TO PLAY A DISC. S-VHS Output: Using the S-VHS signal produces better picture quality. Connect it with a S-VHS cable (optional) between the DVD Player and your TV. The S-VHS signal output cannot be used while DVD Player is powered by the battery. The battery connector is covered when the S-VHS signal is being used. DC In: The DVD Player comes with an AC adapter for indoor or long-time playing use. Connect the adapter's power cord to a household power source. Connect the other end of the adapter to the DC IN connector on the DVD Player. Use only the AC adapter that is shipped with the DVD Player. Using a substitute adapter may result in damage to the DVD Player. External Connection: You can connect the DVD Player to any audiovisual equipment from the DVD Player's output terminals of DVD Player. You can also connect any audiovisual equipment to the DVD Player's input terminals. To switch the DVD Player's signal source between input and output, adjust the Input/Output switch (IN OUT). Set the switch to the OUT position, to transmit signals from the DVD Player to other equipment. Set the switch to the IN position for the DVD Player to receive signals from other equipment. When the signal source of the DVD Player is in the IN position, the LCD on the front panel will not illuminate when no external signal is coming in. A/V Out: When the A/V IN/OUT switch is in the OUT position, A/V signals will come out from the 3-in-1 A/V cable during playback. Use the DVD Player's AV cable to transmit signal to the following components:
S-VHS Out: Some equipment is equipped with a S-VHS terminal, which you can use instead of the RCA video terminal. The picture quality of a S-VHS signal is better than an ordinary RCA signal. When you use the S-VHS cable, you do not need to connect the Yellow RCA video cable. The RCA terminal will send out a signal at the same time, and you may connect it to another TV set. Stereo Audio Out: You can connect the stereo audio out of the DVD Player to the following equipment:
Digital Out: You can connect the DVD Player to audio equipment with an AC-3 and/or DTS decoder with an optical cable from the Digital Out on the side of the DVD Player. A/V Signal Input: When the A/V IN/OUT switch is in the IN position, the DVD Player will receive incoming signals from the 3-in-1 A/V terminal. Use the DVD Player's AV cable to connect to the following components:
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Initial Setup To display the initial set up screen, press the SETUP the remote control. The initial setup includes five menu pages:
Preferences Setup:
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