LG Hx806sg Owners Manual

							Getting Started11
G\btting Start\bd1
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ents 	 on 	 the 	 media. 	
	
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ile 	 compatibility 	 may 	 differ 	 depending 	 on 	
the

	 server. 	
	
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ecause 	 the 	 compatibility 	 on 	 DLNA 	 server 	
ar

e 	 tested 	 on 	 the 	 bundle 	 DLNA 	 server 	 (Nero 	
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ediaHome 	 4 	 Essentials) 	 environment, 	 file 	
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equirements 	 and 	 playback 	 functions 	 may 	
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er 	 depending 	 on 	 media 	 servers.
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estrictions 	 by 	 file 	 features 	 and 	 media 	
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laying 	 a 	 movie 	 subtitle 	 files 	 are 	 only 	
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y 	 supplied 	 Nero 	 MediaHome 	 4 	 Essentials 	
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tware 	 on 	 this 	 player 	 package.
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he 	 files 	 from 	 removable 	 media 	 such 	 as 	 USB 	
dr

ive, 	 DVD-drive 	 etc. 	 on 	 your 	 media 	 server 	
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y 	 not 	 be 	 shared 	 properly.
	yT

he 	 total 	 playback 	 time 	 of 	 music 	 file 	
indicat

ed 	 on 	 the 	 screen 	 may 	 not 	 correct 	 for 	
VBR

	 files.
	yHD

	 video 	 files 	 contained 	 on 	 the 	 \fD 	 or 	 USB 	
1.0/1.1

	 may 	 not 	 played 	 properly. 	 Blu-ray 	
Disc

, 	 DVD 	 or 	 USB 	 2.0 	 are 	 recommended 	 to 	
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y 	 back 	 HD 	 video 	 files.
	yT

his 	 player 	 supports 	 H.264/MPEG-4 	 AV\f 	
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ofile 	 Main, 	 High 	 at 	 Level 	 4.1. 	 \bor 	 a 	 file 	
with

	 higher 	 level, 	 the 	 warning 	 message 	 will 	
appear

	 on 	 the 	 screen.
	yT

his 	 player 	 does 	 not 	 support 	 files 	 that 	 are 	
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ecorded 	 with 	 GM\f*1 	 or 	 Qpel*2.
*1	 GM\f
	 – 	 Global 	 Motion 	 \fompensation
*2	 Qpel
	 – 	 Quarter 	 pixel,,Not\b
	yThis
	 player 	 supports 	 UT\b-8 	 files 	 even 	 it 	contains
	 Unicode 	 subtitle 	 contents. 	T his 	
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yer 	 can 	 not 	 support 	 the 	 pure 	 Unicode 	
subtitle

	 files.
	yD

epending 	 on 	 the 	 types 	 of 	 file 	 or 	 ways 	 of 	
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ecording, 	 it 	 may 	 not 	 play 	 back.
	yA

	 disc 	 which 	 was 	 recorded 	 by 	 multi-session 	
on

	 normal 	 P\f 	 is 	 not 	 supported 	 on 	 this 	
pla

yer.
	yT

o 	 be 	 playback 	 a 	 movie 	 file, 	 movie 	 file 	 name 	
and

	 Subtitle 	 file 	 name 	 must 	 be 	 the 	 same.
	yI

f 	 video 	 codec 	 is 	 MPEG2 	
T
 S 	 or 	 MPEG2 	 PS, 	
subtitle

	 does 	 not 	 play 	 back.
	yT

he 	 total 	 playback 	 time 	 of 	 music 	 file 	
indicat

ed 	 on 	 the 	 screen 	 may 	 not 	 correct 	 for 	
VBR

	 files.,,Not\b
AV\fHD (Advanced Video 
\fodec High Definition)
	yThis	player	can	playback	AV\fHD	format	discs.	These	discs	are	normally	recorded	and	used	in	camcorders.
	yThe	AV\fHD	format	is	a	high	definition	digital	video	camera	format.
	yThe	MPEG-4	AV\f/H.264	format	is	capable	of	compressing	images	at	higher	efficiency	than	that	of	the	conventional	image	compressing	format.
	yThis	player	can	playback	AV\fHD	discs	using	“x.v.\folor”	 format.
	ySome	AV\fHD	format	discs	may	not	play	depending	on	the	recording	condition.
	yAV\fHD	format	discs	need	to	be	finalized.
	y“x.v.\folor”	offers 	 a 	 wider 	 color 	 range 	 than 	 normal 	DVD	camcorder	discs.
 
