Regional code

Since DVD films are not normally released in all parts of the world at the same time, all DVD players have a specific regional code. Discs can be given a regional code. If the regional codes differ between the player and the disc, playback is not possible.

DVDs must be marked 'ALL' for all regions or '2' for region 2 to work in this machine. If the DVD is marked with a different region, it cannot be played in this DVD recorder.

The number within the globe represents the region. Regional code 2 represents:

Europe, Japan, South Africa, Middle East (incl. Egypt).

Technical data

Voltage : 220-240V/50Hz

Power consumption : 27 W

Power consumption (standby): less than 3W (clock display off)

Measurements in cm (W/H/D): 43.5/7.6/33.5 (Disc tray closed), 47.2 (disc tray open)

Weight without packaging approx.: 4.0kg

Power outage/no power: Channel and timer information remain saved for up to 1 year, the time is saved for up to 12 hours.

Operating position: maximum 10 degree inclination in all directions

Ambient temperature: 15 C - 35 C

Humidity: 25% - 75%

Accessories

Operating instructions

Guarantee booklet

Quick install guide

Remote control and batteries

Aerial cable

Mains cable

Scart cable (AV-Euro cable)

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Introduction

 

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Philips DVDR 70/001, DVDR 70/021 manual Regional code, Technical data, Accessories

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