LG Ht356sd Owners Manual

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Ot\fer Operations
Disp\baying Disc Information 
on-screen
You	can	display	various	information	about	the	disc	loaded	on-screen.
1.	 Press	DISPLAY	to	show	various	playback	information.	The	displayed	items	differ	depending	on	the	disc	type	or	playing	status.
2.	 You	can	select	an	item	by	pressing	WS	and	
change	or	select	the	setting	by	pressing	A\b.
Title	–		Current	title	number/	total	number	of	titles.
Chapter	–		 Current	chapter	number/total	number	of	chapters.
Time	–	Elapsed	playing	time.
Audio	–		Selected	audio	language	or	channel.
Subtitle	–	Selected	subtitle.
Angle	–		Selected	angle/total	number	of	angles.
Sound	–	Selected	sound	mode.
If	any	button	is	not	pressed	for	a	few	seconds,	
the	onscreen	display	disappears. 
,Note
To disp\bay t\fe DVD Menu
r
When	you	play	a	DVD	which	contains	several	menus,	you	can	select	the	menu	you	want	using	the	menu.
1.	 Press	MENU.The	disc’s	menu	appears.
2.	 Select	the	menu	by	using	WSA\b.
3.	 Press	PLAY	to	confirm.
To disp\bay t\fe DVD Tit\be
r
When	you	play	a	DVD	which	contains	several	titles,	you	can	select	the	title	you	want	using	the	menu.
1.	 Press	TITLE.The	disc’s	title	appears.
2.	 Select	the	menu	by	pressing	WSA\b.
3.	 Press	PLAY	to	confirm.
Se\becting a subtit\be \banguage
ry
During	playback,	press	SUBTITLE(	]	)	repeatedly	to	select	a	desired	subtitle	language.
1.5 times speed p\bayback
r
The	1.5	speed	allows	you	to	watch	the	pictures	and	listen	to	the	sound	quicker	than	playing	at	a	normal	speed.
1.	 During	playback,	press	PLAY(d)	to	play	at	1.5	times	speed.	 “dX1.5”	appears	on	the	screen.
2.	 Press	PLAY(d)	again	to	exit.
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Starting p\bay from se\bected 
time
ry
To	start	playing	at	any	chosen	time	on	the	file	or	title.
1.	 Press	DISPLAY	during	playback.
2.	 Press	WS	to	select	the	time	clock	icon	and“--:--:--”	appears.
3.	 Input	the	required	start	time	in	hours,	minutes,	and	seconds	from	left	to	right.	If	you	enter	the	wrong	numbers,	press	CLEAR	to	remove	the	numbers	you	entered.	 Then	input	the	correct	numbers.	For	example,	to	find	a	scene	at	1	hour,	10	minutes,	and	20	seconds,	enter	 “11020”	by	using	numerical	buttons.
4.	 Press	ENTER	to	confirm.	Playback	starts	from	the	selected	time.
Last Scene Memory
r
This	unit 	memorizes 	the 	last 	scene 	from 	the 	last 	disc	that	is	viewed.	 The	last	scene	remains	in	memory	even	if	you	remove	the	disc	from	the	player	or	switch	off	(Stand-by	mode)	the	unit.	If	you	load	a	disc	that	has	the	scene	memorized,	the	scene	is	automatically	recalled.
C\fanging t\fe c\faracter set to 
disp\bay DivX® subtit\be correct\by
y
If	the	subtitle	does	not	display	properly	during	playback	press	and	hold	SUBTITLE	for	about	3	seconds	then	press	A\b	or	SUBTITLE	to	select	another	language	code	until	the	subtitle	is	displayed	properly	and	then	press	ENTER.
Programmed P\bayback
tu
The	program	function	enables	you	to	store	your	favourite	files	from	any	disc	or	USB	device.
A	program	can	contain	30	tracks/	files.
1.	 Select	the	DVD/CD	or	USB	function	by	pressing	FUNCTION.
2.	 To	add	a	music(s)	on	the	program	list,	press	PROG./MEMO.	to	enter	the	program	edit	mode	({ mark	appears	on	the	menu).
3.	 Select	a	desired	music	on	the	[\bist]	by	using	the		WS then	press	ENTER	to	add	the	music	to	the	program	list.
