PVS 1007-20BR - Portable DVD Player D-JIX - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL PVS 1007-20BR D-JIX

Blu-ray player User Guide Photo representative only This guide must be read before using the device1

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

We, D-JIX (Logicom - 55 rue de Lisbonne, 75008 Paris, France), declare that the D-JIX PVS 1007-20 BR (MBP1061) portable Blu-ray player complies with the essential and applicable requirements of the following directives: - 2004/108/EC on safety and electromagnetic compatibility. - 2006/95/EC on electrical equipment designed for use within certain voltage limits. - 2006/66/EC on batteries and accumulators. - 2011/65/EU on the restriction of certain hazardous substances. - 2009/125/EC on establishing a framework for the setting of ecodesign requirements for energy- related products.

Any product modification unauthorized by D-JIX voids this declaration of conformity and the user's authority to operate this device.

Paris, 18 July 2013 Bernard Bessis, President2

Thank you for choosing our portable Blu-ray player. Equipped with high-tech electrical components, this device is designed for personal use in homes, hotels, offices, etc. Its compact size makes it easy to carry and set up. Please read this guide carefully before using the device and keep the guide for future reference.

High voltage, do not open These symbols remind the user to exercise caution to prevent risk of electrocution

SAFETY AND GENERAL INFORMATION

Warning: To reduce the risk of fire or electrocution, do not expose this device to

1) Please read this user guide carefully and follow the safety instructions when operating the

2) Do not use this device near water. Do not place any items containing liquid on top of the device.

3) Do not install your device near a heat source such as radiators, heat registers, stoves or other

equipment, including amplifiers, which produce heat.

4) Disconnect the device during electrical storms or when not in use for an extended period.

5) To clean the device, disconnect it and clean using only a damp cloth. Do not use liquid or

6) Use only accessories specified by the manufacturer.

7) All repairs must be carried out by a qualified repair technician. Servicing is required when the

device has been damaged, for example when the power cord or plug is damaged, when liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen on the device, or when the device has been exposed to rain or moisture, is operating abnormally or has been dropped. Do not attempt to repair the device yourself due to the dangers associated with high voltages and the risk of electrocution.

8) Do not use discs with irregular shapes, for example heart-shaped or star-shaped

discs. These may cause the device to malfunction.

9) Do not dispose of the device or the battery in fire. There is a serious risk of explosion and/or

release of highly toxic chemicals.

10) Do not expose the device to extended periods of sunshine or low temperatures.

11) Do not submerge the device in water and do not use in damp or wet locations.

12) Do not expose the device to fire or other hazardous environments, for example at petrol stations

or in areas where explosive materials are used.

13) Never look at the laser beam emitted by the device. This device carries the following label:

14) Do not block the ventilation openings. These must not be obstructed by placing the portable

Blu-ray player on a cushion, sofa or other similar surface. The slots and opening on the unit are designed for ventilation.

15) Do not place you portable Blu-ray player on a cart, bracket, tripod or table. The device may fall

and cause damage or injury.

16) Never place heavy or sharp objects on the LCD screen.

17) Only use the mains adapter supplied with the portable Blu-ray player. The use of any other

adapter will void the warranty.

18) The mains adapter plug is used to disconnect the device and must remain easily accessible.6

LISTENING SAFELY Before using the earphones, check that the volume is not set to maximum to prevent hearing loss. The high volume settings are intended for individuals with reduced hearing capacity and not for those with normal hearing. Do not use the earphones while driving. Adjust the volume so that you can hear the sounds around you. To prevent possible hearing damage, do not listen at high volume levels for long periods. Listening to a portable audio player at high volumes can damage your hearing and lead to hearing impairment (deafness, ringing ears, tinnitus and hyperacusis). In order to prevent these risks it is recommended not to use the device at full volume; use must not exceed one hour per day. This product complies with standards EN 50332-1:2000 and EN 50332-2:2003 on sound pressure level restrictions, in compliance with Article L. 5232-1 of the French Public Health Code relating to portable audio players. To protect your hearing, only use the earphones supplied, or those with reference D-JIX EM- 100 or headphones with reference D-JIX CM-100 available on our site www.djix.fr. Do not use pre-amplified or amplified models of headphones or earphones (i.e. with individual volume control and/or self-powered by batteries), as they do not ensure adherence to the maximum volume. If the headphones or earphones need replaced, use a model identical to the original to ensure adherence to the maximum volume. For further information, please contact our hotline or visit our site at www.djix.fr. ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION

