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The DCP501 allows you to listen to your favorite digital and analog music in surround sound from selectable multiple audio sources, including:

Digital audio on the CD player

Digital or analog audio on TV channels tuned with the digital cable TV receiver feature* Digital audio on the digital audio tuner provided on your cable system*

Local analog AM and FM stations with the DCP501 AM/FM tuner

External analog audio cassettes

External MiniDisc digital audio

External digital audio tape (DAT)

Video game audio

*Digital Cable TV and interactive services are subscription services offered by most cable service providers.

DCP501 Video/TV features include:

Tuning and watching either digital or analog cable TV channels on your cable system Viewing digital programs and movies played on your DCP501 DVD player

Viewing analog programs and movies played on your analog VCR or analog video camera Viewing digital movies played on your digital VCR or digital video camera

Viewing movies and programs recorded with a personal video recorder (PVR) Viewing and playing video games

After connecting a VCR, video recording capabilities include:

Using the DCP501 to record DVD movies to video tape (unless the DVD has Macrovision anti-taping control)

With a second VCR, transferring movies or home video played on one VCR to a second VCR With a personal video recorder (PVR), transferring movies from your PVR to a VCR

Audio and video inputs and outputs provide both S-video and phono connections.

DCP501 User Guide

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Contents P 5 0 M e T h e a t e r S y s t e m E r G u i d e Repairs Important Safeguards Regulatory Information Declaration of Conformity Contact Us Contents Presetting Radio Stations Selecting Preset Radio Stations Advanced Audio SetupUsing Cable TV Record Using Catv Channel Scan Operation109 101108 TV and VCR Setup Codes TroubleshootingSpecifications Language CodesIntroduction Before Operating This UnitButton Before You BeginDocument Conventions FunctionE r v i e w At u r esE r v i e w Types of Discs You Can Use P p l i ed Ac c e s so ri e sSc I n f o r m at i o n DVDStoring Discs Cleaning DiscsHandling Discs Region NumbersRo n t P an el Item Control DescriptionLoader StopSKIP·SEARCH DCP501 display Item Indicator/Icon DescriptionP 5 0 1 Di sp l a y Indicator/Icon Description Chapter to indicate Title or Chapter Repeat26 27 28 29 30 3132 33 34 35 36 A r P an el DCP501 r ear pan elAudio Item DescriptionDigital Audio REC OUTItem Description E ra t i n g t h e R em o t e Co n t ro l Remo te contro l DCP501 User GuideButton Item Description Prog INPUT/TV/VCRShuffle TapeMusic Button DescriptionExit DAYTone Selecting TV and VCR Setup CodesPress once enter Bass Level Change mode Verifying a Setup Code Using Blink Back Finding a Setup Code Installing Batteries in Remote Control Battery placemen t in r emo te contro lInstallation Caut ION F o re Y o u B eg i nSt al l i n g t h e D CP 5 0 Co rd i n g Y o u r C o n n ec t i o n s Recording your connection sVid eo conn ections to you r TV N n ec t i n g Y o u r TVideo Composite vid eo connectio ns to your TV Connecting to cab le TV N n ec t i n g t o Ca b l e TSpeaker Placement Examp le of sp eaker p lacem entConnecting Speaker Cords Speaker and Subwoofer ConnectionsConnecting Your Front Speakers and Active Subwoofer Connecting fron t speaker s and active subwoo ferConnecting Your Front Speakers and Passive Subwoofer Connecting fron t speaker s and passive subwooferConnecting Your Surround and Center Speakers Connecting surround and center speaker sN n ec t i n g Y o u r V C R Video Connections for Your VCRVideo Vid eo conn ections to you r V CRComposite vid eo connectio ns to your V CR Stereo V CR audio connections Audio Connections for Your VCRStereo VCR Mono VCR Mono V CR audio connectio nsConnecting Other Audio/Video Sources Connections fo r an altern ate deviceG i t al Au d i o Co n n e ct i o n s Dig ital aud io conn ection sN n ec t i n g a T ap e De c k o r C D P l a y e r Audio connectionsN n ec t i n g t h e a M an d F M An t en n a s Antenna conn ection sN n ec t i n g f o r P o w e r N n ec t i n g t o t h e F ro n t P an elDCP501 Front p anel connections Cables you will needDCP5 01 Us er Guide F o r e Y o u B e g i nD e T e x t On screen Display DCP501 Display Input SetupT t i n g U p a u d i o T on P U P U T Subwoofer and Speakers T U P menu on your TV or a U D I O S E T onPress down arrow ∨ T U P O S S T U P V E L B W O S E Q Press Select or OK, or press left arrow R G E Press Select or OK Center Setup Press down arrow ∨ N T Z E N T S T a N C E Press Select or OK Surround Setup Press down arrow ∨ R R O U P S T a N C E U N D U R N T U P R R O U N D Press Select or OK and N O flashes Test Tone Adjust T U P menu on your TV or a U D I O T onPress down arrow ∨ twice T R Speaker LocationF T G H TJ U S T T R After setting the level for all speakers, press down arrow ∨ Panel lighting to a dimmer level Advanced Audio SetupFeature Description Press down arrow ∨ three times Press right arrow and O N flashes T U M E L T U L R N N U T U G H T M E L T U L R N N U Press down arrow Press Select or OK and D I M flashes Summary of Night Mode Operation RangeUsing Cable TV Record I n g D C P 5 0 1 C a b l e T V F u n c t i o n sC O R D A N N E L Press Setup to exit the C a T V R E C O R D menu Using Catv Channel Scan E L A N Press Setup to exit the C a T V C H a N N E L S C a N menu I n g t h e D C P 5 0 1 T u n e r Tuning Radio StationsPresetting Radio Stations Selecting Preset Radio Stations U n d E f f e c t sChanging the DCP501 Tone Setting I n g t h e D C P 5 0 1 D V D / C D P l a y e r Changing Balance and Fade on the DCP501With a DVD Resume PlayMedia Type Icon displayed Title Chapter Audio Subtitle Angle Bookmarks Disc Type Using the DVD Banner DisplayFast Motion Playback Picture Search Selecting a DVD TitleSelecting a DVD Chapter Changing the Audio Language on a DVDChanging the Subtitle Language on a DVD Changing the Camera Angle on a DVDClearing a Bookmark on a DVD Using Bookmarks on a DVDRecalling a Bookmarked Scene on a DVD Program Edit on a DVD Exiting Program Play on a DVD Insert Chapter on a DVDDelete Program on a DVD Using the Repeat Feature Repeat PlayTrack Introscan Bookmarks Elapsed Time Disc Type Using the CD Banner DisplayUsing IntroScan on a CD Selecting a CD TrackClearing a Bookmark on a CD Using Bookmarks on a CDRecalling a Bookmarked Selection on a CD Program Edit on a CD Program a Playlist with the TV Turned OnInsert Track on a CD Delete Program on a CDExiting Program Play on a CD Using the Repeat FeatureProgram a Playlist with the TV Turned Off Random Play Playing an MP3 Audio CD on the DCP501 On-Screen Display when Playing an MP3 CD Programming Selections from an MP3 CDDeleting Selections from an MP3 CD Selecting Specific Folder and Files for PlaybackDVD Setup Select DCP5 01 Us er Guide DCP5 01 Us er Guide DCP5 01 Us er Guide 3 L e t t e r b o I N T U P N U A N N E L X I T Resetting Your Password Mute On screen Display DCP501 Display Volume Up/Down On screen Display DCP501 DisplayOther On-Screen Text Messages DVD/CD Playback Control On screen DisplayControl Problem Possible SolutionPower RemoteOr very little sound From a poweredThere is no sound From the speakersVideo Player DVD/CDTuner RecordingG i t a l C a b l e R e c e i v e r R e c e i v e r a n d a m p l i f i e rFront Panel Inputs D / C D P l a y e rP u t / O u t p u t Front Panel OutputsN e r a l Rear Panel OutputsTV Setup Codes Manufacturer TV Setup CodeJBL NAD SSS VCR Setup Codes Manufacturer VCR Setup CodeKLH STS TMK Language CodeN g u a g e codes DCP CSRDAT DTSPPV PCRPID QAMDCP501 User Guide Mgbi
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DCP501 specifications

