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  • Page 1 T342 Users Manual...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents The Deluxe Home Theater Experience T342 Features T342 Specifications Getting Started Make Sure You Have the Following Items Front Panel Description Rear Panel Description Display Window Description Remote Control Description Prepare the Remote Control What Type of Video Connection Do You Have?

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Basic Operations Playing a DVD Front Panel Buttons Remote Control Buttons Care for Your Discs Special Operations Playing MP3's Viewing Images (JPEG's) Playing Progressive Scan Setting Up the System Preferences Navigating the Setup Menu General Setup Audio Setup Video Setup Preference Setup Password Setup Exit Setup...
  • Page 5 Appendix (Definitions of Keywords) Tr oubleshooting Guide Safety Instructions Legal Notifications Copyright Warranty Information...

  • Page 7: Getting Started

    The T342 Deluxe Home Theater Experience brings the clarity and quality of the movie theater home to you. The picture quality of DVD combined with the multi-channel surround sound of the T342 will enable you to fully enjoy the Home Theater experience.

  • Page 8: T342 Features

    T342 Features DVD Player / Receiver with Expanded Functions Blue Light VFD Display DVD Player-Palys DVDs, VCDs, CDs, CD-R/RWs, Mp3s, JPEGs Digital AM / FM Stereo Tuner with 40 Memory Presets 125 watts total system power 1 Auxiliary A/V Input for Additional Components...

  • Page 9: T342 Specifications

    T342 Specifications Built-in Dolby Digital Dolby Digital Decoding Dolby & DTS SPDIF DigitaI output Dolby down-mix dual channel Multi format Disk Supporting CD, MP3 DVD,VCD,SVCD CD-R,CD-RW Kodak Picture CD (JPEG) Audio Advantage 192K, 24bit E.Q. Genie (7 modes to select)
  • Page 10 Video Decompression MPEG-2, MPEG-1 10-bit video decoding PAL,NTSC TV system playback Screen aspect ratio selectable (4:3 and 16:9) Smart Content editor Multi-angled view 8 Languages for OSD (8-bit On Screen Display) Multilingual dialog up to 8 tracks and 32 subtitles Advanced Progressive Scan Video Inputs / Outputs Composite video input / output (AV)
  • Page 11 SUB (50 Watts) CEN (15 Watts) SATELLITE (15 Watts) Driver SUB: 6.5" Woofer CEN: 3" Fullrange SAT: 3" Fullrange Other Features Digital AM/FM Stereo Tuner with 40 preset Full function remote control Dimension DVD Receiver: 430mm X 60mm X 326mm Speakers: Subwoofer (1): 200mm X 330mm X 330mm Center (1): 110mm X 90mm X 150mm...
  • Page 13 T342 DVD Player. Make sure you have the following items: These items should be included in your T342 DVD Home Theater System package: T342 DVD Home Theater System 5.1 Surround Sound System Speakers (4 Satellite Stereo Speakers, 1 Center Speaker,...
  • Page 14 You will also need speaker wire to connect your Surround Sound speakers to the DVD Player / Receiver. Depending on the type of Video or Audio connect- ion method you choose, the following items may also be required: Component Video Cable (green, blue, and red connection) Customer Service 1 626 968 6860...

  • Page 15: Front Panel Description

    Front Panel Description Power Open / Close Sound Effect 12 Play / Pause / Memo Function Stop / Recall Band 14 F. Rewind / Previous Stand By F. Forward / Next Radio 16 Volume LED Indicator Stereo Disc Tray 10 Display Window...

  • Page 16: Rear Panel Description

    Rear Panel Description SPEAKER 5.1 Channels Audio Output Jacks AV-IN input jacks AV-OUT Output Jack Optical Output Jack Tuner Output Jacks Video Output Jack S-VIDEO Output Jack Component Output Jack Customer Service 1 626 968 6860...
  • Page 17 Display Panel Description 2 3 4 5 Playing Center Channel Play 12 Front Right Channel Pause Left Surround Channel Dividing Control 14 Subwoofer Channel Title Number Right Surround Channel Karaoke (option) Chapter Number Stereo DOLBY DIGTIAL 10 Front Left Channel...
  • Page 18 Remote Control Power F.F. F.R. Display Repeat Eject Subtitle Volume Search Mute Language PAL / NTSC Angle Channel Setup Function Title Memory Zoom Band Menu Resume Treble Play / Pause Recall Enter Bass Slow Stop Previous Next Customer Service 1 626 968 6860...

