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Audiovox PAV6D User Manual

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ULTRA SLIM MULTIFUNCTION CAR 6 DISC DVD CHANGER
PAV6D
128-6908
PAV6D
PAV6D

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  • Page 1 ULTRA SLIM MULTIFUNCTION CAR 6 DISC DVD CHANGER PAV6D 128-6908 PAV6D PAV6D...
  • Page 2 INTRODUCTION ■ ■ Thank you for purchasing the DVD Changer The DVD Changer offers the following features: 6-disc DVD VIDEO/ VIDEO CD/ AUDIO CD/ CD-RW/MP3 capability. Dual video outputs (front and rear seats) FM MODULATOR (OPTIONAL) COMMAND CONTROLLER (OPTIONAL) Remote Control We hope you will read this manual so you understand the diverse functions contained in this unit and use the DVD Changer to its full potential.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS ■ ■ Before Use Cautions when handling the discs For safe and effective operation Types of the discs available Before using the device (power on) Remote Control Names and functions of each unit ■ ■ Basic operations Power off Play &...
  • Page 4 HANDING COMPACT DISC Dirt, dust, scratches, and warped discs can cause skips in the playback and deterioration of sound quality. Please follow these guidelines to take care of your discs: Use only compact discs with the mark Fingerprints, dust, and dirt should be carefully wiped off the disc’s playing surface (shiny side) with a soft cloth.

  • Page 5: Safety Precautions

    SAFETY PRECAUTIONS This device is designed to be operated in a DC 12V negative ground system. Please install and operate the device as specified by this manual. Do not open the device to repair it. There are no user serviceable parts. Do not allow the unit to come in contact with excessive moisture, especially when cleaning.
  • Page 6 DISC TYPES The following disc types may be used with this DVD Changer. ■ ■ Disc type and logo mark DVD Video Video CD Audio CD CD-ROM The following discs types cannot be played by the DVD Changer: ■ ■ DVD-R DVD-RAM CD-G...
  • Page 7 Note : The disc with “ALL”local number allotted will not be limited in terms of the coverage. Such a disc can be played with the DVD players with any local number allotted. The discs with no local numbers indicated 1. They can be played with the DVD player with the same local number. 2.
  • Page 8 Pre-Operational Check When wiring is completed, you should follow the procedures provided below before operating the DVD Changer. The DVD Changer is designed to play DVD video/video CD/audio CD. The video signals may be directly connected to the video input and the audio signals can be connected to the AUX input of FM modulator head unit, respectively using a DIN cable.
  • Page 9 ■ ■ When connecting DVD CHANGER directly with Head Unit 1. Insert the disc into the magazine and then install the magazine into DVD Changer. The DVD Changer will check the disc in the magazine. 2. Turn on the monitor and change the switch. 3.

  • Page 10: Remote Control

    Remote Control ■ ■ How to insert the battery 1. Press the cover of the battery and pull it towards you. ■ ■ When the battery is discharged, please dispose of the battery according to local environmental codes. ■ ■ Remote control operation Aim the remote control towards the photo receiver of the sensor.

  • Page 11: Controls And Indicators

    Controls and Indicators ▶ ▶ COMMANDER ⑦ ① ② ① POWER ON/OFF BUTTON ② DISC DOWN SELECT BUTTON ③ DISC UP SELECT BUTTON ④ TRACK UP/DOWN SELECT BUTTON ⑤ PLAY/STOP SELECT BUTTON ⑥ REPEAT ONE→ SCAN ONE→ RANDOM ONE TOGGLE SELECT BUTTON ⑦...
  • Page 12 REMOCON 1.Power button 18.Disc List button 16. Random paly button 17. Search button 7. Clear button 26. Slow button 4.Repeat button 10.Skip button 20.Play button 13. Title button 25.Disc menu button 14.Screen display button 2.Screen select button 15. Angle button 3.
  • Page 13 4. Repeat button This button allows you to repeat disc play. 5. Interval repeat button (A~B) When this button is pressed during play, it will allow you to repeat a selected part of the title or track you want. 6. Number button (0~9) You may use this button during PBC play to switch to the search mode or program list setup.
  • Page 14 scan, random and ordinary play. INTRO SCAN → INTRO SCAN OFF → RANDOM → RANDOM OFF 17. Search button When pressed during DVD play, you can select your desired title or chapter for play. When pressed during VCD play, you can select the desired time for play. 18.