						

							Getting Started
12
G\btting Start\bd1
About DLNA
This	Player	is	a	DLNA	\fertified	digital	media	player	that	can	display	and	play	movie,	photo	and	music	content	from	your	DLNA-compatible	digital	media	server	(P\f	and	\fonsumer	Electronics).
The	Digital	Living	Network	Alliance	(DLNA)	is	a	cross-industry	o rganization	o f	c onsumer	e lectronics, 	computing	industry	and	mobile	device	companies.	Digital	Living	provides	c onsumers	w ith	e asy	s haring 	of	digital	media	through	your	home	network.
The	DLNA	certification	logo	makes	it	easy	to	find	products	that	comply	with	the	DLNA	Interoperability	Guidelines.	This 	 unit 	 complies 	 with 	DLNA	Interoperability	Guidelines	v1.5.
When	a	P\f	running	DLNA	server	software	or	other	DLNA	compatible	device	is	connected	to	this	player,	some	setting	changes	of	software	or	other	devices	may	be	required.	Please	refer	to	the	operating	instructions	for	the	software	or	device	for	more	information.
\fertain System Requirements
\bor	high	definition	video	playback:
	yHigh	definition	display	t hat	h as	H DMI	i nput	j acks.
	yBD-ROM	disc	with	high	definition	content.
	yHDMI	or	HD\fP	capable	DVI	input	on	your	display	device	is	required	for	some	content	(as	specified	by	disc	authors).
\bor	Dolby®	Digital	Plus,	Dolby	TrueHD 	 and 	 DTS-HD 	multi-channel	audio	playback:
	yAn	amplifier/receiver	with	a	built-in	(Dolby	Digital,	Dolby	Digital	Plus,	Dolby	TrueHD, 	 DTS 	 or 	DTS-HD)	decoder.
	yMain,	center,	surround	speakers	and	subwoofer	as	necessary	for	chosen	format.	
LG Remote
You	can	control	this	player	with	your	iPhone	or	Android	phone	via	your	home	network.	This 	player	and	your	phone	must	be	connected	to	your	wireless	network	device	such	as	access	point.	Visit	“Apple	iTunes”	or	“ Google	A pps	M arketplace”	f or 	detailed	information	of	“LG 	 Remote”.
“LG	Remote”	function 	 could 	 be 	 supported 	thr
ough 	 updating 	 the 	 Network 	 Software 	 in 	 the 	
first

	 half 	 of 	 2011. 	
W
 e 	 recommend 	 update 	 of 	
the

	 player 	 using 	 the 	 latest 	 software 	 to 	 add 	 this 	
f

eature. 	 (See 	 page 	 49),,Not\b
\fompatibility Notes
	yBecause	BD-ROM	is	a	new	format,	certain	disc,	digital	connection	and	other	compatibility	issues	are	possible.	If	you	experience	compatibility	problems,	please	contact	an	authorized	\fustomer	Service	\fenter.
	yThis	unit	allows	you	to	enjoy	functions	such	as	picture-in-picture,	secondary	audio	and	Virtual	packages,	etc.,	with	BD-Video	supporting	BONUSVIEW	(BD-ROM	version	2	Profile	1	version	1.1/	\binal	Standard	Profile).	Secondary	video	and	audio	can	be	played	from	a	disc	compatible	with	the	picture-in-picture	function.	\bor	the	playback	method,	refer	to	the	instructions	in	the	disc.	
	yViewing	high-definition	content	and	up-converting	standard	DVD	content	may	require	a	HDMI-capable	input	or	HD\fP-capable	DVI	input	on	your	display	device.
	ySome	BD-ROM	and	DVD	discs	may	restrict	the	use	of	some	operation	commands	or	features.
	yDolby	TrueHD,	 Dolby 	 Digital 	 Plus 	 and 	 DTS-HD 	 are 	supported	with	maximum	5.1	channels	if	you	use	HDMI	connection	for	t he	a udio	o utput	o f	t he 	unit.
	yYou	can	use	a	USB	device	to	store	some	discs	related	information,	including	downloaded	on-line	content.	The 	 disc 	 you 	 are 	 using 	 will 	 control 	how	long	this	information	is	retained.
	
