DVD 4549 LCD - Portable DVD Player AEG - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Portable DVD Player
Brand	AEG
Model	DVD 4549 LCD
Display	9-inch swivel LCD screen
Disc Playback	DVD, DVD±R/RW, CD, CD-R/RW, MP3, JPEG, DivX
Media Input	USB 2.0, SD/MMC card slot
Output	AV output (composite), headphone jack (3.5mm)
Battery	Built-in rechargeable Li-ion, approx. 2.5-3 hours playback
Power Supply	AC adapter (100-240V) / DC car adapter (12V)
Dimensions (approx.)	250 x 180 x 35 mm (open)
Weight (approx.)	0.8 kg
Remote Control	Included
Region Code	2 (Europe) – may be multi-region depending on model
Care & Cleaning	Wipe with soft dry cloth; do not use liquids or solvents
Safety Precautions	Keep small parts away from children; do not disassemble or expose to moisture
Spare Parts & Repairability	Contact authorized service center for repairs; spare parts via AEG service
General Information	Portable design with swivel screen for on-the-go entertainment

Frequently Asked Questions - DVD 4549 LCD AEG

What is the battery life of the AEG DVD 4549 LCD?

The built-in Li-ion battery provides approximately 2.5 to 3 hours of playback time. Battery life may vary depending on usage and disc type.

What types of discs can this player support?

It supports DVD, DVD±R/RW, CD, CD-R/RW, and also plays MP3, JPEG, and DivX files from discs.

Can I connect this player to a TV?

Yes, via the AV output (composite cable). Connect to your TV's AV input to watch on a larger screen.

Does it support USB and SD cards?

Yes, it has a USB 2.0 port and an SD/MMC card slot for playing media files directly.

Is the screen swivel or adjustable?

Yes, the 9-inch LCD screen can be swiveled and tilted for comfortable viewing from different angles.

Can I use this in the car?

Absolutely, it comes with a DC car adapter and a car mounting kit for use during travel.

What region code is this player?

The default region code is Region 2 (Europe). However, some models may be multi-region; check the manual or settings.

Does it come with a remote control?

Yes, a remote control is included for convenient operation from a distance.

How do I clean the device?

Use a soft dry cloth to clean the exterior. Avoid using liquids, solvents, or abrasive cleaners.

What is the warranty period?

AEG typically offers a 2-year warranty. For exact terms, refer to the warranty card included in the box or contact AEG support.

USER MANUAL DVD 4549 LCD AEG

Overview of the Components

Fig. 1 (DVD Monitor)

Fig. 2 (LCD Monitor)

Fig. 3

⚠️ WARNING:

Terms

SR = Silver oxide battery

CR = Lithium battery

Warranty conditions

Location of Controls (DVD Monitor) (Fig. 1)

1 TFT display 2 Power-on/battery charge indicator 3 Earphones jack 4 USB port 5 SD/MS/MMC card slot 6 ON/OFF switch 7 DC IN connector 8 AV OUT connector 9 MENU button 10 Down/Next button (DOWN/NEXT)

11 "Right/fast forward" button (RIGHT/FF) 12 "Increase volume" button (VOL+) 13 Play/Pause button (PLAY/PAUSE) 14 IR Sensor for remote control 15 "Decrease volume" button (VOL-) 16 "Left/fast rewind" button (LEFT/FR) 17 "Up/Previous" button (UP/PREV) 18 Function selector (CARD/USB) 19 Brackets for headrest mounting

Location of Controls (LCD Monitor) (Fig. 2)

1 TFT display 2 Status indicator (POWER) 3 Earphones jack 4 DC IN 9 connector 5 ON/OFF switch 6 DC OUT connector 7 AV IN connector 8 "Menu" button (MENU)

9 "Down" button (DOWN)

10 "Right/Increase volume button" (RIGHT/VOL+) 11 "TFT on/off" button (TFT ON/OFF) 12 "Left/Decrease volume" button (LEFT/VOL-) 13 "Up" (UP) button 14 "Mute" button (MUTE) 15 Brackets for headrest mounting

Remote Control (Fig. 3)

1 DISPLAY: Display playback mode. 2 MUTE: Mute the sound. 3 AUDIO: Change audio settings. 4 TIME: Select CD/DVD section directly. 5 ▶ II PLAY/PAUSE: Start playback. Freeze image. Press "▶ II PLAY/PAUSE" to continue. ■ STOP: Stop playback.

VOL+/VOL-: Increase/decrease volume.

6 TITLE: Display DVD title menu. 7 USB/CARD: Select among DVD, USB and CARD. 8 MENU: Access DVD/VCD main menu. 9 A-B: Select the passage to be repeated. 10 REPEAT: Repeat title, chapter, etc. 11 SETUP: Access setup menu. 12 Navigation buttons: Navigate OSD menu.

◀: Skip to previous chapter or song. ▶: Skip to next chapter or song. ▶: Fast forward. ◀: Rewind.

13 ENTER: Confirm input. 14 SHIFT: Switches the numeric buttons (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 9 and 0) over to the special functions. 15 Numeric buttons: Select chapter or track number directly.

1/ ZOOM: Zoom in/out. 2/ SLOW: Slow motion. Use the ▶ II PLAY/PAUSE button to continue playing the film. 3/ N/P: AUTO/NTSC/PAL Changes the TV type. 5/ TV MODE: Changes the display mode. 6/ STEP: Pauses the display. Press again to show the next picture. Use the ▶ II PLAY/PAUSE button to continue playing the film. 9/ ANGLE: Select camera angle. 0/ SUBTITLE: Show/hide subtitles.

