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ProScan PDVD6670 User Manual

ProScan PDVD6670
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ProScan PDVD6670 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Battery Life2.5 hours
Remote ControlYes
Progressive ScanYes
Supported FormatsDVD, CD, JPEG, MP3
Input/Outputheadphone jack
OutputsComposite Video
Power SupplyAC adapter, rechargeable battery
Resolution480 x 234
Screen Resolution480 x 234

Summary

SAFETY INFORMATION

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Essential safety guidelines for operating the appliance, including user precautions.

Installation Warnings

Guidelines for safe installation and placement of the unit to ensure proper ventilation.

Compulsory Warnings

Mandatory warnings regarding product use, safety standards, and compliance.

Laser Safety

Precautions and information regarding the laser component and potential eye injury.

INTRODUCTION

Loading batteries to the remote control

Instructions for installing batteries in the remote control for operation.

About DVD

Explanation of DVD technology, formats, and disc specifications.

Select a disc

Information on DVD regional codes and disc compatibility.

Care of disc

Guidelines for handling, cleaning, and maintaining optical discs.

About the player

Overview of the DVD player's front and back panels and their components.

Front panel

Description of controls and ports located on the front of the player.

Back panel

Description of connectors and outputs located on the rear of the player.

Remote control

Details on the functionality and operation of the remote control.

SYSTEM CONNECTION

Preparations

Steps before connecting the system, including accessories and battery installation.

OSD SETUP

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION

POWER

Controls for turning the player on and off.

OPEN/CLOSE

Controls for opening and closing the disc tray.

TITLE

Accesses the DVD title menu or plays the first title.

MENU

Accesses the disc menu for the current title.

OSD

Displays current time counter position during playback.

PBC

Controls playback mode for VCD/SVCD.

0-10 Keys

Used for inputting time, titles, chapters, and tracks.

SLOW

Enables slow motion playback at various speeds.

PREV

Navigates to the previous chapter, title, or track.

NEXT

Navigates to the next chapter, title, or track.

REPEAT

Sets different repeat modes for playback.

A-B

Selects and repeats a specific section of playback.

REV

Rewinds playback at various speeds.

FWD

Fast-forwards playback at various speeds.

RAN

Plays the disc content in random order.

MUTE

Turns audio on or off.

R/L

Selects audio output channel (Left, Right, Mix, Stereo).

CLEAR

Deletes entered numbers during programming.

PAUSE / PLAY

Pauses and resumes playback.

STOP

Stops and holds or completely stops playback.

RETURN

Navigates back in menus, primarily for VCD.

ZOOM

Magnifies the video image during playback.

STEP

Advances playback frame by frame.

SETUP

Accesses the multi-level setup menu.

VOL

Adjusts the audio volume level.

SUBTITLE

Selects subtitle languages for DVD playback.

GOTO

Navigates to specific chapters, titles, tracks, or times.

PROG

Accesses program menu for VCD/DVD song programming.

ANGLE

Views scenes from different camera angles.

LANGUAGE

Selects audio output languages.

HDMI function

Connects and configures the player via HDMI.

USB

Connects and plays content from USB devices.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

No Power

Actions to take if the unit does not turn on.

Does not play

Troubleshooting steps for discs not playing or being recognized.

No Picture

Solutions for issues with no video output or display.

Picture noise / distorted

Steps to resolve distorted or noisy video signals.

Picture not full screen

Adjustments for screen format issues and display settings.

Malfunction

Procedure for resetting the player after a general malfunction.

Cannot SKIP or SEARCH

Reasons why skipping or searching may not be possible on certain discs.

No sound or sound output not complete

Troubleshooting steps for no or incomplete audio output.

MP3 disc no sound or noisy

Addresses issues with MP3 discs producing no sound or noise.

Remote control does not function

Steps to fix a non-responsive remote control.

SPECIFICATIONS

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