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Audiovox PDVDNS, D1708PK owner manual Slide the Side Power Switch On, Press the Play Button

Models: D1708PK PDVDNS

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3 Quick Starting Guide

6. Slide the Side Power Switch On

At the left side of the unit, position the POWER slide switch to the ON/OFF posititon. This switch is spring-loaded and will return to the center position after it is re- leased. Positioning the slide switch once again in the same direction will turn power OFF.

7. Press the (Play) Button

You are now ready to sit back and enjoy a great DVD experience. To stop play at any time, press the (stop) button. Sliding the power button to ON/OFF will then shut down the power supply. Finally, return the protective cover to the closed posi- tion. In most cases, the DVD already inserted into the player will begin playing automatically when power is turned on. If you insert a DVD (and close the CD player cover) after turning on the power, the DVD should also begin play automati- cally.

After pressing the STOP button, unless the power is also disabled, the loaded disc should continue spinning.

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Audiovox PDVDNS, D1708PK owner manual Slide the Side Power Switch On, Press the Play Button

Contents

Pdvdns Important Safety Considerations Please Read First PD-200 Laser Emissions Warning Battery Warning Place of installation When transporting the playerTurn off the power when not using the player Do not move the player during playbackWhen carrying in hospitals When carrying on planesNTSC/PAL Viewing Area Standards Blank Thank You Table of Contents Standard Bundled Items Check InventoryOptional Items Quick Starting Guide Connecting to an External Power SourcePlug AV signal wires into peripheral equipment Plug in the AV signal wiresInserting a DVD Disc Opening the LidPress the Play Button Slide the Side Power Switch OnMultiple DVD Format Compatibility AV Signal OutputPlayer Functions Automatic Power Saving Design Digital Signal OutputPause Button Player ControlsPlay Button Eject Button Stop ButtonFast Forward and Reverse Buttons Title Button Menu ButtonReturn Button Enter Button and Direction ButtonsRemote Infrared Receiver Window Play Mode LCD ScreenDisc Viewing Window Earphone Jack Volume Control KnobVideo Output Connector AV Signal Output ConnectorsPower Switch and System Lock DC Power JackPlayer Controls Disc Type Player Controls Play Mode LCD ScreenBatteries Status Chapter Number and Play TimeVirtual Surround Mode Angle SymbolRepeat Mode Display Remote Control Buttons 3C Clear Button Power Button2Number Keys Mute Key Repeat Key Return Key Title KeyMenu Key Setup KeyEnter Key Directional KeysStop Key PAUSE/STEP KeyPlay Key Search KeyShift Key Remote Control Buttons Mark Key Prev / Next KeySurround Key SUB Title on / OFF Key On Screen Display KeyAngle Key Audio Select Key Language Select System SetupSystem 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 Chapter Symbol Title SymbolPlay Time Symbol Audio SymbolSubtitle Symbol Sound Channel SymbolSurround Symbol Bookmark Symbol Repeat SymbolB Repeat Symbol Program Symbol Changing Settings While in Play Part II for VCDTrack Symbol VCD Program Broadcast Control Symbol Changing Settings while in Play VCDChanging Settings while in Play Part III for CD Mark Symbol Changing Settings while in Play CDProgrammed 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 Signal Output Blank Setting the Password and Rating Setting the Password and Rating Setting the Password and Rating Setting the Password and Rating Please fully charge the battery prior to first use Rechargeable Battery Installation UsePrecautions related to Battery Re Charge Installing the Battery Pack Using and Maintaining your Rechargeable BatteriesRemoving the Battery Pack Storage User Precautions Simple MaintenanceMetal Contact Point User Precautions and Simple Maintenance Self Repair DVD / Svcd / VCD / CD-DA SpecificationsPage Month Limited Warranty