  • Page 19: Prepare The Remote Control

    Prepare the Remote Control To operate the DVD player, you must first place batteries in the remote control. Remove the battery cover on the back of the remote. Insert 2 AAA batteries. Make sure the correct + and - on the batteries match the marks inside the battery compartment.

  • Page 20: What Type Of Video Connection Do You Have

    Composite- RCA-A/V Connection This type of connection is common with most TV s. An RCA A/V connector cable is included with your T342 DVD Player. It provides less video and sound quality than S-Video or Component Output connections, but it still provides a good signal.
  • Page 21 An S-Video connector cable is not included with your DVD Player, but S-Video connector cables are available in most home electronic stores. Check your television or video display device to see which type of video connection it supports. The following instructions will guide you in setting up the type of video connection you choose.

  • Page 22: Video Connection

    Video Connection Always: Be sure to turn off the power and unplug all of the equipment from the wall outlet before making any connections. Refer to the instructions supplied with the TV or video display device to be connected. Do not connect this player to a video deck. If you do, noise may appear in the picture.
  • Page 23 Composite- RCA A/V Connection T342 DVD Player (back) FM 75 VIDEO DIGITAL VIDEO S-VIDEO SPEAKER OPTICAL VIDEO OUT FM 75 VIDEO DIGITAL VIDEO S-VIDEO If your television has RCA A/V inputs, connect the A/V cable (supplied) from these connectors to the A/V outputs from the DVD player as shown in the...
  • Page 24 S-Video (Super Video) Connection T342 DVD Player (back) FM 75 VIDEO Television DIGITAL VIDEO S-VIDEO SPEAKER OPTICAL VIDEO OUT VHF/UHF FM 75 VIDEO R AUDIO VIDEO S-VIDEO DIGITAL VIDEO S-VIDEO If your TV or video display device has an S-Video input, connect the S-Video cable (not supplied) from the rear panel of the DVD player as shown in the above illustration.
  • Page 25 Component Video Output T342 DVD Player (back) FM 75 VIDEO Television DIGITAL VIDEO S-VIDEO SPEAKER OPTICAL VIDEO OUT FM 75 DIGITAL VIDEO S-VIDEO OPTICA L VIDEO OUT If your TV or display device supports a Component Video connection, connect the Component Video Output cable (not included) from the rear panel of the...

  • Page 26: What Type Of Audio Connection Do You Have

    What Type of Audio Connection Do You Have? The T342 DVD Player provides multi-channel sound for a total home cinema experience. If you own a home theater speaker system, this multi-channel sound (front left and right, center, back left and right, and sub-woofer) produces sound from 5 or more speakers spread around your room to produce amazing sound effects.
  • Page 27 Direct Audio Connection to your Stereo Receiver (Stereo Sound) If your stereo receiver has an available RCA A/V input then you will be able to connect to the DVD Player. If your stereo receiver is close enough to your TV then you can use the same RCA A/V cable used to make the video connection from your DVD Player to your TV.

  • Page 28: Audio Connection

    Audio Connection Always: Be sure to turn off the power and unplug all of the equipment from the wall outlet before making any connections. Make sure to turn off the receiver before you connect or disconnect the DVD player s power cord. If you leave the receiver power on, the speak ers may be damaged.
  • Page 29 Direct Audio Connection to your TV T342 DVD player (back) FM 75 VIDEO DIGITAL VIDEO S-VIDEO SPEAKER OPTICAL VIDEO OUT VIDEO YELLOW WHITE Connect the red (right) and white (left) plugs on the RCA A/V cable to the red and white RCA A/V inputs on your TV .
  • Page 30 Direct Audio Connection to your Stereo Receiver (Stereo Sound) T342 DVD player (back) FM 75 VIDEO DIGITAL VIDEO S-VIDEO SPEAKER OPTICAL VIDEO OUT VIDEO YELLOW WHITE Stereo Receiver (back) AUDIO Audio out R AUDIO If your stereo receiver is close enough to your TV then you can use the same RCA A/V cable used to make the video connection from your DVD Player to your TV .
  • Page 31 Direct Audio Connection to your Stereo Receiver (Stereo Sound) (continued) If you do not have sufficient length on the RCA A/V cable used to make the video connection from your DVD Player to your TV , then you will need to use an additional cable.
  • Page 32 Direct Audio Conection to your Stereo Receiver (Dolby Digital 2 / 5.1) T342 DVD player (back) STEREO (back) Stereo FM 75 VIDEO R AUDIO VIDEO DIGITAL VIDEO S-VIDEO Optical l SPEAKER OPTICAL VIDEO OUT Audio out FM 75 R AUDIO...
  • Page 34 Audio Connection The T342 Home Theater System provides Dolby Digital 2 / 5.1 Sound for a total home cinema experience. Dolby Digital 2 / 5.1 Sound provides higher clarity and expanded audio features because it supports multiple audio channels (not just Right and Left as with Stereo signals) It's multi-channel...
  • Page 35 Before Connecting the DVD Player/Receiver to the Speakers Always: Be sure to turn off the power and unplug all of the equipment from the wall outlet before making any connections. Make sure to turn off the receiver before you connect or disconnect the DVD player's power cord.
  • Page 36 FM 75 VIDEO DIGITAL VIDEO S-VIDEO SPEAKER OPTICAL VIDEO OUT RIGHT LEFT SURROUND FRONT SPEAKER SPEAKER SUBWOOFER LEFT RIGHT SURROUND FRONT CENTER SPEAKER SPEAKER Connect the Home Theater speakers with the proper gauge of wire, cut to be as short as possible. Press the speaker wire terminal tabs down, then insert the bare wires and secure them by releasing the tabs.