Please always take your device to a professional to perform removal of the built-in battery.

This logo indicates that this is electrical or electronic equipment containing hazardous substances that may have an effect on the environment and human health. These products should therefore be treated as waste under EU Directive 2012/19/EC, of Wednesday, July 04, 2012, on electrical and electronic equipment waste. They should not be disposed of with unsorted municipal waste and instead should be returned to a waste dropoff company or through a community collection or recovery program.7

• A 10-inch high-brightness color LCD screen.

• Compatible with Blu-ray, DVD, VCD, MP3, MP4, CD, JPEG and Xvid formats amongst others. Built-in stereo speaker.

• Built-in lithium polymer rechargeable battery.

• Supports PAL or NTSC systems.

• Supports operating systems in several languages, fast-forward/fast-backward, repeat function.

• Zoom in/out function.

• Supports HDMI output signal function.

DIAGRAMS AND FUNCTIONS

View of the DVD player

Right side Left side Rear

Audio 23 Angle 24 PIP 25 Volume + 26 Volume - 27 Stop 28 Play/Pause 29 Previous 30 Next 31 Yellow/Book mark view 32 Blue/Zoom9

USING THE REMOTE CONTROL

Insert the CR2025 battery into the remote control as shown below.

When using the remote control, ensure the infrared light is pointing at the infrared sensor on the device. The distance between the device and the remote control must be less than 3 meters. Refer to the following illustration.

Note: 1). Avoid dropping the device or placing it in a damp location. 2). Avoid exposing the device's infrared sensor to direct sunlight. 3). Replace the remote control's battery once exhausted. CR2025 battery10 ACCESSORIES 10-inch LCD screen

Plug the adapter jack plug into the 12V DC IN input jack located at the right of the device then plug the other end into the mains socket. Refer to the illustration below.

The device can be connected to a USB mass storage device. Refer to the following illustration.

The device can be connected to an SD/MMC card. Refer to the following illustration.

12V DC On/Off button11 The device can be connected to an external speaker. Refer to the following illustration.

Note: Use 480p/576p or 480i/576i resolution to maximize image quality.

CONNECTING AUDIO/VIDEO OUTPUT

Amplifier Central speaker Not supplied

Subwoofer Rear-right speaker Rear-left speaker Front-left speaker Front-right speaker12

The device can be connected using an HDMI cable (not supplied) to a screen supporting HDMI. Refer to the following illustration.

Please change the resolution to 1080p for better image quality. After using the HDMI connection, remember to switch the resolution back to 720p for best image quality on the Blu-ray player. The device can be connected to the Internet using an Ethernet cable to enable access to BD-Live content.

To connect your Blu-ray player to the Internet, connect the Ethernet cable (not supplied) to the Ethernet port of the Blu-ray player and then connect it to a modem or router.

INTERNET CONNECTION13 BASIC OPERATION Switching on the player Slide the ON button on the left of the player to switch on the player. Setup menu To access the setup menu on the Blu-ray player, press the "SETUP" button on the remote control. If a CD is inserted into the player, you will not be able to access the settings menu. Browsing the menus When a menu is displayed, press the navigation buttons (◄ ►▼▲) on the remote control. Choosing the language

1. Select "General Settings" in setup.

language. Playing a disc

1. Press the button located on the door of the Blu-ray player.

2. Insert a disc face up.

3. Close the door of the Blu-ray player and start playing the disc.

Place a disc, an SD/MMC card or a mass storage unit into the player.

