TROUBLESHOOTING
Incorrect operations can be mistaken as malfunctions. If you believe the unit is not operating correctly, consult the chart below. Sometimes incorrect operation may be due to a malfunction in another component. If the problem is not fixed, check the other components used with the player. If the problem still persists, contact your nearest Pioneer authorized service center or dealer for service.
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No power | ¶ Connect power cord to outlet. | 16 | |
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No picture | ¶ Check for proper connections. | 16 | |
| ¶ Change the video monitor or other input to the input connected to |
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| the |
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| ¶ If a | 54 | |
| component video output connector and the Component output |
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| is set to Progressive (525p), no picture will appear. Hold the |
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| main unit’s front panel STOP button depressed while pressing |
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| the cursor down button to switch the output to Interlaced (525i). |
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| ¶ When set to progressive scan (525P), no video image is output |
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| to connectors other than the component output. |
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| ¶ When [Composite Out] is set to “Source Monitor”, during stop | 32 | |
| mode or otherwise when no image in input to the composite |
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| input, no image will be output to the composite output |
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| connector. In the same way no sound will be output at the RCA |
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| output connectors if no audio is input to the RCA inputs. |
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| ¶ Check your TV system mode setting. |
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After closing disc table, it opens | ¶ Insert the disc correctly in the disc table. |
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automatically, or playback will | ¶ Insert disc is with correct |
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not begin. |
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¶ Clean the disc. | 7 | ||
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| ¶ Confirm that the disc region number is proper for the player. | 9 | |
| ¶ Confirm that the type of disc is proper for the player. | 8 | |
| ¶ Check and eliminate any condensation inside the unit. | 5 | |
| ¶ A disc created on the |
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| dozens of seconds to recognize when loaded. The DISC indicator |
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| flashes and the disc recording and playback cannot be started |
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| during disc recognition. |
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Can’t record. | ¶ Confirm that the HDD/DVD have adequate remaining capacity. If | 62, 67 | |
| HDD are full, erase unneeded titles to add available space. |
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| ¶ Confirm that you are not attempting to record |
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| material. |
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| ¶ With |
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| designated as “copy once only” cannot be be recorded. |
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| ¶ Check your TV system mode setting. |
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Can’t record in video mode on | ¶ Recording to Ver.1.0 |
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use discs labeled as Ver.1.1 or later (version number can be |
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| found on disc jacket). |
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Image is elongated vertically or | ¶ If a disc’s playback image appears elongated vertically or | 50 | |
horizontally. | horizontally, use the [Aspect] command to change the aspect |
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| ratio for your video monitor. If the setting cannot be made at the |
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| recorder, use your video monitor controls. |
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External input images are | ¶ When using components that output images encoded with |
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distorted. | analog copy protection signals, connect the component directly |
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| to the video monitor as well. |
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During playback image is | ¶ This unit supports analog copy protection systems. Some discs |
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distorted or dark. | contain analog copy protection signals, and when such discs are |
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| played through a VTR, or recorded onto a VTR and then played |
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| back, the copy protection signals may make proper playback |
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| impossible. For these reasons, the |
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| directly to the video monitor as well as to other components. |
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