16 TFT ON/OFF: Switch TFT Display on/off.

17 PROG: Access playlist.

Technical Specifications

Type of Unit DVD Car Cinema
Model DVD 4549 LCD
Power Supply AC 100-240 V	50/60 HzDC 9V, 2A
Output <20 W
Dimension (L x H x W) DVD Monitor	Monitor: 194 mm x 156 mm x 43mmTFT Monitor: 192 mm x 156 mm x 26 mm
Weight DVD Monitor: 0.64 kg	TFT Monitor: 0.33 kg
Laser Semi-conductor-laser
Signal PAL/NTSC
SNR >=90 dB
Video-output 1.0 V (P-P) 75 Ω
Analog audio-output 1.0 V (rms)
Operating conditions 0°C to	40°C, level surface
Compatible media DVD-Video (DVD Disc, DVD±R/RW)MPEG-4 Video (of CD/DVD Disc, DVD±R/RW, CD-R/RW■Audio CD (of CD Disc, CD-R/RW)Video CD (of CD Disc, CD-R/RW) ■MP3 files (of CD/DVD Disc, DVD±R/RW, CD-R/RW)
Regional code	2 (= Europe, Greenland, South Africa, Egypt and Middle East, Japan)
Accessories	Mains/AV cable, remote control, car adaptor cable, fixing belts

Table of Contents

Location of Controls....38

Remote Control 38

Technical Specifications ....39

Safety Instructions 41

Assembly and Connection 43

Operation 44

Power Supply 44

Change Fuse for 12V adaptor....47

Connections 47

Turn Unit On 48

Connect to Other Devices....48

LCD Monitor -Change Display Settings 48

About the DVD-Player 49

Play Media 49

Work in Data Mode 53

Change Default Setting....56

Troubleshooting 62

Disposal 63

Conformity Declaration ....64

OSD Menu Overview 65

Thank you! Thank you for selecting DVD Car Cinema DVD 4549 LCD

Enjoy this unit and thanks again for the purchase!

Symbols featured in the Operation Manual

To ensure your safety, important Tips are specifically labeled. To avoid accidents and damage to the unit, it is imperative to comply with these guidelines:

WARNING:

Warns against danger to your health and illustrates possible injury risks.

CAUTION:

Outlines possible hazards for unit and other items.

NOTE:

Provides notes and information for your convenience.

Manufacturer's Contact Information

ETV

We reserve the right to perform technical and visual changes to ensure the continuous improvement of our unit.

Safety Instructions

User Manual

Prior to using the unit, please read the entire user manual.

Keep the manual in a safe place. If you pass the unit on to a third party, please include the user manual.

Disregarding these instructions may lead to severe injury or damage to the unit.

We do not accept liability for damages sustained due to disregarding of the user manual.

The unit may be utilized for personal use within a household only. It is not suitable for commercial use.

Children and Handicapped Persons

Do not leave the unit unattended and do not use if children or other individuals who are unable to assess the possible endangerment are in the vicinity.

Children or other individuals who are unable to assess the possible endangerment should not use the unit. Please store it in a manner that does not allow access.

Packing materials should not be used for play, due to danger of suffocation.

Power Supply

The unit is powered electrically and therefore may lead to electric shock. Please pay attention to the following:

■ Do not touch the plug with wet hands.

If you remove the plug from the outlet, always remove by pulling the plug directly. To avoid possible breakage, never pull the cable.

■ Ensure that the mains cable is not bent, jammed, run over or is subjected to heat sources.

■ Ensure that the cable is not wrapped around unit during use.

Do not place unit on top of the mains cable during use. ■

Use only extension cords that are compatible with the power ■ input of the unit.

■ Do not expose the unit to rain and moisture of any kind.

■ Operate the unit only if the electrical voltage indicated on the identification label is compatible with the voltage of your power outlet. Incorrect voltage may destroy the unit.

To avoid water penetration, never place a lower vase etc., on the unit.

■ Do not open the unit.

■ Pull the mains plug if the unit is not in use for an extended period of time.

■ Ensure that the mains cable does not project a tripping hazard.

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Laser

This unit is classified as a category 1 laser unit. The corresponding tag may be found on the outside surface of the unit. Laser rays may cause damage to eyes. Please pay caution to the following:

■Do not open the unit under any circumstances. Do not attempt to disassemble the unit. ■To avoid endangerment: Maintenance should be performed by the manufacturer or their customer service only.

Location

Select a safe location to ensure safe operation of the unit. Please pay caution to the following:

■Protect the unit against environmental forces.

Protect the unit from moisture. ■

• Do not place any container filled with liquid substances i.e. vases, on top of the unit. ■Never place the unit on top of or in the close vicinity of heating sources such as i.e. heaters, ovens, etc. ■Do not expose the unit to direct sunlight.

When placing the unit ensure the location provides adequate ventilation to avoid heat accumulation inside of the unit. Ensure that ventilation slots are not blocked.

■Protect the unit from mechanical percussions. Always place the unit on a sturdy flat surface.

■ Protect the remote control against environmental forces, moisture and extreme temperatures (i.e. direct sun light). ■Do not use the unit while driving a vehicle.

Operation

The unit can display a freeze frame for unlimited time on screen. This can cause damage to the screen. Activate the screen saver ⇒ Page 57, "General Setup" menu.

- Do not adjust the volume in the event a low volume segment is rendered. This may cause damage to the speaker if suddenly followed by a high volume rendition of a following segment.

■To avoid damage to the unit place only CD's or DVD's into the designated slot.

During longer periods of non-use, turn the unit off (main switch).

Disconnect the network plug during a thunderstorm.

Intended Utilization

Utilization of this unit is limited to the following:

Playback of video-DVD/video CDs and playback of audio-CD.

Any other utilization not for intended use is prohibited.

Damage

If the unit is damaged:

To avoid endangerment in the event the network connector is damaged, only the manufacturer or their customer service may replace the part. If moisture penetrated the unit or the unit has been dropped or has been damaged otherwise, an authorized specialized dealer must evaluate the damage. Disconnect the unit and contact an authorized dealer.

Assembly and Connection

Unpacking: Please unpack the unit and all accessories and check the contents for completeness.

CAUTION:

Always transport/ship the unit in the original packing to avoid damages. Retain the original packing materials for this purpose. Recycle useless packing material in accordance with your country's regulations.

NOTE:

Damages due to transport must be reported to the supplier immediately.

