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Appendix

06Additional information

When a USB device is connected

Problem

Check

Remedy

USB device is not recognized.

Is the USB device properly con‑ nected?

Connect the device securely (all the way in).

Is the USB device connected via a

This player does not support USB hubs. Con‑

USB hub?

nect the USB device directly.

 

This player only supports USB mass storage

 

class devices.

 

This player supports portable flash memory and

 

digital audio playback devices.

 

Only the FAT16 and FAT32 file systems are sup‑

 

ported. Other file systems (exFAT, NTFS, etc.)

 

are not supported.

This is not a problem with the player.

Turn the power off then back on.

This is not a problem with the player.

Some USB devices may not be recognized

 

properly.

File cannot be played.

Is the file copyright-protected (by

 

DRM)?

Copyright-protected files cannot be played.

 

This is not a problem with the player.

Files stored on a computer cannot be played.

 

This is not a problem with the player.

It may not be possible to play some files.

Folder or file names are not

Do the folder of file names contain

The maximum number of characters display‑

displayed or are not properly

more than 14 characters?

able for the folder and file names on the Disc

displayed.

 

Navigator is 14.

Folder or file names are not dis‑

This is not a problem with the player.

The order of the folder and file names displayed

played in alphabetical order.

 

on the Disc Navigator depends on the order in

 

 

which the folders or files were recorded on the

 

 

USB device.

Much time is required to recog‑

What is the USB device’s capacity?

nized the USB device.

 

Some time may be required to load the data when large capacity USB devices are con‑ nected (this could take several minutes).

Power is not supplied to the USB

Is USB ERR displayed on the front

Turn the power off then back on.

device.

panel display? No power is supplied if

Turn the power off, then disconnect and recon‑

 

the power consumption is too high.

 

nect the USB device.

 

 

 

 

Press DVD/USB to switch back to the DVD

 

 

mode, then switch again to the USB mode.

 

 

(When the input is switched back to the DVD

 

 

mode, LOADING is displayed on the front panel

 

 

display and the disc is recognized. When the

 

 

input is switched back to USB, USB MODE is

 

 

displayed on the front panel display.)

 

 

If the USB device is equipped with an AC

 

 

adapter, use the USB device with the AC

 

 

adapter connected.

Audio CD tracks cannot be

Is there enough free space on the

Recording is not possible if there is not enough

recorded on a USB device.

USB device?

free space left on the USB device. In this case,

 

 

Available USB space is low is displayed.

 

Are there 300 or more folders on the

Recording is not possible if the USB device

 

USB device?

contains 300 or more folders.

 

Are there already 99 PIONEER folders

Recording is not possible if there are already 99

 

on the USB device?

PIONEER folders on the USB device.

 

 