 
						

							Getting Started13
G\btting Start\bd1
Battery Installation
Remove	the	battery	cover	on	the	rear	of	the	Remote	\fontrol,	and	insert	a	(size	AAA)	battery	with	4	and	5	matched	correctly.
•  •  •  •  •  •  \o
a •  •  •  •  •  •
RADIO&INPUT ( P):	\fhanges	input	mode.
MARKER: Marks	any	point	during	playback.
1
	(POWER):	Switches	the	player	ON	or	O\b\b.
B (OPEN/CLOSE):	Opens	and	closes	the	disc	tray.
SEARCH: Displays	or	exits	the	search	menu.
INFO/DISPLAY (
m):		Displays	or	exits	On-Screen	Display.
HOME (
n):		Displays	or	exits	the	[Home	Menu].
DISC MENU:	Accesses	menu	on	a	disc.
•  •  •  •  •  •  \o
b
 •  •  •  •  • 
PRESET(-/+):	Selects	programme	of	Radio.
TUNING (-/+)	:	Tunes	 in 	 the 	desired	radio	station.
\f/
S /
A /
D  (up/ \bown/ lef\f/ 
righ\f): Used	to	navigate	o n-screen 	displays.
ENTER (
\b):
	Acknowledges	menu	selection.
BACK (
x):
	Exits	the	menu	or	resumes	playback.	T
he 	 resume 	play	function	may	not	work	depending	on	the	BD-ROM	disc.
TITLE/POPUP: Displays	the	DVD	title	menu	or	BD-ROM’s	pop-up	menu,	if	available.
Z (STOP):	Stops	playback.
z  (PLAY):	Starts	playback.
M PAUSE/STEP:	Pauses	playback
c/v  (SCAN):		Searches	backward	or	forward.
C/V  (SKIP):		Goes	to	the	next	or	previous	chapter	/	track	/	file.	
•  •  •  •  •  •  \o
c •  •  •  •  • 
SPEAKER LEVEL: 	Sets	the	sound	level	of	desired	speaker.
SOUND EFFECT:		Selects	a	sound	effect	mode.
VOL +/- :	Adjusts	speaker	volume.
OPTICAL:	\fhanges	input	m ode	t o 	optical	directly.
MUTE(
@): Mute	the	unit.
Coloure\b (R, G, Y, B) bu\f\fons:	Use	to	navigate	on	menus.
RDS: Radio	Data	System.
PTY: Views	the	programme	type	of	the	RDS.
PTY SEARCH:  Searches	programme	type.	
MONO/STEREO:	Selects	mono/	stereo	in	\bM	mode.
SLEEP:	Sets	a	certain	period	of	time	after	which	the	unit	will	switch	to	off.
X
 REC:	Records	an	audio	\fD.
0-9 numerical bu\f\fons:	Selects	numbered	options	in	a	menu	or	inputs	letters	in	the	keypad	menu.	
CLEAR:	Removes	a	mark	on	the	search	menu	or	a	number	when	setting	the	password.
REPEAT (
h):	Repeats	a	desired	section	or	sequence.
?:	This
	 button 	 is 	 not 	 available.
•  •  •  •  •  •  \o
d •  •  •  •  • 
TV Con\frol Bu\f\fons: See	page	48.
Remote control
 
						

							Getting Started
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Front panel
a	
1/ ' (POWER)	Button
b
	
R	(OPEN/\fLOSE)T	(PLAY/PAUSE)	I  (STOP)Y/U,(SKIP)
FUNC.	(\bunction)\fhanges	the	input	source	or	function.
c 	 PORT.INUSB	Port
d Volume	control	
Rear panel
a	 Speakers	connectors
b	 \fooling	\ban
c	 Antenna	\fonnector
d	
OPTICAL IN e
	