The Motorola DCP501 is a versatile and powerful digital cable receiver designed to enhance your television viewing experience. This set-top box caters to the demands of modern digital broadcasting and is packed with advanced features that ensure seamless access to content. One of its main highlights is its compatibility with MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 formats, allowing users to enjoy both standard and high-definition channels without any hassle.

Equipped with a user-friendly interface, the DCP501 makes navigation a breeze. The intuitive menu system allows users to access their favorite channels, manage parental controls, and set up recording features without any technical expertise. The device also supports digital video recording, enabling users to capture shows and movies directly to a storage medium. This convenient feature allows for pausing live TV, rewinding, and scheduling recordings to ensure you never miss a favorite program.

In terms of connectivity, the Motorola DCP501 offers multiple outputs, including HDMI, component, and composite video, making it compatible with a wide range of televisions. This extensive connectivity ensures that both old and new TV models can easily integrate the DCP501 into their setup. Additionally, the device includes USB ports, providing the option to expand storage and connect to other multimedia devices.

The Motorola DCP501 is designed with security in mind, incorporating advanced encryption technologies to safeguard content and prevent unauthorized access. The device supports industry-standard content protection mechanisms, ensuring a secure and reliable viewing experience for users while complying with broadcasting regulations.

Another noteworthy characteristic is its energy efficiency. The Motorola DCP501 is designed to consume less power compared to traditional set-top boxes, contributing to reduced electricity bills while minimizing environmental impact. This sustainable approach to technology reflects Motorola's commitment to innovation and eco-friendliness.

Overall, the Motorola DCP501 stands out as an advanced digital cable receiver that combines functionality with user-centric features. Its robust performance, comprehensive channel support, and eco-friendly design make it an ideal choice for cable subscribers seeking a high-quality viewing experience. Whether accessing live television, recorded programs, or on-demand content, the DCP501 is a reliable companion for today’s digital media landscape.