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Contents DV-420V-K Information to User Risk of Electric Shock Do not OpenVentilation Caution Operating EnvironmentPOWER-CORD Caution Wash hands after handlingWe Want You Listening For a Lifetime To establish a safe levelContents Loading the batteries in the remote control Before you start What’s in the box Warning About region numbers Before you start Playable discsDiscs that cannot be played Regarding copy protected CDsAbout playing DualDiscs Before you startPlayable files Playing discs created on computers or BD/DVD recordersSupported image file formats Supported audio file formatsPlayable file extensions Part Names and Functions Front PanelClear Part Names and Functions Remote controlSTANDBY/ON Audio Subtitle Number buttons 0 to / /page NEXT STOP Display Zoom page 21Title Part Names and Functions Front Panel DisplayCHP RemainConnections Connecting using an audio/ video cableConnecting using an Hdmi cable  Connect the player’s video outputAmplifier Connecting to an AV receiver orConnecting to a TV EnglishTo use the Kuro Link function About Kuro Link functionWhat the Kuro Link function can do 16 EnConnections Connecting using a component video cable Connecting using a digitalAudio cable Starts playback. Press PLAY Playback Playing discs or filesIf the menu screen appears  STANDBY/ONPlayback Various playback functionsPlaying in slow motion To resume normal playback, press PLAY20 En Switching the subtitle Subtitles22 En On USB devices Playback Playing files stored on USB devicesRecording audio CD tracks Recording all the tracksPlaying files Playing using the Disc NavigatorPlaying discs NEXTPlaying repeatedly Repeat Playing using the Play Mode functionPlaying a specific section repeatedly A-B Repeat Play Playing in random order Random PlayPlaying by specifying a number or time Search Mode Playing in the desired order Programmed PlayChange the settings Adjusting the audioAudio Settings parameters About Sound Retriever functionPlayback Adjusting the picture quality Video Adjust parametersDisplay the Home Menu. Press Home Menu Select Video Adjust Restoring all the settings to the defaults  Hdmi Out, Hdmi ResolutionChanging the Settings Initial Settings Digital Audio Out settingsTV Screen Wide Video Output settingsPan & Scan CompressedLanguage settings Display settings Options settings When Other Language is selectedSelect Other Language Changing the Parental Lock level Registering changing the passwordSelect Password Select Country CodeAdditional information Troubleshooting General problems36 En Is Auto Power Off set to On? Additional informationAudio OUT Coaxial ter‑ OUT Coaxial terminals, set Digital Out toIs Digital Out set to On? 38 EnWhen connected to an HDMI-compatible device Set Hdmi Out to Lpcm 2CH or Auto 40 EnConnected to the Hdmi OUT terminal When a USB device is connected Available USB space is low is displayed42 En Language names codes and input codes Language Code TableCountry/Area Code Table Country/Area name, Input codes and Country/Area codeTurn off the player’s power when not using it When moving the playerPlace of installation Cleaning the productHandling discs Cleaning discsCleaning the lens About copyrightsAbout specially shaped discs About condensation on discs46 En Additional information Specifications Avertissement Précaution DE VentilationMilieu de fonctionnement Français Sommaire Avant de commencerFrançais Mise en place des piles dans la télécommandeAvant de commencer Contenu du carton d’emballage  AvertissementPropos des codes régionaux Avant de commencer Disques lisiblesDisques illisibles  Les disques qui n’ont pas été clôturésPropos de la copie de CD protégés Avant de commencerFichiers lisibles Propos de la lecture des DualDiscAffichage de sous-titres externes Formats de fichiers photo pris en chargeFormats de fichiers audio pris en charge GroupeFichiers photo Extensions des fichiers lisiblesFichiers vidéo Fichiers audioSTANDBY/ON la Hdmi la Capteur de télécommandeNoms et fonctions des éléments Port USB type a la DVD/USB la la la la /la page 19Noms et fonctions des éléments Télécommande STANDBY/ON la Audio la Subtitle la Touches numériques 0 à/ /la NEXT la STOP la Display la Zoom la page 20 Affichage du compteur Noms et fonctions des éléments Afficheur de la face avantPrgsve la 12 FrRaccordements Raccordement avec un Cordon audio/vidéoRaccordement avec un câble Hdmi Propos des signaux vidéo et audio restitués par la prise Raccordement à un récepteur ou amplificateur AVRaccordement à un téléviseur 14 FrPropos de la fonction Kuro Link Ce que la fonction Kuro Link permetPour utiliser la fonction Kuro Link Raccordement avec un cordon audio numérique 16 FrOuvrez le tiroir à disque et insérez le Disque Lecture Lecture de disques ou de fichiersSi le menu apparaît Sur  STANDBY/ON RemarquesPLAY LectureDiverses fonctions de lecture 18 FrPLAY 20 Fr PBC Sélection de la ou des plages à enregistrer Enregistrement de plages de CD Audio sur un appareilEnregistrement de toutes les plages USBLecture par la page Disc Navigator Lecture de disquesLecture de fichiers Lecture à l’aide de la fonction Play Mode Répétition de la lecture Lecture répétéeLecture dans un ordre aléatoire Lecture aléatoire Lecture dans l’ordre souhaité Lecture de programmeRéglage du son Paramètres Audio SettingsSélectionnez le type de mode de Recherche Doit commencerPropos de la fonction Sound Retriever Paramètres Video AdjustRéglage de la qualité de l’image Validez les changementsAppuyez sur STANDBY/ON tout en tenant enfoncé Rétablissement de tous les réglages par défautSélectionnez le paramètre et changez son réglage Appuyez sur STANDBY/ON tout en tenant enfoncéChangement des réglages Réglages initiaux Réglages Digital Audio OutDTS Out Lpcm 2CH 30 FrRéglages Video Output Réglé sur 1920x1080p, 1920x1080i ou 1280x720pPrises Component Video OUT Réglages Language Restitue des images progressives de 720 x 480 pixels32 Fr Réglages Display LanguageOn Screen Display Parental Lock Réglages OptionsLorsque Other Language est sélectionné 34 FrEnregistrement changement du mot de passe Changement du niveau de contrôle parentalChangement du code de pays/région pour le contrôle parental Informations supplémentaires En cas de panne Problèmes d’ordre général36 Fr Est-ce que Auto Power Off est Informations supplémentairesDigital Audio OUT Coaxial , réglez Prises Digital Audio OUT38 Fr Est-ce que Digital Audio Out est Audio OUT CoaxialRéglez Hdmi Out sur Lpcm 2CH ou Auto 40 FrLink ? Lorsqu’un appareil USB est raccordé 42 FrPioneer Noms codes de langues et codes numériques Tableau des codes de languesTableau des codes de pays et régions 44 FrInformations supplémentaires Précautions d’emploi Déplacement du lecteurEmplacement du lecteur Propos de la condensationPropos des copyrights Manipulation des disquesNettoyage de la lentille RangementPropos de la condensation sur les disques Propos des disques à formes spécialesInformations supplémentaires Spécifications Pioneer Corporation

DVP 420K, DV-420V-K specifications

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