AUX \fR/L) IN/VIDEO OUT
f 	
HDMI OUT 
( Type	A,	HDMI™	\fonnector)\fonnect	to	T V 	 with 	 HDMI 	 inputs.
g	 LAN	port
 
						

							2	 \fonnecting
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Conn\bcting2
Speaker \fonnection
Attaching the speakers to the player
\fonnect	the	wires	hooked	up	to	the	speaker	to	the	unit.
	-To	connect	the	cable	to	the	unit,	press	each	plastic	finger	pad	to	open	the	connection	terminals	on	the	unit.	Insert	the	wire	and	release	the	finger	pad.
	-\fonnect	the	black	stripe	of	each	wire	to	the	terminals	marked	-	( minus)	a nd	t he	o ther	e nd 	to	the	terminals	marked	+	(plus).
ColourSpeakerPosi\fion
Grey Rear
Rear	right
BlueRearRear	left
Green\fenter\fentre
OrangeSub	wooferAny	front	position
Red \bront\bront	right
White\bront\bront	left
	yBe
	 careful 	 to 	 make 	 sure 	 children 	 not 	 to 	 put 	their
	 hands 	 or 	 any 	 objects 	 into 	 the 	 *speaker 	
duc

t.	
*Speaker
	 duct: 	 A 	 hole 	 for 	 plentiful 	 bass 	
sound

	 on 	 speaker 	 cabinet 	 (enclosure).
	yP

lace 	 the 	 centre 	 speaker 	 at 	 a 	 safe 	 distance 	
fr

om 	 the 	 child’s 	 reach.	
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	yT

he 	 speakers 	 contain 	 magnet 	 parts, 	 so 	 color 	
ir

regularity 	 may 	 occur 	 on 	 the 	
T
 V 	 screen 	 or 	
P\f

	 monitor 	 screen. 	 Please 	 use 	 the 	 speakers 	
far

	 away 	 from 	 either 	
T
 V 	 screen 	 or 	 P\f 	
monit

or.,>Caution
Positioning the system
The	following	illustration	shows	an	example	of	positioning	the	system.	Note	that	the	illustrations	in	these	instructions	differ	from	the	actual	unit	for	explanation	purposes.		\bor	the	best	possible	surround	sound,	all	the	speakers	other	than	the	subwoofer	should	be	placed	at	the	same	distance	from	the	listening	position	(
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ABA	Fron\f lef\f speaker (L)/ 
A B
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D
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A
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ABA	Fron\f righ\f speaker (R):	Place	the	front	speakers	to	the	sides	of	the	monitor	or	screen	and	as	flush	with	the	screen	surface	as	possible.
A B
D
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E
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F
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AAA
A
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ABA	Cen\fre speaker: Place	the	centre	speaker	above	or	below	the	monitor	or	screen.
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ABA	Surroun\b lef\f speaker (L)/ 
A B
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E
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F
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A
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ABA	Surroun\b righ\f speaker (R): Place	these	speakers	behind	your	listening	position,	facing	slightly	inwards.
A B
D
D
E
E
F
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AAA
A
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G
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ABA	Subwoofer: The	position	of	the	subwoofer	is	not	so	critical,	because	low	bass	sounds	are	not	highly	directional.	But	it	is	better	to	place	the	subwoofer	near	the	front	speakers.	T urn 	 it 	 slightly 	 toward 	 the 	 centre 	 of 	the	room	to	reduce	the	wall	reflections.
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\fonnecting to Your \bV
Make	one	of	the	following	connections,	depending	on	the	capabilities	of	your	existing	equipment.
	yHDMI	connection	(page	16)
	yVideo	connection	(page	17)
	y Depending
	 on 	 your 	T V 	 and 	 other 	equipment
	 you 	 wish 	 to 	 connect, 	 there 	 are 	
var

