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User's Manual
Audio/Video controls
This section describes how to use the audio/video control buttons. You do not
have to turn on the computer's operating system to play audio CD/DVDs. The
following controls let you use the computer as a stand-alone CD/DVD player.
When the operating system is running, the buttons control video as well as audio.
Mode Control button
Besides the CD/DVD and Digital control functions described in the chart in the next
section, you can use the Mode Control button to turn off the computer and change
the lock setting.
If the CD/DVD and Digital Audio controls are locked, hold down the Mode
Control button for four seconds to change to unlock mode while the computer
turns off.
If the CD/DVD and Digital Audio controls are unlocked, hold down the Mode
Control button for four seconds to change to lock mode while the computer
turns off.
Controls for CD/DVD and Digital Audio
The chart below describes controls for CD/DVD and Digital Audio.
CD/DVD control
Power is off
If an audio CD is in the optical
and you press media drive, the system enters
Play/Pause
CD Player mode and operates
as a stand-alone CD player.
If a DVD is in the optical
media drive, the operating
system starts and the DVD
Video player starts.
OS is running If an audio CD is in the optical
and you press media drive,TOSHIBA Media
Play/Pause
Player starts and CD audio play Data play begins.
begins.
If a DVD is in the optical media
drive, the DVD Video player
starts and DVD Video play
begins.
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Digital Audio control
Operating system starts,
TOSHIBA Media Player
starts and Digital Audio
Data play begins.
TOSHIBA Media Player
starts and Digital Audio
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