Toshiba SD-P90DTSE Connecting to Headphones, Viewing Pictures From Connected Video Equipment

Models: SD-P90DTSE

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Connections

Connecting to Headphones

You can listen to movies and music privately by connecting headphones.

Headphone (Supplied)

To (headphone) jack

Connect either of these jacks. To use 2 pairs of headphones at the same time, use commercially-available headphones for the other jack.

Caution

When you use headphones, keep the volume at a moderate level. If you use the headphones continuously with high volume sound, it may cause hearing damage.

Connecting headphones

Connect headphones to the headphone jack using a stereo mini plug.

Before connecting, temporarily turn down the volume with the headphone volume control. Readjust to your preference when playback starts.

Turn off the player before you connect or disconnect the headphone cable. Possible shakes produced by plug connecting/disconnecting may cause damage to the disc.

You can connect up to 2 headphones.

Viewing Pictures From Connected Video Equipment

You can use the LCD of this player to monitor pictures of video equipment connected via the AV IN jack.

To select the external AV input mode, press the MODE button. In the external AV input mode (AV-IN appears on the screen), screen saver function/auto power OFF function becomes ineffective.

Signal flow

 

To AV IN

 

Audio/video cable

To audio output (red)

 

(supplied)

 

 

 

 

To audio output (white)

Video equipment

 

To video output (yellow)

 

Notes

When supplying non-standard signals such as playback images from a video deck or images from a game player, some images may be displayed incorrectly.

For example, shooting games, which shoots at a target on the screen with a light gun, may not work because of the LCD Color monitor properties.

The AV IN jack is available only for the PAL signal.

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Toshiba SD-P90DTSE owner manual Connecting to Headphones, Viewing Pictures From Connected Video Equipment