  • Page 37: Radio Tuner Antenna Connection

    Connect the DVD Player/Receiver to another device through Digital Your T342 DVD Player is also has a Radio Tuner Out. When adding another source of Device to this function. T o enable this function, connect the FM DVD Player, connect through Digital IN.

  • Page 39: Playing A Dvd

    Basic Operations In this section you will become acquainted with the basic operations of your AMW T342 DVD Player. Playing a DVD Disc Turn on the TV . Put the disc you preferred into the disc tray and close the tray by press- ing "OPEN/CLOSE"...

  • Page 40: Front Panel Buttons

    Front Panel Buttons POWER FUNC.: button that activates the function Press this button to turn on Player, and press option. "AV1" "AV2" "SPDIF IN" again to turn off the power. Press the power "TUNER" "DVD PLAYER". It's a recurring operation. button on the remote controller to turn on Player, and the power symbol will be shown BAND: button that activates the band...
  • Page 41 STEREO: Light that shows stereo is selected. 13. STOP/RECALL: Stopping play. RECALL: AV: Light that shows AV is selected. Recall (To Store Radio Station) Press and hold the key (fro approximately 2.5 DVD tray: used to load and unload DVD discs. sec) and access the memo station mode.
  • Page 42 14. & 15. FAST FORWARD and FAST REWIND 17. LED INDICATOR The speed changes each time press " ", " " The LED light will be flashing during of the following conditions. during play as 2x 32x for DVD. Press again for each kind of discs to restore 1).

  • Page 43: Remote Control Buttons

    Remote Control Buttons 1. POWER Press this button to turn on Player, and the logo will be shown on the screen. Press again to turn off the player. 2. PBC program selected chapter. After this material is completed, the root menu will appear. Press (off ) to play movie uninterrupted.
  • Page 44 EJECT SUBTITLE Press "EJECT" to open the disc tray. Place a disc on If the disc has two or more subtitles recorded on the tray dish. Hold the disc without touching edge it, they can either be displayed or cleared on the of its surface, position it with the printed title side screen.
  • Page 45 SEARCH This description is divided into 3 parts. When you are playing a "DVD": When you are playing a "CD": Press "SEARCH" while a disc is playing and Press "SEARCH" while a disc is playing. a menu will be shown on the screen. There are 3 modes can be chosen, including: There are 9 modes can be chosen, including: "Disc Go To", "Track Go To", and "Select Track".
  • Page 46 LANGUAGE 10. TITLE It is possible to change the language of the audio Press TITLE for the preferred menu of title soundtrack. This operation works only with discs options. Use the direction keys and press "PLAY" on which multiple audio soundtrack languages are to make the selection.
  • Page 47 17. STOP 13. RESUME Press to return to the beginning screen. Press the "STOP" button then the DVD video player is stopped. 14. PLAY/PAUSE Press PAUSE during play to freeze the picture. 18. PREVIOUS Press PLAY again to return to normal play. During play Press "...
  • Page 48 20. & 21. F.F. and F .R. Repeat play works only with discs for which the The speed changes each time press " ", " " elapsed playing time appears in the units display during play as 2x ...for DVD. during playback.
  • Page 49 27. CH (Channel) A-B repeat play works only with discs for which the Press to select the following audio channels: elapsed playing time appears on the unit s display MasterFront Left - Front Right - Left Surround - during playback. This function is not available for Right SurroundCenter-Subwoofer.
  • Page 50 30. BAND Press the button to switch between AM/FM mode. 31. EQ Choose the desired sound effect from 7 default mode: ROCK - POP- LIVE...etc. Press again to restore. 32. TRE (Treble) Adjust the Treble level with the volume keys. This function only works when "Treble Boost"...