  • Page 15: Power Off

    Power OFF Power button ■Power button (when using FM modulator and commander) When turning on the power again (beginning to play the disc again), you are advised to set the FM radio receiver at 88.7 MHz or 89.1 MHz (the frequency selected by Frequency Select switch on the FM modulator).

  • Page 16: Play & Stop 14~15

    Play Stop Play/ pause button ■ ■ Play stop Press the Stop button. The upper part of the screen shows “STOP” , disabling the play mode. (And the play resume function will be activated.) ■ ■ Play resume button Pressing the Stop button during play will store the position of play stop. This is called play resume function.

  • Page 17: Fast Play

    Fast Play ■ DVD and video CD During play, press ( If you want to play fast forwards, press [ When pressing this button, the upper part of the screen will display FAST FWD × × 1, — × × 2, — × × 4, — × × 8. Then, the disc will be played fast forwards. If you want to play fast backwards, press [ When pressing this button, the upper part of the screen will display FAST BWD ×...
  • Page 18 If you want to return to the normal speed, Press the Play button [ ▶ ]. Note. During fast forward or backward play, the sound may be disabled or skipped over. When the end of the disc is reached during fast forward play, the next disc in the magazine will be automatically selected.

  • Page 19: Movement To Next/Previous Chapter Or Track

    Movement to Next/Previous Chapter or Track Skip button During play, press the skip button[ If you want to move to next chapter or track, press [ Example of forwards skip button : If you want to return to previous chapter or track, press [ Example of backwards skip button : Pressing[ ]button once will move you to the chapter being played or the beginning of...

  • Page 20: Slow Play

    Slow Play ■ ■ Press Slow button. ■ ■ The disc will be played in the order of SLOW FWD × × 1/2 → → — — × × 1/4 → → — — × × 1/8 → → BWD × × 1/ 2 → → — — × × 1/ 4 → → — — × × 1/ 8 → → PLAY. Note.
  • Page 21 Switch to voice Some discs contain multi-language audio tracks. In such cases, you may select your desired language as follows; Audio select button 1⃞ During play, press Audio Select button. The voice language selected will be displayed on the upper part of the screen for 3 seconds. Example of a voice display : 2⃞...

  • Page 22: Subtitle Selection

    Subtitle Selection In some DVD discs, a screen language is recorded. In such a case, you may select to display the screen language or hide it. In addition, some discs include multi-languages recorded. In such a case, you may select your desired screen language. subtitle select button 1⃞...
  • Page 23 Change of screen angles Some DVD discs have the scenes recorded to be viewed from diverse angles. You may select your desired angle to view it. Screen angle button 1⃞ While the scenes recorded from diverse angles are played, press the screen angle button. Then, your selected angle will be displayed on the upper part of the screen for about 3 seconds.

  • Page 24: Selection Of Disc

    Selection of DISC Press the disc select button[ ▲ or ▼ ]. If you want to proceed to next disc, press [ ▲ ] button.. If you want to return to the previous disc, press [ ▼ ] button. Note. During disc selection, the trays not containing the discs will be skipped over.
  • Page 25 Playback Control(PBC) Function This function will display the PBC menu when using a video CD. The following describes when an interactive menu is played. PBC play function 1⃞ When PBC menu screen is displayed, use the number buttons ( 0~9 ) to enter the item number you want to use.