Assembly

1. Fold out the stand at the rear of the DVD Monitor.
2. Place the unit on a stable, level and flat surface. Maintain a distance of a minimum of 10 cm from walls and other objects.
3. Connect the unit to an outlet installed according to regulations.
4. Remove protective cover from device / TFT Screen if applicable.

Head-rest mounting

You need three fixing belts for the installation.

WARNING:

The fixing belts are not suitable for use while driving. Risk of injuries!

i NOTE:

The supplied fixing belts are only intended for use while the vehicle is parked.

1. Thread one fixing belt through the side brackets of the unit (Fig. 1/19, 2/15).
2. Fix the device now horizontally to the back of the head-rest.
3. Fasten the horizontal fixing belt together with the other two fixing belts. Tie them vertically around the head-rest.

Insert Batteries into the Remote Control/replace

Operation

WARNING:

Leaking battery acid may cause a health hazard. Remove batteries from the remote control when depleted or the unit is not in use for an extended period of time. Clean up any leakage with a cloth immediately. In the event of skin contact, rinse the affected area immediately. In case of ingestion consult a physician immediately. In the event of eye contact, rinse eyes and consult a physician immediately.

CAUTION:

Upon disposal, adhere to the recycle and environmental regulations of your respective country. Never throw batteries into open fire.

NOTE:

The lithium cell in the battery compartment of the remote has been protected with plastic foil for transport. This extends the lifetime of the battery. Before initial use, please remove this foil to prepare the remote control for use. The life span of enclosed batteries may be reduced due to storage.

1. Open the battery compartment on the bottom of the remote control.
2. Replace the cell with a battery of the same type (CR 2025). Pay attention to the polarity.
3. Close the battery compartment again.

NOTE:

The signals of the remote control are transmitted to the DVD-Player by infrared light. Ensure that the DVD-Player is not exposed to direct sunlight. This may render the signal transmittal from the remote control to the DVD-Player impossible.

Remote Control Range

To use the remote control point it toward the remote control sensor located at the front of the unit. The distance between remote control and sensor should not exceed 5 meters. The angle of the remote control to the sensor should not exceed 30 degrees within right, left, above and below.

Power Supply

A. Alternating Current Adapter

The alternating current adapter is functional with an alternating current of 100 V and 240 V but:

The enclosed mains cable may only be connected to a power source of 230-240V alternating current within Europe. To connect to an alternating current source outside of Europe, a plug adapter compatible with the respective outlet must be used.

1. Connect the AC adapter cable to the DC IN connector (Fig. 1/7) of the device.
2. To operate both devices:
3. Connect the AC adapter plug to the DC IN 9V connector (Fig. 2/4).
4. Connect the mains/AV connector cable to the DC IN/AV OUT connector on the DVD MONITOR (Fig. 1/7, 8) and the DC OUT/AV connector on the LCD MONITOR (Fig. 2/6, 7).
5. Connect the AC adapter to a properly installed Schuko socket. The charge indicator turns on red (Fig. 1/2).

CAUTION:

The enclosed alternate current adapter is intended for use with this unit only. Do not use with other unit. If the unit is not in use for an extended period of time, the alternate current adapter must be disconnected from the power outlet.

B. With Car Adaptor

Use the 12V car adaptor for vehicles with 12V power supply, negative ground.

Connect the cigarette lighter adapter to the DC IN connector (Fig. 1/7). Using both units:

- Connect the cigarette lighter adapter plug to the DC IN 9V connector (Fig. 2/4).

- Connect the mains/AV cable to DC IN/AV OUT connector from DVD MONITOR (Fig. 1/7, 8) and DC OUT/AV IN connector from LCD MONITOR (Fig. 2/6, 7).

Now connect the plug to the cigarette lighter of your vehicle.

Safety Precautions:

Only use this unit with the genuine car adaptor, other adaptors can damage the unit. Only use the genuine car adaptor for this unit. Do not use for other units. Do not use the unit while driving. Ensure that the unit is fastened and/or stored properly to avoid injuries in case of accident.

NOTE:

The supplied fixing belts are only intended for use when the vehicle is parked.

WARNING:

The fixing belts are not suitable for use when driving. Risk of injuries!

C. With Rechargeable Battery

Handling the unit and watching videos/DVDs while driving is prohibited.

A dirty cigarette lighter can get hot. Ensure that the car adaptor is only connected to a clean cigarette lighter. Disconnect the 12V adaptor after use from unit and cigarette lighter.

Charge the battery indoors before use.

Use the battery for watching DVDs outdoors.

Charge Battery

CAUTION:

Do not charge the battery right after use. Let the battery cool down for approx. 10 minutes to avoid damage.

1. Connect the charger to the unit's DC IN connector (Fig. 1/7).
2. Connect the charger to a properly installed wall outlet. The charge indicator turns on red (Fig. 1/2).

NOTE:

The device cannot operate in dual mode with the rechargeable battery.

CAUTION:

The enclosed alternate current adapter is intended for use with this unit only. Do not use with other unit. If the unit is not in use for an extended period of time the alternate current adapter must be disconnected from the power outlet. Disconnect the unit in case of problems with the battery (such as overheating, swelling or odors) and contact the Service Center. Do not charge the battery if not properly ventilated (such as on a mattress, sofa, cushion, soft surface, etc.). Do not replace the battery with a different type, do not throw into fire or water; danger of explosion. Avoid direct sunlight or high temperatures (above 40°C [104°F]), like on the dashboard. Avoid shocks and pressure to the battery. Avoid overcharging, deep discharge, too high current, operation in too high temperatures (above 40°C) or too low temperatures (below 0°C) and long storage when empty. This can damage the battery.

The rechargeable battery is fully charged when the "⚡" indicator turns off.

NOTE:

Playback stops if the charge of the battery is too low.

The charge is low if "LOW BATTERY" is displayed. Charge the battery now.

- Charge the battery directly before use.

You can also charge the battery via the car adaptor.

△ CAUTION:

Do not short-circuit the terminals.

Only use the genuine charger to charge the battery.

