Adjusting Settings; Basic Operation Of The Default Setting Screen; Items User Can Change; Setting The Subtitle - Pioneer AVIC-800DVD Hardware Manual

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Adjusting Settings

You can change the DVD's default settings,
including sound track, subtitle, menu language,
or setting of viewing restrictions. Normally, the
DVD is played with the contents set in the default
setting screen.
Basic Operation of the default
setting screen
1
Press the 7 7 7 7 button while playing.
The disc stops playing.
2
Press the MENU button for one second.
SET–UP MENU
1. SUBTITLE LANG.
2. AUDIO LANG.
3. MENU LANG.
4. PARENTAL
The SET-UP MENU appears.
3
To show the next page, highlight "NEXT"
in the right corner of display, and click the
OK button.
SET–UP MENU
5. TV ASPECT
6. ANGLE
The SET-UP MENU changes.
4
Move the joystick up or down to select the
desired item, and click the OK button.
To return to the previous screen, highlight
"PREV" and click the OK button, or press the
RTN button.
SET–UP MENU
1. SUBTITLE LANG.
2. AUDIO LANG.
3. MENU LANG.
4. PARENTAL
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Items User can Change

This section introduces the contents that can be
set. The contents with an asterisk (*) mark indi-
cates the default setting.
Page number

Setting the subtitle

If you select "SUBTITLE LANG.", you can oper-
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RTN
ENGLISH
ate three items.
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
LANGUAGE
LEVEL 8
This setting controls ON/OFF of subtitle indica-
NEXT
tion.
ON* :
Subtitles are displayed.
OFF :
Subtitles are not displayed.
ASSIST
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RTN
16 : 9
The assist subtitle is a subtitle explaining the
ON
scenes for the people with hearing problems. You
can display this if an assist subtitle is stored on a
DVD.
PREV
ON* :
Assist subtitles are displayed.
OFF :
Assist subtitles are not displayed.
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RTN
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
ENGLISH
LEVEL 8
NEXT
Operating the desired item.
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If you press the MENU button in the SET-
UP MENU, the SET-UP MENU disappears
and the Stop condition returns.
Select "RTN" and click the OK button or
press the RTN button to return to the previ-
ous screen.