Sony MEX-DV2100 manual

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    Инструкция п о эксплуатации Інcтpyкції з eк cплyaтaції © 2007 Sony Corporation MEX-D V2100 3-276-513- 21 (1) RU UA Multi D isc Player Multi Disc Player Многодисковый проигрыватель[...]

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    2 Wa r n in g T o prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expo se t he unit to ra in or m o istu re . T o avoid electrical shock, do not ope n the cabinet . Refer ser vicing to qua lified personnel only . CA UTION The use of optical instru ments with t his product will increa se eye h azar d. A s the laser b eam used in th is C D/DVD play er is ha rm [...]

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    3 On safety • Comply with t he traff i c laws in y our country . • For your safe ty , the monito r conn ected to the FR ONT VIDEO OUT turns of f automaticall y when the park ing brake is not app lied. W arning if your car’ s ignition has no A CC po sit ion Be sure to se t the Auto Off function (page 4 8). The un it will sh ut off comple tely [...]

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    4 T able of C ontents Welcome ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Copyrights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Playab le discs a nd symbols used in t his manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Location and function of co ntrols . . . . . . . . . . 10 Main unit . . . .[...]

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    For installation and connections, see the supplied installation/connections manual. 5 Sound Adjustment Adjus ting the so und ch aract erist ics — SOUND . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Enjoyi ng sophi sticate d soun d functi ons — X-DSP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Creati ng a virtua l cent[...]

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    6 W elcome ! Thank you for purchasi ng this S ony Multi Di sc Player . Before operating t his unit, read this manual thoro ughly and retain it for fut ure refe rence. Features Fo llow th e page r eference for details . *1 Depend ing on track length an d recorde d samp ling rate. *2 Unavailable when an other optio nal device is connec ted to the BUS[...]

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    7 Copyri ghts This p roduct inco rporat es copyr ight pr otect ion techno logy tha t is protect ed by U.S. pat ents and other i ntellec tual pr operty rights. Us e of this cop yri ght pr otec tion te chno logy m ust be author ized by Macrovi sion, and i s inte nded for home and other limited vie wing us es only unless otherw ise au thorized by Macr[...]

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    8 Playable discs and symbols used in this manual This unit can play v ariou s vi deo/ audio discs . The follo wing c hart helps you to check if a disc is supported by thi s unit, as we ll as what f unctions are av ailable for a gi v en d isc type . *1 Audio files can a lso be s tored. F or d etails, see p age 9. *2 V ideo/im age file s can also be [...]

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    9 The follo wing chart sho ws the suppor ted compressio n formats, their f ile types, an d the disc types on whic h those files c an be stor ed. A vail able fun ctions dif fe r depe ndin g on th e fo rmat, reg ardle ss of disc type . The f ormat symbo ls b elo w appea r ne xt to t he des cript ion of fu ncti ons a v aila ble f or th at fo rmat. Tip[...]

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    10 Location and function of controls Main unit Front panel removed Refer t o the page s listed f or details . Ins truc tions in this manua l gene rall y descri be the contro ls on t he card rem ote com mand er . Y ou can also use th e controls on the ma in unit if the y ha ve the same or similar names to those on the car d remote c ommander . A OFF[...]

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    11 F A UX input jac k 51 T o co nnect a portab le audi o device. G OPEN button 15, 16, 17 , 18 H LIST/PTY (Program T ype) bu tton 34, 38 T o lis t up* 1 ; select PTY in RDS. I Rece ptor f or th e car d remote commander J SEEK –/+ buttons 17, 19, 20, 22 Disc: T o skip a cha pter /trac k/scen e/file (p ress); re vers e/f ast- forward disc (pre ss a[...]

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    12 Car d remote commander RM-X162 Refer t o the page s listed f or details . Remo ve the insu lati on film befo re u se (p age 15). A OFF button 14, 16, 18, 23 T o power off/stop the sou rce (p ress); shut off complete ly (press and hold). B Number butt ons 16, 17, 23, 24 , 29, 30, 31, 32, 36, 3 8 Disc: T o locate a title/chapte r/track. Radio: T o[...]

