Basic Operation; Turning The Power On; Loading Discs; Playing Discs - Denon DVD-3930CI Operating Instructions Manual

Basic Operation

<ON/STANDBY>
<POWER>
[ POWER OFF ]
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About the button names in this explanation
< > : Buttons on the main unit
[ ] : Buttons on the remote control unit
Button name only :
Buttons on the main unit and remote control unit

Turning the power on

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< POWER >
Press
• "0h00m00s" is displayed if no disc is loaded.
ON: The power indicator lights green.
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OFF: The power indicator turns off.
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The power indicator lights red if the standby mode is set by
pressing < ON/STANDBY > or [POWER OFF].
¢ Turning the power off:
Press < POWER > again.
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• When the power is turned off from the standby mode, it is set to the
standby mode when the power is turned back on.
NOTE:
• When in the standby mode, a very small amount of power is
consumed, even if all the indicators are turned off.

Loading discs

1
Press .
5
For instructions on loading discs, see page 4.
¢ To close the disc tray:
Press again.
5
.
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Playing discs

Press .
1
• The " " indicator lights and playback starts.
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• For details, refer to the disc's instructions.
Some discs may be designed by the software producer to operate
in ways other than described in this manual.

To stop playback

Press .
2
• Playback stops and the wallpaper is displayed.
If "AUTO POWER MODE" at "OTHER SETUP" is set to "ON"
in the initial settings ( page 27), the power automatically
turns off and is set to the standby mode if the player is left in the
stop mode for about 30 minutes.
¢ About the resume function
If is pressed during playback, the position at which the disc was
2
stopped is stored in the memory (" " flashes on the display).
1
If is pressed now, playback resumes from the point at which it was
1
stopped.
The resume function is canceled if the disc tray is opened or if
pressed again.
• The resume function operates for discs on which the elapsed time
is indicated on the display during playback.
• The resume function does not work when playing menus.
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