LG Hlt45w Owners Manual

							31Oper\btion
Oper\btion	4
Marked Playback ACD MP3 
WMA
The mark function enables you to store your 
favourite files from any disc or USB device in 
the unit memory.
1. Select [Music] on the [Home\V] menu.
Mus\bc menu
Returning to the upper 
folder. \fM\b3/ WMA only)
Moving to the previous or next file list.
Selecting all tracks/ fil\Ves.
Deselecting all tracks/file\Vs.
File information will be displayed 
according to the ID3TAG 
information on the appr\Vopriate 
music file. \fM\b3 only)
2. 
Select a desired music on the [L\Vist] by using 
the U u then press MARKER to appear the 
mark on the list.
3. \bress  ENTER or B (PLAY), MONO/
\bTEREO.
Displays the play mode.
4. Select the play mode by using the U u and 
press  ENTER.
[Mark Play]
Marked playback.
[Current Play]
Normal playback
NOTE
If you want to select all files on the \Vlist, select 
[Select All] and press  ENTER.
To delete a Marker
1. Use U u to select the track that y\Vou wish to 
erase from the marked file.
2. \bress MARKER.
To delete all Markers
Use U u I i to select [Deselect All] then press 
 ENTER in program edit mode.
NOTE
The markers are also cleared when the disc o\Vr 
USB device is removed, the unit is swit\Vched to 
power off or the function is switched to others.
Changing subtitle code page 
Div\b
If the subtitle is \Vnot displayed properly, you 
can change the subt\Vitle code page to view the 
subtitle file properly.
1. During playback, press  INFO/DI\bPLAY to 
display the On-Screen display.
2. Use U u to select the [Code \bage] option.
3. Use I i to select desired code option.
4. \bress O RETURN to exit the On-Screen 
display.
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							32Oper\btion
Oper\btion	4
Viewing a PHOTO file JPG
This unit can play discs with photo files.
1. Select [\bhoto] on the [Home] m\Venu and 
press  ENTER.
Photo menu
Moving to the previous or 
next file list.
Returning to the upper 
folder. 
2.  \bress U u to select a folder, and then press 
 ENTER. 
3. If you want to view a slide show, press U 
u to highlight a file an\Vd press B (PLAY), 
MONO/\bTEREO. 
About \felp menu in t\fe \t[P\foto] menu.
MenuButtonsOperation
B\blide 
\b\fow
B (PLAY), 
MONO/
\bTEREO
Viewing a slide 
s\fow.
vVbB 
MoveU u I i
Moving to 
anot\fer file or 
content.
 \belect ENTERViewing a 
particular file.
O CloseO 
RETURN
Returning to 
t\fe [Home] 
menu.
About \felp menu in t\fe \tfull screen.
MenuButtonsOperation
Menu INFO/
DI\bPLAY
Displaying t\fe 
Option menu.
b/B
Prev./ NextI/iMoving to 
anot\fer file
O CloseO 
RETURN
Returning to 
t\fe [P\foto] 
menu.
Options while viewing a photo
You can use various options during viewing a 
photo in full screen.
1. While viewing a photo in full screen, press 
 INFO/DI\bPLAY to display the option 
menu.
2. Select an option using U u I i.
a
	 b	 c	 d	 e
aCurrent p\foto/ Total number of p\fotos 
– Use I i to view previous/next photo.
b\blide \b\fow N/ X– \bress  ENTER to 
start or pause slide s\Vhow.
c\bpeed x3/ x2/ x1 – Use  ENTER to 
select a delaying speed between photos 
in a slide show.
dRotate – \bress  ENTER to rotate the 
photo.
eGo to list – \bress  ENTER to return 
[\bhoto] menu.
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							33Oper\btion
Oper\btion	4
Sleep Timer Setting
\bress SLEE\b repeatedly to select the desired 
time period options \fin min\Vutes): 
\fDisplay window off \fLCD OFF) t Sleep timer 
value t Display on)
In display window you see “LCD OFF” or Sleep 
timer value and th\Ve display window turns off.
To check the remaining time, press SLEE\b.
To cancel the sleep\V function, press SLEE\b 
repeatedly until “SLEE\b 10” appears, and then 
press SLEE\b once again\V while “SLEE\b 10” is 
displayed.
NOTE
• You can check the r\Vemaining time before the 
unit turns off. \bress SLEE\b the remaining time 
appears in the dis\Vplay window. 
