Audiovox DVD1500 owner manual Connecting AV Peripherals

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10 Connecting Audio/Video (AV) Peripherals

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Connecting AV Peripherals

You can connect your player to a wide variety of audio and video peripherals via the output ports located on the right side of the player module. Al- ternatively, you can configure a similarly wide ar- ray of equipment to feed AV data into your player to utilize its high definition LCD screen and/or on- board speakers.

You must first make the correct adjustment to the INPUT SELECT switch in order to either output or

input AV signals.

When the INPUT SELECT switch is set to OUT position, the player is configured to export AV signals to external equipment through its AV input/output jack. When set to IN, the player is configured to import AV signals from external equipment.

When the Input Select switch is set to IN the player’s LCD screen will go blank, with only an IN symbol displayed. (Please refer to page 32).

Please always keep the INPUT SELECT switch set to OUT during normal operations. If set to IN the LCD screen and audio will be disabled, awaiting receipt of an external signal.

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Contents DVD1500 Important Safety Information Please Read First DVD1500 Laser Emissions Warning Battery Warning When transporting the player Place of installationTurn off the power when not using the player Do not move the player during playbackWhen carrying on planes When carrying in hospitalsNTSC/PAL Viewing Area Standards Blank Thank You Table of Contents Check Inventory Items SuppliedOptional Item Connecting to an External Power Source Quick Starting GuidePress the Open Button To Open the Protective Cover Press the Open Button To Open the Internal CD Player CoverSlide the Side Power Switch on Inserting a DVD DiscPress the Play button on the player face Player Functions Multiple DVD Format CompatibilityLarge Active Liquid Crystal Display LCD Screen Onboard Stereo Speakers and Earphone PlugDigital Signal Output Broad Signal I/O CapabilitiesAutomatic Power Saving Design Setup Button Player ControlsActive Liquid Crystal Display Brightness ButtonDisplay Mode Button Color ButtonEnter Button and Direction Buttons Return ButtonMenu Button Title ButtonFast Forward and Reverse Buttons Stop ButtonPause Button Play ButtonVolume Control Knob Blank AV Signal Jacks Input Select Switch Video Output PortDC in Power Jack Power Switch and System LockPlayer Controls Player Controls 7 Play Mode LCD Screen Disc TypeBattery Status Angle SymbolChapter Number and Play Time Virtual Surround Mode Repeat Mode DisplayBlank Remote Control Buttons Power Button Number KeysClear Button Mute Key Search KeyProgram Key Repeat Key B KeyTitle Key Return KeySetup Key Menu KeyDirectional Keys Enter KeyPAUSE/STEP Key Stop KeyPlay Key Shift Key Remote Control Buttons Prev / Next Key Mark KeySurround Key On Screen Display Key Angle KeySUB Title on / OFF Key Audio Select Key System Setup Language SelectSystem Setup I Language Select Select Disc Languages DVD 2 Subtitle Language Digital Output Blank TV Aspect Normal TV 43 Letter BOX / PAN & Scan Ratings Level 8 no Limit for Adult VCD Playback Control A N K Changing Settings During Play Part I for DVD Title Symbol Chapter SymbolPlay Time Symbol Audio SymbolSound Channel Symbol Surround SymbolSubtitle Symbol Repeat Symbol B Repeat SymbolBookmark Symbol Changing Settings While in Play Part II for VCD Track SymbolProgram Symbol VCD Program Broadcast Control Symbol Changing Settings while in Play VCDChanging Settings while in Play Part III for CD Changing Settings while in Play CD Mark SymbolProgrammed Play Programmed Play Connecting AV Peripherals Configuration I AV Signal Output from AV Jack Configuration II AV Signal Output from S-Video Port Configuration III Audio Signal Output from AV Jack Configuration IV Digital Audio Output Configuration V AV Signal Input Setting the Password and Rating Setting the Password and Rating Setting the Password and Rating Setting the Password and Rating Rechargeable Battery Installation Use Precautions related to Battery Re Charge Using and Maintaining your Rechargeable Batteries Installing the Battery PackRemoving the Battery Pack User Precautions Simple MaintenanceMetal Contact Point User Precautions and Simple Maintenance Self Repair Specifications DACPage Month Limited Warranty