Press "FUNCTION" to access the Media Center. Press "FUNCTION" again to leave the menu. Press the ▲▼ navigation arrows or the "OK" key on the remote control to select the storage device containing your Audio files. Then select "Music" using the ▲▼navigation arrows and press the "OK" key on the remote control to confirm. This enables the Blu-ray player to display only Audio files. After this, you can browse through your storage device. To browse, use the ▲▼ navigation arrows and the "OK" button on the remote control. To return to the previous folder, select "FUNCTION". Use the remote control to control playback of your audio files. Button Action

Skip to next or previous

Fast-backward or fast-forward playback. Press several times to increase speed. (max x5)

Use to choose the number of the Audio file to listen to. REPEAT Use to choose repeat mode.

Note: - During playback, press "FUNCTION" to display the previous music folder. - For multi-session discs, only the first session will be played. - This player cannot read files which are protected by digital rights management. - This Blu-ray player does not support MP3PRO audio file format. - The special characters of MP3 ID3 audio files might not display correctly on the screen.

Place a disc, an SD/MMC card or a mass storage unit into the player.

Press "FUNCTION" to access the Media Center. Press "FUNCTION" again to leave the menu. Press the ▲▼ navigation arrows or the "OK" key on the remote control to select the storage device containing your Image files. Then select "Image" using the ▲▼navigation arrows and press the "OK" key on the remote control to confirm. This enables the Blu-ray player to display only Image files. After this, you can browse through your storage device. To browse, use the ▲▼ navigation arrows and the "OK" button on the remote control. To return to the previous folder, select "FUNCTION". Use the remote control to control playback of your audio files. Button Action

Stop image playback.

Use to select the speed of image transition (slow, medium, fast).

Use to choose the number of the Image file to view. REPEAT Use to choose repeat mode. Image option: Press the "OSC" button on the remote control to access the image options.

1. File: use to determine/select the number of the desired image.

2. Selection mode: use to change the playback mode (Normal, Shuffle, Random).

3. Transition speed: use to select the speed of image transition (slow, medium, fast).

4. Transition mode: use to change the transition animation between two images.

PLAYING AN IMAGE FILE16

Listening to music during image playback: Create a musical slideshow to play both MP3 and JPEG files simultaneously.

1. Select your Music (refer to "playing an audio file") and start playback.

2. Press "FUNCTION" and return to the main menu with the choice between Photo, Music, Video

or AVCHD and choose Photo.

3. Browse to the folder containing your Images and start playback of your images.

Note: - The music continues until the folder containing your music is finished - To stop playback of the music, press ■ twice. Place a disc, an SD/MMC card or a mass storage unit into the player.

Press "FUNCTION" to access the Media Center. Press "FUNCTION" again to leave the menu. Press the ▲▼ navigation arrows or the "OK" key on the remote control to select the storage device containing your Image files. Then select "Video" using the ▲▼navigation arrows and press the "OK" key on the remote control to confirm. This enables the Blu-ray player to display only Video files. After this, you can browse through your storage device. To browse, use the ▲▼ navigation arrows and the "OK" button on the remote control. To return to the previous folder, select "FUNCTION".

PLAYING A VIDEO FILE17

Use the remote control to control playback of your Video/Disc files. Display options: TOP menu: use to display additional information or the content of the disc. POP UP: use to display the disc's menu without stopping playback. DISPLAY: use to display extra disc information. Note: For Blu-ray disc with the Java application, the resume function is not available. Enjoy the BD-live function which allows you to use the Interactive functions of the disc when the Blu- ray player is connected to the Internet.

• Additional content (such as trailers, subtitles, BD-Java, etc) can be downloaded to a USB mass storage device.

• Certain video data can be viewed during download.

