Remote Control - Audiovox DVD Home Theater System Owner's Manual

Remote Control

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M E M O RY 5 .1 C H
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D IM M ER
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P R O L O G IC
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V O L U M E
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S E T U P
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S L O W
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S T O P
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P R E V
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C LE A R D IS P LAY
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A N G LE S U B T IT LE F M M O D E
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Parts and Functions
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F U N C T IO N
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T U N IN G N E X T
Z O O M A U D IO
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R E P E AT
1) POWER / button
Turns the Unit on and puts it in standby mode.
2) RETURN button
Return to the normal operation after using the SETUP
menu.
3) Number (0 - 9) and (+10) buttons
Use when creating programs, and entering a parental
level password. To select numbers over 9, press +10
button and then the second no. for example, to enter 18,
press +10 and then 8.
4) 5.1 Ch button
Switch speaker output to 5.1 channel mode. (All
speakers + subwoofer)
5) MEMORY button
Enter the number of a selected chapter or track.
Enter the number of a selected station.
6) DIMMER button
Adjust the brightness of the front panel display to the
level you prefer.
7) PRO LOGIC button
In AV_IN mode, switches to Dolby Pro Logic mode for
VHS tapes encoded with Dolby Pro Logic.
8) VOLUME (+ / -) buttons
Adjust the volume.
9) SETUP button
Selects the SET UP menu screen.
10) / CURSOR buttons
Use to highlight selections on a menu screen and
adjust certain settings.
11) SLOW button
Perform slow reverse playback of DVDs.
12) TUNING buttons
: Fast reverse playback.
: Fast forward playback.
TUNING : Scan all available radio stations.
13) STOP button
Stop playback.
14) PREV button
Move reverse through titles, chapters or tracks on a
disc.
Tune to the presetted stations.
15) CLEAR button
Clear input selections and cancel certain playback
functions.
16) DISPLAY button
Change disc status information displayed on the TV.
17) ANGLE button
Switch the camera angle of the video presentation
when scenes with multiple camera angles are recorded
on a DVD.
18) SUBTITLE button
Select one of the subtitle languages programmed on a
DVD.
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