Audiovox D8000IP User Manual

D8000IP  
8" LCD MONITOR AND PORTABLE DVD WITH DOCK FOR  
IPOD  
Content  
A. Introduction ............................................................................4  
B. Cautions and Warnings ........................................................4  
C. Contents ...............................................................................6  
D. Powering and Installation .......................................................6  
E. Controls, Indicators, and Connectors ....................................7  
F. Loading and Playing a Disc ................................................... 8  
G. Basic Operation......................................................................9  
H. Dock for iPod and Playing Files Stored in Your iPOD Player.........10  
I. Menu .......................................................................................12  
J. Display......................................................................................12  
K. Playing Audio CDS..................................................................15  
L. Playing MP3 Discs ................................................................16  
M. Connecting to a TV or another monitor...................................18  
N. Setup ....................................................................................20  
O. Specifications ........................................................................23  
P. Rechargeable Battery Installation and Use ..........................23  
Q. Troubleshooting ..................................................................... 26  
Warranty ..................................................................... 28  
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A. Introduction  
Thank you for choosing the D8000IP portable DVD player. The main  
features include a 8" Screen (16:9 Aspect Ratio) Liquid Crystal Dis-  
play (LCD) monitor and a DVD player with a dock for your IPod. The  
unit is designed for use with SD/MMC, MS memory cards and USB  
memory devices. The unit applies the latest state of the art electron-  
ics and is designed for use in hotels, offices or your home. The unit  
is constructed to provide years of reliable, trouble-free service, and is  
compact so that you can take it with you anywhere and is designed  
for quick and easy installation. Please read the entire instruction  
manual supplied with this product prior to using. The documentation  
will assist you in installing the system properly to obtain the best equip-  
ment performance. Please save this manual for later use.  
B. Cautions and Warnings  
1. Placement  
To prevent fire or electric shock, do not expose this appliance to  
rain or moisture. Do not place the set on an unstable cart, stand,  
tripod, bracket or table to prevent it from falling. Keep the unit away  
from strong magnets, heat sources, direct sunlight, excessive dust.  
If the unit is brought directly from a cold to a warm location, mois-  
ture may condense inside the unit. When you move it from a cold  
to a warm location, wait for about one hour before operating the  
unit, or remove the disc and leave the unit turned on until the mois-  
ture evaporates.  
2. Installation  
Ensure that the 8portable DVD player with a dock for your iPod is  
used in accordance with the instructions and illustrations provided  
in this manual.  
3. Caution  
Do not push objects of any kind into the unit through openings;  
do not spill or spray liquid of any kind on or in the system (this  
may result in a fire or electric shock). Do not place anything  
heavy on the unit. To ensure proper ventilation and proper  
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operation, never cover or block the slots and openings with a cloth  
or other material. Keep the unit away from an open flame such as  
fire, candle etc. It is hazardous to replace the battery incorrectly.  
Replace the battery only with the same or equivalent type, in order  
to protect the environment, please dispose the battery properly.  
Do not use the unit in temperatures higher than 95 degrees Fahr-  
enheit or 35 degrees Celsius.  
4. Disassembly  
Do not attempt to disassemble the cabinet. There is a risk of elec-  
tric shock and/or exposure to Laser Radiation. Contact qualified  
service personnel if your system needs repair.  
5. Cleaning Unit  
When cleaning, make sure the system is unplugged from the power  
source. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a cloth  
lightly dampened with water for cleaning the exterior of the system  
only.  
6. Disc  
Do not use irregularly shaped discs such as heart or star-shaped  
discs as they may cause the unit to malfunction. Do not stick paper,  
tape or glue on the disc. Do not expose the disc to direct sunlight  
or heat sources. Do not touch the surface of disc. Handle the disc  
by its edge. Clean the disc by wiping the disc from the center out  
with a cleaning cloth. Remove the disc from the unit and store it in  
its case after playing. Some playback operations of discs may be  
intentionally fixed by software producers. Since this unit plays discs  
according to the disc contents the software producers designed,  
some playback features may not be available. Also refer to the in-  
structions supplied with the discs.  