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    13 G PICTURE EQ button 28 T o se lect th e pictu re quali ty . H u (Pla y/ P aus e) b utt on 16, 17 , 18, 19 , 22 T o sta rt/ pause play back . I .m / M> butto n s 17, 19 , 20, 22 Disc: T o skip a cha pter /trac k/scen e/file (p ress); re vers e/f ast- forward disc (pre ss and hold momentar ily); re v erse/ fast- forw ard track (pres s and ho ld[...]

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    14 Getti ng Started Installing the unit and an optional monitor Firstly , install and connect the unit and an optional monito r . This uni t can be op erated using the di splays that appear on the unit an d/or th e option al mon itor . Note that this manual includes in structions concern ing disp lays on bot h unit an d/or opti onal monitor . Fo r [...]

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    15 4 Rota te th e volum e co ntrol d ial to select your listening position, then press i t. Select “FR ONT L” if your list ening positio n is front l eft, or select “FR O NT R” if fr ont right. The cloc k disp lay appea rs when the setting is complete. This sett ing can the n be furt her configu red in setup or the soun d menu. For details [...]

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    16 Basic Op erations Playing video discs Depend ing on th e disc, some operat ions may b e different or r estricted . Refer to the oper ating ins tructio ns sup plied with your d isc. T o stop playback Press (OFF) . 1 T urn on your monitor , then select the input sourc e on yo ur monitor corresponding to this unit. 2 Press (OPEN ) on the main unit.[...]

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    17 T o eject the disc 1 Press (OPEN) on th e main unit. 2 Press Z (rear of front panel). 3 Close the front panel. About the DVD menu A D VD is di vide d into se ve ral sectio ns, which mak e up a pi cture or mus ic featur e. These sect ions are calle d “titles . ” W hen yo u pla y a D VD th at cont ains several tit les, yo u can se lect a de si[...]

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    18 Playing audio discs Depend ing on th e disc, some operat ions may b e different or r estricted . Refer to the oper ating ins tructio ns sup plied with your d isc. T o stop playback Press (OFF) . T o eject the disc 1 Press (OP EN) on the main unit . 2 Press Z ( rear of front pane l). 3 Clos e the front pa nel . 1 Press (OPEN ) on the main unit. 2[...]

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    19 Other playback operations * When a n MP3/W MA is played. To Press pause/ resu me play af ter paus e u skip a trac k .m ( < )/ M> ( , ) reverse/fa st-for ward track and hol d .m / M> skip an al bum* Main uni t: (3) (ALBUM –)/ (4 ) (ALBUM +) Remo te : M / m skip alb ums co ntinuously* Main uni t: and ho ld (3) (ALBUM –)/ (4) (ALBUM +)[...]

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    20 Listening to the radio Tip F or d etails on other radi o functi ons, see “Advanced Ope rations — Radio” o n page 36 . With th e card remo te co mma nder Use (SRC) instead of (SOURCE) , and .m / M> inst ead o f (SEEK) –/+. 1 Press (SOUR CE) repeat edly until “TUNE R” appears. 2 Press (MODE) repeatedly until the desired band (FM1, F[...]

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    21 Enjoying Sur round Soun d Creating an ideal field for multi-channel sound A proc edure exam ple to cr eate an ideal field fo r multi-c hannel (5.1-cha nnel) sound is intro duced in thi s section . Fol low the page refere nce for details . 1 Set the spea ker configur ation. Set th e conn ecti on sta tus of the cen ter sp eak er and subw oofe r . [...]

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    22 Advance d Operatio ns — Discs This chapter cons ists of the follo wing sections. • Video-spec ific operations * t pa ge 22 to 30 • Video * / aud io com mo n o pe rat io ns t pa ge 30 to 34 • Audio-specific operati ons t pa ge 34 to 36 * Incl uding JPE G oper ati ons . Playing DivX ® /JPEG files Note If the disc co ntains mult iple file [...]

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    23 Using PBC functions — Playback control The PBC menu assi sts your operatio n interact iv ely while a PBC compatible VCD is played . 1 St art pla y ing a PBC compat ib le VCD . The P BC men u appe ars. 2 Press the numb er buttons to selec t the desir ed item, then pres s (ENTER) . 3 Follo w the instructions in the menu f or interactive operati [...]

