Toshiba SD-V594SC owner manual Connecting to a USB Mass Storage

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Connections

Connecting to a USB Mass Storage

This unit can be used to read JPEG, WMA, MP3 and DivX¨ data for any memory card reader/writer or digital camera that accepts USB Mass Storage Class.

For devices that are compatible with the unitÕs USB port, please refer to page 8 .

Connecting to a USB Mass Storage

Signal flow

To USB port

USB Mass Storage

USB Cable (not supplied)

Notes:

In order to avoid damage to the unit, the USB Mass Storage, the Memory Card, etc, the following instructions should be observed.

¥Insert the USB cable properly taking care to observe the correct port direction.

¥Make sure the unit is off or is set to DISC mode ￿￿when disconnecting the USB Mass Storage from the unit.

¥In order to avoid damage to recorded data, do not plug in or unplug the unit, no matter whether the USB Mass Storage is On or Off, including Resume Stop mode.

¥In order to avoid damage to recorded data, do not disconnect the USB Mass Storage from the port, no matter whether the USB Mass Storage is On or Off, including Resume Stop mode.

¥Before removing the Memory Card while a Memory Card Reader or Digital Camera is connected to the unit, ensure that the power is off or that the unit is in DISC mode ￿￿.

¥Do not remove the Memory Card from the Memory Card Reader or Digital Camera no matter whether the Memory Card is On or Off, including Resume Stop mode.

¥In order to avoid damage to recorded data, do not plug in or unplug the unit, no matter whether the Memory Card is inserted or not inserted into the Memory Card Reader or Digital Camera, including Resume Stop mode.

¥In order to understand the correct operation and handling of the USB Mass Storage, read the USB Mass Storage instructions carefully.

¥As it cannot be guaranteed that recorded data will not be damaged while using this unit, it is recommended to make back-up data.

¥Avoid connecting any other USB connectable device that uses electricity from the USB connector such as a Printer or Keyboard when the USB Mass Storage is connected.

¥It is impossible to connect several devices by using a USB HUB.

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Contents SD-V594SC Introduction Location of the required MarkingS3125A IntroductionLightning Disc Power sourceHeat Wait PrecautionsDo not use the DVD/VCR when moisture condensation may occur Moisture condensation occurs during the following casesOn handling discs On cleaning discsStructure of disc contents On storing discsPlayable USB Mass Storages About this ownerÕs manualOn Video CDs Equipment Brand ModelsContents Rear panel Identification of controlsFront panel Disc operation status Display windowVCR operation status While watching TV While operating a tapeTV control buttons Remote controlDVD Menu button ¥CABLE BOX control buttonsInserting batteries OperationPower TV Multi brand remote controlSetting TV control codes Table of TV brand codes Display Input Select Program VOL +/Ð EnterBrand name Brand CodeConnections Antenna connectionsAntenna to DVD/VCR connection UHFSet the TV/CABLE menu option to Òtvó mode Connections Set the TV/CABLE menu option to Òtvó modeTo the Òtvó mode DVD/VCR to TV connectionCable TV connections Connections Allows Prevents Connecting to a TV Basic connectionInterlaced outputs ConnectionsProgressive outputs Connecting to a display Using the Hdmi cable About HdmiWhen Hdmi Output setting is ÒOffÓ Picture Output ¥ DVD Mode¥ VCR Mode During Hdmi OutputDolby Digital Connecting to an audio equipmentConnecting to an amplifier equipped with a DTS decoder Dolby Surround Pro LogicMPEG2 sound Connecting to a USB Mass Storage Connecting to a USB Mass StorageBasic setup VCR Setting the video channelSetting the video channel Power DVD/VCR TV/VCR DVD/VCR SelectDVD/VCR Setting the languageSetting the language Enter SET +/Ð VCR Menu DVD/VCR SelectAuto Clock adjustment Clock settingAuto Clock setting Power DVD/VCR Call Enter SET +/Ð VCR Menu DVD/VCR SelectTo set Standard Time Press SET + or Ð to select your time zone, then press EnterBasic setup VCR Manual clock settingSET +/Ð Enter Cancel Press SET + or Ð to set the month, then pressTV/CABLE selection Tuner settingSetting channels automatically DVD/VCR Enter SET +/Ð VCR Menu DVD/VCR SelectEnter SET +/Ð VCR Menu To ADD/DELETE channelsNoise elimination To delete channelsUnloading Loading and unloading a cassette tapeLoading To prevent accidental erasureDVD/VCR Stop Play FWD REV DVD/VCR Select Cassette tape playbackPlayback Rewind or forward the tape Special playback Convenience function Repeat playback Zero return functionStop Viss +/Ð CLOCK/COUNTER DVD/VCR Select Clock/counter display Video index search systemSqpb S-VHS Quasi Playback CounterRecording VCR Recording a TV programRecording a TV program SP/SLP DVD/VCR Select REC/OTRRecording one program while watching another To stop recordingTo stop recording temporarily Stop PAUSE/STILL TV/VCRStop SP/SLP DVD/VCR Select REC/OTR One-touch Timer Recording OTROne-touch Timer Recording OTR Press VCR MENU. Select Òtimer REC Setó Then press Enter Timer recordingTimer recording Press SET + or Ð to select the date, then pressSET +/Ð Enter Cancel VCR Menu DVD/VCR Select Timer REC Setting procedure To set daily/weekly timerTo confirm or cancel a program If the programs overlap anotherOther functions VCR Stereo recording and playback Second Audio Program SAPStereo recording and playback Second Audio Program SAP Enter SET +/Ð VCR Menu Audio SelectDVD/VCR Input Select Stop SP/SLP Duplicating a video tapeDuplicating a video tape Recording a DVD/CD disc Press DVD/VCR Select selector to select the DVD modePress Stop when you finish recording Duplicating a DVD or CD discVCD Basic playback To start playback in the stop modePlaying a disc Basic playback DVDOPEN/CLOSE Or standing by for timer recordingBasic playback Playing a Disc while the VCR section is recordingVcddvd Playing in slow-motion VCD Playing in fast reverse or fast forward directionsVcddvd Playing frame by frame VCD Locating a chapter or trackAdvanced playback DVD Zooming/Locating desired sceneVCD Zooming Display JumpMarking desired scenes Enter Clear MarkerVCD A-B Repeat playback Repeat playback/A-B Repeat playbackVcddvd Repeat playback Enter Play Playmode RPTVCD Random playback Program playback/Random playbackVCD Program playback Enter Clear Play PlaymodeDVD Title selection Changing angles/Title selection/DVD menuDVD Changing angles DVD DVD menuAudio Changing soundtrack language Setting surround soundDVD Changing soundtrack language To turn off the PBC see Subtitles/To turn off the PBCDVD Subtitles Enter Subtitle PlaymodeLimitations on MP3/WMA/JPEG/DivX¨ playback MP3/WMA/JPEG/DivX and Audio CD operationMP3/WMA/JPEG/DivX¨ data information Limitations on displayEnter Return Stop Play DVD/USB OPEN/CLOSE Loading mediaMP3/WMA and Audio CD playback Press Stop to end playbackSkip Slide show playbackTOP Menu Zoom DVD Menu Enter Stop Play Playing DivX¨ VOD contentDivX¨ playback Repeat playback CD/USB Random playback CD/USBBrowser View Program View Program playback CD/USBEnter Play Function setup DVD Customizing the function settingsVCD Setting procedure Enter Return SetupSetting details Other Menu, Subtitle, AudioEnglish, Francais, Espanol Original AudioJpeg Interval Picture ModeDisplay OffPCM DRCDigital Out BitstreamSet the new password Parental control settingIf you forget the password HD JpegProgressive OutputInterlace DivX¨ VODEnter Return Play OPEN/CLOSE Playback will commence if the entered password was correctDVD Temporary disabling of rating level by DVD disc Load a DVD disc and press Play or OPEN/ Close on the unitLanguage code list OthersTroubleshooting Symptoms SolutionsGeneral SpecificationsSupplied accessories Input/OutputCanadian Warranty Information Garantie Canadienne Memo Others2I40301A-Enp70-BACK 21/3/06, 946 AM