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7.Regional Coding  
Both the DVD player and disc are coded by region. These  
regional codes must match in order for the disc to play. If the  
codes dont match, the disc wont play. This units code is region  
1. DVD is with other regional codes cannot be played in this unit  
C. Contents  
1. 1 x 8’’ LCD Monitor & DVD Player Combo with dock for iPod  
2. 1 x Remote Control with battery (CR2025)  
3. 1 x Audio/Video Cable  
4. 1 x AC to DC Adapter  
5. 1 x Cigarette Lighter Adapter  
6. 1 x Rechargeable battery  
7. 1 x 30 gigabyte iPod Adapter  
8. 1 x Instruction Manual  
D. Powering and installation  
1. Powering the system indoors (Refer to Figure 1)  
Plug one end of the AC to DC adapter into the DC input jack on the  
left side of the main unit, then plug the other end into the 110~240V  
AC power receptacle.  
2. Powering the system in a car  
Plug one end of the cigarette lighter adapter into the DC input jack  
on the unit, then plug the other end into the cigarette lighter socket.  
Figure 1  
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E. Controls, Indicators, and Connectors  
1. Unit View (Refer to Figure 2)  
Figure 2  
1) SD/MMC/MS Slot  
2) Power/Charge LED  
3) Remote Control Sensor  
4) DC 9V Input Jack  
5) Brightness Up/Down Control  
6) AV In Jack  
14) Down Button  
15) OK/Play /Pause Button  
16) Left Button  
17) Right Button  
18) LCD Panel shut off  
19) Source Button  
20) Wide Button  
21) Menu Button  
22) Previous Button  
23) Next Button  
7) AV Out Jack  
8) USB Port  
9) Headphone Jack 1  
10) Headphone Jack 2  
11) Volume Up/Down Control  
12) Power On/Off SW  
13) Up Button  
24) Dock for IPod  
25) Open Button  
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2. Remote Control (Refer to Figure 3)  
1) Setup Button  
2) Up Button  
3) Skip- Button  
4) Enter Button  
5) Reverse/Left Keypad  
6) Down Button  
7) Numeric Buttons  
8) Display Button  
9) Zoom Button  
10) Source Button  
11) Skip+ Button  
12) A-B Repeat Button  
13) Forward/Right Keypad  
14) 1/All Repeat Button  
15) Stop Button  
16) Menu Button  
17) Subtitle Button  
18) Audio Button  
Figure 3  
19) Play/Pause Button  
F. Loading and Playing a Disc  
a. After connecting power to the unit, power on DVD playerwith the  
power switch. The power indicator will light.  
b. Open the disc tray by pressing the OPEN Button, and place a disc  
into the tray with the label side facing up.  
c. Close the tray by pressing the area marked CLOSE.The unit will  
load the disc and start playing.  
d. Rotate VOLUME to adjust the DVD players volume.  
e. To stop playing a disc, press STOP.  
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G. Basic Operation  
SOURCE  
Select respective sources: iPod / USB/SD  
/AV IN/DVD  
POWER  
Turns the unit on/off  
OPEN  
Remove/load the disc  
OK/PLAY/PAUSE  
Start Play/Execute item or setting  
Still Picture  
STOP  
(1 time) Stop at the present playing point /  
(2 times) Stop playing  
NEXT  
Go to the next chapter, track or scene  
during play back  
PREVIOUS  
FORWARD  
REVERSE  
Go back to the previous chapter, track  
or scene during play back  
Scan forward at 2, 4, 8,16 or  
32 times speed  
Scan backward at 2, 4, 8, 16 or  
32 times speed  
LEFT/RIGHT/UP/DOWN  
ENTER  
NUMBERS  
MENU  
REPEAT  
A-B  
Used for Menu Navigation  
Execute item or confirm setting  
Select item or setting  
Display the main menu of the disc  
Repeat playing title, chapter, or track  
Repeat a specific portion from  
point A to point B of the disc  
Display information (title, chapter,  
track, time, etc.).  
DISPLAY  
SUBTITLE  
Select the subtitle language and turn it  
on/off  
AUDIO  
SETUP  
Select the audio language  
Display the setup menu to select and  
set items, and exit the setup menu.  
On the player only: change between wide  
screen and 4:3 picture aspect ratio.  
