Panasonic SC-VK81D, SC-VK91D, SC-VK71D manual Discs Basic play, Operations

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Discs — Basic play

	DISC
	1	5
	SUBTITLE		Numbered
	SUBTITLE		buttons
			buttons			OPEN/CLOSE
				DISC CHECK		OPEN/CLOSE
			, +			DISC CHANGE
			, +			DVD/CD
			VOLUME			DVD/CD
	, CANCEL					DIRECT PLAY
	, CANCEL		, DVD/CD			1	5
	TOP MENU		MENU				, DVD/CD
	TOP MENU		MENU	, STOP
			GROUP	, STOP		VOLUME
				, REW/		VOLUME
operations				, REW/		DOWN, UP
	ENTER			,	/FF	DOWN, UP
				,	/FF

	FL DISPLAY		RETURN
	SKIP
Disc	SKIP
	SHIFT		SLOW/SEARCH
	SHIFT

	1	2			3	4

	Place a disc in the disc
OPEN/CLOSE	tray.	OPEN/CLOSE
	• Load double-sided discs so
	the label for the side you
Open the disc	want to play is facing up.	Close the disc	Start play.
tray.	(A page 35, Tray/disc	tray.
• The unit turns on	handling procedure)
automatically and
a tray opens.	RAM

•Remove TYPE 2 and 4 discs from their cartridges before use.

Read the instructions for the disc carefully.

Volume adjustment

Stop

Pause

The stopped play position is memorized when “RESUME” is displayed.

•Press [:, DVD/CD] to resume.

DVD-VTo review the previous chapters

(A page 16, Position memory).

•Press [L] to clear the position.

•Press [:, DVD/CD] to start play.

Skip

Search

(during play)

Slow-motion

(during pause)

•WMAMP3 JPEG

[8, 9]: Group skip during play.

[;, :]: Content skip during play.

•Up to 5 steps.

•Press [:, DVD/CD] to start play.

•DVD-AMotion picture parts only.

•VCD Slow motion, forward direction only.

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Contents SC-VK81D SC-VK71D ExampleMain unit if the controls are the same ¡ These operating instructions Are applicable to modelsInstructions are of SC-VK71D for Southeast Asia SystemTable of contents AccessoriesThis Plug is not Waterproof Keep DRY How to replace the fuseGetting started Before useDisc information Positioning Blue Red + Black Gray + Blue Speaker connectionsTwist and pull off the vinyl tip of the speaker cords Connecting a television with an S Video in terminal Connecting a television with a Video in terminalConnecting a television with Component Video in terminals Video connectionsAM loop antenna Radio and power supply connectionsConserving power AC in To household AC socketSetup DVD/CD Enter Return Shift Remote controlQuick Setup screen assists you to make necessary settings Do not123 Setting the timeDemo function This is a 24-hour clockMain unit Control reference guideGettingstarted Center consoleSound EQ, S.WOOFER Remote controlSound EQ, -MANUAL EQ, M.RE-MASTER Disc Discs Basic playOperations Starting play from a selected group Main units display Frame-by- frameOn-screen item select Enter numberDiscs Convenient functions Repeat play Play mode functionsProgram play up to 24 items Using the submenu Discs Using navigation menusUsing a content screen to find a track Using navigation menusPlaying a playlist Playing HighMAT discsPlaying the programs Disc operationsMain Menu Discs Using on-screen menusOther Settings Signal type/data Picture Mode Picture AdjustmentTransfer Mode Picture MenuVideo tab Discs Changing the player’s settingDisc tab Changing the delay time Speaker Setting Radio Manual tuningPreset tuning Selecting channelsPress , Tape Cassette tapesTape Press , Tape to start playbackDolby Pro Logic Sound field and sound qualityDolby Digital and DTS Super SurroundUsing the Super Sound Equalizer Speaker level adjustmentsUsing the Manual Equalizer Manual EQ Multi Re-master Enjoying more natural soundSelect the source to be recorded Press and hold Play Mode to select the reverse modeRecording operations Press REC on the main unit to start recordingSleep timer Using the timersPlay/record timer TimerEnjoying karaoke Karaoke operationsAdding an echo effect Enjoying karaoke functionChanging the key To record your karaoke performanceConvenient functions Changing the sound range display Other functionsUsing a subwoofer Using other equipmentUsing an external unit Optional antenna connectionsReference Tray/disc handling procedureGlossary Opening/closing a disc trayOperation Troubleshooting guidePower Picture Using the cassette deckSound Listening to the radioSafety precautions MaintenanceSpecifications Specifications