TAG DVD32FIR manual Context sensitive remote keys, Manual selection of the cursor keys

16 controlling the DVD32FLR

context sensitive remote keys

	In DVD disc menu: accepts
pause or in DVD disc	menu item otherwise play.
	Repetitive pressing selects
menu: cursor up	DVD32R's status information

controlling the DVD32FLR 17

the menu key can call up the DVD disc menu and the DVD32FLR setup

The system-remote, once switched to operate the DVD32FLR, is a Context - Sensitive Remote, meaning keys operate differently, depending on the content on your television. What might sound initially confusing is very intuitive. Just do what you

In setup:	return		record
goes back one step	skip		LFE
otherwise: skip forward	+	pause	+
Search backwards or	r	ok	f
in DVD disc menu	e		f
		play
cursor left	w		d
	---	stop	---
Skip backwards	skip		LFE
	cancel		eject

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Search forward or in DVD disc menu cursor right

Opens the

DVD32R door

The menu key activates the DVD disc menu, if a DVD is playing. If not playing a disc (stopped or none loaded) the menu key will activate the DVD32FLR’s setup menu, (just as the av menu key would activate the AV32R’s setup menu)(1).

manual selection of the cursor keys

instinctively would do and you can control the DVD32FLR with very few keys - a perfect solution for operating a hi- performance home cinema in the dark.

Example: Playing a DVD requires you to open the DVD32FLR tray, insert a DVD and start it after selecting any special function from the DVD disc menu. The system-remote lets you do all this by using very few keys, all located around the remote control’s central cursor keys. eject opens the tray, play starts spinning the disc until it reaches the DVD disc menu(1). (The DVD disc menu is the page from which you usually select any special settings, such as audio modes, subtitles, documentary etc.)

Stop or in DVD disc menu: cursor down, or stop if held > 1 second.

Overview of the context sensitive keys:

Whilst in the DVD disc menu the cursor keys change their usual function from rev, ffw, stop and pause to , , and , allowing you to navigate through the DVD disc menu options. Once you have selected the item you want, simply press the play=ok key.

If you wish to stop the DVD while in the disc menu, simply hold down the stop key for more than one second.

The transport function keys rev, ffw, stop, and pause change their functionality to the cursor control , , and when the DVD is within the DVD disc menu. Some DVDs do not allow the DVD32FLR to detect the presence of the DVD disc menu automatically. In this case pressing menu for more than two seconds will force the DVD32FLR to switch over the transport function to the cursor control. The keys remain in the cursor control state until you press menu again for more than two seconds. The icon shown opposite will appear in the top right corner of the picture when cursor control is manually activated.

1. If the DVD doesn’t automatically invoke the DVD disc menu, the menu key will bring it up 1. You need to stop the disc before setup can be activated