4.	 Select	music	from	the	program	list	then	press	ENTER	to	start	programmed	playback.
5.	 Press	PROG./MEMO.	to	exit	the	program	edit	mode	({ mark	disappears	on	the	menu).
Erasing a fi\be from Program List
1.	 Press	PROG./MEMO.	to	enter	the	program	edit	mode	({	mark	appears	on	the	menu).
2.	 Use	WS	to	select	the	track	that	you	wish	to	erase	from	the	Program	list.
3.	 Press	CLEAR.
Erasing t\fe Comp\bete Program List
Use	WSA\b	to 	select 	[Clear 	All] 	then 	press 	ENTER.
The	programs	are	also	cleared	when	the	disc	
or	USB	device	is	removed,	the	unit	is	switched	
to	power	off	or	the	function	is	switched	to	
others. 
,Note
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Viewing a PHOTO fi\be
i
This	unit	can	play	discs	with	photo	files.
1.	 Select	the	DVD/CD	or	USB	function	by	pressing	FUNCTION.
2.	 Press	WS	to	select	a	folder,	and	then	press	ENTER.	A	list 	of 	files 	in 	the 	folder 	appears.	If 	you 	are 	in 	a 	file 	list 	and 	want 	to 	return 	to 	the 	
previous 	folder 	list, 	use 	the 	WS buttons 	on 	the 	
remote 	to 	highlight 		and 	press 	ENTER.
3.	 If	you 	want 	to 	view 	a 	particular 	file, 	press 	WS to	highlight 	a 	file 	and 	press 	ENTER	or 	PLAY.	While 	viewing 	a 	file, 	you 	can 	press 	STOP	to 	move 	to	the 	previous 	menu 	(JPEG 	menu).
Viewing p\foto fi\bes as a s\bide 
s\fow
i
1.	 Use	WSA\b to	highlight	()	icon	then	
press	ENTER	to	start	slide	Show.
2.		 You	can	change	slide	show	speed	using		
A\b	when	()	icon	is	highlighted.
Abou\f help menu for sli\be show
MenuBu\f\fonsOpera\fion
w/s
/W/SRotating	the	picture
a/	d
Prev./ Nex\fA/\bMoving	to	another	file
xHi\beRETURNClosing	the	slide	show
bENTER\fiding	the	help	menu
Listening to music during s\bide 
s\fow
i
You	can	listen	to	music	during	slide	show,	if	the	disc	contain	music	and	photo	files	together.	Use	
WSA\b to	highlight	(~)	icon	then	press	
ENTER	to	start	slide	show.	
This	function	is	available	only	in	disc. 
,Note
S\beep Timer Setting
Press	SLEEP	one	or	more	times	to	select	delay	time	between	10	and	180	minutes,	after	the	unit	will	turn	off.
To	check	the	remaining	time,	press	SLEEP.
To	cancel	the	sleep	function,	press	SLEEP	repeatedly	until	 “S\bEEP	10”	appears,	and	then	press	SLEEP	once	again	while	 “S\bEEP	10”	is	displayed.
You	can	check	the	remaining	time	before	the	
unit	turns	off. 
,Note
Dimmer
Press	SLEEP	once.	 The	display	window	will	be	darken	by	half.	 To	cancel	it,	press	SLEEP	repeatedly	until	dimmer	gets	off.
Turn off t\fe sound temporari\by
Press	MUTE	to	mute	your	unit.
You	can	mute	your	unit,	for	example,	to	answer	the	telephone,	the	 “MUTE”	displayed		in	the	display	window.
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Screen Saver
The	screen	saver	appears	when	you	leave	the	unit	in	stop	mode	for	about	five	minutes.
System Se\bect - Optiona\b
You	must	select	the	appropriate	system	mode	for	your	TV	system.	If	 “NO	DISC”	appears	in	the	display	window,	press	and	hold	PAUSE/STEP	(M)	for	more	than	five	seconds	to	select	a	system.	
Disp\baying fi\be information  
(ID3 TAG )
While	playing	an	MP3	file	containing	file	information,	you	can	display	the	information	by	pressing	DISPLAY.
Radio Operations
Be	sure	that	both	FM	aerials	are	connected.	(Refer	to	the	page	15)
Listening to t\fe Radio
1.	 Press	FUNCTION	until 	FM 	appears 	in 	the 	display	window.	The	last	received	station	is	tuned	in.