SD-V594SC specifications

The Toshiba SD-V594SC is a versatile and innovative dual-format DVD player and VCR combo that serves as a bridge between traditional and modern media. With its ability to play both DVDs and VHS tapes, the SD-V594SC appeals to a broad audience, accommodating those who still cherish their classic VHS collections while enjoying the convenience of DVD technology.

One of the standout features of the SD-V594SC is its compatibility with a wide range of formats. It supports not only standard DVDs but also DVD-R, DVD-RW, and various other DVD formats, ensuring users can play their favorite movies and shows without hassle. On the VHS side, it delivers a reliable performance, enabling users to relive nostalgic moments with old tapes.

The Toshiba SD-V594SC also incorporates several noteworthy technologies to enhance the viewing experience. The unit features a progressive scan output, which provides improved picture quality for DVDs. This technology reduces motion artifacts and delivers a clearer, more vibrant image, making it ideal for larger television screens. Furthermore, the VCR section comes equipped with features such as automatic tracking and a built-in 19-time playback, allowing for smooth playback of tapes and minimizing the wear on old VHS content.

Another significant characteristic of the SD-V594SC is its user-friendly interface. The remote control offers easy access to functions, including one-touch recording, which streamlines the process of transferring content from TV to VHS. This makes it a practical choice for those who wish to preserve their favorite shows from broadcast television.

Connectivity options are plenty with the Toshiba SD-V594SC. It includes composite video outputs, as well as S-Video output for those who seek better video quality. There are also audio outputs, allowing users to connect to their home theater systems for an immersive audio experience. The unit’s compact design fits easily into most entertainment centers, making it a convenient addition to any setup.

Overall, the Toshiba SD-V594SC epitomizes the fusion of old and new technologies. With its dual-format capabilities, enhanced picture quality, user-friendly functions, and versatile connectivity options, it stands as an attractive choice for consumers looking to enjoy both their vintage VHS tapes and modern DVDs in one reliable device. This combination ensures that users can make the most of their multimedia libraries, regardless of the medium.
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