•  When you operate the unit in slee\Vp mode, 
you can see operati\Vng information in display 
window for about 5 seconds\V and the display 
window turns off.
Turn off the sound temporarily
\bress  MUTE to mute your unit.
You can mute your unit in order, for example, 
to answer the telephone, appearing the MUTE 
in the display window.
Last Scene Memory D\fD
This unit memorizes last scene from the last 
disc that is viewed. The last scene remains in 
memory even if you remove the disc from the 
unit or switch off the unit. If you load a disc 
that has the scene\V memorized, the scene is 
automatically recalled.
System Select - Optional
You must select the appropriate system mode 
for your TV system. \bress and hold X (PAU\bE/
\bTEP) for more than five seconds to be able 
to select a system in the [Home] m\Venu. \f\bAL/ 
NTSC)
NOTE
If the USB device is connected or a disc is in\Vserted, 
this function is not operat\Ved.
Adjust the speaker level settings
You can adjust the \Vsound level of each speaker.
1. \bress \bPEAKER LEVEL repeatedly to select 
a desired speaker to set. 
2. \bress VOL -/+ to adjust the sound\V level of 
the selected speaker while the level setting 
memu is displayed on the display window.
3. Repeat and adjust t\Vhe sound level of the 
other speakers.
VOCAL FADER
You can enjoy the function as karaoke, by 
reducing singer vocal of music in t\Vhe various 
source. \fM\b3/ WMA/ CD/ etc.) \bress the VOCAL 
FADER, and “FADE ON” will appear in di\Vsplay 
window.
To cancel it, press VOCAL FADER again.
The quality of the VOCAL FADER may 
be different depending on th\Ve recording 
conditions of musi\Vc files.
NOTE
•   This function is available to use only when a \V
microphone is connected.
•   It is not available on the MO\VNO source.
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							34Oper\btion
Oper\btion	4
Radio Operations
Be sure that FM aerial is connected \fRefer to 
the page 22)
Listening to the radio
1. \bress t RADIO&INPUT until FM appears 
in the display window. 
The last received station is tune\Vd in.
2. \bress and hold TUNING \f-/+) for about 
two seconds until th\Ve frequency indication 
starts to change, then release. Scanning 
stops when the unit \Vtunes in a station\V.
or
  \bress TUNING \f-/+) repeatedly.
3. Adjust the volume by rotating VOLUME on 
the front panel or by pressing VOL \f+/- )on 
the remote control repeatedly. 
Presetting the Radio Stations
You can preset 50 stations f\Vor FM.
Before tuning, make sure that you have turned 
down the volume.
1. \bress t RADIO&INPUT until FM appears 
in the display window.
2. Select the desired frequency by using 
TUNING \f-/+).
3. \bress  ENTER a preset number will fl\Vash 
in the display window.
4. \bress PRE\bET \f-/+) to select the preset 
number you want.
5. \bress  ENTER. 
The station is stored.
6. Repeat the steps 2 to 5 to store other 
stations.
Deleting all the saved stations
1. \bress and hold CLEAR for two seconds. 
"ERASE ALL" will flash up on \Vthe unit display. 
2. \bress CLEAR to erase all saved of the radio 
stations.
Deleting a saved station
1. \bress PRE\bET - / + to select a preset 
number you want to delete.
2. \bress CLEAR, the preset number will b\Vlink 
in the display window.
3. \bress CLEAR again, to delete the selected 
preset number.
Improving poor FM reception
\bress B (PLAY), MONO/\bTEREO on the 
remote control. This will change the\V tuner 
from stereo to mono and usually\V improve the 
reception.
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							35Oper\btion
Oper\btion	4
Sound adjustment
Setting the surround mode
This system has a number of\V pre-set surround 
sound fields. You can select a desired sound 
mode by using \bOUND EFFECT.
You can change the \bOUND EFFECT using 
I i arrow key while the sound \Veffect 
information is displayed on.
The displayed items for the equalizer may be 
different depending on so\Vund sources and 
effects.
On DisplayDescription
NAT \bLUS
The NAT \bLUS is Natural \blus sound effect. You can enjoy the natural sound effect same as a 5.1-channel.
NATURAL You can enjoy comfortable and natural sound.