ious 	 ways 	 you 	 could 	 connect 	 the 	 player. 	
Use

	 only 	 one 	 of 	 the 	 connections 	 described 	
in

	 this 	 manual.
	yP

lease 	 refer 	 to 	 the 	 manuals 	 of 	 your 	
T
 V, 	
St

ereo 	 System 	 or 	 other 	 devices 	 as 	 necessary 	
t

o 	 make 	 the 	 best 	 connections.
	yD

o 	 not 	 connect 	 your 	 player 	 via 	 your 	
V
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T

he 	 image 	 could 	 be 	 distorted 	 by 	 the 	 copy 	
pr

otection 	 system.,,Not\b
HDMI \fonnection
If	you	have	a	HDMI	T V 	 or 	 monitor, 	 you 	 can 	 connect 	it	to	this	player	using	a	HDMI	cable	( Type	A,	High	Speed	HDMITM	\fable).	\fonnect	the	HDMI	jack	on	the	player	to	the	HDMI	jack	on	a	HDMI	compatible	TV	or	monitor.
Rear	of	the	unit
T
V Type
	 A, 	 High 	 Speed 	
HDMI™

	 \fable
Set	the	TV’s	 source 	 to 	 HDMI 	 (refer 	 to 	T V’s 	 Owner’s 	manual).	
Additional Information for HDMI
	yWhen	you	connect	a	HDMI	or	DVI	compatible	device	make	sure	of	the	following:
	-Try	switching	off	the	HDMI/DVI	device	and	this	player.	Next,	switch	on	the	HDMI/DVI	device	and	leave	it	for	around	30	seconds,	then	switch	on	this	player.
	-The	connected	device’s	video	input	is	set	correctly	for	this	unit.
	-The	connected	device	is	compatible	with	720	x	576p	(480p),	1280	x	720p,	1920	x	1080i	or	1920x1080p	video	input.
	yNot	all	HD\fP-compatible	HDMI	or	DVI	devices	will	work	with	this	player.
	-The	picture	will	not	be	displayed	properly	with	non-HD\fP	device.
	-This	player	does	not	playback	and	TV 	 screen 	is	changed	to	black	screen.
 
						

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	yIf	a	connected	H
DMI	d evice	d oes	n ot	a ccept 	the
	 audio 	 output 	 of 	 the 	 player, 	 the 	 HDMI 	
de

vice’s 	 audio 	 sound 	 may 	 be 	 distorted 	 or 	
ma

y 	 not 	 output.
	yWhen

	 you 	 use 	 HDMI 	 connection, 	 you 	 can 	
change

	 the 	 resolution 	 for 	 the 	 HDMI 	 output. 	
(R

efer 	 to 	
“R
 esolution 	 Setting”
	