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    24 E.g., when playing a D VD A Play mode menu it ems For de tails, se e “List o f play mode menu items ” on page 24 . B D VD: T itle number /T otal VCD: T rack numbe r/T otal* 1 JPEG: Albu m number/T otal Di vX: A lbu m (fol der) numbe r/T ota l C D VD: Chapter number/T otal JPEG: Im age num ber/ T ota l DivX: File number/T otal D Elapsed playb[...]

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    25 Viewing time/tex t information of the disc Checking time information The playback ti me and remaining t ime of the curren t title, chapte r , track, et c., can be checked dur ing vid eo/i mage pl ayba ck. 1 During playback, pres s (DSPL) . The c urrent playbac k infor mation ap pear s. 2 Press (DSPL) repeat edly to switch the time inf ormati on.[...]

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    26 Configuring audio settings Changing the audio language/ for m at For D VD, the au dio lan guage can be chan ged if the disc is recor ded with multi lingual t racks. For D VD/D ivX, you can ch ange t he aud io form at when pl aying a di sc reco rded in multi ple audi o form ats (e .g. , Dolby D igita l). 1 During playbac k, press (AUDIO) repeat e[...]

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    27 The prog ram for mat nam e and ch annel nu mbers appear as follow . Exam ple: Dolb y Dig it al 5. 1 ch T o hi de the play m ode me nu, pre ss (VISUAL SETUP) . Adjusting the audio output le vel — D VD level The audi o output lev el differs depe ndin g on the reco rded for mat. T o red uce th e volum e level differences betwe en disc and so urce[...]

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    28 Adjusting the picture quality — Picture EQ Y ou can se lect a pi cture qu ality sui table for th e interio r bright ness of the car . 1 During playbac k, press (PICTURE EQ) repeatedly until the desired option appe ar s. Options differ dependin g on the set ting in vis ual setup (p age 45 ). In visual se tup, the settings of “PICTURE EQ” in[...]

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    29 Locking discs — Parental control * * Excluding D VD-R/D VD-R DL/D VD- RW in VR mode. Y o u can lo ck a disc , or set playb ack re stric tions acco rding to a predet ermined level such as viewer age. Restricted s cenes ca n be blocked or replac ed wit h different sc enes when a pa rental control compa tible D VD is p layed. Activa ting parental[...]

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    30 5 Press M / m to select “ST ANDARD , ” then p ress (ENTER) . The optio ns app ear . 6 Press M / m to select the d esired ar ea to apply its movie ratin gs, then press (ENTER) . The area is sele cted. When yo u select “OTHERS t ,” e n t e r t h e area co de selec ting fr om “ Area code lis t” on page 63, using t he numb er buttons. 7 [...]

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    31 The sh uffle options and swi tching order of each disc/f ormat are in dicated bel ow . *1 A vailable only w hen pl a ying vers ion 1.0/ 1.1 VCD, or version 2.0 VCD without PBC function. *2 Excluding D VD-R/D VD-R DL/D VD-RW in VR mode. T o return to normal play mode, sele ct “OFF . ” Setting from the play mode menu 1 During playback, pres s [...]

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    32 Setting from the play mode menu Search i tems differs de pend ing on the disc/ form at as follows . * Av ailable only when pla ying VCD without PBC function. 1 During playbac k, press (VISUAL SETUP) . The play mode m enu ap pears. 2 Press M / m to se lect the desir ed ite m, then p ress (ENTER) . The number i n parenthese s indica tes the to tal[...]

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    33 Notes • T his funct ion is unavailable for discs in Do lby Digital (other t han 2- channel ) or DTS for mat. • The Pro Lo gic I I mode is de activ a ted in the ka ra oke mode. Tip Y ou c an also change the setting by selecting “PROLOGIC II” in the vi sual s etup menu ( page 46) . Enjoying karaoke Y o u can co nnect a mi crophon e (not su[...]

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    34 Listing up tracks /images/video files — LIST Selecting a track/image/vide o file Y ou can list up albums /folde rs/trac ks/im age s/ video files on the mon itor, and select a desire d one to pl ay . This fun ction i s con venie nt espec ially fo r the disc i n M P3/W MA/J PEG /DivX fo rma t contai ning m any al bums/track s, et c. 1 During pla[...]

