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Summary of Contents for The Singing Machine SMD-808
- Page 1 SMD-808 Please read before using this unit. DVD / CD+GRAPHICS KARAOKE SYSTEM...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TIME DISPLAY ZOOM WATCHING A MOVIE IN DIFFERENT ANGLES SLOW MOTION MUTE CURSOR AND ENTER GO TO PROGRAM PLAYBACK CONTROL (PBC) TITLE CASSETTE AND OTHER OPERATIONS CARE AND MAINTENANCE TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE SPECIFICATIONS THE SINGING MACHINE KARAOKE GLOSSARY OF TERMS... -
Page 3: Features
FEATURES Dolby Digital Sound This player can handle Dolby Digital surround sound having 5.1 channels when connected to a Dolby Digital Decoder. Still/Fast/Slow/Step Playback Various playback modes are available including still pictures, fast forward/reverse, slow motion and step frames. Program Playback for DVD and Audio CD You can program the tracks to play them in any desired order. -
Page 4: Notes On Discs
NOTES ON DISCS PLAYABLE DISCS This player conforms to the NTSC color system. You cannot play discs recorded in other color systems such as PAL or SECAM. Some discs include region codes as shown below. The number inside the symbol refers to a region of the world, and a disc encoded in a specific region format can only be played back on DVD players with the same region code. -
Page 5: Disc Types
NOTES ON DISCS DISC TYPES Data on a MP3 is divided into sections called "albums", and then into subsections called "tracks", each of which is given an album or track number. When you make MP3 data, you refer to the manual accompanying the disc. Example Track 1 Track 1... -
Page 6: Introduction
Next, go to the section for the specific operation you wish to perform. For your easy reference, listed here are some of the main features of this karaoke system: Lyrics on TV Screen - displays the lyrics with the tempo of music when playing CD+G discs. -
Page 7: Control Locations
24. PROGRAM Button 12. ECHO Control 25. REPEAT Button 13. ON/OFF LED 26. MIC Volume Control 1 2 3 4 5 SMD-808 27. Cassette Door 28. Balance Control 29. Auto Voice Control 30. MIC 1 Jack 31. MIC Holder 32. MIC 2 Jack 33. -
Page 8: Remote Controls
REMOTE CONTROLS REMOTE CONTROLS 1. STANDBY/ON Button 13. TITLE Button 2. FUNCTION Button 14. Cursor Buttons 3. PBC Button 15. SETUP Button Number Buttons (1-9, 0, +10) 16. AUDIO/VOCAL Button 5. A-B Button 17. ZOOM Button 6. REPEAT Button 18. CLEAR Button 7. -
Page 9: Connections
COMMON WAYS TO CONFIGURE YOUR TV OR VCR You must specify the source you wish to view when you are connecting the video out from the Singing Machine to either a TV or a VCR. Every TV and VCR manufacturer accomplishes the set-up a little differently. Even though every TV and VCR is a little different, the general idea is the same - if you have two sources of video signal (cable or antenna and Singing Machine), you have to specify which one is displayed on the screen. -
Page 10: Connecting To An Audio System
To connect another audio source (such as a Tuner or an AV Receiver) so you can sing along with its music, simply connect the Audio Output jacks (Red & White RCA jacks) to the Singing Machine’s AUX IN R & L jacks and choose the AUX mode by pressing FUNCTION button. - Page 11 LINE OUT Jack located at the rear panel of the unit. Connect one end of the coaxial cable to the SUBWOOFER LINE OUT Jack at the singing machine, connect the other end to the input jack of the active subwoofer. Then users can enjoy supreme sound effect through the built-in speakers and external active subwoofer.