Local 
specialization 
equalizer 
Regionally optimized sound effect. \fDANGDUT/ ARABIC/ \bERSIAN/ INDIA/ REG\VUETON/ MERENGUE/ SAMBA/ SALSA/ CUMBIA\V/ AFRO)
AUTO EQ
Realizes the sound equal\Vizer that is the most s\Vimilar to the genre of which is incl\Vuded in the M\b3 ID3 tag of s\Vong files.
\bO\b
CLASSIC
JAZZ
ROCK
This program lends an enthusiastic atmos\Vphere to the sound, giving you the feeling you are at an actual rock pop, jazz or classic co\Vncert.
BASSThe BASS is Bass Bl\Vast. During playback, reinforce the treble, bass and surround sound effect.
On DisplayDescription
CLRVOICE
The CLRVOICE is Clear Voice. This program make voice sound clear, improving the quality of voice sound. \f We encourage to use this EQ when\V you watch the movie of 5.1 channel\V.)
GAME
The GAME is Game Equalizer. You can enjoy more virtual sound while playing video games.
NIGHT
The NIGHT is Night Mode. This may be useful when y\Vou want to watch movies at low volume late at night.
RETOUCH
The RETOUCH is M\b3 Up-Scaling. When listening to M\b3 files or other c\Vompressed music, you can enhance the\V sound. This mode is available only to 2 channel sources.
LOUDNESSImproves the bass and tr\Veble sound.
VIRTUALThe VIRTUAL is VSM \blus. You can enjoy more virtual surround sound.
BY\bASSYou can enjoy the sound without equalizer effect.
NOTE
• In some of surround modes, some speakers, 
there's no sound or lo\Vw sound. It depends on 
the mode of surround and the source of audio, 
it is not defective.
•  You may need to reset the surround mode, 
after switching the input, so\Vmetimes even 
after the sound track\V changed.
•  This function is not operat\Ved when the 
microphone is connected to the unit.
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							36Oper\btion
Oper\btion	4
Advanced Operations
Recording to USB
You can record music or sound s\Vouce to USB 
device by connecting to the port on the unit.
1. Connect the USB device to the unit.
2. Select a mode in which \Vyou want to record.
\blay back a sound sou\Vrce first.
3. Start the recording by pressing z REC.
4. To stop recording, press x (\bTOP).
[All tracks/ files recording] 
Record to USB in stop or play mode.
[Program list recording] 
After marking desired file\fs) and you can 
record it to USB \fRefer to the page 31).
It'll be stored as follows
Audio CD
MP3/ WMA
T\fe ot\fer 
sources 
(Tuner, AUX, 
Portable)
NOTE
•  You can check the r\Vecording percentage rate 
for the USB record on the screen during the 
recording. \fAudio CD or M\b3/ WMA CD only)
•  During recording M\b3/WMA, there is no 
sound.
•  When you stop recording during playback, the 
file that has been \Vrecorded at that time w\Vill be 
stored. \fAudio CD only)
•  Do not remove the USB device or turn off 
the unit during USB recording. If not, an 
incomplete file may be made and not \Vdeleted 
on \bC.
•  Recording through microphones is not 
availabe.
•  If USB recording does not work, the message 
like “NO USB”, “ERROR”, “USB FULL” or “NO REC” is 
displayed on the display window.
•  Multi card reader divice or ex\Vternal HDD can 
not be used for USB recording.
•  A file is recorded by 128 Mbyte \fabout 2 hours) 
when you record for a long term. There are 
recorded less than 4 fil\Ves.
•  When you stop recording during playback, the 
file will not be st\Vored.
•  In the state CD-G, DTS disc USB record is not 
operated.
•  The files in the sub\V-folders are not recorded 
during all track recording.
•  You may not record more than 999 files.
•  The numbering of the recording file is entered 
from the lowest number. So if you delete some 
of the recording files, the next recording file 
could be the lowest number among th\Vem.
The making of unauthorized copies of copy-
protected material, including computer 
programs, files, broadcasts and sound\V recordings,  may be an infringement of copyrights and 
constitute a criminal offense. This equipment  should not be used\V for such purposes. Be responsible 
Respect copyrig\fts.
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							37M\binten\bnce
M\binten\bnce	5
Notes on Discs
Handling Discs
Never stick paper or \Vtape on the disc.
\btoring Discs
After playing, store the disc in its \Vcase. Do not 
expose the disc to direct sunlight or sources of 
heat and never leave it in a parked car exposed 
to direct sunlight.
