Karaoke on Demand Jukebox
With Disc Capturing
KOD-800
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Warnings, Cautions and OOtthheerrss
Mises en garde, pprreeccaauuttiioonnss eett iinnddiiccaattiioonnss ddiivveerrsseess
For Canada//Pourr lle Canada
CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK,
MATCH WIDE BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
SLOT,ANND FULLY INSERT.
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC
ATTENTION: POUR EVITER LES CHOCS
SHOCK.
ELECTRIQUES, INTRODUIRE LA LAME LA PLUS
LARGE DE LA FICHE DANS LA BORNE
CORRESSPONDAANNTE DE LA PRISE ET POUSSER
JUSQUAU FOND.
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).
The lightning flash with aarrrroowwhheeaadd ssyymmbbooll,, wwiitthhiinn
equilateral triangle is iinntteennddeedd ttoo aalleerrtt tthhee uusseerr ttoo ee
presencce of uninsulated dangerous voltaagithin he
producct's enclosure that may bbee ooff ssuuffffiicciieenntt mmaaggnnuuddee tt
constituute a risk of electric shock ttoo ppeerrssoonnss
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intended to alert the user ttoo tthhee pprreesseennooff t
operating and maintenance ((sseerrvviicciinngg))
literature accompanying the aapppplliiaannccee..
For Caanada//Pourr lle Canada
THIS DIGITAL APPARATUS DOOES NOT EEXCEED
THE CLASS B LIMITS FOR RADIO NOISE
EMISSIONNS FORRM DIGIITAL AAPPARAATUS AS SET
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CAUTION
OUT IN THE INTERFERENCE-CAUSING
IPMENT STANDARD ENTITLED DIGITAL
To reduce the risk of electrical shocks, fir
1.Do not remove screws, screws, c
2.Do not expose this appliance to
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RATUS, ICES-003 OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
MUNICATS. CET APPAAREIL NUMMERIQUE
EECTE LES LIMITES DE BRUITS RADIO
TRIQUES PPLICABLES AUX APPAREILS
ERIQUES DE CLASSE B PRESCRITES DANS
OSUR LE MATERIEL BROUILLEUR:
AS NUMERIQUES , NMB-003 EDICTEE
LE MTRE DEES COMMUNICATIONS.
FCC INFORMATION ((U.S.
1.This equipment has been test
comply with the limits for a Cl
pursuant to part 15 of the FC
are designed to provide reas
against harmful interference
installlation.
This equipment generates
radio frequency energy a
used in accordance with
cause harmful interfere
communnicatiions. HHow
that interference will n
installation. If this equi
interferrence to radio or t
can be determined by turtt
and on, the user is encouraccoorrrreecc
interfeerence by one or more ollloowwiinngg
measuures:
Reorient or relocate the re
Increase the separation betwe
and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outleett oonn aa cciirrccuuiitt
different from that to which the receiver is
connected. Consult the dealer or an eexxppeerriieenncceedd
radio/TV technician for help.
ect the electricall pplluugg ttoo sshhuutt ooffff ppoowweerr
ly. The POWER on tthhee uunniitt iiss nnoott ooffff ffrroomm tthhee
lug wheenn tthhee PPOOWWEERR bbuuttttoonn oonn tthhee ffrroonntt
essed in.
PORTANT FOR LASER PODUCTS
LASER PRODUCT
laseerr radiaationn when open and
eeaated. AAvoid direct exposure to
3. CATION: Do not open the top cover. There are nnoo
user service able parts inside the uunniitt.. LLeeaavvee aallll
servicing to qualified service personneell..
4. REPRODUCTION OF LABEL: CAUTION LABEL,
PLACED INSIDE THE UNIT.
