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Contents BD-R2000 Safety Precaution Dear CustomerImportant Safety Instructions Disclaimer of Liability Contents Key Features How to Read this ManualOther Precautionary Notes Stored video content and compensationHandling precautions Copyright protectionPrecautions for handling SD and Sdhc cards Hard Disk Drive HDDSD Cards Hard disk drive HDDOn-screen Displays DiscsDiscs that are not supported Discs that enable both dubbing and playbackDiscs that enable playback only Precautions on the Use of Discs Precautions for placement Precautions When Mounting RackUse Rack Mounting NotesSD Slot Name and Function PartsFront panel Display window Rear panelHello ReadingGetting Started Remote control Deletes a title or charactersRemote control codes Change batteries for the remote controlName and Function BatteriesConnecting a Monitor Connecting using an S-video cableConnecting using a Hdmi cable Connecting using a component video cableConnecting a Video Deck or Other Equipment Connecting an AmplifierConnecting a video camera Connecting an audio amplifierConnecting External Devices Connecting the Power SupplyConnecting a wired remote control Connecting using a RS-232C cableSetting and Displaying Date/Time Setting the date/timePress the SET UP button on the remote control unit Select Clock SET, and press the OK buttonChanging the date display style Select Date DISPLAY, and press the OK buttonSelect the date display style After selecting, press the OK buttonChanging the time display style Select the time display styleYou can specify the display style of the time as follows Time display style will be savedDubbing/Importing Dubbing from the HDD to a BD/DVDOther options for importing data into HDDDubbing the picture data from the HDD Dubbing/Importing Dubbing chartDubbing the video data from the HDD Format chart DVD format chartBD format chart FormattingCancel formatting Memo Press the Option button while formattingSelect Stop and press the OK button Confirmation screen to stop formatting appearsDubbing/Importing Formatting an SD Card Insert the SD card to be formatted into the SD SlotSelect Format from SD Card Select YES, and press the OK buttonMaximum recording time for each recording mode DR modeFR mode Recording ModesProcedure for one-touch importing Press the ONE Touch Dubbing button on the unitSystem checks the device connection System detects the titles to importImporting Data from a BD DVD to the HDDFull import PreparationsSpecify a title Select START, and press the OK buttonSelect Recording MODE, and press the OK button Create an import title listCanceling importing To cancel importing before it startsTo cancel importing while it is in progress Importing Data from a BD/ DVD to the HDDConnect the USB device to this unit using a USB cable Press the Dubbing button on the remote control unitImporting Data from a USB- compatible Device to Check mark is added to the USBhHDD itemImporting Data from a USB- compatible Device to the HDD Check mark is added to the SDhHDD item Importing Data from an SD Card to the HDDInsert the SD Sdhc card into the SD Slot Memo %66*/6*1&1+/2146 Recording mode selection screen appears Importing Data from an i.LINK-compatible Device to the HDDImports data from the beginning Select Import from BEGINNING, and press the OK buttonImports data from current position Cancel dubbingSelect XP, SP, LP, or EP from the Recording Mode option Dubbing titles Dubbing a Title from the HDD to a BD/DVDPreparation Select a background image for the disc menu Select from Default BackgroundCreate a dubbing title list Cancel dubbing Set the operations for finalizeTOP Menu Select REPEAT, and choose either OFF or onDubbing still images Dubbing Still Images from the HDDBefore dubbing Dubbing from the Playback Navigation screen Select the still images to dub, and press the Option buttonSetting the top menu items Enabling Playback on Other Devices FinalizingFinalizing NoneUnfinalizing a disc To unfinalize a discSelect DISChDISC, and press the OK button Set the number of discs to copy using the J / K buttonsCopying the Entire Disc Recording Using External Inputs Complete the entire disc copyingRecordable Media Maximum Continuous Recording TimeAbout Playing