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Page 12: Initial Setup
INITIAL SETUP User can use the setup button to control the setting of this unit. The setup menu is divided into three main categories: General Setup, Dolby Digital Setup and Preference Setup. GENERAL SETUP SETTING THE TV DISPLAY The aspect ratio of the TV can be changed by selecting one of the following options. -
Page 13: Dolby Digital Setup
INITIAL SETUP DOLBY DIGITAL SETUP DYNAMIC There can be great differences in the sound levels between different portions of a movie. Explosions are extremely loud and whispers can be almost impossible to hear. Dolby Digital helps balance the sound in a movie to a more consistent level using the dynamic range control in this unit. -
Page 14: Basic Operations
BASIC OPERATIONS BEFORE PLAYING Please check “Playable Discs” to make sure the disc is playable. Make sure the Singing Machine is connected to the components properly and the power of the Singing Machine and the other components are on. BASIC PLAYBACK TO PLAY A DISC 1. -
Page 15: Other Functions Repeat Chapter/Title/Track
BASIC OPERATIONS OTHER FUNCTIONS REPEAT CHAPTER/TITLE/TRACK This function will allow the user to repeat a particular chapter/title/track. The following sequence will display on your TV when pressing this button repeatedly. Title For DVD disc: CHAPTER Chapter TITLE OFF (It will not display on screen.) Track For CDG and CD discs: TRAeeCK... -
Page 16: Bass/Treble Effect
BASIC OPERATIONS OTHER FUNCTIONS BASS/TREBLE EFFECT Pressing BASS/TREBLE button can adjust the level of bass, treble and volume of the audio output. 1. Pressing BASS/TREBLE on the remote control or unit repeatedly, “Bass”, “Treble” and “Vol” will appear on the lower left corner of the screen alternatively. -
Page 17: Slow Motion
BASIC OPERATIONS OTHER FUNCTIONS SLOW MOTION User can press SLOW button repeatedly to adjust the speed of slow motion as they desired. The following sequence will be shown on screen. For DVD disc: ½ 1/16 aa aa aa ½ 1/16 Normal Play NOTE - This function only works on DVD disc. -
Page 18: Program
BASIC OPERATIONS OTHER FUNCTIONS PROGRAM The user can control the playback order as desired by using this function. This unit is equipped with 20 programs. After pressing the PROGRAM button on the remote control or on the unit, the TV screen will display as follows: Use the cursor to select the first entry (i.e. -
Page 19: Cassette And Other Operations
Singing Machine to the left while playing a track with music and vocals you can eliminate the vocal track and perform a... - Page 20 BASIC OPERATIONS CASSETTE AND OTHER OPERATIONS RECORDING SING ALONG - DVD, CDG, CD OR MP3 DISC (AUDIO ONLY, VIDEO IS NOT POSSIBLE) 1. Load a blank cassette. Load a Singing Machine or any other prerecorded DVD/CDG/CD disc into the DVD compartment 3.
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Page 21: Care And Maintenance
CARE AND MAINTENANCE POWER SWITCH After using the unit, turn off the power by pressing the ON/OFF button. CLEANING THE UNIT To clean the exterior of the unit, simply wipe with a soft clean cloth moistened with plain lukewarm water. CLEANING THE TAPE HEADS When the tape is running, magnetic tape residue, powder and dust naturally accumulate on the tape deck... -
Page 22: Trouble Shooting Guide
The Singing Machine and the home stereo system. Follow instructions on page 13 for “Connecting to a video system”. Ensure white and red patch cords are securely inserted into both The Singing Machine and the TV/VCR. - Page 23 TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE Dirty capstan. CASSETTE unsteady tape sound. Irregular cassette tape winding. The erasure prevention tabs are broken out. Play button and Record button were Cannot record. not pressed down simultaneously. FUNCTION SELECT not set properly. Dirty head.
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Page 24: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS AUDIO SECTION: SPEAKER OUTPUT POWER (MAX.) OUTPUT IMPEDANCE DVD PLAYER SECTION: FREQUENCY RESPONSE SIGNAL - TO - NOISE RATIO WOW AND FLUTTER D - A CONVERSION NUMBER OF PROGRAMS DIGITAL OUTPUT CASSETTE DECK SECTION: WOW AND FLUTTER FREQUENCY RESPONSE TAPE SPEED MICROPHONE POWER SECTION... -
Page 25: The Singing Machine Karaoke Glossary Of Terms
THE SINGING MACHINE KARAOKE GLOSSARY OF TERMS In addition to all of the terminology associated with consumer electronics products, a few additional terms are used almost exclusively in karaoke. These terms are meant to familiarize you with the world of Karaoke. The features... - Page 26 The Singing Machine Company, Inc. 808-0408-ENG01 6601 Lyons Road, Bldg. A7, Coconut Creek, FL33073-9902, USA. PRINTED IN CHINA TEL: (954) 596-1000 FAX: (954) 596-2000 VISIT OUR WEBSITE www.singingmachine.com...