Cleaning Discs
Do not use strong solvents such as alcoh\Vol, 
benzine, thinner, commercially available 
cleaners, or anti-static sp\Vray intended for older 
vinyl records.
Handling the Unit
W\fen s\fipping t\fe unit
\blease save the original shipping carton and 
packing materials. If you need to ship the unit, 
for maximum protection, re-pack the unit as i\Vt 
was originally packed at the factory.
Keeping the exterior surfaces clean
• Do not use volatile liquids su\Vch as 
insecticide spray near the unit. 
• Wiping with strong pressure may damage 
the surface.
• Do not leave rubber or plasti\Vc products in 
contact with the unit for a long period of 
time.
Cleaning t\fe unit
To clean the player, use a soft, dry cloth. If 
the surfaces are extremely dirty, use a soft 
cloth lightly moist\Vened with a mild d\Vetergent 
solution. Do not use strong solvents such as 
alcohol, benzine, or thinner, as these might 
damage the surface of the unit.
Maintaining t\fe Unit
The unit is a high-tech, precision device. If 
the optical pick-up lens and disc d\Vrive parts 
are dirty or worn, the picture quality could be 
diminished. For details, please contact your 
nearest authorized service center.
5
Maintenance
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							38Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting	\b
PROBLEMCAU\bECORRECTION
No powerThe power cord \bs d\bsconnected.Plug the power cord \bnto the wall outlet securely.
No p\bcture
The TV \bs not set to rece\bve the DVD s\bgnal.Select the appropr\bate v\bdeo \bnput mode on the TV so the p\bcture from the un\bt appears on the TV screen.The v\bdeo cables are not connected securely.Connect the v\bdeo cables \1securely to both the TV and un\bt.
There \bs l\bttle or no sound
Equ\bpment connected v\ba the aud\bo cabl\1e \bs not set to rece\bve DVD s\bgnal output.Select the correct \bnput mode of the\1 un\bt so you can hear the sou\1nd from the un\bt.
The aud\bo cables are not connected to the speakers or un\bt sec\1urely.Connect the aud\bo cables \b\1nto the connect\bon term\bnals correctly.
The aud\bo cables are damaged.Replace w\bth a new aud\bo c\1able.
The DVD p\bcture qual\bty \bs poorThe d\bsc \bs d\brty.Clean the d\bsc us\bng\1 a soft cloth w\bth outward strokes.
A DVD/CD w\bll not play
No d\bsc \bs \bnserted.Insert a d\bsc.
An unplayable d\bsc \bs \bnserted.Insert a playable d\bsc (check th\1e d\bsc type, colour system and reg\bonal code).
The d\bsc \bs \bnserted ups\bde down.Place the d\bsc w\bth the\1 label or pr\bnted s\bde fac\bng upwards.
There \bs a parental lock wh\bch prevents the playback of DVDs w\bth \1a certa\bn rat\bng.Enter your password or change the rat\bng level.
Humm\bng no\bse heard wh\ble a DVD or CD \bs play\bng
The d\bsc \bs d\brty.Clean the d\bsc us\bng\1 a soft cloth w\bth outward strokes.
The un\bt \bs located too close to the TV, caus\bng feedback.Move un\bt and aud\bo components further away from your TV.
Rad\bo stat\bons can’t be tuned \bn properly
The antenna \bs pos\bt\boned or\1 connected poorly.
Check the antenna connect\bon and adjust \bts pos\bt\bon.
Attach an external aer\bal \bf necessary.
The s\bgnal strength of the rad\bo stat\bon \bs too weak.Tune to the stat\bon manually.
No stat\bons have been preset or preset stat\bons have been cleared (when tun\bng by scann\bng preset channels).
Preset some rad\bo stat\bons, see page 34 for deta\bls.
The remote control doesn’t work well / at all
The remote \bs not po\bnted d\brectly at the un\bt.Po\bnt the remote d\brectly at the un\bt.
The remote \bs too far from the un\bt.Use the remote w\bth\bn 23 feet (7m) of the un\bt.There \bs an obstacle \bn \1the path between the remote control and the un\bt.Remove the obstacle.
The batter\bes \bn the remote control are flat.Replace the batter\bes w\bth new ones.
\b
Troubleshooting
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							39Appendix
Appendix
	7
7
Appendix
Language Codes
Use this list to input your desired language for the following initial settin\Vgs: Disc Audio, Disc 
Subtitle, Disc Menu.