  • Page 26: Display Of Disc List

    Display of disc list You may display the disc list that is included in the magazine or check the disc formats (DVD, video CD, audio CD). you can also select your desired disc to be played. Disc list display button Press the List button Then, the screen showing the disc list will appear.
  • Page 27 About disc list When the magazine is inserted, the DVD Changer checks the discs in each tray to create the disc list. While the disc list is being created, pressing the Play button will stop the checking process begin to play first disc. Note.
  • Page 28 Displaying playback information Display info button When the display button (TIME/DISP) is pressed, the following screens are displayed depending on the disc contents. ▶ ▶ Playing a DVD ■ ■ Description PLAY NTSC DVD : 01 TITLE CHAPTER TIME REMAIN SUB TITLE OFF AUDIO KOREA RPT OFF...
  • Page 29 ▶ ▶ Playing a VIDEO CD ■ ■ Description TRACK 09 / 12 PBC OFF ▶ ▶ Playing an AUDIO CD TRACK information Play control button...
  • Page 30 ▶ ▶ Playing MP3 CD ■ ■ When a MP3 CD is played, its file, folder and title will not be displayed. ■ ■ Pressing the screen display button (TIME/DISP) will display title, producer, disc number and the year of production. (Korean ones will not be displayed.)
  • Page 31 Basic operation 1 Changing Setup (DVD) Setup button 1⃞ If you want to stop playing, press the Stop button. (You can only change the setup while the DVD Changer is in the stop mode.) 2⃞ Press the Setup button. The setup screen will be displayed. 3⃞...
  • Page 32 Basic operation 2 Changing Setup Note : The contents setup will be maintained until changed. If you want to return to the previous screen during change of setup, Press Return button or left cursor button. If you want to stop or terminate the setup change procedure, ①...

  • Page 33: Tv Screen Change 1 (Vertical/Horizontal Image Ratio) 29~30

    TV screen change1(vertical/ horizontal image ratio) There are two types of monitors. The ordinary monitor has 4:3 horizontal/vertical image ratio, while the wide monitor has 16:9 image ratio. Any of the following 3 types can be used for some DVDs, which may store multi-image ratios. Set the image ratio according to your monitor type.
  • Page 34 TV screen change2 (vertical /horizontal image ratio) 3⃞ Use Up/Down cursor button to set an image ratio(4:3 Letter Box, 4:3 Pan & Scan, 16:9 Wide Screen) and press Enter button. Then, the main setup screen will be displayed again. Note. When you have selected an image ratio which is not stored in the disc, any image ratio stored in the disc may be used during play.

  • Page 35: Setup For The Optical Digital Output

    Setup for the optical digital output Stop button 5⃞ If you want to stop playing, press Stop button. When you press Stop button during play, “PRE-STOP” will be displayed on screen. You may press the button again only with “STOP” displayed. Pressing Setup button will display the following screen: ■Select AUDIO SETUP with the cursor.
  • Page 36 ■Analog output is the default for audio output. If you want to change to optical output, set ″ SPDIF/RAW (or PCM)″ for the audio output. ■Select “MAIN PAGE” and then “EXIT SETUP” from Setup menu. Press Play button to change to optical output. ※...

  • Page 37: Other Setups

    Other setups 6⃞ Setup for digital audio output ■This is a mode selecting PCM voice signal recorded in DVD. ■Use Up/Dn cursor to select “LPCM OUTPUT” and press the Enter button. ※ About LPCM 48K and LPCM 96K LPCM 48K :Selected when DVD sampling frequency is set at 48KHz. LPCM 96K :Selected when DVD sampling frequency is set at 96KHz.
  • Page 38 8⃞ You may change the subtitle language of DVD. Use Up/Dn cursor to select your desired subtitle language and press the Enter button. 9⃞ Change the disc menu language ■Use Up/Dn cursor to select your desired language and press the Enter button. [10] This mode sets a local code.
  • Page 39 ■Use Up/Dn cursor to select desired region code and press Enter button. ■The local codes are as follows. USA, CANADA KOREA JAPAN, FRANCE, ITALIA, GERMANY, BRITAIN [11] Parental control ■PARENTAL CONTROLS DESCRIPTIONS For general audience. No age requirement. Parental Guidance suggested. some material may not be suitable for children.
  • Page 40 [12] Setting password. ■Use Up/Dn buttons to select Password Change and press the Enter button. ■Enter a PASSWORD and press the Enter button. Note. The default password in “5700”, use this password incase you forgot the current password.
  • Page 41 [13] Initializing the setup menu. ■Use Up/Dn cursor to select INITALIZE, then RESET and press Enter button to initialize the setup menu. Note. All settings except parental control and password will be restored to factory settings.

