Basic Operation | Pioneer DV-05 specs

Basic Operation
Playing DVDs, CDs and Video CDs	24
Chapter (Track) Skip/Skip Back	25
Stopping Playback & Switching Power OFF	26

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Pioneer DV-05 operating instructions Basic Operation

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DV-05 Important Notice Important Safety Instructions Information to User Disc Types Compatible with This Unit Disc Types Compatible with This Unit Dolby Digital See What You Can Do Control unit, and how to make connections Wide range of DVD features are available for your enjoyment Contents DVD CD Video CD THX Introduction Check accessories Before Using VRB1205 Names and Functions Connecting the PlayerPrecautions when connecting the player Dolby Digital = PCM Connecting the Player Coaxial cable Cord with a mini plug no resistance, 3.5ø Accessory video cordOptical Fiber cable AV amplifier Video cable AV amplifier without built-in decoderCoaxial cable Optical fiber cable Digital recorder Digital recording componentsCoaxial cable For stereo TV with S-VIDEO input Accessory audio cord Video cable Input Accessory video cordAccessory audio cord Coaxial cable To a TV with component video Random button Random W Shuttle ring SHUTTLEt Jog dial Jogq Remote control operationNames and Functions Buttons indicated with are used for menu operation Forward ¡¢ button t Front panel Display window Basic Operation Fast Playing DVDs, CDs and Video CDsPrevious Fast reverse Next ¶ To return to the menu screen Skipping back to the previous chapter track¶ Press to skip forward to the next chapter track ¶ Playback stops Stopping Playback & Switching Power Off Set up About the title menu About the main menu Return button To go to menus setting selected beforeButton name Menu button Selection item numbers Current set-up condition Changing Settings G. Color Select a language from the 136 different languages Lang SET Pan Scan Wide 96KHz DNR During playback, press Mode to selectChanging Picture and Sound Quality Changing picture quality of DVDs and Video CDs DNR Condition of DVDs Changing the still picture VDD or VDS Changing the sound quality of DVDs Audio D.R.CDirection buttons 2/3 Press direction buttons 2/ 3 to select Erasing the recorded contents When a disc that has Memorized settings is loaded ¶ Audio type changes each time you press the button Press Audio button during playbackPress Audio button to select the desired language Press Angle button during playback To check whether or not the disc is recorded with anglesPress Subtitle button during playback Press Subtitle button to select the desired language Within title Viewing Disc InformationPress Display button during playback Video CD Detailed Operation Press the Last Memo button during play Memorizing the place where you stopped watchingResuming playback from where you stopped ¶ The Last Memory indicator lights on the player Press Title button Select a title number using Direction buttons 5/∞Direct search with title numbers Searching with the menu When the chapter/track number is large Direct search using number buttons Select the chapter by number Chapter Number Search with the menuSearching by time Time search Press CHP/TIME button twice Programs with a maximum of 24 steps can be memorized ¶ Follow procedure 4 to select a titleProgramming DVD Programming DVD titles/chapters 9, 7, and 18 in order Programming a pause Program setting Video CDs, CDsWhen the wrong number button How to confirm, add to, or Delete programs Return to a specified location Repeat play of a chapter/trackRepeat play of a title Repeat play of a specified section Slow playback Viewing a slow Picture Viewing a still frame Stopping Random play Random PlayRandom playback of chapters within one title Random playback of titles Do not place an object on the unit For Proper and Long Use Symptom Possible causes Troubleshooting Care of Discs Use a soft, dry cloth for cleaning. For stubborn dirt, soak Terms Parental level Playback Control PBCMulti-angle Aspect ÷ See Language Language Code List Language Code List Specifications We Want You Listening For a Lifetime 0 4 2 1 1 4 0