Operation Manual

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37 ■SPDP 18 A1
Dual Mono
This sets how the two-channel audio is transmitted from the
AV OUTsocket
2
.
Stereo: A stereo signal is transmitted via the left and right speakers or
via the AV OUT socket
2
.
L-Mono: The left mono channel is transmitted from both speakers or
the AV OUTsocket
2
.
R-Mono: The right mono channel is transmitted from both speakers or
the AV OUTsocket
2
.
Mix-Mono: The left and right mono channels are transmitted as a
mono signal from both speakers or the AV OUTsocket
2
.
Dynamic
The Dynamic setting allows you to adjust the volume difference
between soft and loud passages on a scale from OFF to FULL in nine
steps.
OFF: The sound is played back unchanged. Loud passages are re-
produced loudly and quiet passages are reproduced quietly.
FULL: The volume difference is minimised, i.e. loud passages are
quieter and quiet passages are louder.
Video Setup menu
Sharpness
Brightness
Contrast
Hue
Saturation
- - Video Setup Page - -
Go To Video Setup Page
Med
00
00
00
00
Please note that the settings made in this menu only apply to the
DVD player
A
and do not affect the second monitor
B
.
Sharpness
Here you can change the sharpness of the image to one of the three
preprogrammed settings (High, Medium, Low).
Brightness, contrast, hue, saturation
♦ Use the navigation keys


to select the setting to be changed.
♦ Press ENTER

to confirm your selection and enter the setting mode.
♦ Use the navigation keys
or


to select the desired value.
♦ Confirm the set value by pressing ENTER

. The setting is saved
and the setting mode is exited.
Preference Setup menu
TV Display
Audio
Subtitle
Disc Menu
Parental
Password
Default
- - Preference Page - -
Go To Preference Page
PAL
GER
GER
GER
The Preference Setup menu is not available during playback. First
stop playback by pressing the STOP

button


twice.
TV Display
If you connect the DVD player
A
to a television, you can set the
colour format of your television here.
PAL TV: This colour format is used in most European countries
AUTO: Automatic recognition of the format to be used
NTSC TV: This colour format is common in North America