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    35 E Track numbe r/T o tal F Elap sed pl ayback time G Current play mode H Oper ation ass ist m essa ges Tip Y ou c an selec t a track to play usi ng a list ( page 34) . Configuring playback settings for Super Audio CD Selecting a playbac k lay er Some Su per Aud io CD co nsists of 2 la yers: Super A udio CD layer an d CD layer, and Super Audi o CD[...]

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    36 T o hide the sy stem s etup d isplay , pr ess (SYSTEM SETUP) . Note F or Sup er A ud io CDs cons isti ng of on ly a Su per A udi o CD la yer , that laye r is played regardless of setting. Tip The setting in vis ual setup will switch the setting in system setup automatica lly , and vice versa. Selecting the sound qualit y This unit allows you to [...]

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    37 Rece iv ing st ore d stat io ns 1 Select the ban d, then press a numbe r button ( (1) to (6) ). RDS Over view FM stations with Radio Data System (RDS) serv ice sen d inaudi ble dig ital info rmat ion alon g wit h the r eg ular ra dio prog ram si gnal. Display items A Radi o band , Func tion B TA / T P * 1 C Frequ ency* 2 (Pro gram se rvic e nam [...]

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    38 Presetting the volume of traffic announcements Y ou can preset the volu me lev el of t he traf fi c announcements so as to not miss h earing them. 1 Pres s (VOL) +/– repe atedl y to a djus t the volume le ve l. 2 Press an d hold (AF/TA) until “T A” ap pear s. With th e main un it Rot ate th e v ol ume co ntrol dial inst ead o f pres sin g [...]

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    39 Sound A djustment Adjusting the sound characteristics — SOUND Y o u can ad just th e sound ch arac teristi cs accor ding to y our pr efer ence . 1 During playback/recept ion, pre ss (SOUND) r epeatedly until the desired setting item appears on the ma in unit. 2 Press < / , to adjust the level or sele ct t he de sire d op tion . After 3 sec [...]

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    40 Optimizing sound f or the listening position — Intelligent Time Alignment The unit can change the loc aliza tion of s ound b y delayi ng the sou nd outpu t from eac h spea ker to suit you r posit ion, an d simula te a natu ral sou nd field with the feeling of being i n the cent er of it wher ev er you s it i n the c ar . The settin g is conf i[...]

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    41 By the system setup menu 1 Press (SYSTEM SETUP) while the un it is off. The sy stem s etup item appe ars on the main unit. 2 Press M / m t o select “P OS TUNE , ” then press (ENTER) . 3 Set the distance betw een your listening p osition and each spea ker . T o adjust the dist ance , pre ss M / m . The distan ce is adjustab le in 2 cm ( 13 / [...]

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    42 Speaker configuration and volume setup By se nsing the s ettin g stat us of the ce nter spea ker and su bwoofer, the unit adj usts yo ur se tting option s accord ingl y . F or examp le, if th e conn ectio n st atus of th e cen ter s peak er is set t o off, you can ac tiv ate the virtua l cente r speaker (page 39), and if it is set to on, you can[...]

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    43 Setting s V arious set tin gs ar e conf i gurabl e f rom th e follo wing two se tup menus. • Visual setup menu (page 43) Allo ws conf iguratio n of visu al-relate d items (by the monitor) . • System setup menu (page 47 ) Allo ws c onf igur atio n of system -rel ated i tems (by the main uni t). Visual setup The visu al setu p menu i ncludes t[...]

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    44 Language setup f or display or soundtrac k Select (LANG U A GE SETU P), then select the desir ed item an d option below , using M / m and (ENT ER) . For details on this pr ocedure , see “Bas ic oper ation o f visual se tup” on pa ge 43. Display setup Select (DISPLA Y SETUP), then select th e desired item an d option belo w , using M / m and [...]

