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DVD

Searching for a desired chapter

It is possible to search for a particular video segment by title and chapter or by menu number

(number for divided segments).

Press or .

● (up) : Selects next chapter

(down) : Selects previous

chapter

Touch in the DVD

operation screen.

● The title number input screen will be

displayed.

Enter the title number by touching

, , , and .

● Touch or to change the

title number in steps of one.

● Touch or to change the

title number in steps of ten.

To u ch .

Searching by chapter

Chapter number

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Title number

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Default Chapter1
- Warnings and Cautions1
- Table of Contents2
For Reference10
How to Use this Manual12
Features14
Before Using the Deck16
- About Discs18
- About the Memory Stick Duo21
  - About Handling the Memory Stick Duo22
- About the LCD Panel22
Basic Operation24
Switching Modes24
- Switching the Mode24
Operation Screen of each Mode26
Adjusting the Volume27
- Adjusting the Main Volume27
- Setting the BEEP Tone27
Adjusting Sound Quality28
- Displaying the Sound Adjustment Screen28
- Adjusting EQ (Equalizer)31
- Adjusting POS (Positioning Selector)34
- Setting the Balance35
- Setting LOUDNESS36
- Setting Time Alignment36
- Setting the Harmonizer38
Setting the Background Screen39
- Setting the Pic-CLIP39
- Setting Opening Screen48
  - Setting the Opening Screen48
Adjusting/Setting the Screen50
- Switching the FUNCTION Switch Display50
- Displaying the Image Adjustment Screen51
- Switching Screen Mode53
Setting the Control Panel55
- Switching the Sub Display55
- Switching the Control Panel Illumination55
How to Operate the Tuner56
How to Use the AM/FM Radio56
- Listening to the AM/FM Radio56
  - Listening to the Radio When the Display Is Raised56
  - Listening to the Radio When the Display Is Retracted56
- Selecting Radio Stations57
- Selecting Radio Bands58
- Saving Radio Stations59
- Operating RDS (Radio Data System)61
- Turning off the Radio67
How to Operate the CD Player68
How to Use the CD Player68
- Listening to a CD68
  - Listening to a CD When the Display Is Raised68
  - Listening to a CD When the Display Is Retracted69
- Selecting a Track70
- Fast-Forwarding/Rewinding70
- Repeating a Track70
- Playing Tracks in Random Order70
- Turning off the CD Player71
How to Use the MP3/WMA Player72
- Playing MP3/WMA Files73
  - Playing MP3/WMA Files When the Display Is Raised73
  - Playing MP3/WMA Files When the Display Is Retracted73
- Selecting a Music File73
  - Selecting with the File Change Switches73
  - Selecting with the TUNE/TRACK Buttons74
- Fast-Forwarding/Rewinding75
- Changing Display of the Current Level75
- Displaying the Current Level75
- Repeating the same Music File76
- Playing Music Files in Random Order76
- About the File Information Display77
  - Displaying Folder/File Names77
  - Displaying File Information77
- Turning off the MP3 Player77
- About MP3/WMA Files78
- Making and Playing MP3/WMA Files83
How to Operate the Memory Stick Player84
How to Use the Memory Stick Player84
- Listening to Memory Stick Data84
  - When the Display Is Raised84
  - When the Display Is Retracted85
- Selecting a Track86
- Fast-Forwarding/Rewinding86
- Repeating a Track86
- Playing Tracks in Random Order87
- Turning the Memory Stick off87
How to Operate the CD Changer88
How to Use the CD Changer88
- Listening to a CD88
  - Listening to a CD When the Display Is Raised88
  - Listening to a CD When the Display Is Retracted88
- Selecting a Track89
- Fast-Forwarding/Rewinding89
- Selecting a CD89
- Repeating a Track or CD89
  - Repeating the Current Track89
  - Repeating the Current CD89
- Playing Tracks in Random Order90
  - Playing Tracks on the Current CD in Random Order90
  - Playing Tracks on All Cds in Random Order90
- Turning off the CD Changer91
Before Using the DVD Player92
- DVD Video Characteristics92
- About Discs93
- Operation Flow96
How to Use the DVD Player97
- Watching a DVD97
- Operating the Video98
- Operating the Disc Menu100
- Turning off the DVD100
- Searching for a Desired Chapter101
- Changing the Touch Switch Display103
  - Turning off the Touch Switches103
  - Changing the Touch Switch Display Locations103
- Switching Screen Display/Audio104
- Setting the DVD Player107
- Setting DVD Individual Monitor Playback114
- Table of Language Codes115
How to Operate the VTR116
How to Use the VTR116
- Viewing the VTR116
- Switching to the VTR Setting Screen117
- Switching the Display Format118
- Turning off VTR Mode118
How to Operate the Unit When an Optional119
Ch Decoder/Av Matrix Unit Connected119
Before Adjusting Sound Quality119
- Functions Available When the Optional 5.1 Ch Decoder/Av Matrix Unit Is Connected119
Adjusting Sound Quality125
- Displaying the Sound Adjustment Screen125
- Adjusting PEQ (Parametric Equalizer)127
- Adjusting POS (Positioning Selector)132
- Setting the Balance133
- Setting LOUDNESS134
- Setting the Harmonizer134
- Setting/Adjusting the Surround System135
- Setting/Adjusting the Speakers139
- Importing Sound Data150
Display Settings151
- Screen Settings When the Optional 5.1 Ch Decoder/Av Matrix151
- Unit Is Connected151
- External Monitor Image Settings151
How to Use AUX152
- Listening to AUX152
  - Switching to AUX Using the Touch Switches152
  - Switching to AUX Using the Panel Buttons152
- Switching the AUX Input153
Important Points154
- If One of These Messages Appears154
- Before Asking for Repairs156
Other158
- Products Equipped with Dolby Digital158
- Products Equipped with Macrovision158
Glossary159
Topic Index161
- About Screen and Sound Adjustment161
- About Using AM/FM Radio162
- About Using the CD Player and CD Changer162
- About Using the MP3/WMA Player163
- About Using the Memory Stick Player163
- About Using the DVD Player164
- About Using Optional 5.1 Ch Decoder/Av Matrix Unit165
- When Something Isn't Clear166
Index167

Brand	Eclipse
Model	avn8826
Category	Car Receiver
Language	English

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