User manual COBY CT-P5200

[. . . ] COBY agrees at our option under this warranty, to repair or replace it with a new or reconditioned product at no additional charge. Our warranty, of course, does not cover any product, which has been subject to neglect, unreasonable use, accident, violation of operating instructions, or any product that has been repaired or modified by an unauthorized service agent. To obtain factory service, return this unit freight-prepaid to the address shown below within the duration of this warranty. Enclose $6. 00 for each item in the form of a money order made payable to COBY ELECTRONICS CORP. [. . . ] When in the tuner mode, you may press this button for automatic search. PREV/DOWN While in the DVD status, you may press this button for previous track. While in the tuner mode, you may press this button for radio down search. NEXT/UP While in the DVD status, you may press this button for next track. While in the tuner mode, you may press this button for radio up search. INPUT SIGNAL SOURCE Use this button to select the proper input signal source. (Note: The selected input will correspond to the selected input terminal on the rear panel. ) 7. It controls all six channels simultaneously. Others Setting Language Video Audio More Aud Rating Follow these steps to set the outgoing analog and digital audio format of others tracks: Analog Out Digital Out A. Set Analog out to: 5. 1 channel 2 channel 2 Channel (default) to output 2 channel stereo audio from the Off stereo audio output; e. g. , to a VCR or TV. Set Digital out (from Optical out) to: PCM (default) to output 2 channel digital audio from the optical/coaxial digital audio outputs; e. g. , to a Minidisc recorder. Raw to output the raw 2 channel digital bitstream form th optical/coaxial digital audio outputs; e. g. , to an external amplifier. Press SETUP to save and exit. More Audio Setup The More Audio menu includes Prologic and Subwoofer settings. Prologic Setting The DVD player has a built-in Dolby Prologic decoder to provide virtual surround sound for PCM (stereo) source material from the 5. 1 channel analog audio outputs. Notes: Do not mix batteries from different manufacturers, nor old ones with new. If the remote control will not be used for an extended period of time, remove the batteries to prevent damage-causing corrosion. Remove dead batteries immediately to prevent damage-causing corrosion. If battery leakage occurs, wipe the battery liquid from the battery compartment, then replace both batteries. Always replace both batteries at the same time, using new, fully charged batteries. Notes: Do not direct the remote sensor toward any light source, such as direct sunlight or a strong fluorescent light, as it may cause the unit to not operate correctly. When other remote controls are used nearby or when the remote is used near equipment using infrared rays, interference may occur. Placing an object on the remote control may cause it to inadvertently depress a button, changing a function and shortening battery life. Do not glaze the front of the DVD receiver with colored glass, as it may cause interference with normal operation of the controller. Make sure there is no barrier between the remote control and remote sensor, as it could prevent the unit from receiving the signal. Never disassemble remote control. SYSTEM SETUP Video Setup Select [Video] in the Setup Menu, and press ENTER to display the [Video] sub menu : Language Video Audio More Aud Rating Press item to TV Shape TV System Video Output 4:3 PS select the menu NTSC S-Video A . [. . . ] Note: The desired program source will not play unless it and the selected signal button coincide with the active program source signal input. Volume Control The volume may be adjusted by either turning the large volume knob on the front panel or using the appropriate volume button on the remote control. Press the DISPLAY key again and the display turns off. Slow Motion This DVD receiver has the ability to play discs in slow motion in either forward or reverse direction. Each time the SLOW key is pressed, the speed will slow from forward slow speed1/ 2, to 1/ 4, to 1/ 8, to 1/ 16 to reverse slow speed 1/ 2, to 1/ 4, to 1/ 8, to 1/ 16, to normal speed. [. . . ]