  • Page 51: Care For Your Discs

    Care for Your Discs Handling precautions: Hold the disc by the edges so the surface will not be soiled with fingerprints. Fingerprints, dirt, and scratches can cause skipping and distortion. Do not write on the label side with a ball-point pen or other writing tools.
  • Page 52 If the Disc Surface is soiled: Wipe gently with a soft, damp (water only) cloth. When wiping discs, always move the cloth from the center hole toward the outer edge. If you wipe the discs using a circular motion, circular scratches are likely to occur, which willcause noise.

  • Page 55: Special Operations

    Special Operations In this section you will become acquainted with the special operations of your AMW T342 DVD Player. Playing Mp3's What is MP3? MP3 is a standard music format developed for use on the Internet. We Are the first company to offer this function in a home DVD player that can play MP3 files which recorded on CD-R discs.
  • Page 56 Notes about MP3 player interface: The upper left column lists the names of 00:00 00:00 folders. The upper right column lists the 001/013 names of songs. X X X X X X A folder symbol indicates a folder that contains MP3's. X X X X X X An MP3 symbol indicates an MP3 file.

  • Page 57: Viewing Images

    Viewing Images What is JP EG? JPEG is a widely used file format for still image compression. Files such as photographs, drawings, and most clip-art can be saved this way, greatly reducing a files size (loss of quality varies). Most digital cameras record images as JPEG files.
  • Page 58 IMAGE ROTATION : There are four modes used to rotate a picture: INVERT, MIRROR, LEFT, and RIGHT. These operations are allowed only when a picture is being displayed normally, and will be cancelled automatically when the next picture is displayed (press NEXT or PREV). The arrow keys are used to select the different rotation modes: UP- Mirror/Vertical DOWN - Mirror/Horizontal...
  • Page 59 What is Progressive Scan? Progressive scanning, otherwise known as 480P (p=progressive), creates a picture signal with double the scan lines of a conventional interlaced picture, 480I (I=interlaced), to create a noticeably sharper image. The 480P image offers higher picture resolution and eliminates virtually all motion artifacts. Even on large screens, the progressive scan lines are barely noticeable and picture flickering is greatly reduced, so you can enjoy extended viewing without eye fatigue.

  • Page 61: Setting Up The System Preferences Navigating The Setup Menu

    Setting Up the System Preferences Navigating the SETUP Menu Use the remote to navigate the system SETUP Menu. Use the " / / / " buttons to select the item you want and press "PLAY" button to confirm. Button area to be used throughout this section. w the menu works: After pressing SETUP a menu should appear on your TV scr een.

  • Page 62: General Setup

    GENERAL SETUP General Setup General Setup / TV Display NORMAL/LB : Select this for a - - General Setup Page - - - - General Setup Page - - conventional sized TV set. Black TV Display TV Display Normal bands appear in both upper and Angle Mark Angle Mark Normal/LB...
  • Page 63 General Setup / Angle Mark General Setup / OSD Lang General Setup / Captions - - General Setup Page - - - - General Setup Page - - - - General Setup Page - - TV Display TV Display TV Display Angle Mark Angle Mark Angle Mark...

  • Page 64: Audio Setup

    AUDIO SETUP General Setup / Screensaver General Setup / Last Memory Audio Setup - - General Setup Page - - - - General Setup Page - - - - Audio Setup Page - - TV Display TV Display Speaker Setup Angle Mark Angle Mark SPDIF Setup...
  • Page 65 Audio Setup /Speaker Setup / Audio Setup /Speaker Setup / Front Audio Setup / Speaker Setup Downmix Speaker - - Audio Setup Page - - - - Speaker Setup Page - - - - Speaker Setup Page - - Downmix Speaker Setup Downmix LT/RT...
  • Page 66 Audio Setup /Speaker Setup / Center Audio Setup /Speaker Setup / Rear Audio Setup /Speaker Setup / Speaker Speaker Subwoofer - - Speaker Setup Page - - - - Speaker Setup Page - - - - Speaker Setup Page - - Downmix Downmix Downmix...
  • Page 67 Audio Setup /Speaker Setup / Test Audio Setup /Speaker Setup /Dialog Audio Setup /Speaker Setup / Post Tone - - Speaker Setup Page - - - - Speaker Setup Page - - - - Speaker Setup Page - - Downmix Downmix Downmix Fr ont Speaker...