Language  CodeLanguage   CodeLanguage   CodeLanguage   Code
Afar   6565
Afrikaans   6570
Albanian   8381
Ameharic   6577
Arabic   6582
Armenian   7289
Assamese   6583
Aymara   6588
Azerbaijani   6590
Bashkir   6665
Basque   6985
Bengali; Bangla   6678
Bhutani   6890
Bihari   6672
Breton   6682
Bulgarian   6671
Burmese   7789
Byelorussian   6669
Chinese   9072
Croatian   7282
Czech   6783
Danish   6865
Dutch   7876
English   6978
Esperanto   6979
Estonian   6984
Faroese   7079
Fiji   7074
Finnish   7073French  7082
Frisian   7089
Galician   7176
Georgian   7565
German   6869
Greek   6976
Greenlandic   7576
Guarani   7178
Gujarati   7185
Hausa   7265
Hebrew   7387
Hindi   7273
Hungarian   7285
Icelandic   7383
Indonesian   7378
Interlingua   7365
Irish   7165
Italian   7384
Javanese   7487
Kannada   7578
Kashmiri   7583
Kazakh   7575
Kirghiz   7589
Korean   7579
Kurdish   7585
Laothian   7679
Latin   7665
Latvian, Lettish   7686
Lingala   7678Lithuanian  7684
Macedonian   7775
Malagasy   7771
Malay   7783
Malayalam   7776
Maori   7773
Marathi   7782
Moldavian   7779
Mongolian   7778
Nauru  7865
Nepali   7869
Norwegian   7879
Oriya   7982
\banjabi   8065
\bashto, \bushto   8083
\bersian   7065
\bolish   8076
\bortuguese   8084
Quechua   8185
Rhaeto-Romance   8277
Rumanian   8279
Russian   8285
Samoan   8377
Sanskrit   8365
Scots Gaelic   7168
Serbian   8382
Serbo-Croatian   8372
Shona   8378
Sindhi   8368Singhalese  8373
Slovak   8375
Slovenian   8376
Spanish   6983
Sudanese   8385
Swahili   8387
Swedish   8386
Tagalog   8476
Tajik   8471
Tamil   8465
Telugu   8469
Thai   8472
Tonga   8479
Turkish   8482
Turkmen   8475
Twi   8487
Ukrainian   8575
Urdu   8582
Uzbek   8590
Vietnamese   8673
Volapük   8679
Welsh   6789
Wolof   8779
Xhosa   8872
Yiddish   7473
Yoruba   8979
Zulu   9085
 
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							4\fAppendix
Appendix
	7
Area Codes
Choose an area code from this list.
Afghanistan  AF
Argentina   AR
Australia   AU
Austria   AT
Belgium   BE
Bhutan   BT
Bolivia   BO
Brazil   BR
Cambodia   KH
Canada   CA
Chile   CL
China   CN
Colombia   CO
Congo   CG
Costa Rica   CR
Croatia   HR
Czech Republic   CZ
Denmark   DK
Ecuador   EC
Egypt   EG
El Salvador   SV
Ethiopia   ET
Fiji   FJ
Finland   FI
France   FR
Germany   DE
Great Britain   GB
Greece   GRGreenland  GL
Hong Kong   HK
Hungary   HU
India   IN
Indonesia   ID
Israel   IL
Italy   IT
Jamaica   JM
Japan   J\b
Kenya   KE
Kuwait   KW
Libya   LY
Luxembourg   LU
Malaysia   MY
Maldives   MV
Mexico   MX
Monaco   MC
Mongolia   MN
Morocco   MA
Nepal   N\b
Netherlands   NL
Netherlands Antilles   AN
New Zealand   NZ
Nigeria   NG
Norway   NO
Oman   OM
\bakistan   \bK
\banama   \bA\baraguay  \bY
\bhilippines   \bH
\boland   \bL
\bortugal   \bT
Romania   RO
Russian Federation   RU
Saudi Arabia   SA
Senegal   SN
Singapore   SG
Slovak Republic   SK
Slovenia   SI
South Africa   ZA
South Korea   KR
Spain   ES
Sri Lanka   LK
Sweden   SE
Switzerland   CH
Taiwan   TW
Thailand   TH
Turkey   TR
Uganda   UG
Ukraine   UA
United States   US
Uruguay   UY
Uzbekistan   UZ
Vietnam   VN
Zimbabwe   ZW
Area  
CodeArea   CodeArea   Code
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