Technicolor - Thomson DRC600N Using the power adapter, Using the battery, Charging the battery

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The player’s power supply

You can power your player either from the power adapter or from the battery. The battery must first be charged using the power adapter.

Using the power adapter

1.Connect the output from the power adapter to the player’s DC IN socket.

2.Connect the power adapter’s supply cable to an AC power outlet.

Using the battery

1.Install the battery as explained on page 5.

Charging the battery

1.Connect the output from the power adapter to the battery’s DC IN socket. A red warning light will come on. This light will go out once the battery is fully charged.

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Contents Model DRC600N Important Information Precautions Things to considerCare and Maintenance Contents Initial setup Your DRC600 and its accessoriesFitting the battery beneath your player Initial setup of your remote controlCharging the battery Using the power adapterUsing the battery Connecting the player to a television set Using headphonesConnecting Audio-Video output to the player Other connectionsUsing your DVD player PreparationFunction keys Jacks and controlsRemote control Menus… Disc Menu Player menuWith a VCD Video CD With a DVDWith an audio CD Display and Sound menus Format screen formatSetup menu language Sound menuVirtual Surround Sound LogicPlaying a disc Basic functionsLoading a disc Direct access to a music track audio CD Quick search for pictures or tracksStill picture and frame advance DVD and Video CD Slow motion DVD and Video CDPlay modes Standard playbackRandom playback Programming playbackRepeat playback Repeat playOther functions DVD and Video CD ZoomDVD Camera angles Video CD Playback control menu PBCReading Jpeg files What’s MP3?MP3 CD Playback Song skipDVD Ratings limits Setting a passwordParental Control Preferred languages DVD Language of player menusLanguage of the dialogues Language of the subtitlesAbout CD-R discs About MP3 files copied on to CD-RsTroubleshooting guide No power?Limited Warranty Limited Warranty What your warranty does not coverAccessories Thomson multimedia Inc