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4/07/03
The remote control handset supplied with your DMR is a 3 in 1 type remote control. It allows 3
devices to be controlled: your DMR, a television set and a satellite or cable receiver.Thus you
have remote control of all these devices by using the 3 modes: DVD,TV or SAT•CABLE that are
accessed by 3 corresponding keys.This page describes the keys that control your DMR (in DVD
mode).
For description of the TV and SAT•CABLE functions, see the following page.
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Description of keys in DVD mode
Signal lamp
is being used to program or to control another device. It also
indicates that the batteries level is low by flashing several times
when a key is pressed.
DVD
PR
RETURN
MENU
CLEAR
OPEN . CLOSE
ZOOM
INFO
GUIDE
ANGLE
0 to 9
TV . VIDEO
REV
PLAY
FWD
REC
STOP
PAUSE
AGAIN
LIVE
ADVANCE
Remote control
- this shows the status of the remote control when it
Switches the DMR on or off.
Sets the remote control unit in DVD mode (by
pressing once), enabling you to control your DMR.
Skips forward or backward a chapter (DVD) or
track (CD).
Returns to the previous menu.
Displays the DVD disc menu while a disc is being
played.
Return to the main menu.
Opens and closes the disc holder of the DMR.
Enlarges the picture during playback, slow motion
or pause mode.
Displays the DMR information banner on the TV
screen while a disc is being played.
Displays a sub-menu on the disc (where available on
the disc).
To access a choice of angles of an image if available
on the disc.
To enter information (chapter, track number, ...).
Transmission of TV images from the DMR to those
on the TV set connected to the AV1.
Fast backward while a disc is being played.
Plays a disc.
Fast forward while a disc is being played.
To record the TV program watched onto the hard
disc.
Stops disc playing or recording.
For standby when reading a recorded programme
or still picture (DVD).
Skip back – to have another look at the last few
seconds when reading a programme or disc.
To view the program being broadcast in real time.
Jumps ahead by approximately 30 seconds.
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