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    45 Custom setu p Select (CUST OM SETUP), th en select th e desire d item and opti on belo w , using M / m and (ENTER ) . For deta ils on this pr ocedur e, see “Ba sic operat ion of vis ual setup ” on p age 43. Fol low the p age refe rence for de tails. “ z ” indicates t he defa ult settin g. *1 Excludin g D VD-R/D VD-R DL /D VD-RW in VR mod[...]

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    46 A udio setup Select (A UDIO SETUP), then sele ct the desi red ite m and option b elow , using M / m and (ENTER) . For details on this proc edure, see “Basic o peration of visua l setup” on page 43. Follo w the page referen ce for deta ils. “ z ” indi cates th e default setting . * Excluding D VD-R/D VD-R DL/D VD-RW in VR mode. Item Optio[...]

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    47 Resetting all settings All set tings (excl uding pa rent al cont rol setti ng) in visu al setu p can be res et. Select (R ESET), then “YES” using M / m and (ENTER ) . For detai ls on this p roced ure, se e “Bas ic operat ion of visu al setu p” on pa ge 43. Note Do not power of f the un it while resett ing, as it takes a fe w second s to [...]

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    48 Follo w the page referen ce for deta ils. “ z ” indi cates th e default setting . SET (Setu p) Item Option Purpose Unit status CLOCK ADJ (Clock Adjust ) (page 51) – – Any status. CT (Clock Time) (page 37, 38 ) ON T o activ ate the CT functio n. OFF ( z ) T o deactiv ate th e CT funct ion. BEEP ON ( z ) T o acti vat e the operati on sound[...]

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    49 DSPL (Display) R/M (Receiv e mode) Item Option Pu rpose Unit status M.DSPL ( Motion D ispl ay) Selects th e Motion Di splay mode . SA ( z ) T o s how moving patt erns and s pectr um an alyzer. During p layb ack/ radio r ecepti on. ON T o s how moving patt erns. OFF T o deac tivate th e Mo tio n Dis pl ay . DEMO (Demonst ration) ON ( z ) T o acti[...]

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    50 SOUND * Unavailab le during k araoke mode or when “SA-CD MOD” is set to “HQ. ” Item Option Purpose Unit status EQ7 TUNE (p age 41) – – During pla yback */ radio re cepti on. HPF (Hig h Pass Fi lter) Selects t he fro nt/rear sp eaker cut-o ff freque ncy . OFF ( z ) T o not cut out t he freq uenc y . 80HZ, 120HZ T o select th e frequen[...]

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    51 Setting the c lock The cloc k uses a 24- hour indi catio n. 1 Press (SYST EM SETUP) . The sy stem s etup item appe ars on the main unit. 2 Press M / m to select “CLOCK ADJ , ” then p res s (ENT ER) . The h our indi catio n flashe s. 3 Press M / m to s et the ho ur and minute. T o move th e digital in dication, p ress < / , . 4 Press (ENTE[...]

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    52 Selecting an auxiliary device 1 Pres s (SRC) repeatedly u ntil “ A UX” a ppears on the main un it. 2 Pres s (MODE) to select “FRONT -IN” or “REAR-IN . ” Oper ate by the auxi liary device itself. Adjusting the volume level Be sure to adjust the volume of e ach co nnected device bef ore pla yback . Note The inp ut level ma y be high if[...]

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    53 Rotary commander RM-X4S Attaching the label Attach the indica tion labe l depend ing on how you mount t he rotary c ommander . Location o f controls The corr espo nding buttons on the rotar y commander contr ol the same f unctions as th ose on the car d remote commande r or the main unit. The follo wing controls o n the r otary comma nder requ i[...]

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    54 Addit ional Infor mation Precautions • If yo ur car has bee n parked in direct sunlig ht, allow the unit to cool off before opera ting it. • Power antenn a (aer ial) wi ll extend au toma tical ly whil e the un it is oper ating. Moisture condensation On a rainy day or in a very damp a rea, mois ture condensa tion may occur in side the lense s[...]

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    55 Notes on Multi Session CDs/Multi Border D VDs This unit can play Multi Session CDs/Multi Border D VD s und er th e f ollowin g cond itio ns. Not e tha t th e session must be close d and the disc m ust be fi nali zed. • W hen CD- D A (Compa ct Disc Di gital Audio) is recorde d in the first session: The unit recogn izes the di sc as CD- D A and [...]

