Coby DVD-207 User manual

STANDBY

ANGLE OSD MUTE

TITLE

SUB

TITLE

PBC

AUDIO

GOTO

SETUP

PRO-

GRAM REPEAT A-B

ZOOM RETURN

ENTER VOL+

SLOW STEP VOL-

CLEAR

12 13

2425

1. STANDBY button

2. TITLE button

3. SUBTITLE button

4. MENU PBC button

5. AUDIO button

6. GOTO button

7. PROGRAM button

8. SETUP button

9. CURSOR buttons

10. SLOW button

11. PLAY/PAUSE button

12. STOP button

13. FF/REW buttons

14. STEP button

15. VOLUME buttons

16. ENTER button

17. RETURN button

18. ZOOM button

19. A-B button

20. REPEAT button

21. CLEAR button

22. NUMERIC buttons

23. MUTE button

24. OSD button

25. ANGLE button

ENTER

STANDBY

ANGLE OSD MUTE

TITLE

SUB

TITLE

PBC

AUDIO

GOTO

SETUP

PRO-

GRAM REPEAT A-B

ZOOM PSCAN

ENTER VOL+

SLOW STEP VOL-

CLEAR

Remain

Remain Time

top

OSD

SLOW

PBC

TITLE

Elapsed

Elapsed Time

Elapsed

Elapsed Time

ENTER

CLEAR

MUTE

GOTO

ENTER

A-B

REPEAT

ANGLE

SUB

TITLE

AUDIO

VOL+

VOL-

ZOOM

SETUP

PRO-

GRAM

ENTER

CLEAR

PRO-

GRAM

ENTER

STEP

RETURN

SETUP ZOOM

ENTER VOL+

SLOW STEP VOL-

CLEAR

SETUP

ENTER

SETUP

ENTER

SETUP

ENTER

SETUP

ENTER

SETUP

ENTER

SETUP

ENTER

SETUP

ENTER

Neither single track nor mp3 disc can

SPDIF/RAW

When digital output is not in use, it is

recommended to turn it OFF to minimize

circuit interference.

Move the cursor to the PASSWORD prompt

and press ENTER. Input the password 8888

if this is your first use. After confirmation, you

will be required to input a new 4 digit pass

code. After entering your new pass code, press

ENTER to confirm.

WARNING: Please keep a copy of the new

pass code in a safe place, otherwise you will

not be able to change the Parental Control.

Please remember your Password,as the DEFAULT

setting will revert everything BUT the PASSWORD

to the factory defaults.

You can choose to have the ANGLE MARK

function ON or OFF. In the ON mode, an ICON

will display on the screen when a disc has multiple

angle shots available for viewing. Press ANGLE

on the remote to enjoy these scenes.

This function allows you to change the player back

to the factory default settings. All settings will be

changed back to the original settings. If you have

changed the default PASSWORD of 8888, this will

not revert.

CLEAR

confirm. Press again to cancel.

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