Back Using Playback Navigation Display Marks on the Playback Navigation ScreenDisplaying the Playback Navigation screen Operating Playback NavigationDisplaying the Option menu Switching between thumbnail and list displaysDisplaying a group/folder Option menu list Select an operation option, and press the OK buttonVideo Playback Operation Frequently used button operationsButton S buttonUseful button operations Playing a disc when Auto Play is enabled Playing a disc when Auto Play is disabledPlaying Video Discs Created Using a PC Playing Videos on a BDPlaying titles stored on the HDD Playing Videos on the HDDPlaying Videos on a SD Card Enabled button operations during still image playback Playing Still Images JpegPlaying still images T buttonChanging Playback Settings Playback Settings MenuDisplaying the playback settings menu Audio/subtitle settingsPlaying Back Video settings Detail SettingPicture Quality Digital Noise ReductionMedia chart EditingBefore editing Editable items for different mediaEntering Characters Character input screenCharacter List Entering characters Characters entered appear on the input windowUngrouping GroupingGrouping Excluding from a group Select do not GROUP, and press the OK buttonChanging the Title/Group Name Deleting a Title/GroupSelect Edit INFO, and press the OK button Modify the title/group nameTurning On Title/Group Protection Select PROTECT, and press the OK buttonSelect YES or PROTECT, and press the OK button Selected titles/groups are now protectedProtection of the selected titles/groups is now turned off Turning Off Title/Group ProtectionSelect UNPROTECT, and press the OK button Editing the playlist Creating a PlaylistCreating a Playlist Editing a Thumbnail Select Modify THUMBNAIL, and press the OK buttonSelect CHANGE, and press the OK button Select CONFIRM, and press the OK buttonEditing a chapter Editing a ChapterChapter edit functions Chapter options Dividing DividingSelect DIVIDE, and press the OK button Select EXECUTE, and press the OK buttonDelete Scenes Delete ScenesSelect Delete SCENE, and press the OK button Select DIVIDE, and press the OK buttonScene deletion starts Repeat Steps 1 to 4 to specify the sections to deleteConfirmation screen for performing scene delete appears Changing the Disc Name Changing the Shooting Date/TimeSelect Change Shooting DATE/TIME, and press the OK button Mode conversionSelect ENTER, and press the OK button Displaying the Settings Menu Changing Settings of this UnitSetting Menu List Auto Power OFF Remote Control CodeClock SET/DISPLAY Panel Display BrightnessPlayback Setting Default SettingBD-/DVD-VIDEO PB Setting Quick StartupStill Mode XP Mode Recording AudioResume Seamless PlaybackDigital OUT Dynamic Range ControlDown MIX DV in Audio Setting BD MIX SoundOn Screen Guide Blue BackMonitor Type Hdmi ConnectionComponent Output Video Input SettingHDMI-CEC Last Function Memory Turning on the Mode LockLocking the Disc Tray Command Table SpecificationsRS-232C Interface GNDOthers Command Operation CommandsOthers 80-8F Chapter Search 1st Byte 2nd Byte 3rd ByteTEN KEY KEY Z KEY # REC Mode XP/SP/LP MenuOPEN/CLOSE ProgressiveColor KEY Blue Color KEY RED Instant Replay Edit Color KEY Green Color KEY YellowNavigation L1 Y/C Input Select L1 Composite InputB8 Subtitle Selection 1st 2nd Byte Language Code List aOthers Subtitle Selection Others Audio Language Selection B8 Audio Language Selection 1st 2nd ByteSense Others Response CommandsSystem Commands Subtitle selection Pause Status Sense HDD HDD/BD/SDStandby Search Speed VTR Still SEARCH1 SEARCH2 SEARCH3 SEARCH4 SEARCH5 Pause Disc TypeDVD DVD-RAM BD-ROM DVD-RW BD-RE DVD+R DVD+RWLanguage Code List Others Country Code List Others Using the Hdmi Consumer Electronics Control Hdmi Creating a Seamless BDHdmi Consumer Electronics Control Hdmi Consumer Electronics Control operationsTroubleshooting 100 101 SpecificationsAccessories 102 Index103 Important Notice Concerning the SoftwareSoftware License Attached to the Product GNU General Public License Version 2, June104 This License applies to any program or other work whichNo Warranty 105Copyright C 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc 106GNU Lesser General Public License Version 2.1, February 107 108 109 110 111 BD-R2000