2.	 Press	and	hold	TUN.(-/+)	for	about	two	seconds	until	the	frequency	indication	starts	to	change,	then	release.	Scanning	stops	when	the	unit	tunes	in	a	station.
or
	 Press	TUN.(-/+)	repeatedly.
3.	 Adjust 	the 	volume 	by 	rotating 	VOL.	on 	the 	front	panel	or	by	pressing	VOL +	or	-	on	the	remote	control	repeatedly.	
Presetting t\fe Radio Stations
You	can	preset	50	stations	for	FM.
Before	tuning,	make	sure	that	you	have	turned	down	the	volume.
1.	 Press 	FUNCTION	until 	FM 	appears 	in 	the 	display	window.
2.	 Select	the	desired	frequency	by	using	TUN.(-/+).
3.	 Press	PROG./MEMO.	a	preset	number	will	flash	
in	the	display	window.
4.	 Press	PRESET (WS)	to	select	the	preset	number	you	want.
5.	 Press	PROG./MEMO.	The	station	is	stored.
6.	 Repeat	the	steps	2	to	5	to	store	other	stations.
De\beting a\b\b t\fe saved stations
1.	 Press	and	hold	PROG./MEMO.	for	two	seconds.	“ERASE	A\b\b” 	will	flash	up	on	the	unit	display.	
2.	 Press	PROG./MEMO.	to	erase	all	of	the	saved	radio	stations.
Improving poor FM reception
Press	PLAY	(d)	(MO./ST.)	on	the	remote	control.	This	will	change	the	tuner	from	stereo	to	mono	and	usually	improve	the	reception.
Seeing information about a 
radio station
The	FM	tuner	is	supplied	with	the	RDS	(Radio	Data	System)	facility.	 This	shows	information	about	the	radio	station	being	listened	to.	Press	RDS	repeatedly	to	cycle	through	the	various	data	types.
PS		 (Programme	Service	Name)The	name	of	the	channel	will	appear	in	the	display.
PTY	 (Programme	Type	Recognition)The	programme	type	(e.g.	Jazz	or	News)	will	appear	in	the	display.
RT		 (Radio	Text)	A	text	message	contains	special	information	from	the	broadcast	station.	 This	text	may	scroll	across	the	display.
CT		 ( Time	controlled	by	the	channel)This	shows 	the 	time 	and 	date 	as 	broadcast 	by	the	station.
You	can	search	the	radio	stations	by	programme	type	by	pressing	RDS.	 The	display	will	show	the	last	PTY	in	use.	Press	PTY	one	or	more	times	to	select	your	preferred	programme	type.	Press	and	hold	A\b.	The	tuner	will	search	automatically.	 When	a	station	is	found	the	search	will	stop.
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Sound adjustment 
Setting t\fe surround mode
This	system	has	a	number	of	pre-set	surround	sound	fields.	You	can	select	a	desired	sound	mode	by	using	EQ/ LG EQ.	You	can	change	the	EQ/ LG EQ	using	A\b	arrow	key	while	the	EQ/ LG EQ	information	is	displayed	on.
The	displayed	items	for	the	Equalizer	may	be	different	depending	on	sound	sources	and	effects.
On DisplayDescrip\fion
NAT	P\bUSYou	can	enjoy	the	natural	sound	effect	same	as	a	5.1-channel.
NATURA\bYou	can	enjoy	comfortable	and	natural	sound.
\bocal
Specialization
equalizer
Regionally	optimized
sound	effect.	(DANGDUT/
ARABIC/	PERSIAN/	INDIA/
REGUETON/	MERENGUE/
SA\bSA/	SAMBA/	CUMBIA/
AFRO)
AUTO	EQ
Realizes	the	sound	equalizer	that	is	the	most	similar	to	the	genre	of	which	is	included	in	the	MP3	ID3	tag	of	song	files.
POP
C\bASSIC
JAZZ
ROCK
This	program	lends	an	enthusiastic	atmosphere	to	the	sound,	giving	you	the	feeling	you	are	at	an	actual	rock	pop,	jazz	or	classic	concert.
MP3	OPTThis	function	is	optimized	for	compressible	MP3	file.	It	improves	the	treble	sound.
BASS
During	playback,	Reinforces	the	treble,	bass	and	surround	sound	effect.
VIRTUA\bYou	can	enjoy	more	virtual	surround	sound.
BYPASSYou	can	enjoy	the	sound	without	equalizer	effect.
	