Change Fuse for 12V adaptor

i NOTE:

Make sure that no hardware is lost when removing the fuse. Also ensure that hardware is fitted back into the correct place.

If the device does not work when using the 12V cigarette lighter adapter, change the fuse. This can be found in the top of the 12V adapter.

Unscrew the black, flat endpiece (A).

Remove the fuse (C) and replace it with a 2A new time delay fuse.

Ensure that the silver tip (B) is fitted into the endpiece. Screw the endpiece back on.

Connections

Private Listening with Earphones/Headphones (Fig. 1/3; Fig. 2/3)

1. For private listening use headphones with 3.5 mm stereo jack and connect to earphones jack (☐).
2. Press VOL+/VOL- to increase or decrease the volume.

WARNING:

■ Do not adjust the headphone volume to a loud level. This may be hazardous to your hearing and could endanger others and yourself.

■ Adjust to a low volume to avoid disturbing your surroundings.

If you suffer from tinnitus, keep the volume to a minimum or refrain from using this unit.

■ Otologists advise against long-term use of headphones over an extended period of time.

Side Panel Inputs: USB port (Fig. 1/4)

Connect a USB device directly to the port on the right side of the unit.

Card slot (Fig. 1/5)

Insert an MMC/SD or MS card with the label facing the front into the card slot on the front of the unit.

Connect Other Playback Devices

Connect TV Set

PICTURE

BRIGHT	50
CONTRAST	50
COLOR	50
SHARP	50
RESET	▶▶

OPTION

ZOOM	16.9
ENGLISH	▶▶

Turn Unit On (Fig. 1/6; Fig. 2/5)

Turn the unit on by sliding the "POWER ON/OFF" main switch on the side of the unit to "ON".

Connect to Other Devices

Connect an AV cable to AV IN (Fig. 2/7) and to the playback device to view images of another playback device (such as a digital camera).

Connect the AC adapter cable to the DC IN connector (Fig. 2/4).

Connect the AC adapter to a properly installed plug socket.

NOTE:

Other devices can only be connected to the LCD Monitor (slave monitor).

Connect an A/V cable to AV OUT (Fig. 1/8) and to the TV set to view images on the TV set.

Switch the TV set to AV IN. Observe the TV's user manual.

NOTE:

You need an audio cable with a 4-pin 3.5 mm jack plug to cinch socket, with a pin length of 17.5 mm.

LCD Monitor - Change Display Settings

Press the MENU button (Fig. 2/8) to display the Setup menu. Use the UP (Fig. 2/13) and DOWN (Fig. 2/9) buttons to select the option. Use the LEFT/VOL- (Fig. 2/12) and RIGHT/VOL+ (Fig. 2/9) buttons to change the setting. Press the MENU button repeatedly to toggle between the Picture and Options menu or to hide the menu.

i NOTE:

The menu hides itself automatically after a short time if no setting has been changed.

Picture

In the "picture" menu set brightness, contrast, saturation and sharpness. Use "Reset" to reset all settings to the default value.

Option

Here you can change the Picture mode settings. Aspect ratio (16:9 and 4:3) as well as the OSD language.

About the DVD-Player

You may play back a multitude of data formats with the ⇒ Page 39, "Technical Specifications".

However, please note that most DVDs are furnished with a so called "regional code". It determines for which world region the DVD is designed. For example, DVDs with regional code "1" are designated for the USA and Canada. DVDs marked with the regional code "2" are designated for Europe.

i NOTE:

You may only play back DVDs marked with regional code "2" on the DVD-Player. A multitude of burn and duplication procedures as well as different levels of quality of (duplicated) CDs/DVDs are available. Additionally the music industry does not adhere to a set duplication copyright. This is the reason playback problems of CDs, DVDs and MP3 CDs may be experienced in isolated cases. It is not a malfunction of the unit.

Further, in isolated cases problems in playing computer reproduced CDs or DVDs. (i.e. vacation pictures). In the event of problems examine the setting of the DVD-reproduction program on your computer. Ensure that the DVD was finalized. Further information regarding this subject is available in the operation manual of your recording device.

Input not possible

This icon will be displayed if you select or enter an invalid function.

Terms

■ Track: "Track" is the sections of an Audio-CD. This may pertain to a song, a set of a symphony, etc. ■ Title/chap DVDs are compartmentalized into "title" and "chapters". A "title", for example, may be a specific movie and "chapters" may be sections of the movie. ■ MPEG4: Your DVD-Player is also equipped to play data compressed for MPEG-4 (short for Moving Picture Experts Group-4). MPEG-4 compression method allows large amounts of data to be compressed without significantly compromising the quality of picture and sound.

NOTE:

A full global compatibility of compression procedures is not guaranteed, especially if multiple soundtracks and subtitles are involved. Even MPEG 4 files with integrated special menu functions are not always supported. This is not a malfunction of the unit.

Play Media

Use Remote Control

You transmit commands to the DVD-Player using the remote control. It is important that the end of the remote control is pointed toward the DVD-Player.

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Load CD/DVD

1. Open the TFT Display (Fig. 1/1) at the lower end of the device upwards.
2. Insert the CD/DVD.
3. Close the CD compartment again. A moment later the loaded media type is displayed (e.g. "DVD").

Screen Display of CD-Menu

For CDs the following status information is displayed:

■ Current track/total number of tracks (1).

■ Time (2): Here you find information about playing time and remaining time. By default the elapsed playing time of the current track is displayed in minutes and seconds. Repeatedly press the DISPLAY button (Fig. 3/1) on the remote control for further time displays.

You have the following options

• remaining time until the end of the track,
• elapsed playing time CD,
• remaining time until the end of the CD

Screen Display of DVD-Menu

You may display the screen menu for DVD use by pressing the DISPLAY button (Fig. 3/1).

DVD-menu

Current title/total number of titles (1).

Current chapter/total number of chapters (2).

■ Time (3): Here you find information about playing time and remaining time. By default the elapsed playing time of the current track is displayed. The time is displayed in hours, minutes and seconds. Repeatedly press the DISPLAY button (Fig. 3/1) on the remote control for further time displays.