2.IMPORTANT: When connecting this product to
accessories and/or another product use only hhiigghh
quality shielded cables. Cable(s) supplied with
this product MUST be used. Follow all iinnssttaallllaattiioonn
instructions. Failure to follow instructions could
void your FCC authorization to use proodduucctt iinn tthhee
U. S. A.
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18. Overlloading
Important Safety instructions
Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords, oorr iinntteeggrraall
convenience receptacles as this can result iin aa rriisskk ooff ffiirree oorr
electrric shock.
1. Read These Instructions.
2. Keep These Instructions.
3. Heed All Warnings.
19. Objeect and Liiquid EEntry
Never push objects of any kind into this pprroodduucctt tthhrroouugghh
openings as they may touch dangerous vvoollttaaggee ppooiinnttss oorr
shortt-outt parts that could result in a fire or electric sshhoocckk..
Never spill liquid of any kind oonn tthhee pprroodduucctt..
4. Follow All Instructions.
5. Do not use this product near water.
6. Clean only with dry cloth.
7. Do not block any ventilationn openings.
20. Replaccement Parts
When replacement parts are required, be sure tthhee sseerrvviiccee
technician has used replacement parts specified bbyy tthhee
manufaccturer or have the same characteristics as the
original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result iin ffiirree,,
electtric shock, or other hazards.
8. Do not install near any heat sources ssuucchh aass rraaddiiaattoorrss,, hheeaatt
registerr, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that
producce heat.
9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarizzeedd rr
groundding-ttype pllug. AA ppolariized plug has two blades wh on
wider than the other. A grounding ttyyppee pplluugg hhss ttwwbbllaaeess aanndd
third groounding prong. The wide blade or the hird onare
provided for your safety. If the provided plug des tt ttoo
your outlet, consult an electrician for replacemnn
obsoleete outlet.
21. Safeety Check
Upon completion of any service or repairs tto tthhiiss pprroodduucctt,,
ask the service technician to perform safety checks to
determinee that the product is in proper operating ccoonnddiittiioonn..
22.Wall or Ceiling Mounting
The product should be mounted to a wall or ceiling only as
recommended by the manufacturer. Any mounting ooff tthhee
product should follow the manufacturer instructions, and
hould use a mounting accessory recommended bbyy tthhee
anufaccturer.
10. Proteect the power cord from being walked on
particularly at plugs, convenience receptacle
where they exit from the apparatus.
11. Only use attachments and accesso
manufaccturer.
et locatiion maarrking
pparatus snot be exposed to drippiinngg oorr ssppllaasshhiinngg aanndd
o objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed
n tpparatus.
12. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod
or table specified by the manufactur
with the apparatus. When a cart is u
caution when moving the cart. Appa
combination to avoid injury from tip
Outddnnttenna Grounding
n outsntenna oable system is connected ttoo tthhee
uct, e the antenna or cable system iiss ggrroouunnddeedd ssoo
prode se protection against voltage ssuurrggeess aanndd
up atic charges. Article 810 of tthe NNaattiioonnaall EElleeccttrriiccaall
,, NSII/NFPA 70,, provides information with regard tto
er grounding of the mast and supporting ssttrruuccttuurree,,
dinng of the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit,
grounding conductors, location of antenna ddiisscchhaarrggee
nection to grounding electrodes, and rreeqquuiirreemmeennttss
ndiing electrode. Seee figuure below.
13. Unplug this apparatus during lig
long period of time.
14. Referr all servicing ttoo qquuaalliiffiiee
is required when the appara
way, such aas power-supply
has been spilled or objects h
the apparatus has been exp
not operate normally, or has
15. This product should be operated ype of
sourcce indicated on the marking labaarree nnoott ssuu
the type of power supply to your home, coonnssuulltt yy
dealer or local power company. Fo
operatee from battery power, or ot
operating instructions.
16. Proteective AAttachmment Plug
The product is equipped with an attachment pplluugg hhaavviinngg
overload protection. This is a safety feature. See Instruction
Manual for replacement or resetting of protective devicee.. IIf
replacement of the plug is required, be ssuurree tthhee sseerrvviiccee
technician has used a replacement plug ssppeecciiffiieedd bbyy tthhee
manufactturer that has the same overload protection as tthhee
originnal plug.