  • Page 42: Names And Functions Of Each Unit

    Names and functions of each unit...

  • Page 43: How To Use The Magazine

    How to use the Magazine ■How to insert DVD into magazine. ① ① ① ① 1⃞ 1⃞ Holding tab, pull the tray out to the fully open position. 2⃞ 2⃞ Insert DVD with its label side up. 6 discs (one for each tray) 3⃞...
  • Page 44 How to insert and eject the magazine ■How to insert DVD into magazine. Eject button 1⃞ 1⃞ Slide magazine compartment door to the right (open). 2⃞ 2⃞ With magazine label up, push the magazine into the Changer compartment. 3⃞ 3⃞ Press Eject button (2) below magazine compartment to release the magazine.
  • Page 45 Description about DVD CHANGER actions ■ As previously explained, after proper connections insert a DVD into the magazine and then insert the magazine into DVD CHANGER. The DVD CHANGER then checks if a DVD is inserted and generates a ‘click’ sound. 1⃞...
  • Page 46 3⃞ 3⃞ How to load ■ Remove the transport screws. Remove 3 transport screws on the bottom of the unit that protect the device during transportation. Attach a cover label to the holes. Keep the screws for moving the main body in the future for service, etc. ■Set the loading angle.
  • Page 47 ■Attach cover tape over each adjustment lever after adjustment. ■ ■ Horizontal installation ❶ Composition ❷ Temporary removal...
  • Page 48 ❸ Punching the carpet Slanted installation Turn loading angle to 45 degree position. ❹ Final mounting Note. Refer to accessories for parts. ■ ■ Vertical installation ❶ Composition...
  • Page 49 ❷ Temporary removal ❸ Punching the carpet ❹ Final mounting Note. Refer to the accessories list for parts.Suspended installation(upper installation) When installing the main body in the trunk under the rear window : - Check if the main body can be suspended horizontally. - The main body should not affect the torsion bar of the trunk lid.
  • Page 50 ❶ Composition ❷ Punching ❸ Completion Note. Refer to the accessories for parts.

  • Page 51: Trouble Shooting (Before Returning Dvd Changer To

    Trouble shooting 1(before returning DVD CHANGER to us) Some troubles can be caused due to errors in the basic installation setup and interconnections. Please review the troubleshooting guide prior to returning the changer for service. Trouble The fuse may be burnt. The power source cannot be turned on.
  • Page 52 The image is displayed. Brightness may be set lowest. The parking brake is released. The wire connection may be wrong. No sound Set the volume at the lowest. Wrong connection You may have set fast forwards or backwards play, pre-frame or slow play.
  • Page 53 Troubleshooting 2(before returning DVD CHANGER to us) Trouble T h e s c r e e n i s n o t The screen may not be included in dispalyed. the DVD being played. N o s u b t i t l e s a r e The subtitle may be set at “Off”...

  • Page 54: Specifications

    Specifications ■ ■ PLAYER main body Type Local Region Code Playable disc TV signal format Pickup Channel Frequency response Dynamic range Signal/noise ratio Total harmonic distortion Channel separation Wow and flutter Output level Power requirement Drain current Size (L× × W× × H) Weight ■...

  • Page 55: Wiring Diagram

    Wiring diagram 1⃞ Wiring 1 FM MODULATOR TYPE CONNECTION...
  • Page 56 Wiring diagram 2⃞ Wiring 2 HEAD UNIT/TYPE CONNECTION...
  • Page 57 Wiring diagram 3⃞ 3⃞ Wiring 3 NO COMMUNICATION WITH HEAD UNIT.
  • Page 58 PRINTED IN KOREA...

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