Quick Use

Guide

Surround Sound Speaker Setup

1 MRD 200 DVD VIDEO DIGITAL SURROUND SYSTEM

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OPEN-CLOSE

PLAY-PAUSE

STOP

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MAGNOVOX

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NEXT

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Center Speaker

Front

Subwoofer

Above TV

Front

Speaker

 

Speaker

(Left)

 

(Right)

Playing a DVD

To play a DVD movie using the DVD Receiver, follow these steps:

MUTE

DISC TUNER TV/AV AUX

VIEWING AREA

1 Press STANDBY ON on the front of the Receiver to turn on the power.

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*Selecting Video Input on the TV

Rear Speaker

Rear Speaker

(Left Surround)

(Right Surround)

You also can turn on the Receiver using the DISC button on the remote control (only if the STANDBY•ON button on the front of the Receiver is depressed).

2 Turn on your TV. Select the correct Video In mode (AV1, VIDEO, etc.) on the TV.

You should see the DVD screen saver on the TV (if no Disc is in the Receiver).

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DISCSYSTEM MENU 0 MENU

If your TV has a video in jack, it should have a special setting or channel for video input. Usually these channels are between the lowest and highest channels and may be called FRONT, A/V IN, or VIDEO. See your TV instruction book for more specific instructions.

FRONT

A/V IN

VIDEO

 

 

 

After the speaker connections are complete, place all the speakers in their proper locations.The speaker arrangement is what allows you to enjoy a Surround Sound experience in your own home.You will now be able to hear theater sound realism with audio signal separa-

tion and pinpoint sound placement.

PLACING SPEAKERS

1 Place the Front Left and Right speakers at equal dis- tances from the TV. Turn the speakers to an approximate 45 degree angle from the listening position.

Note: Your TV might have only a single connection for an antenna or VCR. If so, you will need an RF Modulator. See the reverse page of this guide for details. Set the TV to channel 3 or 4 if you use an RF Modulator.

3 Press OPEN•CLOSE on the front of the Receiver to open the disc tray.

4 Load your Disc in the tray, with the label facing up.

If the Disc (DVD) is two-sided, make sure the label for the side you want to play is facing up. Press OPEN•CLOSE again to close the tray.

OK

SURROUND SOUND NIGHT RESUME

REPEAT

REPEAT

SLEEP

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If you only have a single antenna jack on the TV, you

RF coaxial cable to TV

will need an RF modulator to connect the Receiver to your

TV. The RF Modulator converts the Video from the

Back of RF Modulator

 

(example only)

ANT IN TO TV VIDEO

AUDIO IN

Receiver so it can play through the TV’s Antenna connec-

IN

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CH3 CH4

tor. When using an RF Modulator, you view DVD play-

Antenna or Cable TV Signal

 

back on TV channel 3 or 4 (like a VCR).

 

Audio/Video cables from DVD Receiver

 

See your electronics retailer or contact Philips for details on RF Modulator availability.

2 Place the Center speaker above (or below) the TV to localize the center channel sound.

3 Place the Surround speakers at normal listening ear level, facing each other or mounted on the wall.

4 Place the Subwoofer on the floor near the TV.

NOTES:

To avoid magnetic interference, do not position the Front speakers too close to your TV.

If the Rear Surround speakers are installed farther away from the listening position than the front and center speakers, it will weaken the Surround effect.

All speakers should be securely installed to prevent acci- dents and improve sound quality.

5 Playback may start automatically. If not, press PLAY•PAUSE on the Receiver or remote.

If a Disc menu appears, use the remote’s direction arrows 98; : and OK button (or Number buttons) to select fea- tures or start playback from a menu. Follow the instructions in the Disc menu.

See the owner’s manual for additional playback features and their use.

6 To stop playing the Disc, press the STOP C button.

MAGNOVOX

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Playable Discs

This DVD Receiver will play the following types of Discs: prerecorded Audio CDs, finalized Audio CD-R and Audio CD-RW discs, Video CDs, Super VCDs, DVDs, and MP3-CDs (CD with MP3 tracks)

Region Codes

DVDs must be labeled for ALL regions or for Region 1 in order to play on this Home Cinema system.

1 You cannot play Discs that are labeled for other regions. If one of these logos appears on your DVD or its case, it should play on this DVD Receiver.

To Load Remote Batteries:

Open and remove compartment door.

Place batteries in case as marked. (Aligned +,- properly).

Replace and close compartment door.

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Philips MRD 200 If you only have a single antenna jack on the TV, you, To stop playing the Disc, press the Stop C button

MRD 200 specifications

The Philips MRD 200 is a state-of-the-art magnetic resonance imaging system known for its advanced capabilities and user-friendly design. This innovative system reflects Philips’ commitment to providing high-quality imaging solutions that enhance diagnostic accuracy while ensuring patient comfort.

At the core of the MRD 200's functionalities is its high-resolution imaging technology, which offers exceptional clarity and detail. This system employs advanced gradient technology, enabling rapid imaging and minimizing motion artifacts, which is particularly beneficial for patients who may struggle to remain still during scans. The efficient magnet design also contributes to shorter scan times, making it easier to accommodate patients and improve workflow in busy medical facilities.

One of the standout features of the MRD 200 is its comprehensive range of imaging sequences. The system supports various modalities, including T1, T2, and diffusion-weighted imaging, allowing clinicians to tailor examinations to specific diagnostic needs. Additionally, the availability of advanced features such as fat suppression and contrast-enhanced imaging enhances the system's applicability across various clinical scenarios.

Patient comfort is a top priority in the design of the MRD 200. The system incorporates a wide-bore design, accommodating larger patients and reducing feelings of claustrophobia. The integration of ambient lighting and sound systems within the scanner helps create a calming environment, further supporting patient cooperation and comfort during the imaging process.

Noteworthy is the MRD 200's focus on operational efficiency. The user-friendly interface allows radiologists and technicians to navigate the system with ease. Customizable protocols and predefined imaging settings streamline workflow, reducing the time required to complete examinations.

Philips has also emphasized connectivity and integration with the MRD 200. The system is designed to be interoperable with various hospital information systems and radiology workflows, facilitating seamless data management and enhancing collaboration among healthcare professionals.

In summary, the Philips MRD 200 stands out for its high-resolution imaging capabilities, advanced technologies, and patient-centered design. With its commitment to enhancing diagnostic accuracy and operational efficiency, the MRD 200 is poised to be a valuable asset in modern medical imaging. These features support healthcare professionals in delivering the highest standard of patient care.