WIDE  
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H. Dock for iPod and Playing files stored in your iPod  
1. Determine which iPod you have.  
Note: This unit is for video iPods only. If you have a 30 gigabyte iPod  
insert the 30 gigabyte adapter (Figure 4) into the iPod dock. You can  
dock your iPod for playback of stored files and recharging. Only 30G,  
60G and 80G iPods with video are supported.  
Figure 4  
2. Tilt the iPod dock upward (Figure 5). If the iPod hits the DVD player  
screen, tilt the screen backwards.  
Figure 5  
3. Slide the iPod into the dock (Figure 6) 30-pin connector facing down.  
4. Press down on the iPod to engage the 30-pin connector.  
5. The iPod dock can now be tilted back until it is flush with the surface  
of the DVD player.  
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Figure 6  
NOTE: If the top of the iPod hits the surface of the DVD player it is not  
fully seated. Remove the iPod and re-insert it.  
6. Set the DVD player to the power-on mode.  
7. Press the SOURCE button repeatedly for the iPod input.  
8. Select a video and set the iPod to TV OUTto watch it on the DVD  
players screen. To play photos in your iPod, you need to press the  
button on your iPod otherwise there will be no picture on the screen  
when you play video files in your iPod. (See your iPod users manual  
for detailed operation.)  
9.You can play files stored in the iPod using the buttons  
on the DVD player or on your iPod directly.  
10.To remove the iPod, tilt the DVD players screen backwards and tilt  
iPod upwards. Slide the iPod out of the dock.  
NOTE:  
1. Please remove the adapter marked for 30G iPodfrom the dock if  
you want to dock a 60G or 80G iPod.  
2. To recharge your iPod, you must connect your DVD player to  
the DC power adapter or an AC source and ensure your DVD player is  
is set to power off or if your DVD player is set to power on, the  
source is set to iPod.  
3. When playing music on the iPod, the information of the music will  
be displayed on the screen of the iPod and not the DVD screen.  
4. In iPod/ AV IN mode, if there is no signal in put, the monitor will shut  
off automatically.  
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I. Menu  
A DVD is divided into sections called titles and chapters. When you  
play a DVD, a root menu of the disc will appear on the screen of your  
TV or Monitor. The contents of the menu vary from disc to disc.  
Press MENU during playback to display the menu. Some DVDs only  
allow you to select disc playback options using the DVD root menu.  
J. Display  
1. PLAYING TIME AND REMAINING TIME  
a. During playback press the DISPLAYbutton to display the cur-  
rent Title Number (1), the total Number of Titles (2), the current  
Chapter Number (3), the total Number of Chapters (4), and the  
Playing elapsed Time for the title (5). The heading will disappear  
automatically after 3 seconds if DISPLAY button is not pressed.  
Title, Chapter Number, and Time Screen Display  
b. Press DISPLAYconstantly to choose the options below in  
sequence.  
Title Elapsed: The elapsed time of the title  
Title Remain: The remaining time of the title  
Chapter Elapsed: The elapsed time of the chapter  
Chapter Remain: The remaining time of the chapter  
Display Off: The DVDs time Information will not be displayed.  
Title Elapsed  
Chapter Elapsed  
Title Remain  
Chapter Remain  
Display Off  
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2. SUBTITLE  
During disc playback press SUBTITLEto select the subtitle language  
you desire*, with the current Subtitle Language Number (1) and the  
total Number of Subtitle Languages (2) displayed. If there are mul-  
tiple languages press SUBTITLEagain to select another subtitle lan-  
guage. To turn subtitles OFF, press the SUBTITLEbutton until Sub-  
title Offis displayed. The Subtitle display will disappear automatically  
if the SUBTITLEbutton is not pressed again within 3 seconds.  
* Some DVDs only allow access to this function through the DVD menu  
Subtitle  
3. AUDIO  
During playback press AUDIOto select the audio language you de-  
sire*, with the current Audio Channel Number (1) and the total num-  
ber of Audio Channels (2) displayed. Press AUDIO again to select  
another audio language. The audio display will disappear automati-  
cally if the AUDIObutton is not pressed within for 3 seconds.  
* Some DVDs only allow access to this function through the DVD menu.  
Audio Language  
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4. A-B REPEAT  
a. During playback press a first time A-Bto set the Starting Point  
A.  
b. Press A-Ba second time to set the Ending Point B and the  
player will repeatedly play the part between Point A and Point B.  
c. Press A-B a third time to cancel A-B repeat and resume  
normal playback.  
