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Connections (Continued)

Connections (Continued)

TV Connections

			TV Connections Panel
			S-VIDEO	AUDIO INPUT			VIDEO	SETUP
			INPUT				INPUT
				L	R		L

						V		SYSTEM
			S

R	R	L	L	300

Make one of the following connections, depending on the capabilities of your existing equipment.

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Depending on your TV and other equipment you wish to connect, there are two ways you could connect the DVD/CD receiver. Use one of the connections described below.

Please refer to the manuals of your TV, VCR, Stereo System or other devices as necessary to make the best connections.

Caution

–Make sure the DVD/CD receiver is connected directly to the TV. Select the correct AV input on your TV.

–Do not connect your DVD/CD receiver to TV via your VCR. The DVD image could be distorted by the copy protection system.

Video Connection

Connect the MONITOR OUT jack on the DVD/CD receiver to the VIDEO IN jack on the TV using the video cable (V).

S-Video Connection

Connect the S-VIDEO OUT jack on the DVD/CD receiv- er to the S-VIDEO IN jack on the TV using an S-Video cable [not supplied] (S).

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The S-VIDEO OUT jack will only output a signal when the function mode is set for CD/DVD.

Before you connect the DVD/CD receiver to your TV, be sure to turn off the power and unplug both units from the wall power outlet before making any connections.

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Contents Copyright 2003, Zenith Electronics Corporation Installation and Operating Guide WarrantyModel Number DVT312 DVD/CD Receiver Speakers LHS-D6230T/LHS-D6230WREGULATORY INFORMATION FCC Part Safety PrecautionsCD-R/RW otes on copyrightsIMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS INTRODUCTIONIntroduction Table of ContentsSystem Setup About the symbols for instructionsotes Before UsePlayable Discs Disc-relatedtermsCleaning discs PrecautionsAbout Symbols Cleaning the unitTUNING DOWN/UP Front Panel Controls/ Display Window IndicatorsSTANDBY indicator VOLUMEPOWER AUX MUTE SLEEP Remote Control ButtonsRemote Control Operation Range Remote Control Battery InstallationPOWER CORD Rear Panel ConnectionsAM Antenna Connectors FM 300Ω Antenna Connectors AUXILIARY INPUT Connectors SPEAKER Connectorsotes Connections Antenna ConnectionsVideo Connection SETUPConnections Continued TV Connections SYSTEMVCR Connections Panel or LD* player, etc Connections ContinuedExternal Equipment Connections Connectionsotes Connections Continued Speaker System ConnectionSYSTEM SETUP Speaker Positioning Example ConnectionsSpeaker Positioning Sound Mode When a DVD is insertedBefore Operation Mini Glossary for Audio Stream & Surround modeTemporary Feedback Field Icons Before Operation Continued General ExplanationOn-ScreenDisplay On-screendisplay operation3/4 to select the desired setting Before Operation Continued Initial SettingsInitial Settings General Operation Press SETUPOthers Speaker Setup5.1 Speaker settings DVD Before Operation ContinuedParental Control Select Country Code using the 3/4 buttons onthe setup menu 4Select the first character using the 3/4 buttonsMoving to another TITLE DVD General FeaturesPlayback Setup DVD DVD Operation Playing a DVDRepeat A-B DVD DVD Operation General Features continuedSlow Motion DVD Repeat DVDMarker Search DVD Special DVD Features DVDChecking the contents of DVD Video discs Menus Zoom DVDAbout MP3 Audio and MP3 Disc OperationPlaying an Audio CD or MP3 Disc Notes on MP3 RecordingsRepeat Track/All/Off CD MP3 Audio and MP3 Disc Operation ContinuedPause CD MP3 Moving to Another Track CD MP3To flip the picture JPEG Disc Operation Viewing a JPEG disc JPEGMoving to another File Still PictureErasing a Track from the Program List Programmed Playback CD MP3Programmed Playback with Audio CD or MP3 Disc Repeat Programmed TracksLast Condition Memory Speaker SetupVolume 4Adjust options by using 341 2 buttonsTo select a preset radio station directly Radio Operation Presetting radio stationsTo tune in a station with a weak signal To listen to non-presetradio stationsRadio Operation Continued Sleep Timer SetupUsing Headphone Jack Each time you press SLEEP the setting changesCode Language Code ListCode LanguageCountry Country Code ListREFERENCE CodeCorrection TroubleshootingSymptom CauseCorrection Troubleshooting Cont’dSymptom CauseCD/DVD SpecificationsAccessories GeneralPage ZENITH ELECTRONICS CORPORATION LIMITED WARRANTY - USA