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Speaker

Setup

Adjust

the

following

settings

for

the

built-in

5.1

channel

surround

decoder.

1

Select

"5.1

Speaker

Setup"

using

the

3/4

buttons

on

the

setup

menu.

2

While

"5.1

Speaker

Setup"

is

selected,

press

2

button.

3

Press

2

buttons

to

select

the

desired

speaker.

4

Adjust

options

by

using

341

2

buttons.

Speaker

selection

Select

a

speaker

that

you

want

to

adjust.

((Front

speak-

ers

(Left),

Front

speakers

(Right),

Centre

Speaker,

Rear

speakers

(Left),

Rear

speakers

(Right),

or

Subwoofer))

Volume

Press

1

/

2

to

adjust

the

output

level

of

the

selected

speaker.

(-6dB

~

+6dB)

Size

Since

the

speaker

settings

are

fixed,

you

cannot

change

the

settings.

Distance

If

you

connected

speakers

to

your

DVD/CD

receiver

,

setting

the

Distance

lets

the

speakers

know

how

far

the

sound

has

to

travel

to

reach

your

set

listening

point.

This

allows

the

sound

from

each

speaker

to

reach

the

listener

at

the

same

time.

(1

ft

=

30.48

cm)

ote

You

can

not

set

the

distance

of

subwoofer

speaker.

Test

Press

ENTER

to

test

the

signals

of

each

speaker.

Adjust

the

volume

to

match

the

volume

of

test

signals

memorized

in

the

system.

Front

Left

(L)

→

Centre

→

Front

Right

(R)

→

Rear

Right

(R)

→

Rear

Left

(L)

→

Subwoofer

Return

Press

ENTER

to

return

to

the

previous

menu.

Last

Condition

Memory

This

DVD/CD

receiver

memorizes

the

user

settings

for

the

last

disc

that

you

have

viewed.

Settings

remain

in

memory

even

if

you

remove

the

disc

from

the

player

or

switch

off

the

player.

If

you

load

a

disc

that

has

its

set-

tings

memorized,

the

latest

stop

position

is

automatical-

ly

recalled.

otes

--

Settings

are

stored

in

memory

for

use

any

time.

--

This

DVD/CD

receiver

does

not

memorize

settings

of

a

disc

if

you

switch

off

the

DVD/CD

receiver

before

commencing

to

play

it.

System

Select

You

must

select

the

appropriate

system

mode

for

your

TV

system.

If

NO

DISC

appears

in

the

display

window,

press

and

hold

PAUSE/STEP

on

the

front

panel

or

remote

control

for

more

than

5

seconds

to

be

able

to

select

a

system

(PAL,

NTSC,

or

AUTO).

When

the

selected

system

does

not

coincide

with

the

system

of

your

TV,

normal

colour

picture

may

not

be

displayed.

AUTO:

Select

when

DVD/CD

receiver

is

connected

with

Multi

system

TV.

NTSC:

Select

when

DVD/CD

receiver

is

connected

with

NTSC-TV.

PAL:

Select

when

DVD/CD

receiver

is

connected

with

PAL-TV.

Video

Mode

Setting

With

certain

discs,

the

playback

picture

may

be

flick-

ering

or

Dot

Crawl

is

shown

on

straight

lines.

That

means

Vertical

interpolation

or

De-interlace

is

not

perfectly

matched

with

the

disc.

In

that

case,

the

picture

quality

can

be

improved

with

changing

video

mode.

To

change

the

video

mode,

press

and

hold

DISPLAY

for

3

seconds

during

playback

of

a

disc.

Changed

video

mode

number

is

displayed

on

the

TV

screen.

Check

whether

video

quality

is

improved.

You

can

repeat

above

procedure

until

desired

picture

quality

appears.

Procedure

of

video

mode

is

changed;

MODE1

→

MODE2

→

MODE3

→

MODE1

If

you

turn

off

the

the

power,

the

video

mode

will

be

back

to

initial

state

(MODE1).

ote

--

This

function

available

when

the

Progressive

Scan

to

"On"

on

the

setup

menu

for

progressive

signal,

see

page

17.

VCD1.1

VCD2.0

DVD

VCD1.1

CD

DVD

Disc

Subtitle

Disc

Menu

Rating

Country

Code

TV

Aspect

Menu

Language

Progressive

Scan

5.1

Speaker

Setup

Others

Disc

Audio

R R

Front

L

Volume

0

dB

Size

Small

Distance

1

ft

Test

Return

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