NAD L55 owner manual Repeat Play, To return to normal play

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Advanced Operation

REPEAT PLAY

Repeat

CHAPT

TITLE

OFF

TRACK

ALL

OFF

REPEAT VIEWING (LISTENING)

Press REPEAT during playback. Each time this button is pressed, the TV screen changes as shown below and the disc will repeat a chapter or title (DVD) or a track (CD).

DVD

Repeat of chapter being played

Repeat of title being played

Cancel repeat mode (normal play)

Repeat of track being played

Repeat of entire disc contents

Cancel repeat mode (normal play)

To return to normal play

Press REPEAT several times until “OFF” is displayed. Notes

NOTES

•Repeat play works only with discs for which the elapsed playing time appears in the DVD display window during playback.

•Repeat play may not work correctly with some DVDs.

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Contents L55 FCC Notice Safety PrecautionsIntroduction FCC WarningTable of Contents Important Safety Instructions Introduction Precautions To Obtain a Clear PictureOn Storing Discs On Cleaning DiscsOn Handling Discs Display Window Identification of ControlsFront Panel Optical Digital Audio OUT Jack Rear Panel European VersionUSA/CANADA Version Directional Arrow Buttons Remote ControlTitle Button Menu ButtonOperating with the Remote Control Preparing the Remote ControlOpen the battery cover Close the coverConnect the DVD Player to Your TV InstallationConnecting to a TV Connecting to AN Audio System Dolby Digital Connecting to Optional Audio SystemEnjoying Dolby Digital Sound Enjoying Dolby PRO Logic Surround Sound With a Receiver Equipped with Dolby DigitalEnjoying 2 Channel Digital Stereo Sound Enjoying DTS SoundBasic Playback When a Menu Screen Appears on the TV ScreenBasic Operation PreparationsAfter Operation Still Picture Pause Stopping PlayResume Play Frame Advance DVD onlyTo return to normal playback, press Play button Various Speed PlaybackTo Play in SLOW-MOTION To Scan AT Fast Forward or Fast ReverseGeneral Information about Display Menu Icons Operation Using Display Menu IconsCommon Procedures Examples of Display Menu IconsFunction Selection Detailed Description of Each Display Menu IconPress Display During Playback MethodAdvanced Operation Using a Title MenuUsing a DVD Menu DVD Changing Subtitle LanguageChanging Audio Soundtrack Language Press Angle repeatedly until the desired angle is selected Viewing from Another AngleProducing a 3D Surround Effect Press repeatedly until the desired sound is selectedRepeat Play To return to normal playZoom Feature Press Zoom during normal playback or still playbackMemorizing Settings for Viewed Dvds Condition Memory You can memorize details for the following six settingsAfter playback of all programmed tracks Program PlayPress Program during playback or stop mode. The program Clearing the ProgramCommon Procedures of Initial Settings Initial SettingsCommon Procedures of Initial Settings Press to select the desired item. The screen will showPress to select the desired language and then press At the setup screen, press to select Disc Audio and pressSelecting Disc Languages EnterSelecting Rating Level DVD only Selecting Rating Level and PasswordAt the Setup screen, press to select Rating and press Press to select the desired level and press EnterTo CHANGE/CLEAR Memorized Password Setting Your Password DVD onlyDo not Forget Your Password To Clear Your 4-DIGIT PasswordAt the Setup screen, press to select TV Aspect and press Selecting TV AspectPress to select the desired Language and press Enter Selecting Menu LanguageSelecting TV Output Press to select the desired TV Output and press EnterSelecting the Pseudo PAL EUR only At the Setup screen, press to select Pseudo PAL PressSetting the TV System Press to select the desired output and press EnterSTREAM/PCM Selecting Digital Audio OUTDolby DIGITAL/PCM PCMTable of Languages and Their Abbreviations Code LanguagePlayable Discs ReferenceDisc Requirements / Copyright Information Region Management InformationSymptom Cause Correction Before Calling Service PersonnelSymptoms and Correction DVD Player SpecificationsSupplied Accessories OutputsNAD Electronics International