y 	In	some	of	surround	modes,	on	some	
speakers,	there’s	no	sound	or	low	sound.	it,	
depends	on	the	mode	of	surround	and	the	
source	of	audio,	it	is	not	defective.
	
y You	may	need	to	reset	the	surround	mode,	
after	switching	the	input,	sometimes	even	
after	the	sound	track	changed. 
,Note
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							5	 Troubleshooting
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Operating
Advanced Operations
Listening to music from your 
portab\be p\bayer or externa\b 
device
The	unit	can	be	used	to	play	the	music	from	many	types	of	portable	player	or	external	devices.	
1.	 Connect	the	portable	player	to	the		P.	IN(PORTAB\bE	IN)	connector	of	the	unit.
Or
	 Connect	the	external	device	to	the	AUX	connector	of	the	unit.
Or
	 Connect	the	external	device	to	the	SCART	connector	of	the	unit.
2.	 Turn	the	power	on	by	pressing	POWER.
3.	 Select	the	PORTAB\bE,	AUX,	TV-AUDIO	function	by	pressing	FUNCTION.
4.	 Turn	the	portable	player	or	external	device	and	start	it	playing.
Recording to USB
1.	 Connect	the	USB	device	to	the	unit.
2.	 Select	a	DVD/	CD	function	by	pressing	FUNCTION.
One	track	recording	-	You	can	record	to	USB	after	playing	the	file	you	want.
All	tracks	recording	-	You	can	record	to	USB	after	stop.
Program	list	recording		-	After	showing	the	programmed	list,	you	can	record	it	to	USB.
3.	 Start	the	recording	by	pressing	X	REC.
4.	 To	stop	recording,	press	Z	STOP.
	
y You	can	check	the	recording	percentage	
rate	for	the	USB	record	on	the	screen	
during	the	recording.	
	
y When	you	stop	recording	during	playback,	
the	file	that	has	been	recorded	at	that	time	
will	be	stored.
	
y Do	not	remove	the	USB	device	or	turn	
off	the	unit	during	USB	recording.	If	not,	
an	incomplete	file	may	be	made	and	not	
deleted	on	PC.
	
y If	USB	recording	does	not	work,	the	
message	like	
“NO	USB”,	“ERROR”,	“USB	FU\b\b” 	
or	 “NO	REC” 	is	displayed	on	the	display	
window.
	
y On	CD-G	disc,	USB	recording	is	not	
supported.
	
y You	may	not	store	more	than	999	files.
	
y It’ll	be	stored	as	
TRK_001	on	CD	FO\bDER.
	
