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Brand | Concertone |
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Model | ZX500 |
Category | Home Theater System |
Language | English |
Unit compatible with AC-3, DVD Dolby, CD, MP3, WMA discs.
Receives analog and cable TV programs via antenna or cable.
FM range 87.9-107.9MHz (27 presets), AM 530-1710KHz (9 presets), Weather Band.
Allows watching/listening in three separate rooms via 10 digital amplifiers.
Bi-amplified with subwoofer for 5.1 surround sound or 4.1 channel sound.
AV-IN (INPUT1) and AUDIO-IN (INPUT2) for external AV sources.
Turn on or off audio output in rooms A, B, C separately.
Adjust Bass, Treble, Balance using SOUND button and volume.
Controls for unit power, volume adjustment, and muting audio.
Buttons A, B, C to control audio output for each room.
EJECT button for disc access and cursor controls.
FUNCTION to switch modes, BAND for radio bands.
LOC/DX, ST/MO, SETUP for radio sensitivity and menu access.
0-9 and 100+ buttons for channel and track selection.
Selecting tracks, chapters, seeking, and playback commands.
Fast Forward/Reverse speeds and repeat playback options.
DIGITAL DISPLAY status and DISC OPENING slot.
POWER, DISC, TV, RADIO, INPUT, BAND buttons.
Room A, B, C controls and numeric entry buttons.
Buttons for playback, programming, status, zoom, audio, subtitles.
VOL+ , VOL- , MUTE, TV CHANNEL UP/DOWN.
SETUP, MENU, CLUSTER BUTTONS, ENTER for menu interaction.
SOUND, DISPLAY, SLOW, PAUSE/STEP, PLAY controls.
FAST REVERSE, FAST FORWARD, PREVIOUS, NEXT controls.
LOC/DX, ST/MONO, ANGLE, SLEEP buttons.
Changing main modes like DISC, TV, RADIO, INPUT.
BAND for Radio, play/pause key for Disc Player.
Automatic disc play on insertion and manual ejection.
Procedures for disc loading, ejection, and auto-reloading.
Starting, pausing, and resuming disc playback.
Stopping playback and resuming from the stopped point.
Fast Forward/Reverse speeds and Previous/Next track/chapter.
Setting disc playback to repeat tracks or the entire disc.
Using cluster buttons and ENTER for menu interaction.
Aspect Ratio, OSD, Normal/PS, Normal/LB, Angle Mark definitions.
Title, Chapter, Multi-Angle, Multi-Audio definitions.
Using the SETUP button to display the System Setting Menu.
Moving between General, Audio, Video, Preference, Password menus.
Confirming menu selections and navigating sub-menu options.
Setting video aspect ratio (4:3 or 16:9) for display.
Enabling multi-angle viewing and selecting OSD language.
Enabling hidden subtitles and screen saver function.
Last Memory playback and Speaker Setup settings.
Adjusting sharpness, brightness, contrast, hue, saturation.
TV Type, PBC, Parental, and Default settings.
Setting passwords and playing MP3/WMA discs.
Setting TV system and enabling Playback Control.
Setting parental limitations and resetting to factory defaults.
Setting up a personal password for security.
How to play MP3/WMA discs and navigate tracks.
Initiating auto-search to find and store available TV channels.
Navigating channels, fast operation, and auto-searching.
Accessing and using the TV Reception Menu.
Interpreting indicators for preset number, band, and frequency.
How to preset and recall favorite radio stations.
Searching for available stations automatically.
Auto Scan and Auto Seek functions for finding stations.
LOCAL/DISTANCE and ST/MONO settings.
Weather Band reception and using external inputs.
Importance of professional installation and avoiding short circuits.
Understanding wiring diagrams and color coding for connections.
Resetting the unit to factory defaults using specific buttons.
Instructions for replacing the unit's fuse.
Dimensions, weight, voltage, power output, impedance, frequency response.
Video output level, resolution, tone controls, tuner ranges.
Do not open unit; refer servicing to qualified personnel.
Moisture, disc handling, and cleaning precautions.
FCC labeling requirements and compliance statements.
Warranty for defects in material or workmanship within one year.
What is not covered and limitations on liability.
Procedure for obtaining repair or replacement service.
Optional plate for XM Radio receivers.
Optional plate for iPod audio players.
Optional plate for various AV sources.
Steps to remove receivers/players from wall plates.