You have the following options

• remaining time until the end of the title,
• elapsed playing time chapter,
• remaining time until the end of the chapter,
• display off.

Start Playback

1. Insert CD/DVD into CD/DVD-compartment => Page 50, "Load CD/DVD".
2. Press the "▶ II PLAY/PAUSE" button (Fig. 3/5) on the remote control.

i NOTE:

If the play does not start up or the play quality is poor, check the default settings on the DVD-Players.

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Pause Playback

1. Press the "▶II PLAY/PAUSE" button (Fig. 3/5) on the remote control. The playback is interrupted and the current image is frozen.
2. Press the "▶ II PLAY/PAUSE" button (Fig. 3/5) on the remote control, to restart "normal" play.

Change Audio-Language/Audio-Mode

Press the AUDIO button (Fig. 3/3) repeatedly to change the audio-language. The available languages are dependent on the DVD.

i NOTE:

If the medium does not support this function, (e.g. on a CD), you can change the audio mode with this button, e.g. set it to "mono" or "stereo".

Show Sub-Titles

1. Press the SHIFT button (Fig. 3/14), to activate the special functions of the numeric buttons (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 0).
2. Press the 0/ SUBTITLE button (Fig. 3/15) repeatedly if you want to activate, deactivate or select a different subtitle language. The available subtitle languages are dependent on the DVD.

Stop Playback

■ During playback press "■ STOP" button (Fig. 3/5). This will stop play. ■ Press the "▶II PLAY/PAUSE" button again (Fig. 3/5) to continue the playback from the last position. ■ Press the "STOP" button twice (Fig. 3/5) to stop reply entirely. If you press the "▶ II PLAY/PAUSE" button (Fig. 3/5) again, the CD/DVD will start from the beginning.

Select previous Chapter/ Track

Press "button (Fig. 3/12) to return to the beginning of the previous chapter or track.

Select next Chapter/Track

Press "▶" button (Fig. 3/12), to forward to the next chapter or track.

Direct Track Selection

Enter the number of the desired chapter/track using the numeric buttons on your remote control (Fig. 3/15).

Playback will start shortly.

Select a Passage using the Menu

For your convenience, you may select respective media passages directly from you screen menu as follows:

1. Press the TIME button (Fig. 3/4). The menu on the left is displayed.
2. Use the navigation buttons (Fig. 3/12) to select the category. Confirm your selection with the ENTER button (Fig. 3/13).
3. Enter the moment in time for playback to start. Depending on the media type this can be a track number, a chapter or a time. Enter the values with the numeric buttons (Fig. 3/15). Playback starts after a short moment.
4. Press the TIME button again to display the menu.

Repeat DVD-Title/Chapter

1. Select chapter or title to be repeated.
2. Press the REPEAT button (Fig. 3/10). "Chapter" is displayed.
3. Press the REPEAT button again until "Title" or "All" is displayed.

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Repeat CD-Track

1. Select the track to be repeated.
2. Press the REPEAT button (Fig.3/10). "Track" is displayed.

Repeat CD

Press the REPEAT (Fig. 3/10) button again until "All" is displayed

End Repeat

Repeatedly press the REPEAT button (Fig. 3/10), until the message disappears from the screen.

A-B Repeat

You can freely define a section to be repeated.

Please follow these steps:

1. During playback, press the A-B button (Fig. 3/9) on the remote control once to mark the beginning of the loop. "A" is displayed.
2. Mark the end of the section by pressing the A-B button again. "A b" is displayed. The selected section is now repeated.

Stop the A-B repeat function by pressing the A-B button a third time.

i NOTE:

For MP3 CDs, the section to be repeated must be within the same track.

DVD Menu: Ordinarily, each DVD features an individual menu. Here you may select chapters, change settings, etc. This menu is CD-specific, therefore no additional information is available.

chapters, change settings, etc. This menu is CD specific, therefore no additional information is available.

Press the MENU button (Fig. 3/8) to start the DVD menu. Navigate the menu using the navigation buttons (Fig. 3/12). Confirm the entry by pressing the ENTER button (Fig. 3/13).

If you are in a menu area that enables you to select a chapter directly, you may use the numeric buttons (Fig. 3/15) on your remote control to make your selection.

The DVD player features a fast forward and rewind option.

The DVD-Player features a fast forward and rewind option.

1. Press ▶ or ◀ (Fig. 3/12) to start fast forward or rewind. The current direction and speed are displayed, e.g., ▶ 2x.
2. Press the ▶ or ◀ button repeatedly to change the speed. The speed may be accelerated by factor 2, 4, 8 or 32.
3. Press the "▶" PLAY/PAUSE" button (Fig. 3/5) to continue normal play upon reaching the desired passage.

Enlarge Picture Upon viewing DVDs, VCDs or pictures you may modify the picture appearance.

1. Press the SHIFT button (Fig. 3/14), to activate the special functions of the numeric buttons (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 0).
2. Press 1/ ZOOM button (Fig. 3/15), to modify the picture segment. Press the button repeatedly to select the applicable zoom-factor or to return to the default zoom-factor.

i NOTE:

You may navigate within the zoomed picture using the navigation buttons (Fig. 3/12).

Change Picture Angle

Some DVDs offer the option to select the picture angle independently.

1. Press the SHIFT button (Fig. 3/14) to activate the special functions of the numeric buttons (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 0).
2. Press 9/ ANGLE (Fig. 3/15), to modify the picture angle.

i NOTE:

If modification of the picture angle is not possible the screen will display an error message "∅".

Press the button repeatedly to select another picture angle or return to the default picture angle.

Adjust Volume

Create Playlist (CD/DVD)

Program

Use the VOL+ and VOL- buttons (Fig. 3/5) to set the desired volume.

You may not want to listen to titles of e.g. a CD in the order designated by the manufacturer. The function "create playlist" enables you to create your own play sequence as follows:

1. Press the PROG button (Fig. 3/17). You will see a table. Enter the desired track sequence (CDs) or chapter/title (of DVDs) here.

i NOTE:

Your playlist will be lost upon turning off the DVD-player as well as when inserting a new CD/DVD.

