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Laser speci cation

•Type: Semiconductor laser GaAIAs (CD)

•Wave length: 645 - 660 nm (DVD), 770 - 800 nm (CD)

•Output power: 6 mW (DVD), 7 mW (VCD/CD)

•Beam divergence: 60 degrees.

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Contents HTS6520 =+&1 3 Environmental Protection Use Period Contents Copyright notice Safety and important noticeRecycle notice About Progressive ScanTrademark notice IPodFeature highlights Region codesProduct overview Remote controlMain unit Page Your HomeTheater System Connect Place the HomeTheater SystemBefore you connect Connect video cablesOption 1 Connect to the Hdmi jack Option 2 Connect to the component Video jack Cvbs jackConnect speakers and subwoofer Connect radio antennaConnect audio fromTV Connect audio cables/other devicesConnect audio from cable box/ recorder/game console Connect portable media player Connect USB device Connect iPodConnect power cord Attach table standMount the HomeTheater System Mount the speakers Control a play source Insert the remote control batteriesGet started Navigate through the menuFind the correct viewing channel Select menu display languageStart Ambisound setup Turn on Progressive Scan Use Philips EasyLinkMap the audio inputs to Connected devicesSelect a play source Play video PlayPlay a disc Control video playAccessVCD menu Access DVD menuChange video play View video play from different camera angles Sync audio output with video playQuick skip play to a speci c time Play DivX video Play musicControl audio track play Play MP3/WMA music Play photoPlay photo as slideshow Control photo play Play musical slideshowPlay from USB device Play from portable media playerSound Play from iPodControl iPod music ModePlay from radio First time tuningReinstall all the radio stations Listen to radioSearch and store radio stations individually Adjust Bass/Treble Adjust soundControl the volume Select a preset soundAdjust settings General setupUnlock Plays all discs Audio setup SetupVideo setup Disc format Preferences PBCDefault Update software CareSpecifications USB46 EN Picture TroubleshootingSound Play48 EN Glossary PCM WMA