A-B Repeat Starting Point  
A-B Repeat Cancelled  
A-B Repeat Ending Point  
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5. REPEAT  
a. During playback press REPEATconstantly to see the repeat mode  
as right.  
Chapter: Repeat the current chapter  
Title: Repeat the current title  
All: Repeat all chapters and titles  
Repeat Off: Resume normal playback  
The Chapterrepeat display shows below for example:  
Chapter Repeat  
Single Elapsed When Playing Audio CDs  
K. Playing Audio CDs  
When playing an audio CD press the DISPLAY button constantly on  
the remote to view time information. The options below appear on  
screen display in sequence to show you what information is available  
using this function.  
Single Elapsed Single Remain Total Elapsed  
Total Remain  
Display Off  
CD Display Mode  
Single Elapsed: The current track playing and playing time of that  
track will display on the screen.  
Single Remain: The current track playing and the amount of time  
left.  
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Total Elapsed: The current track playing and the total time that the  
CD has been playing.  
Total Remain: The current track playing and the amount of time  
remaining on the CD.  
Display Off:  
The CD time Information will not be displayed.  
Take Single Elapseddisplay as a example shown above:  
USING THE REPEAT FEATURE  
The default mode for the Repeat feature is OFF. Pressing REPEAT  
consecutively changes the repeat options:  
Track- repeats the track that is playing.  
All- repeats the disc that is playing.  
Repeat Off  
As you toggle through the options, the repeat option changes. The selected  
repeat option loops repeatedly until you turn it off.  
L. Playing MP3 Discs  
MP3 is a format for storing digital audio. An audio CD-quality song is  
compressed into the MP3 format with very little loss of audio quality  
while taking up much less disc space. CD-R /RW discs that have  
been encoded in MP3 format are compatible with this system.  
When an MP3 disc is inserted into the unit, the menu screen appears  
automatically. You can use the menu screen to select your desired  
folders and songs or the system plays the songs in the order they  
were burned onto the disc.  
1. Press the or button to choose a folder from the folder list on  
the left side of the screen.  
2. Press ENTER to select the highlighted folder. The songs avail-  
able under the folder will be listed.  
3. Use or button to choose a song from the list. Press ENTER  
to select and begin playback of the highlighted song.  
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4. Use the  
(PREVIOUS) button to move to the beginning of the previous  
song.  
( NEXT ) button to move to the next song. Press the  
USING THE REPEAT FEATURE  
The default mode for the Repeat feature is OFF. Pressing REPEAT  
consecutively changes the repeat options:  
Repeat One (repeat playback of a song)  
Repeat Folder (repeat playback of a specific folder)  
Repeat Off (normal playback)  
As you toggle through the options, the repeat mode changes. The  
selected repeat mode loops repeatedly until you turn it off.  
NOTICE  
icon in front of a file name indicates that this is a folder, not an  
MP3file.  
MP3icon in front of a file name indicates that this is a MP3 file.  
Note:  
Due to the companys policy of constant improvement and technical re-  
finement, the company reserves the right to change or alter software.  
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M. Connecting to other Electronical Equipment  
1. Connecting to a TV or another monitor ( Refer to Figure 7)  
Connect one end of the audio/video cables black (1/8plug) plug  
into the units DVD AV Out jack, and connect the other end to the  
AUDIO INPUT jacks on your TV or Monitor through AV adapter cable  
(white = left channel, red = right channel, yellow=video).  
Figure 7  
Note:Connect the TV or Monitor to AV Out jack on this unit directly  
(No setting needed in the Source button)  
2. Connecting to a Game or Camcorder (Refer to Figure 7)  
a) Press the Source button to select the AV INsource.  
b)Connect one end of the audio/video cables black (1/8plug) plug  
into the units DVD AV IN jack, and connect the other end to the AV  
Output jacks on your Camcorder or other DVD through theAV adapter  
cable(white = left channel, red = right channel, yellow=video).  
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3. SD/MMC/MS Card and USB device  
Plug the SD/MMC/MS Card or USB device into the SD/MMC/MS Slot or  
USB slot and press SOURCE button repeatedly on the unit (or on the  
remote control) to select the USB /SD source.  