17. Powwer Lines
An outside antenna system should not be llooccaatteedd iinn tthhee
vicinity of overhead power lines or other eelleecctric lliigghhtt oorr
power circuits, or where it can fall into such ppoowweerr lliinneess oorr
circuuits.. When installing an outside antenna system, eexxttrreemmee
care should be taken to keep from touching ssuucchh ppoowweerr lliinneess
or circuits as contact with them might be fatal.
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BEFORE OPERATION
Note
Included Accessories
-Any disc that is not listed, will cause the player
to display NO DISC in the DISPLAY WINDOW.
Future media and disc formats maybe be
supported with firmware upgrade, when
available.
Please check to see that you have all of the following
accessories supply to you. If anything is missing, please
contact your dealer immediately.
-Dirty, scratched, warped or defective discs may
cause a considerable time delay during the
loading and reading of te disc. In extreme cases,
this may render the disc completely unreadable
by the player.
*RCA Audio/Video Cable (Yellow/Red/White)
*Full Function Remote Control
*Guest Remote Control
*User’s Manual
*Rack-mount kit
*Warranty Card
Video Signal Formats
This player also accommodates NTSC and PAL
color systems, with automatic detection and
override settings.
About this manual
The display window information and On Screen Display
(OSD) menu items are all in upper case letters.
Digital Audio Formats
This player accommodates 5.1 Channels while
playing DVD.
Precautions
Notes on Power Cord
*Unplug the unit from the wall outlet if you are gone for
a long period of time.
*When you are removing the player from the wall
outlet, always pull the plug, not the cord.
*Do NOT unplug the power cord with a wet hand.
Note
-Depending on the AUDIO SETUP> SPDIF
settings digital audio signals may not be output
as they are recorded on the disc.
-On some DVD’s, the player starts playback
automatically after inserting the disc, regardless
whether or not PLAY BACK CONTROL is on or off.
-The images that are poor, noisy or grainy are
due to actual defects on the disc itself.
-Some functions may not be possible on all discs
as described in this manual.
Avoid High Temperatures
*Do not expose the player to direct sunlight or near any
heating device.
Notes on Installation
*Select a place where the unit will be level, dry and not
too cold or too hot.
Handling and Cleaning of Discs
*Do not use the unit on it’s side or where vibrations are
present. (e.g. Subwoofer)
*Leave sufficient distance between the TV and unit.
*Do not leave heavy objects on top of unit.
Handling
-At anytime, when handling discs, always hold
them from their edges and/or by the circle in the
center.
-NEVER write on the any surface of the disc for it
maybe render the disc unreadable.
-Store discs in a clean and dry environment.
Storing CD’s vertically will also help prevent
warping.
Prevent Malfunction of Unit
*This unit is not user-serviceable. If the unit no longer
functions, unplug from it wall outlet and contact the
manufacture.
-After use, insert CD into jacket or case to
minimize wear and tear. DO NOT stack CDs on top
of one another.
-Do not bend or press the disc. Do not expose the
disc to direct sunlight.
Playable & Recordable Media
This unit supports the following formats:
-DVD, Video CD, Video CD 2.0
-CD+Graphics, Audio CD
-Mp3, WMA, JPEG, MPEG
Above media is playable on the following type of discs:
-DVD R, DVD RW, DVD R DL, DVD DL
-CD-R, CD-RW
Cleaning
-Wipe the discs from time to time using a soft
cloth. Always wipe from the center towards the
edges. NOT in circular motions.
The following media can be recorded to the discs
above:
CD+G, Video CD, CD-Audio.
-DO NOT clean with any other cleaning solution,
unless it is specifically made for disc cleaning.