  • Page 68: Customer Service

    Audio Setup / SPDIF Setup Audio Setup /SPDIF Setup / SPDIF Audiol Setup /SPDIF Setup / CD Output - - Audio Setup Page - - - - SPDIF Setup Page - - - - SPDIF Setup Page - - Speaker Setup SPDIF Output Manu SPDIF Of f...
  • Page 69 Audio Setup /SPDIF Setup /Dts Audio Setup /SPDIF Setup / MPEG Audio Setup /SPDIF Setup / Dolby Digital - - SPDIF Setup Page - - - - SPDIF Setup Page - - - - SPDIF Setup Page - - SPDIF Output Manu SPDIF Output Manu...
  • Page 70 Audio Setup /SPDIF Setup / PCM Audiol Setup /SPDIF Setup / LPCM Audio Setup / Dolby Digital Setup Channel - - SPDIF Setup Page - - - - SPDIF Setup Page - - - - Audio Setup Page - - SPDIF Output Manu SPDIF Output...
  • Page 71 Audio Setup /Dolby Digital Setup / Audio Setup / Channel Delay Audio Setup /Dolby Digital Setup / Dual Mono Dynamic - - Audio Setup Page - - - - Dolby Digital Setup - - - - Dolby Digital Setup - - Dual Mono Ster eo Dual Mono...
  • Page 72 Audio Setup /Channel Delay /Center Audio Setup /Channel Delay /LS Audio Setup /Channel Delay / RS - - Audio Setup Page - - - - Audio Setup Page - - - - Audio Setup Page - - Speaker Setup Speaker Setup Speaker Setup SPDIF Setup SPDIF Setup...
  • Page 73 Audio Setup / Equalizer Audio Setup / Equalizer / EQ Type Audiol Setup /Channel Delay / Subwoofer - - Audio Setup Page - - - - Audio Setup Page - - - - Equalizer Page - - Speaker Setup EQ Type None None Speaker Setup...
  • Page 74 Audio Setup / Equalizer / Bass Boost Audio Setup / Equalizer / Super Bass Audio Setup / Equalizer / Treble Boost - - Equalizer Page - - - - Equalizer Page - - - - Equalizer Page - - EQ Type None EQ Type None...
  • Page 75 Audio Setup / 3D Processing / Prologic Audio Setup / 3D Processing / Prologic Audio Setup / 3D Processing - - Audio Setup Page - - - - 3D Processing Page - - PRO Logic II Config PRO Logic II PRO Logic II Speaker Setup SPDIF Setup...
  • Page 76 Audio Setup / 3D Processing / Prologic Audio Setup / 3D Processing / Prologic Audio Setup / 3D Processing / Prologic PRO Logic II Config PRO Logic II Config PRO Logic II Config PRO Logic II PRO Logic II PRO Logic II Mode Music Mode...

  • Page 77: Video Setup

    VIDEO SETUP Audio Setup / 3D Processing / Reverb Audio Setup / 3D Processing / Prologic Video Setup Mode PRO Logic II Config - - Video Setup Page - - - - 3D Processing Page - - PRO Logic II Level 0 PRO Logic II Of f...
  • Page 78 Video Setup / Quality Video Setup / Quality / Sharpness Video Setup / Quality / Brightness - - Video Setup Page - - Video Quality Setup Video Quality Setup Sharpness Quality Sharpness Lo w High Brightness Medium Brightness Contrast Contrast Gamma None Gamma...
  • Page 79 P400 Manual 4/20/03 Page 63 Video Setup / Quality / Contrast Video Setup / Quality / Gamma Video Setup / Quality / Hue Video Quality Setup Video Quality Setup Video Quality Setup Sharpness Lo w Sharpness Lo w Sharpness Lo w Brightness Brightness Brightness...