 on 	 page 	 17.)
	yS

elect 	 the 	 type 	 of 	 video 	 output 	 from 	 the 	
HDMI

	 OUT 	 jack 	 using 	 [HDMI 	 \folor 	 Setting] 	
option

	 on 	 the 	 [Setup] 	 menu 	 (see 	 page 	 25).
	y\fhang

ing 	 the 	 resolution 	 when 	 the 	
connec

tion 	 has 	 already 	 been 	 established 	
ma

y 	 result 	 in 	 malfunctions. 	
T
 o 	 solve 	 the 	
pr

oblem, 	 turn 	 off 	 the 	 player 	 and 	 then 	 turn 	 it 	
on

	 again.
	yWhen

	 the 	 HDMI 	 connection 	 with 	 HD\fP 	
is

	 not 	 verified, 	
T
 V 	 screen 	 is 	 changed 	 to 	
black

	 screen. 	 In 	 this 	 case, 	 check 	 the 	 HDMI 	
connec

tion, 	 or 	 disconnect 	 the 	 HDMI 	 cable.
	yI

f 	 there 	 are 	 noises 	 or 	 lines 	 on 	 the 	 screen, 	
please

	 check 	 the 	 HDMI 	 cable 	 (length 	 is 	
generally

	 limited 	 to 	 4.5 	 m(15 	 ft.)).,,Not\b
What is SIMPLINK?
Some	functions	of	this	unit	are	controlled	by	the	TV’s	remote	control	when	this	unit	and	LG	T V’s 	 with 	SIMPLINK	are	connected	t hrough	H DMI	c onnection.
\fontrollable	functions	by	LG	TV’s 	 remote 	 control; 	Play,	Pause,	Scan,	Skip,	Stop,	Power	Off,	etc.
Refer	to	the	TV 	 owner’s 	 manual 	 for 	 the 	 details 	 of 	SIMPLINK	function.
LG	TV’s	 with 	 SIMPLINK 	 function 	 has 	 the 	 logo 	 as 	shown	above.
Depending	on	the	disc	type	or	playing	status,	some
	 SIMPLINK 	 operation 	 may 	 differ 	 from 	 your 	
pur

pose 	 or 	 not 	 work.,,Not\b
Video \fonnection
\fonnect	the	VIDEO 	 OUT 	 jack 	 on 	 the 	 player 	 to 	 the 	video	in	jack	on	the	TV 	 using 	 a 	 video 	 cable. 		You	can	hear	the	sound	through	the	system’s	speakers.
Rear	of	the	unit
T V
Resolution Setting
The	player	provides	several	output	resolutions	for	HDMI	OUT.	You	 can 	 change 	 the 	 resolution 	 using 	[Setup]	menu.
1.	Press	HOME (
n ).
2.
 Use	A/D	to	select	the	[ Setup]	a nd	p ress	E NTER 	(
\b).	The 	 [Setup] 	 menu 	 appears.
3. Use	\f/S	to	select	[DISPLAY ]	option	then	press	D	to	move	to	the	second	level.	
 
						

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4. Use	\f/S	to	select	the	[Resolution]	option	then	press	ENTER	 (\b)	to	move	to	the	third	level.
5.	 Use	\f/S	to	select	the	desired	resolution	then	press	ENTER	(\b)	to	confirm	your	selection.
	yIf
	 your 	TV 	 does 	 not 	 accept 	 the 	 resolution 	y
ou 	 have 	 set 	 on 	 the 	 player, 	 you 	 can 	 set 	
r

esolution 	 to 	 576p 	 as 	 follows:
1.	 Press
	
B	
 to 	 open 	 the 	 disc 	 tray.
2.	 Press
	
Z	
 (STOP) 	 for 	 more 	 than 	 5 	 seconds.
	yWhen

	 you 	 set 	 the 	 resolution 	 to 	 576i 	 with 	
HDMI

	 connection, 	 actual 	 resolution 	 is 	
outputt

ed 	 to 	 576p.
	yI

f 	 you 	 select 	 a 	 resolution 	 manually 	 and 	 then 	
connec

t 	 the 	 HDMI 	 jack 	 to 	
T
 V 	 and 	 your 	
T
 V 	
does

	 not 	 accept 	 it, 	 the 	 resolution 	 setting 	 is 	
set

	 to 	 [Auto].
	yI

f 	 you 	 select 	 a 	 resolution 	 that 	 your 	
T
 V 	
does

	 not 	 accept, 	 the 	 warning 	 message 	
will

	 appear. 	 After 	 resolution 	 change, 	
if

	 you 	 cannot 	 see 	 the 	 screen, 	 please 	
wait

	 20 	 seconds 	 and 	 the 	 resolution 	 will 	
aut

omatically 	 revert 	 back 	 to 	 the 	 previous 	
r

esolution.
	y T

he 	 1080p 	 video 	 output 	 frame 	 rate 	 may 	
be

	 automatically 	 set 	 to 	 either 	 24 	 Hz 	 or 	
50

	 Hz 	 depending 	 both 	 on 	 the 	 capability 	
and

	 preference 	 of 	 the 	 connected 	
T
 V 	 and 	
based

	 on 	 the 	 native 	 video 	 frame 	 rate 	 of 	 the 	
cont

ent 	 on 	 the 	 BD-ROM 	 disc.
	yT

he 	 resolution 	 of 	 the 	
VIDEO
 	 OUT 	 jack 	 is 	
alwa

ys 	 outputted 	 at 	 576i 	 resolution.,,Not\b
Antenna connection
\fonnect	the	supplied	antenna	for	listening	to	the	radio.
Rear	of	the	unit
	yAfter
	 connecting 	 the 	 \bM 	 wire 	 antenna, 	 keep 	it
	 as 	 horizontal 	 as 	 possible. 	 Be 	 sure 	 to 	 fully 	
ex

tend 	 the 	 \bM 	 wire 	 antenna.,,Not\b
 
						

