OWNER`S Manual | Avayon DXP-10P instruction

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PORTABLE DivX MPEG-4 DVD PLAYER

Model DXP-10P

OWNER`S MANUAL

Please read this manual before operating.

COMPACT

DIGITAL AUDIO

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Avayon DXP-10P manual OWNER`S Manual, Portable DivX MPEG-4 DVD Player

Contents

Portable DivX MPEG-4 DVD Player OWNER`S Manual Table of Contents Safety Information Safety Information DivX Certification Remote Control Remote Control Right View DescriptionLeft View Bottom View Installing the battery Using the Remote ControlUsing the remote control Connecting Earphones to the DVD Player You can enjoy video from VCR or camcorder on your DVD player Connecting to an External Component You can enjoy DVD quality video on a TV screen Connecting to a TVSlide INPUT/OUTPUT to Output Coaxial terminal connecting stereo system Connecting to a Stereo Component Inserting a memory card Using the Card ReaderRemoving a memory card Playing a memory card Plugging in a USB device Using the USB PortRemoving a USB device Power cord To home power outlet Using the AC Adapter Installing the battery pack Removing the battery pack Using the Battery PackCharging the battery pack LED IndicatorPage Case a Without battery Installing Carrying Bag/Car Harness Kit Optional Accessory Turning on /OFF the player Playing a DiscPreparation for Playback Resume Playing a Disc cont’dSkip Mark Bookmark Repeat Playback Zoom Title Valid MP3 CD and CD-R/RW Playing an MP3 or Regular Audio CDPlay Valid Picture Playing Picture CDPause Next/Previous Changing password Adjusting rating Returning to default settingDisplaying DivX registration number Changing subtitle language Changing menu language Setting Language for OSD, Voice, Subtitle, MenuChanging OSD language Changing voice language Changing Audio output Setting Audio Output Adjusting brightness Setting Video for Brightness, Contrast, Hue, SaturationAdjusting contrast Adjusting LCD Screen Troubleshooting Symptom Check Specifications Customer Support Warranty Customer Support and Warranty Customer Support and Warranty cont’d