4. Connecting headphones  
Connect the headphones into the headphone 1 jack or the headphone 2  
jack of your unit. ( Refer to Figure 8)  
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Figure 8  
Plugging into Headphone jack 1 and 2 disables the internal speakers.  
Design and Specifications are subject to change  
for product improvement without notice  
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N. Setup  
1. General Setup Page  
1) With no disc inside the player, pressSETUPto display the Main screen  
of the Setup Menu on the screen and General Setup Pageappears and  
is highlighted. Press SETUPagain to exit the Setup Menu.  
2) Press the ENTER button, TV Displayis highlighted.  
3) Press the or button to select the other menus in general setup  
page.  
4) Press  
to enter the sub menu.  
5) Press the or button to select the sub menu and press the  
ENTER to confirm your selection.  
6) Repeat steps 3-5 for other menus.  
Note: Press  
to return the previous menu.  
a) TV Display  
Normal/PS: When the player outputs signal to a normal TV, a normal  
picture is shown on the full screen.  
Normal/LB: When the player outputs signal to a normal TV, a normal  
picture is shown on the screen with a black strip at both the top and  
bottom of the screen.  
Wide: When the player outputs signal to a wide screen TV, a wide  
picture is shown on the full screen.  
b) Angle Mark  
On: The screen will show the angle mark icon. (If an angle option is  
available).  
Off: The screen will not display the angle mark.  
c) Screen Saver  
On: Enables screen saver.  
Note: The DVD player will enter the Screen Saver mode after ap-  
proximately five minutes if the same image remains on the screen.  
Off: Disables screen saver.  
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d ) Last Memory  
*On: The unit will return to the last position on the disc.  
*Off: The unit will not return to the last position on the disc.  
Note: The Last Memory position function will only work when the  
disc tray is opened.  
2.Video Quality Setup  
1)In Setup menu, Press the  
or  
button to select Video Quality  
Setupand  
is highlighted. Press ENTER to enter the video quality  
setup page.  
2)Press the ENTER button, Brightnessis highlighted.  
3)Press the or button to select the other menus in video quality  
setup page.  
4) Press  
5) Press the  
to enter the sub menu.  
or button to adjust the quantity and press the  
ENTER to confirm your selection.  
6) Repeat steps 3-5 for other menus.  
Note: Press  
a) Brightness  
c) Hue  
to return the previous menu.  
b) Contrast  
d)Saturation  
3. Password  
In Setup menu, Press the  
or  
button to select Password Setup  
Pageand is highlighted. Press ENTER to enter the password page.  
Press ENTER twice to enter the Password Change Page. Input the Old  
Password or the Default Password, the New Password, and Confirmed  
the New Password. Press ENTER to confirm the change.  
Note: The default password is 3308.  
4. Preference Page  
1) In Setup menu, Press the  
or  
button to select Preference  
Pageand  
is highlighted. Press ENTER to enter the preference  
page.  
2) Press the ENTER button, Audiois highlighted.  
3) Press the or button to select the other menus in preference  
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page.  
4) Press  
to enter the sub menu.  
5) Press the or button to select the sub menu and press the  
ENTER to confirm your selection.  
6) Repeat steps 3-5 for other menus.  
Note: Press  
to return the previous menu.  
a) Audio  
b) Subtitle  
c) Disc Menu  
Note: Language and subtitle selection is only available for discs that  
are recorded in the above listed languages. If the selected language  
is not available, the player will play and display on the screen the  
original recorded language contained in the disc.  
d) Parental  
Select Parentalusing the  
the submenu.  
Select the parental level you desire using  
and button, then press RIGHT to enter  
and the button for discs  
with lock-out function or multiple rating levels. These are listed from the  
lowest level (1 KID SAFE) to the highest level (8 ADULT). Press ENTER  
and input 4 digit password, then press ENTER again to confirm the pa-  
rental level setting.  
NOTE: The level of 8 Adult is the factory default.  
e) Default  
Select Defaultusing the  
and  
button, then press  
to enter the  
submenu. Press ENTER to make the setting return to the factoryset  
mode.  
NOTE: The parental setting is not affected by the default reset  
function.  