DVD:

Program

1. Navigate within the table by using the navigation buttons (Fig. 3/21).
2. Enter the desired track (on CDs) or the chapter/title (on DVDs) at the respective table position. Use numeric buttons for entries (Fig. 3/15).
3. Use navigation buttons (Fig. 3/12) to save your entries by selecting "Start" at the bottom edge of the table.
4. Confirm your entry by pressing the ENTER button (Fig. 3/13) on the remote control.
5. Press the PROG button. A table is displayed (Fig. CD or Fig. DVD).
6. Use the navigation buttons (Fig. 3/12) to manoeuvre to the command "Stop" at the bottom of the table.
7. Press ENTER (Fig. 3/13) on the remote control to confirm.
8. Press the PROG button to finish.

Work in Data Mode

In addition to playing "regular" movies or music with CDs/DVDs, with this DVD-Player you have the option to display video or audio files from CDs or DVDs, if stored in file systems. Such media is available if you create CDs containing digital photos or MP3 music on your computer.

Delete Playlist (CD/DVD)

Use CD/DVD

1. Insert a CD or DVD into the drive (see Page 50, "Load CD/DVD").
2. Select the desired file and start playback (see Page 54, "Select File/Index and Start Playback").

Use Memory Card

You may use the following memory cards:

SD-Card

Multi Media Card

Memory Stick

1. Insert a memory card with the label facing forward into the card slot (Fig. 1/5).
2. Press the USB/CARD button (Fig. 3/7) on the remote control to access the file menu.
3. Use the navigation buttons (Fig. 3/12) to select MEDIA/SD mode. Press ENTER (Fig. 3/13) to confirm.
4. Select the desired file(s) and start playback. See Page 54, "Select File/Index and Start Playback".
5. Press the USB/CARD button (Fig. 3/7) again and use the navigation buttons and ENTER to return to DVD mode.

Note:

The DVD player scans the media contents to determine which files can be played. This process can take some time for large storage media.

Use USB Device

A variety of USB devices can be connected to the DVD player, such as USB sticks or digital cameras.

This unit is designed according to the latest USB developments. Due to the large number of different USB devices on the market, we cannot guarantee total compatibility with all USB devices. In some cases, playback problems from USB devices can occur. This is not a malfunction of this device.

1. Connect the USB device directly to the DVD player's port (Fig. 1/4).
2. Press the USB/CARD button (Fig. 3/7) on the remote control to access the file menu.
3. Use the navigation buttons (Fig. 3/12) to select MEDIA/SD mode. Press ENTER (Fig. 3/13) to confirm.

Note:

The DVD player will search storage media to determine which playable data is available. This may take a long time if a large storage media is searched.

1. Select the desired file(s) and start playback. See page 54, "Select File/Index and start playback".
2. Press the USB/CARD button (Fig. 3/7) again and use the navigation buttons and ENTER to return to DVD mode.

Select File/Index and Start Playback

Communication media may contain numerous data/files and indexes. Therefore you must specify which files should be played.

1. If not yet done, now insert the CD or DVD into the drive or connect a device.
2. A two-column menu is displayed with the directories (if directories exist) or files listed on the left.
3. Use the navigation buttons (Fig. 3/12) to select the desired directory or file on the left.
4. Press ENTER (Fig. 3/13) to confirm.

File: The file content is displayed or played if a file is selected.

Directory: If a directory is selected the file list opens.

Select the desired file with the navigation buttons and ENTER (Fig. 3/13). The file content is displayed or played if a file is selected.

Note:

Numerous reproduction and compression procedures as well as differences in quality of CDs/DVDs and burned CDs and DVDs are available.

Because of this reason, problems with the playback of files (i.e., files may be displayed but cannot be played) may occur in isolated cases. This is not a malfunction of the unit.

i NOTE:

Press "◀" (Fig. 3/12) to return from the file list to the directories.

Exit Play

Press the "■STOP" button (Fig. 3/5) on the remote control to exit playback.

Display Photos

The DVD player is equipped to display your digital photos. These photos may be stored on any media supported by your DVD player (DVD, CD, etc.).

i NOTE:

■ Ensure an acceptable photo size. Very large photos may be displayed at a very slow speed or not at all. Ideally, the photo size corresponds with the picture format of the play. In TVs, this is normally 1024x576 pixels (size 16:9) or 768x576 (size 4:3). ■ Please be aware that any conversion may lead to loss of information regarding the original format.

Start the photo display by selecting the file you would like to start the display with ⇒ Page 54, "Select file/index and start playback".

i NOTE:

After a short moment in the two-column menu, a preview is displayed on the right.

Turn Pages

■ Pause paging: Press ▶ II PLAY/PAUSE (Fig. 3/5) to pause the automatic slideshow. Press ▶ II PLAY/PAUSE again to continue slideshow mode.

Rotate Pictures

You may rotate the picture during display by using the navigation buttons:

90° clockwise: button " "

90° counterclockwise: "

Understand Menu Structure

Using the Menu

Cross fade

When playing back pictures you can select between various cross fade effects.

1. Press the PROG button repeatedly (Fig. 3/17).
2. To switch off the cross fade, press the PROG button repeatedly until you see "None" on the display.

Change Default Setting

A larger number of default settings can be comfortably changed via the screen menu.

Press the SETUP button (Fig. 3/11) on the remote control to start the menu for changing the default settings.

i NOTE:

Many of these default settings can be changed using the remote control as well as the menu. The difference is: If you change the default settings with the remote control, the changes will reset upon turning off the DVD Player or removal of the DVD.

Changes made using the menu are permanent.

Within the menu setup you will find two menu levels:

■ Mathematic menu is displayed by graphic symbols.

■ Sub-menu: Within every main menu entry you will find the corresponding sub-menu entries.

Navigation and Selection

■ With navigation in menu you will navigate using the buttons (Fig. 3 /12) of remote control ▶/□

■ You navigate further sub-menu using the

■ Select ENTER button in menu section by pressing the (Fig. 3/13).