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\fonnections with external 
device 
AUX \fonnection
You	can	enjoy	the	sound	of	your	component	with	the	analogue	audio	output	jacks	from	the	speakers	of	the	system.
\fonnect	the	analogue	audio	output	jacks	of	your	component	into	the	AUX	R/L	(INPUT )	on	this	unit.	And	then	select	the	[AUX]	option	by	pressing	RADIO&INPUT	(P)	and	ENTER	(\b).
You	can	also	use	\bUN\f.	button	on	the	front	panel	to	select	the	input	mode.
Red	White	
Rear	of	the	unit
T o 	 the 	 audio 	 output 	 jacks	
of
	 your 	 component	
( TV,
	
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POR\b. IN \fonnection
You	can	enjoy	the	sound	of	your	portable	audio	player	from	the	speakers	of	the	system.
\fonnect	the	headphones	(or	line	out	)	jack	of	the	portable	audio	player	into	the	PORT.	IN	of	this	unit.	And	then	select	the	[PORTABLE]	option	by	pressing	RADIO&INPUT( P)	and	ENTER	(\b).
You	can	also	use	\bUN\f.	button	on	the	front	panel	to	select	the	input	mode.
MP3	player,	etc	...
OP\bI\fAL IN \fonnection
You	can	enjoy	the	sound	of	your	component	with	the	digital	optical	connection	from	the	speakers	of	the	system.
\fonnect	the	o
ptical	o utput	j ack	o f	y our	c omponent 	into	the	OPTI\fAL	IN	jacks	on	the	unit.	And	then	select	the	[OPTI\fAL	IN]	option	by	pressing	RADIO&INPUT(
P)	and	ENTER	(\b)	Or	press	OPTI\fAL	to	select	directly.
You	can	also	use	\bUN\f.	button	on	the	front	panel	to	select	the	input	mode.
To	the	digital	
optical 	 output 	 jack	
of
	 your 	 component
 
						

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\fonnecting to your 
Home Network
This	player	can	be	connected	to	a	local	area	network	(LAN)	via	the	LAN	port	on	the	rear	panel.		By	connecting	the	unit	to	a	broadband	home	network,	you	have	access	to	services	such	as	software	updates,	BD-Live	interactivity	and	streaming	services.
Wired network connection
Using	a	wired	network	provides	the	best	performance,	because	the	attached	devices	connect	directly	to	the	network	and	are	not	subject	to	radio	frequency	interference.
Please	refer	to	the	documentation	for	your	network	device	for	further	instructions.
\fonnect	the	p layer’s	L AN	p ort	t o	t he	c orresponding 	port	on	your	Modem	or	Router	using	a	commercially	available	LAN	or	Ethernet	cable.
	yWhen
	 plugging 	 or 	 unplugging 	 the 	 LAN 	cable
, 	 hold 	 the 	 plug 	 portion 	 of 	 the 	 cable. 	
When

	 unplugging, 	 do 	 not 	 pull 	 on 	 the 	 LAN 	
cable

	 but 	 unplug 	 while 	 pressing 	 down 	 on 	
the

	 lock.
	yD

o 	 not 	 connect 	 a 	 modular 	 phone 	 cable 	 to 	
the

	 LAN 	 port.
	ySince

	 there 	 are 	 various 	 connection 	
configurations

, 	 please 	 follow 	 the 	
specifications

	 of 	 your 	 telecommunication 	
car

rier 	 or 	 internet 	 service 	 provider.
	yI

f 	 you 	 want 	 to 	 access 	 content 	 from 	 DLNA 	
ser

vers, 	 this 	 player 	 must 	 be 	 connected 	 to 	
the

	 same 	 local 	 area 	 network 	 with 	 them 	 via 	 a 	
r

outer.,,Not\b
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Broadband 	 	
service
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