NOTE: The Default Password is 3308. This password is always effec-  
tive even after you have selected your own password and changed it. To  
avoid the possibility of others using the default password to set the  
parental level and change the password, you can record this default  
password in another area and delete it from this manual. Some discs  
can be limited depending on the age of users while some discs cannot.  
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O. Specifications  
Compatible DISC: DVD/CD/MP3  
Signal system: NTSC  
Panel size: 8 inch  
Frequency response: 20 Hz to 20 kHz  
Video output: 1 Vp-p/75 Ohm, unbalanced  
Audio output: 1.4Vrms/10kOhm  
Audio S/N: Better than 60 dB  
Dynamic range : Better than 85 dB  
Laser: Semiconductor Laser, Wave Length: 650 nm/795 nm  
Power source: DC 9-12V  
Power consumption: 12 W  
Operating temperature: 5~35°C  
Weight : 0.79kg  
Dimensions (W x D x H): 9.25 X6.77X1.54 inches  
235 x 172 x 39 mm  
Battery Type:Li-polymer  
P. Rechargeable Battery Installation and Use  
The player utilizes a set of long-life Li-polymer batteries for a portable  
power supply. Li-polymer batteries feature high storage capacity and  
low level of degradation. This means the Li-polymer batteries do not  
have Memory Effectand thus can be recharged safely regardless of  
whether the battery is fully or only partially discharged. Please fully  
charge the battery prior to first use.  
NOTE: When the DVD player is used with the battery as a power  
source, ensure that the battery has been charged for at least eight  
hours prior to connecting it to the DVD player.  
If you plan not to use the battery for an extended period of time (one  
week or longer), we recommend that you first fully charge the battery  
and store it away properly. For longer periods of storage, please re-  
charge the battery at least once every two months to maintain the  
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battery in optimum condition. Under no circumstances short the bat-  
tery terminals, store the battery in a metal container, or leave the bat-  
tery in a humid or damp environment. Ideally, store the battery in an  
airtight container with desiccant or other dehumidifying agent. Each  
full recharge takes approximately five-hours and one full charge can  
provide power to the player for at least 2.5 hours.  
During recharge, the red indicator in the front of the unit will stay on.  
Once fully recharged, the indicator will turn off. At this point you can  
remove the wall plug and stop charging.  
Precautions related to Battery Recharge:  
1. Once the battery is fully discharged, immediately recharge (regard-  
less of whether you plan to use battery or not) in order to maximize  
battery life.  
2.Recharge efficiency will degrade when environmental temperatures  
drop below 50oF (10oC) or exceed 95oF (35oC).  
3. Please remove battery from the player and store it properly if the  
player is not to be used for long time. During this period, please re-  
charge the battery at least once two months to avoid irreparable dam-  
age to the battery.  
Using your Rechargeable Batteries  
1. Please make sure you always use only the AC adapter included  
with the player to recharge your batteries, while the Cigarette Adapter  
cant be used to recharge the batteries.  
2. To charge the battery, please connect the power jack directly into  
the DVD player and leave the POWER switch in the OFF position.  
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Installing the Battery Pack:  
1. First, make sure the player is in Power Offmode and that the AC  
power supply has been disconnected.  
2. Flip down the monitor.  
3. Push the battery towards the rear flank of the player until it locks into  
position. The lock position is indicated by a click. The unit will fit snugly  
to the player.  
Figure 9. Installing the DVD Player Battery  
Removing the Battery Pack:  
1. First, make sure the player is in Power Offmode.  
2. Press the release button on the side of battery.  
3. Pull the battery out of the rear flank.  
Pre ss  
Figure 10. Removing the DVD Player Battery  
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Q. Troubleshooting  
SOLUTION  
PROBLEM  
No sound or  
distorted sound  
Make sure your DVD is connected properly.  
Make sure all cables are securely inserted  
into the appropriate jacks.  
You cant advance through the opening  
credits and warning information that appears  
at the beginning of movies because the disc  
is programmed to prohibit that action.  
Cant advance  
through a movie  
The feature or action cannot be  
completed at this time because:  
1. The discs software restricts it.  
2. The discs software doesnt support the  
feature (e.g., angles)  
The icon ( )  
appears on  
screen  
3. The feature is not available at the  
moment.  
4. Youve requested a title or chapter  
number that is out of range.  
The disc might be damaged. Try another  
disc.  