• When a disc supporting BD-Live is in playback, the player or the disc ID can be sent to the supplier of the content via the Internet. Note: - The Blu-ray player must be connected and set to access the Internet. - For slower Internet connections, connecting to the Internet may take longer. - Follow the instructions given by the disc when using the BD-Live function. - It is recommended that a USB mass storage device with at least 1GB of free space is used.

Button Action AUDIO Use to select the language on the audio track SUBTITLE Use to choose the language of the subtitles REPEAT Use to activate or deactivate repeat mode ZOOM Use to zoom in/out on the video BOOKMARK SET Use to save a point during playback BOOKMARK VIEW Use to select a point during playback GOTO Use to jump to a specified time during playback

AUDIO Use to choose the audio track from the main movie or the PiP video. PiP Use to activate the 2

video OSC Use to access options relating to selection and control of the video during playback.

Stop current playback

Skip to next or previous

Fast-backward or fast-forward playback. Press several times to increase speed. (max x5) BD LIVE18

Press the "Setup" key to display the setup menu. Press "Setup" again to leave the menu. In the sub-menu, press "◄ ►▼▲" to select the desired option then the "OK" key to confirm. The system can be configured to your own preferences.

The System option can be set here.

• CEC: use to activate or deactivate Consumer Electronics Control which enables compatible devices to communicate with each other and to send each other control commands (HDMI only).

• Defaults settings: use to restore the default settings of the Blu-ray player.

• Easy installation: use to quickly configure the Blu-ray player (language, resolution and screen format).

• BUDA: use to view the remaining memory on your Blu-ray player and to select where to store the BD-live data (USB, Internal Memory, SD/MMC Card). GENERAL SETTINGS19

Use to set the language for different uses.

• Player (OSD) menu: use to choose the language for the Blu-ray player.

• Disc menu: use to choose the language in the disc menus.

• Audio: use to change the language of the audio track of the disc.

• Subtitles: use to change the language of the subtitles of the disc. Note: You must select the audio language and the subtitles which can be played with your disc.

Use to activate certain functions of disc playback.

• Closed Caption: use to activate or deactivate the audio description for hearing-impaired users.

• Angle Mark: use to activate or deactivate management of playback from all different angles contained on the disc.

• PiP Mark: use to activate or deactivate the PiP mark function

• Secondary audio: use to activate or deactivate the audio of the PiP

• Resume play: use to activate or deactivate resume playback when a disc is restarted.

• PBC: use to support certain VCD discs for chapters and menus.20

Use to set the options relating to security of the Blu-ray player.

• Change password: use to change the parental control password

• Parental control: use to choose the parental control restriction level.

• Country code: use to choose the country code of the Blu-ray player. Note: The initial code is 0000.

Use to set the options relating to the Internet.

• Internet connection: use to enable or disable connection to the Internet.

• Information: use to determine connection information when connected to the Internet (IP Address, Network Mask, Default Gateway, DNS1, DNS2)

• Connection test: use to determine whether you are connected to the Internet.

• IP setting: use to obtain an IP address automatically or manually.

• BD-Live connection: use to restrict or allow BD-live content.

• Proxy setting: use to set a proxy.21

Press the "Setup" key to display the setup menu. Press "Setup" again to leave the menu. Press ► once to access the display settings. In the sub-menu, press "◄ ►▼▲" to select the desired option then the "OK" key to confirm. The system can be configured to your own preferences.

Use to set the display options of the Blu-ray player and output screens.

• TV screen: use to choose the display format for the TV

• Resolution: use to choose the display resolution of the player and your TV

• TV system: use to choose from the European standard (PAL), the US standard (NTSC) or the International standard (Multi).

• Color space: use to change the color transmission mode for screen compatibility for colors.

• HDMI deep color: use to set the depth of the colors for HDMI (30bits, 36bits, 48bits or deactivated).

• 1080p 24Hz HDMI: use to activate 24Hz frame rate which improves the image quality/smoothness on movies. DISPLAY SETTINGS22

Use to choose the screen settings of the Blu-ray player.

• Video adjust: use to adjust the brightness, contrast, hue and saturation.

