Technicolor - Thomson DTH 2000 user manual Basic connections, Initial set-up, Press menu button

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Before you start

Basic connections

•Please install your DVD player horizontally with enough space around for ventilation.

•Protect the player against humidity, heat, cold and strong magnetic fields (i. e. speakers ...).

•Do not stack components on top of the DVD player.

•Connect all components before plugging any power cords in the wall outlet.

•Always turn off the DVD player, TV and other components before you connect or disconnect any cables.

•Insert all cables firmly into their jacks.

•Be sure that colors of connectors and plugs match for the audio connection.

1 Connect your television to your DVD player.

2 Connect your stereo system to your DVD player (optional).

•If you have also other pieces of equipment connected to your TV, or you want to use other cables, please see pages 34 - 39.

3 Connect your DVD player to the mains.

Aux, CD,

TAPE IN, etc.

1. SCART cable AV1 – TV

2. AV cable (cinch)

COAXIAL

AUDIO OUT

 

SERIAL

NO.

L

 

 

 

 

 

VIDEO

S

 

 

DIGITAL

OUT

VIDEO

 

AUDIO OUT

R

 

 

 

(AC-3)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A / V 1 (TV)

 

(EXT)

CLASS

PRODUCT

AC IN ~

220-240 V~

 

 

1

 

A / V 2

 

LASER

 

 

 

Video recorder or other

 

3. Mains lead

equipment (AV 2)

 

For users in Great Britain:

Be sure to read page 47 about the plug.

-up

Initial set-up

1 Switch on your TV set and your DVD player. 2 Press STOP button.

3 Press menu button.

You see the menu on the right.

•If you do not see the menu, select the proper AV input of your TV set manually (see the manual of your TV set).

4 Press the appropriate number button for your language (example: button 1 for English).

•Now English is the language for the menus of the player as well as the language of menus, dialogues, and subtitles of DVDs (if available). If you want to change languages, see page 22-23.

•This choice applies to all DVDs. For temporarily changes of dialogue and subtitle languages see page 19.

5 Now you can play discs.

But we recommend to proceed with the set-up on the pages 23-29:

- "4:3" or "16:9" TV set,

- Displays and more,

- Picture / sound output optimization,

- Rating.

Press 1 for English

Presser 2 pour Français

Drücken Sie 3 für Deutsch

Premere 4 per Italiano Pulsar 5 para Español

basic set

 

 

 

 

 

 

5

 

 

 

 

 

 

Angle / rating

. . . . . . . . . .18

Audio CD / video CD specials

. . . . .20-21

Universal remote control

30-33

 

Languages

.19 / 22-23

Basic set-up

4-5, 22-25

What to do if... / Index

42-45

 

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Contents NJY? Precautions Special ContentBasic set-up Playback Set-upRefit the battery cover Package contentBefore you start Fit the batteriesInitial set-up Basic connectionsConnect your DVD player to the mains Press menu buttonPower / Stand-by DVD remote controlComfort functions PlaybackMenu operation Selections via menuDisplays on and off the discs technical infos on-screen To go back in menu levelsContents menu of the Disc Info menus How to use the menusMenus Possibility menu of the DiscInfo button pressed twice Info displaysInfo button pressed once KHz 24 bit Front and displayAbout discs Why a disc cannot be playedDiscs you can play According to the discBasic play Auto power offResume memory Stop playback, press Stop buttonSlow motion Master volumeStills and frame advance Chapter / track skip Access to a scenePicture / track scan MarkersTitles, chapters, tracks, or elapsed time Start playback using ok buttonVirtual Surround Sound Sound and picturePicture soft / sharp For DVDsRepeat play Start playback using Play buttonKaraoke discs and vocals DVD C chapter → T title → normalCamera angle Angle / ratingOverriding the rating Press the violet Button you see the angle Display on-screenAudio language LanguagesSubtitles on / off Subtitle languageStart pressing the Play button Programme playRandom play Using playback control menu PBC Access to a track without TV screenStop playback and remove the menu press Stop button YesSet-up menus Menu Preferred languagesLanguage of the players set-up menus 4b For the subtitle language press number button Preferred languages MenuYour preferred languages on discs 16 9 TV screen Menu Picture/sound output4a You have a classical 4 3 TV screen Press number button 4b You have a wide-screen 16 9 TV set Press number buttonDigital audio output Picture/sound output MenuScart output On-screen messages Special settingsPlayers display dimming Always Dim Auto Dim4b Still mode Expert settings4a Audio for 2x playback 4c 4 3 preferenceRating limit Prohibit all titles To cancel, press Return StepSelect a rating limit Confirm with ok buttonChanging rating items 6a To cancel the rating limit Press number button6b To change the code number Press number button 6c To set another limit Press number buttonPosition the switch Universal remote control set-upDvdvcrtv to the device You want to control TV setTable of video recorder brands Table of TV set brandsMulti TV brand Code Multi VCR brand CodeTV and video controls Universal remote controlTV a TV b Special Thomson TV and video controlsConnecting to a TV with two Scart sockets Connecting a video recorder and a decoder for pay TVVideo connections BasicallyVideo Connecting an S-Video Y-C capable TV to the playerAudio connections This players digital audio optical and coaxial output jacks Your DVD player Surround soundDolby Digital AC-3 MPEG2 audio multichannelIf you have a Dolby* Pro Logic Surround decoder List of countries for region No Regional codes informationRegion No USA, Canada Region No ChinaRegion No Languages code Language code listOther Languages code Language abbreviations used in the players menusSymptom PowerSelf Diagnosis Display Video and AudioOperation is not possible? Single appears on-screen? Remote ControlPlayback Menu language is not the one you want? Subtitle , Audio , angle , etcOn-screen display messages are not shown on the TV screen? Dear customer DVD copy protectionIndex For users in Great Britain see GuaranteeTechnical data Fused plug For UK usersL1Y
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