  • Page 80: Preference Setup

    PREFERENCE SETUP Video Setup / Quality / Saturation Video Setup / Quality / Luma Delay Preference Setup Video Quality Setup - - Prefer ence Page - - Video Quality Setup Sharpness TV Type NTSC Sharpness Lo w Brightness Brightness Contrast Audio Contrast Gamma...
  • Page 81 Preference Setup / TV Type Preference Setup / PBC Preference Setup / Audio - - Prefer ence Page - - - - Prefer ence Page - - - - Prefer ence Page - - TV Type NTSC English TV Type NTSC PA L TV Type...
  • Page 82 Preference Setup / Subtitle Preference Setup / Disc Menu - - Prefer ence Page - - - - Prefer ence Page - - - - Prefer ence Page - - TV Type NTSC Fr ench TV Type NTSC Fr ench TV Type NTSC 1 KID SAF...

  • Page 83: Password Setup

    PASSWORD SETUP Password Setup Preference Setup / Country Region Preference Setup / Default - - Prefer ence Page - - - - Prefer ence Page - - - - Password Setup Page - - Password Mode On TV Type NTSC TV Type NTSC China...
  • Page 84 Password Setup / Password Mode Password Setup / Password Change Password Setup / Password - - Password Setup Page - - - - Password Setup Page - - Password Mode On Password Mode On Password Password Change Old Password New Password Confirm PWD Password Mode Change Password...

  • Page 85: Exit Setup

    EXIT SETUP PAGE Exit Setup Page Exit Setup Menu EXIT SETUP PAGE Press "ENTER" to exit the Setup Menu.
  • Page 86 P400 Manual 4/20/03 Page 70...
  • Page 87 Angle This refers to a high-density optical disc on which Recorded onto some DVD discs are scenes which high-quality pictures and sound have been rec- have been simultaneously shot from a number orded by means of digital signals. Incorporating a of different angles (the same scene is shot from new video compression technology (MPEG 2) and the front, from the left side, from the right side,...
  • Page 88 Subtitles that copyrighted material placed in this format These are the printed lines at the bottom of the would only be usable with licensed DVD playback screen that translate or transcribe the dialogue. mechanisms. They are recorded on DVD discs. Dolby Digital Time number Dolby Digital is an advanced form of digital audio...
  • Page 89 Notes...

  • Page 91: Tr Oubleshooting Guide

    Troubleshooting Guide Problem Solution Play back does not start immediately when Check whether the disc has any scratches or is the Play button is pressed. deformed. The disc drive does not open. Is the power cord plugged securely into the power outlet? The DVD does not play.
  • Page 93 Please r ead all of these instr uctions carefully before operating the DVD Player. CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN Warning!- This symbol alerts you to a potentially hazardous condition such as the presence of dangerous voltage that reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock.
  • Page 94 When Setting up the DVD-Player Do not place the DVD-Player near water, for example near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate the DVD- Player where people may walk on the cord.
  • Page 95 When Operating the DVD-Player Use only attachments recommended by the manufacturer; un-approved attachments may be hazardous. Never push any objects into the slot in the DVD-Player cabinet. It could touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts resulting in a fire or electric shock.
  • Page 96 When Cleaning the DVD-Player Unplug the connector from DVD-Player to the system unit before cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning. Customer Service 1 626 968 6860...
  • Page 97 When the DVD-Player requires service: Do not attempt to service the DVD-Player on yourself; Opening or removing the cover will make y ou to expose under a harmful voltage state or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Unplug the DVD- Player from the system unit and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions: When the power cord or plug is damaged or frayed.

  • Page 99: Legal Notifications Copyright

    Legal Notifications Copyright This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by method claims of certain U.S. patents and other intellectual property rights owned by Macrovision Corporation and other right owners. Use of this copyright protection technology must be authorized by Macrovision Corporation, and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision Corporation.
  • Page 100 Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: This device may not cause harmful interference, and This device must accept any interference received; including interference that may cause undesired operation.

  • Page 103: Warranty Information

    Amphion Media Works Inc's (AMW) warranty obligations are limited to the terms set forth below: AMW warr ants to the original consumer purchaser that AMW DVD Player will be free from defects in material and workmanship for the Standard Warranty Period of one year. The start of the warranty period is the date of purchase.
  • Page 104 For warranty service, contact AMW at 626-968-6860 (IN USA) to obtain a "Return Material Authorization (RMA) number: "A copy of receipt or sale bearing the appropriate AMW serial number may be required for warranty service.
  • Page 105 WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION WARRANTY OF MERCHANT ABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND AGAINST INFRINGEMENT. NO AMW DEALER, AGENT OR EMPLOYEE IS AUTHORIZED TO MAKE ANY MODIFICATION, EXTENSION OR ADDITION TO WARRANTY. AMW IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR...

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