• Sharpness: use to choose the sharpness of the picture.

Press the "Setup" key to display the setup menu. Press "Setup" again to leave the menu. Press ► twice to access the audio settings. In the sub-menu, press "◄ ►▼▲" to select the desired option then the "OK" key to confirm. The system can be configured to your own preferences.

AUDIO SETTINGS23 Use to choose the audio output settings of the Blu-ray player.

• HDMI digital: use to set the sound decoding

• Bitstream: sends the undecoded audio to the amplifier

• PCM: decodes the signal and sends it to the amplifier (not supplied)

• Re-encode: encodes and sends the audio

• Down sampling: use to change the data rate.

• Configuration: use to adjust the audio system.

• Test audio: use to test the audio system. Press the "Setup" key to display the setup menu. Press "Setup" again to leave the menu. Press ► three times to access system information. In the sub-menu, press "◄ ►▼▲" to select the desired option then the "OK" key to confirm. The system can be configured to your own preferences.

MP3 frequency: 32kHz, 44.1kHz, 48kHz MP3 average bit rate: 112kbps – 320kbps USB: supports USB 1.1 Laser: BD wavelengths: 405 +5nm/-5nm DVD wavelengths: 650 +12nm/-10nm CD wavelengths: 790 +15nm/-15nm Power source: 9-12V DC Consumption: 10 W Operating temperature: 0~40°C Weight: 1.3 kg Dimensions (W x D x H): 262X42X205mm Battery type: Li-Polymer

The device uses a long-life Li-polymer battery as its portable power supply. The battery has no "memory effect" and can therefore be recharged completely safely, whether completely or partially discharged. The battery is completely charged in less than 6 hours and lasts for around 2 hours. The battery can only be recharged when the device is switched off and remains connected to the mains supply.

1. The normal operating temperature is 0°C to ~40°C;

2. Always disconnect from the mains supply when the device is not in use

3. The device heats up during playback. This is normal, but it is preferable to avoid

extended playback or playback while the device is unattended.

4. Avoid striking the device against other objects and keep away from heat sources and damp

Warning : Danger of explosion if the battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same

battery type or equivalent.25 TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM SOLUTION The remote control is not responding - Check that the player is connected to a power outlet. - Check that the infrared light is pointing at the infrared sensor on the device. - Check that the batteries are correctly inserted into the remote control. No image or sound Check that device is installed under optimal conditions: volume set to medium, audio or TV receiver working correctly, audio system correctly connected. No image with HDMI connection If the player is connected to an unauthorized display device with an HDMI cable, the audio/video signal cannot be displayed. No High Definition signal works on the TV

Check that the audio cables are correctly connected to the audio input of your TV. - Assign the audio input of the television to the corresponding video input No sound with the HDMI connection You will not be able to hear sound if your HDMI output is connected to a non-HDCP device or a device which is only DVI compatible. The disc is not read - Check that your disc is correctly inserted. - Check that your disc is supported by the Blu-ray player. Check with the technical specifications. - Check that your disc is a Region 2 disc. - Clean you disc. This product is continuously being improved; functions and specifications are subject to change without prior notice.26

The D-Jix supplier warranty is valid for normal use of the device as defined in the instructions. This warranty excludes damage due to a cause that is external to the device. Specifically, the warranty does not apply if the device is damaged as a result of a bump or drop, an operating error, a connection that does not comply with these instructions, or inadequate protection against heat, humidity, or freezing temperatures. The warranty is applicable only in metropolitan France. The legal warranty for hidden defects applies in compliance with Articles 1641 et seq. of the French Civil Code. LOGICOM S.A. 55 rue de Lisbonne 75008 Paris 8 ème

Before returning the device to the vendor, you must contact us in order to be sure that your device is faulty.

• Have your device to hand.

• A customer service number is available on [phone]/[phone] or you can use the website www.djix.fr

• An interactive voice response system will provide you with a solution for each of your problems.