■ Select an option (e.g. "PAL" in the Figure on the left) also with ENTER. The selected option (PAL in this example) is highlighted.

■ Press the navigation button (◀) to toggle between submenu and main menu.

Slide Control

Some menus feature slide control that will enable you to adjust, for example, the volume or screen intensity. Please use the control as follows:

1. Select it with the ENTER button.
2. Navigate the control with the navigation buttons (▶▶/◀)
3. Confirm with the ENTER button.

Main Menu Overview

General Setup (1)

Audio Setup Page (2)

Video Setup Page (3) ■

Preference Page (4) ■

Password Setup Page (5)

Exit Setup (6)

i NOTE:

Some menu settings are available in stop mode only (contingent on DVD).

General Setup Page

TV Display

Here you may adjust the output of the DVD-Player to match the aspect ratio of your display unit.

Background: Unless you have a wide-screen TV, the aspect ratio of your image display is 4:3. Most movies however, have an aspect ratio of 16:9, therefore the picture is too wide for TV playback.

You may select here how the playback of the movie will appear on your output device:

Normal/PS:

You may only view the center area of the movie. The edges are cut off.

Normal/LB:

You may view the entire range of the movie in a reduced version; therefore a black bar appears on the top and bottom of the screen.

Wide:

Choose this option if you have a wide-screen TV. Keep in mind that movies recorded in an aspect ratio of 4:3 will display in the same 4:3 ratio. Therefore it will not populate the entire screen of the wide-screen TV.

i NOTE:

The setting "Norm/PS" is not supported by all DVDs.

Angle Mark (Camera Angle)

If the DVD contains scenes shot from different angles press the 9/ANGLE button (Fig. 3/15). to select one of the different camera angles. This function is only available if the DVD contains scenes shot from different camera angles.

Activate the function as follows.

■On: The angle mark is displayed.

■ Off: The angle mark is not displayed.

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Audio Setup Page

OSD Language

Here you select the OSD language.

Captions (comments)

Some DVDs contain closed captions, such as for hearing impaired persons.

On: Closed captions are displayed. Off: Closed captions are not displayed.

Screen Saver

The unit can display a freeze frame without a time limit. This can cause damage to the screen. Activate the screen saver to protect the screen.

Select between the following options:

On: Screen saver is activated (default). Off: Screen saver is deactivated.

Last Memory

This function activates the memory function of the DVD player.

On: When the device is switched off during playback, or the DVD is changed, the device saves the position at which playback was interrupted. Off: Playback begins again at the start of the medium.

i NOTE:

This function is not supported by all DVDs.

Speaker Setup

Downmix

Modifies the characteristic of the speaker output:

L/R:

Select this setting to play the DVD in Pro Logic Dolby Stereo Effect. Plays a realistic 2-channel stereo effect.

Stereo:

Select this setting if you wish to play a DVD recorded in 5.1-audio-format in 2-channel stereo sound.

Post DRC (Dynamic Range Compression)

You can use this function to compress the maximum adjustable volume, to prevent damage to your speakers.

■On: The maximum adjustable volume is reduced. ■Off: The compression of the maximum adjustable volume is switched off.

△ CAUTION:

When the "dynamic range compression" is switched off, the volume could be adjusted to a level that may damage the speakers.

■AutAutomatic compression of the maximum adjustable volume.

Dolby Digital Setup

Dual Mono

The sound output usually takes place stereo. You may choose a mono output instead of a stereo output

Stereo:

The output is in stereo (default setting).

L-Mono:

The output is in mono. On all speakers the signal is emitted from the "left" stereo channel.

R-Mono:

The output is in mono. On all speakers the signal is emitted from the "right" stereo channel.

Mix Mono:

The output is in mono. On all speakers the signal is emitted from the "both" stereo channel.

Dynamic

This concept "Dynamic Range" describes the ratio from the lowest to the loudest sound. With a high dynamic range very low, as well as very loud sounds are emitted.

This may cause playback issues. In the event you view a DVD within a relatively noisy you may adjust the volume to hear low volume passages, however, it bears the disadvantage that louder passages are unacceptably loud. Suggestively you may compromise (reduce) the dynamic range and increase the output volume.

FULL -1/8:

The dynamic ratio is compromised from 1/8 to maximum (FULL).

OFF:

The dynamic ratio is not compromised (default setting).

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Video Setup

Preference Page TV Type

HDCD

Filter

You can use this device to play HDCD-coded CDs and DVDs. The "HDCD" function offers you the option of high quality sound with greater richness. In general, the greater the HDCD filtering, the higher the quality of sound.

Video Quality Settings

In this menu you can change various settings to adjust the video quality signal.

Panel Quality

In this menu you can change various settings for the TFT display.

Adjust the DVD player's output to the color system of your TV set. The following options are available:

■PAL: primarily European system.

■NTSC: primarily North American system.

■ AUTO: Select this setting if your TV set is a multi system device.

PBC

Use PBC (Playback-Control) to automatically start the interactive menus on the DVDs or VCDs which have been preset by the manufacturer. When you change the PBC option to "Off", the tracks are automatically played in sequence according to the DVD or VCD.

Audio; Subtitle; Disc Menu

Audio:

Select your preferred audio language.

Subtitle:

Select your preferred subtitle language.

Disc Menu:

Select your preferred disc menu language.

Parental (Child-Welfare)

Some DVDs provide ratings for target groups. The same standard used for movie ratings applies (e.g., "Rated 12 years of age and above").

If you have activated child protection, when available, the information is read by the DVD and compared to your selected setting. If the DVD is authorized for an older age group than indicated in your settings, the DVD will not play. You may choose from the following options. Select between the following parental options:

■ Kid Safe: for all children.

G: Suitable for all age groups.

■ PG: Parental guidance is recommended. Some scenes may be unsuitable for children.

■ PG: Parental guidance is strictly recommended. Some scenes may be unsuitable for children under 12 years of age.

■ PG: Parental guidance is necessary.