Picture is  
distorted  
It is normal for some distortion to appear  
during forward or reverse scan.  
Some discs have sections that prohibit rapid  
scanning or title and chapter skip.  
No forward or  
reverse scan  
If you try to skip through the warning infor-  
mation and credits at the beginning of a  
movie, you wont be able to. This part of the  
movie is often programmed to prohibit  
skipping through it.  
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Troubleshooting (Cont)  
SOLUTION  
PROBLEM  
Verify that the batteries in the remote are  
fresh.  
IR sensor  
inoperative  
Verify that the remote sensor eye is not  
obstructed.  
Verify that the infrared transmitter is  
affixed over the sensor eye of the com-  
ponent to be controlled.  
Insert a disc with the label side facing  
up.  
Check the type of disc you put into disc  
tray. This DVD only plays digital video  
discs, audio CDs and MP3s.  
Disc wont play  
Play starts, but  
then stops  
immediately  
Both the unit and the disc are coded by  
region. If the regional codes dont  
match, the disc cant be played. This  
DVD is Region Number 1.  
The disc is dirty. Clean it.  
Condensation has formed. Allow  
player to dry out.  
27  
90 DAY LIMITED WARRANTY  
Applies to Audiovox Video Products  
AUDIOVOX ELECTRONICS CORP. (the Company) warrants to the original retail purchaser of  
this product that should this product or any part thereof, under normal use and conditions,  
be proven defective in material or workmanship within 90 days from the date of original  
purchase, such defect(s) will be repaired or replaced with reconditioned product (at the  
Company's option) without charge for parts and repair labor. A game controller, if supplied,  
is similarly warranted for ninety (90) days.  
To obtain repair or replacement within the terms of this Warranty, the product is to be delivered  
with proof of warranty coverage (e.g. dated bill of sale), specification of defect(s),  
transportation prepaid, to the Company at the address shown below.  
This Warranty does not extend to the elimination of externally generated static or noise, to  
correction of antenna problems, to costs incurred for installation, removal or reinstallation of  
the product, or to damage to digital memory/media devices, gaming devices, discs, speakers,  
accessories, or electrical systems.  
This Warranty does not apply to any product or part thereof which, in the opinion of the  
Company, has suffered or been damaged through alteration, improper installation, mishan-  
dling, misuse, neglect, accident, or by removal or defacement of the factory serial number/  
barcode label(s). THE EXTENTOFTHECOMPANY'S LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTYIS  
LIMITEDTOTHEREPAIRORREPLACEMENTPROVIDEDABOVEAND,INNOEVENT,SHALL  
THECOMPANY'SLIABILITYEXCEEDTHEPURCHASEPRICEPAIDBYPURCHASERFORTHE  
PRODUCT.  
This Warranty is in lieu of all other express warranties or liabilities. ANY IMPLIED WARRAN-  
TIES,INCLUDINGANYIMPLIEDWARRANTYOFMERCHANTABILITY,SHALLBELIMITEDTO  
THE DURATION OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY. ANY ACTION FOR BREACH OF ANY  
WARRANTYHEREUNDERINCLUDINGANYIMPLIEDWARRANTYOFMERCHANTABILITY  
MUST BE BROUGHT WITHIN A PERIOD OF 24 MONTHS FROM DATE OF ORIGINAL  
PURCHASE. INNOCASESHALLTHECOMPANYBELIABLEFORANYCONSEQUENTIALOR  
INCIDENTALDAMAGESFORBREACHOFTHISORANYOTHERWARRANTY,EXPRESSOR  
IMPLIED, WHATSOEVER. No person or representative is authorized to assume for the  
Company any liability other than expressed herein in connection with the sale of this product.  
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion  
or limitation of incidental or consequential damage so the above limitations or exclusions may  
not apply to you. This Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other  
rights which vary from state to state.  
U.S.A. : AUDIOVOX ELECTRONICS CORPORATION, 150 MARCUS BLVD, HAUPPAUGE, NEW YORK 11788  
l 1-800-645-4994  
CANADA : CALL 1-800-645-4994 FOR LOCATION OF WARRANTY STATION SERVING YOUR AREA  
128-5556G  
© 2007 Audiovox Electronics Corporation  
© 2007 Audiovox Electronics Corporation  
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