Philips DCP951/05 Quick Start Manual

DVD Portable with dock for iPod
Quick start guide
Charge your battery
1
This portable DVD player is designed with a
built-in lithium battery to supply power to
the player when you are on travel.
1 Press OFF to switch off
your DVD player (charging
of the DVD player only
possible in the power-off
mode).
2 Connect the supplied power
adaptor cord (or the car
adaptor) to the player and
AC mains (or the car
cigarette lighter outlet) to
start charging.
➜ The CHG indicator turns red.
➜ When the battery is fully charged, the
indicator turns off.
3 Disconnect the power adaptor cord (or the
car adaptor) when the CHG indicator turns
off.
Prepare your remote
2
control
Remove the protective plastic
tab (first time users only).
➜ Your remote control is now
ready for use
3
Enjoy (iPod)
Connecting and using your iPod player
1 Press iPod to switch to iPod mode.
➜
"Please connect the iPod" is displayed.
2 Push the iPod EJECT key to eject the dock
for iPod.
3 Pull the dock out.
4 Switch on your iPod player and set:
1) "TV Out" to "On";
2) "TV Signal" to "PAL";
3) "TV Screen" to "Widescreen Off".
4) "Fit to Screen" to "Off"
5) "Captions" to "On"
(See your iPod user's manual for details.)
iPod
REMOVE
Music
Videos
Videos
Photos
Movies
Podcasts
TV Shows
Extras
Music Videos
Settings
Video Playlists
Shuffle Songs
Settings
5 Put your iPod player in the dock.
Please connect the iPod
6 Play files in your iPod player
Settings
TV Out On
TV Signal PAL
Widescreen
TV Screen
Fit to Screen
Off
Captions
On
➜
"Connecting to iPod" is displayed.The
certification will take about three seconds.
➜
After certification is complete, the display on
the DVD and iPod players is as follows:
. See the user manual
for details.
To remove the iPod player
Remove the iPod player as shown.
Notes:
– iPod classic, nano and touch are supported
– To recharge your iPod player, you must connect your
DVD player to AC mains (or the car cigarette lighter
outlet) and ensure:Your DVD player is in the power-off
mode; OR, the DVD player is in the power-on mode
and the current source is "iPod".
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