■ R: Parental guidance for juveniles under the age of 16 years.

■ NC17. Not suitable for children and juveniles under the age of 18 years.

■ Adults only.

Default

Select "Default/Reset" to reset the unit to the default settings.

All personalized settings are deleted.

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Password Setup Page

Enter a password first to lock your DVD player with the parental lock. The password protects the parental settings, and can only be changed after entering the correct password.

Password Mode

ON:

The password must be entered to change the parental settings.

OFF:

The parental settings can be changed without entering the password.

Password

This menu allows you to change the password for the parental lock.

To change the password first enter the old password. The master password is "1389".

NOTE:

In case you forget your password you can deactivate the parental lock with the master password.

Follow these steps to change the password:

1. Enter the current password with the numeric buttons (Fig. 3/15) on the remote control in the field "Old Password". The screen shows "XXXX" to avoid that unauthorized person can read the password.
2. Enter the new password with the numeric buttons on the remote control in the field "New Password".
3. Enter the new password again in the field "Confirm". Press ENTER (Fig. 3/1) to confirm.

Troubleshooting

Consult the following table to troubleshoot errors prior to sending the device to customer service.

Errors Cause Solution
Network display light not on	Lack of power supply	⚠ WARNING:Turn off the device prior to troubleshooting.
		Check if the mains plug is connected correctly. If necessary, test the outlet with another device for functionality.
	No power supply/ main switch turned off	Turn the unit back on again with the main switch (Fig. 1/6; 2/5).
No screen display	TV operation:Video cable incorrectly connected.	⚠ WARNING:Turn of the device prior to troubleshooting.
		Check the proper position of the video cable. Check if the plug is plugged tightly into the out let.
No screen display No DVD	DVD/CD inserted Insert CD/DVD.
	DVD/CD incompatible Use compatible media only.
	DVD/CD placed upside down into CD/DVD-compartment	Turn CD/DVD around.
	CD/DVD is soiled Clean CD/DVD.
	CD/DVD is damaged Use another CD/DVD.
	Default settings incorrect Check the default settings of the DVD-Players.
	Child safety is activated Deactivate child safety.
No reaction upon pressing	Power supply issues or static charge of the device.	Turn off the main switch and disconnect the mains plug. Re-connect mains plug and turn device on.
No sound	TV operation:Audio cable not connected	WARNING:Turn off the device prior to troubleshooting.Ensure correct connection of the audio cable. Check if the plug is plugged tightly into the out let.
	Volume set too low	Press (VOL+) to increase the volume (Fig. 1/16; 2/10 / Fig. 3/5).
	Headphones plugged in incor-rectly	Check for correct fit of the headphone plug.
	Default settings incorrect Check the default settings of the DVD-Player.
Remote does not function	Incorrect position The remote control does not point toward the DVD-Player.
	Distance too far Ensure that the distance between remote control and device does not exceed 5 meters.
	Empty battery Change battery in the remote control
Titles are played in wrong order	Playlist is used	Delete playlist.
DVD does not play	DVD not finalized	Use a finalized DVD.

Battery Disposal

Disposal

When the unit is exhausted, especially when malfunctions occur, deactivate the unit by removing the mains plug from the outlet and sever the electric cable. Dispose of the device in accordance with the environmental regulations applicable to your country. Electric waste may not be disposed of together with household waste. For recycling instructions consult your community authorities or your dealer.

The unit (DVD Monitor) features a rechargeable battery. Do not dispose of exhausted batteries with the household waste.

Remove the batteries before disposing of the unit. If necessary, ask a qualified person or our service centre.

Batteries / Rechargeable Batteries

Instructions for Handling Batteries / Rechargeable Batteries:

• Keep batteries/rechargeable batteries out of reach of children. They are not toys! Never throw batteries/rechargeable batteries into open fire or submerge in water. Upon inserting the battery, pay attention to the polarity.

Do not use force to open the batteries/rechargeable batteries.

Prevent contact with metallic items such as rings, nails, screws, etc. This may cause short circuit endangerment.

Shorted batteries may heat up significantly or may even combust, which can lead to burns. If a battery/rechargeable battery leaks, avoid contact of the liquid with eyes or membranes. Upon contact, wash hands and rinse eyes with clear water and consult a physician in the event of persisting problems. Do not place used batteries in household garbage. Take old batteries to a designated collection site.

These symbols are displayed on pollutant containing batteries/rechargeable batteries:

PR = Zinc-air battery

LR = Alkaline battery

SR = Silver oxide battery

CR = Lithium battery

Conformity Declaration

The company hereby declares ETV – Elektrotechnische Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH, that the following device, DVD 4549 LCD, is in compliance with the essential requirements of European regulations for electromagnetic compatibility (2004/108/EG) and low voltage regulations (2006/95/EG).

You may request a copy of the conformity declaration by contacting the enclosed address.

OSD Menu Overview

-- General Setup Page -- -- Preference Page --
TV Display Normal/PS TV Type PALNormal/LB NTSC16:9 Auto
Angle Mark On PBC On	Off Off
OSD Lang Audio
Captions On SubtitlesOff Disc Menu
Screen SaverOff 2 G	On Parental			3 PG5 PGR6 R7 NC 178 Adult
Last Memory	OnOff 4 PG 13
-- Audio Setup Page --
Speaker Setup	Downmix	LT/RTStereo
	Post DRC	OnOffAuto	Default	Reset
Dolby Digital Setup	Dual Mono	StereoL-MonoR-MonoMIX-Mono	-- Password Setup Page --
			Password Mode	OnOff
			Password	Change
	Dynamic
HDCD	Filter	Off1x2x

f	3 PG5 PGR6 R7 NC 178 Adult
Default	Reset

-- Password Setup Page --
Password Mode	OnOff
Password	Change

OSD Menu Overview

-- Video Setup Page --
Quality Sharpness High Medium		Low
	Brightness
	Contrast
	Gamma High	Middle Low None
	Hue
	Saturation
	Luma Delay 0 T	1 T
Panel Quality Sharpness High		Middle Low

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