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    56 Maintenance Replacing the lithium b attery of the card remote commander Under nor mal cond itions, t he battery will last appr oximat ely 1 y ear . (The servi ce life may be shorter, dep ending on the c onditions of use.) When the ba ttery become s weak, the r ange o f the card rem ote comma nder beco mes shorter . Replace the battery with a new[...]

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    57 2 Remove the unit. 1 Ins ert both releas e keys simultan eous ly until the y click. 2 Pull the re lease ke ys to u nseat the unit . 3 Slide the un it out of the mounting. Specifications System Lase r: Semicond uctor lase r Signal format system: PA L D VD/CD Pla yer section Signal-to- noise ratio: 120 dB Fre quency r espons e: 10 – 20 ,000 Hz W[...]

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    58 Note This unit cannot b e connecte d to a dig ital prea mplifier or an equa lizer which is Sony BUS system compat ible. Design an d specific ations a re subjec t to chang e without n otice. T roubleshooting The following c hecklist will help you remedy problems you may encoun ter with your uni t. Before goi ng through th e checkl ist below , che[...]

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    59 Disc opera tion The disc cannot be loaded. • Another disc i s already loaded. • The disc has be en forcibly i nserted ups ide down or in the wrong way . The disc doe s not play back. • Defecti v e or dirt y disc. • The disc is not applica ble. • The DVD is not applicable due to the region code. • The disc is not finalized (page 54). [...]

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    60 Error displays/Mes sages If these solutions do not help improve the situat ion, consul t your nearest Son y deal er . If you take th e unit to be repa ired becau se of disc playba ck trouble , bring the disc that was used at the time t he probl em bega n. On th e m ain u nit ERROR * 1 • The disc is dirty or insert ed upside down. * 2 t Clean o[...]

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    61 Glossar y Album Secti on of a musi c piece or an image on a D A T A CD/DVD containi ng MP 3/WMA a udio tr acks or JPEG files. Chapter Subdi vis ion of a titl e on a D VD. A tit le is compos ed of several chap ters. DivX ® Digital video techn ology cr eated by DivX, Inc. V ideos encode d with DivX techno logy are amon g the highe st quality wit [...]

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    62 Supe r Audio CD Super Audio CD is a new high-quality audi o disc stan dard wh ere mus ic is recor ded in the DS D (Dir ect St ream Digita l) f ormat (conventiona l CD s are record ed in the PCM format). The DSD forma t, using a samp ling frequency 64 times higher than that of a c on v enti onal CD , and wi th 1- bit quantizat ion, ac hieves both[...]

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    63 Language code/area code list Language code list The lan guage spellings c onform to th e ISO 639: 1988 (E /F) standa rd. Area code list Code Language Code Languag e Code Languag e Code Langu age 1027 1028 1032 1039 1044 1045 1051 1052 1053 1057 1059 1060 1061 1066 1067 1070 1079 1093 1097 1103 1105 1109 1130 1142 1144 1145 1149 1150 1151 1157 11[...]

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    64 Index Numerics 16:9 44 2000MP3 6 2000WMA 6 4:3 LETTER BO X 44 4:3 P AN S CAN 44 5.1-channel output (5.1CH OUTPUT) 46 A Album (ALBUM) 32 Alternative F requencies (AF) 37 Angle (ANGLE) 17 Area code 63 A udio (A UDIO) Channel 26 For ma t 2 6 Language 26, 44 A udio DRC (A UDIO DRC) 46 A udio setup (A UDIO SET UP) 46 A uto Off (A.OF F) 48 A uto Scrol[...]

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    65 S Setup menu System setup 47 Visual setup 43 Shuffle play (SHUF) 30, 52 Slide show interval (SLIDE SHOW TIME) 45 Soundtrack language (A UDIO) 26, 44 Speaker Setup (SP SE TUP) 1 4, 42 Subtitle language (SUBTITLE) 17, 44 Subwoof er (SW) 39 Super Audio CD Lay er (SUPER A UDIO CD LA YER, DISC .LA Y ER) 35, 46, 50 Sound quality (SUPER A UDIO CD MODE,[...]

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