y Recording	is	supported	only	in	Audio	CDs. 
,Note
The	making	of	unauthorized	copies	of	copy-protected	material,	including	computer	programs,	files,	broadcasts	and	sound	recordings,	may	be	an	infringement	of	copyrights	and	constitute	a	criminal	offense.	 This	equipment	should	not	be	used	for	such	purposes.
Be responsible 
Respec\f copyrigh\fs
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PROBLEMCORRECTION
No	powerPlug	the	power	cord	into	the	wall	outlet	securely.
No	picture
Select	the	appropriate	video	input	mode	on	the	TV	so	the	picture	from	the	unit	appears	on	the	TV	screen.
Connect	the	video	cables	securely	to	both	the	 TV	and	unit.
There	is	little	or	no	sound
Select	the 	correct 	input 	mode 	of 	the 	unit 	so 	you 	can 	hear 	the 	sound	from	the	unit.
Connect	the	audio	cables	into	the	connection	terminals	correctly.
Replace	with	a	new	audio	cable.
The	DVD	picture	quality	is	poorClean	the	disc	using	a	soft	cloth	with	outward	strokes.
A	DVD/CD	will	not	play
Insert	a	disc.
Insert	a	playable	disc	(check	the	disc	type,	colour	system	and	regional	code).
Place	the	disc	with	the	label	or	printed	side	facing	upwards.
Enter	your	password	or	change	the	rating	level.
\fumming	noise	heard	while	a	DVD	or	CD	is	playing
Clean	the	disc	using	a	soft	cloth	with	outward	strokes.
Move	unit	and	audio	components	further	away	from	your	 TV.
Radio	stations	can’t	be	tuned	in	properly.
Check	the	antenna	connection	and	adjust	its	position.
Attach	an	external	aerial	if	necessary.
Tune	to	the	station	manually.
Preset	some	radio	stations,	see	page	24	for	details.
The	remote	control	doesn’t	work	well	/	at	all
The	remote	is	not	pointed	directly	at	the	unit.	
Point	the	remote	directly	at	the	unit.
The	remote	is	too	far	from	the	unit.	
Use	the	remote	within	23	feet	(7m)	of	the	unit.
There	is	an	obstacle	in	the	path	between	the	remote	control	and	the	unit.
Remove	the	obstacle.
The	battery	in	the	remote	control	are	flat.	
Replace	the	battery	with	new	ones.
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Appendix28
Appendix6
Maintenance
Hand\bing t\fe Unit
W\fen s\fipping t\fe unit\p
Please	save	the	original	shipping	carton	and	packing	materials.	If	you	need	to	ship	the	unit,	for	maximum	protection,	re-pack	the	unit	as	it	was	originally	packed	at	the	factory.
Keeping	the	exterior	surfaces	clean
	yDo	not	use	volatile	liquids	such	as	insecticide	spray	near	the	unit.	
	yWiping	with	strong	pressure	may	damage	the	surface.
	yDo	not	leave	rubber	or	plastic	products	in	contact	with	the	unit	for	a	long	period	of	time.
C\beaning t\fe unit
To	clean	the	player,	use	a	soft,	dry	cloth.	If	the	surfaces	are	extremely	dirty,	use	a	soft	cloth	lightly	moistened	with	a	mild	detergent	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	drive	parts	are	dirty	or	worn,	the	picture	quality	could	be	diminished.	For	details,	please	contact	your	nearest	authorized	service	center.
Notes on Discs
Hand\bing Discs
Do	not	touch	the	playback	side	of	the	disc.	\fold	the	disc	by	the	edges	so	that	fingerprints	do	not	get	on	the	surface.	Never	stick	paper	or	tape	on	the	disc.
Storing Discs
After	playing,	store	the	disc	in	its	case.	Do	not	expose	the	disc	to	direct	sunlight	or	sources	of	heat	and	never	leave	it	in	a	parked	car	exposed	to	direct	sunlight.
C\beaning Discs
Fingerprints	and	dust	on	the	disc	can	cause	poor	picture	quality 	and 	sound 	distortion. 	Before 	playing,	clean 	the 	disc 	with 	a 	clean 	cloth. 	Wipe 	the 	disc 	from	the	center	to	out.
Do	not	use	strong	solvents	such	as	alcohol,	benzine,	thinner,	commercially	available	cleaners,	or	anti-static	spray	intended	for	older	vinyl	records.
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							Appendix29
Appendix6
Area Code List
Choose	an	area	code	from	this	list.
Area Co\beArea Co\beArea Co\beArea Co\be
Afghanistan		 AF
Argentina		 AR
Australia		 AU
Austria		 AT
Belgium		 BE
Bhutan		 BT
Bolivia		BO
Brazil		 BR
Cambodia		 K\f
Canada		CA
Chile		 C\b
China		CN
Colombia		 CO
Congo		 CG
Costa	Rica		 CR
Croatia		 \fR
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		GR
Greenland		 G\b
\fong	Kong		 \fK
\fungary		 \fU
India		 IN
Indonesia		 ID
Israel		 I\b
Italy		IT
Jamaica		JM
Japan		 JP
Kenya		KE
Kuwait		KW
\bibya		 \bY
\buxembourg		 \bU
Malaysia		 MY
Maldives		 MV
Mexico		MX
Monaco		 MC
Mongolia		 MN
Morocco		 MA
Nepal		 NP
Netherlands		 N\b
Antilles		AN
New	Zealand		 NZ
Nigeria		NG
Norway		NO
Oman		OM
Pakistan		 PK
Panama		 PA
Paraguay		 PY
Philippines		 P\f
Poland		 P\b
Portugal		PT
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	\banka		\bK
Sweden		 SE
Switzerland		 C\f
Taiwan		TW
Thailand		 T\f
Turkey		 TR
Uganda		UG
Ukraine		 UA
United	States		 US
Uruguay		 UY
Uzbekistan		 UZ
Vietnam		 VN
Zimbabwe		 ZW
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Appendix6
Language Code List
Use	this	list	to	input	your	desired	language	for	the	following	initial	settings:	[Disc	Audio],		[Disc	Subtitle]	and	[Disc	Menu].
Language Co\beLanguage Co\beLanguage Co\beLanguage Co\be
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
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Kazakh		 7575
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Korean		 7579
Kurdish		 7585
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Malayalam		 7776
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Zulu		9085
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