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FEATURE
ALL IN ONE KARAOKE PLAYER
-Karaoke on demand jukebox
-DVD/VCD player with digital outputs
-Karaoke pitch adjustment
-Audio mixing function
MULTI-FUNCTION
-Integration of DVD and karaoke functions in a single unit
-Compatible with MPEGI, MPGII, CD+G
-Compatible with DVD, CD+G, VCD, CD, MP3, JPEG pictures, CD R/RW, DVD R/RW disc
-Record CD+G, VCD and Audio CD into built-in hard drive
EASY TO USE KARAOKE FUNCTIONS
-Efficient song ordering through on screen display even without songbooks
-Up to 80 songs could be added to the song list
-Searching songs by song name or artist
-Easy to add or delete songs using remote control
EFFICIENT PLAYBACK FUNCTIONS
-Random play of all songs stored in the hard disc
-Play reserved songs repeatedly by pushing one button
-Quick access to favorite songs with “my favorite” feature
OUTSTANDING AUDIO/VIDEO PERFORMANCE
-Built-in 5.1 Channel decoder and optical/coaxial digital output allows the high quality
sound effects.
-High quality MPEGII audio and video coding technology produce more than 500 lines
horizontal resolution.
-Built-in microphone mixer and echo control transmits desired sound effects
VARIOUS STANDBY MODES
Useful commercial use of standby modes such as advertising, screen saver and random
play. Also support commercial jukebox with billy feature. Sold separately.
MULTILINGUAL
Support (Chinese/English) on menu navigation and (Chinese/English/Japanese) lyrics
FULLY FUNCTIONAL REMOTE
Full-function, large-keys, glow-in-dark karaoke remote control
HIGH COMPATIBILITY HARD DISK
Unlimited storage and upgrade by optional plug & plays high capacity hard disk
MULTI-VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY
This unit can operate on 100-240 voltages.
ELECTRICITY SAVING
On-screen protection along with hard disk electricity saving feature to extend service
life.
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FULL FUNCTION REMOTE CONTROL
DESCRIPTION: Full function remote control has record/edit/delete
song functions.
1)VOCAL GUIDE
2)KEYPAD
3)CLEAN /DELETE
4)STOP
5)PLAY/PAUSE
6)BACK
7)MENU
8)ENTER
9)DISPLAY
10)CLEAR
11)RETURN
12)TENS DIGIT
13)TITLE
14)SLOW MOTION
15)SUBTITLE
16)ANGLE
17)GOTO
18)LETTER INPUT
19)TV SYSTEM
20)SETUP
21)ON/OFF
22)MUSIC VOLUME
23)KEY CHANGER
24)ADD TO BOTTOM QUEUE
25)MUTE
26)INSERT TO TOP QUEUE
27)NEXT
28)MIC VOLUME
FAVORITE
29)STORE TO FAVORITE
30)ECHO CONTROL
31)FAST FORWARD/ REVERSE
32)EDIT
33)A-B/REPEAT
34)CAPS
35)RECORD
CAPS
NOTE:
LG-75
1)Insert AA batteries by matching the + and -
ends on the batteries to the correct position in
the slot.
2) When using the remote, point it at the remote
sensor within effective transmission range. (Up to
seven meters and sixty degree)
3) If the remote is not used for an extended period of
time, remove the batteries to avoid possible
damage from battery leakage and corrosion.
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SECONDARY/GUEST REMOTE CONTROL
DESCRIPTION: This remote is for guest use. It can’t not record/delete
songs or change setting.
1) POWER ON/OFF
2) SAVE SONGS INTO “MY FAVORITES”
1
4
2
4
8
3
6
1
2
FOLDER
3) STOP
4) INSERT SONG TO SONG QUEUE.
YOU CAN INSERT BY THE SONG NUMBER,
CATALOG OR “ MY FAVORITES”
STORE
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5) CLEAR WHAT YOU INPUT
7
9
3
4
5
6) PAUSE AND PLAY
7) FAST FORWARD OR FAST BACKWARD
8) GUIDE VOCAL
INSERT
CLEAR
ENTER
9) MALE KEY CHANGER*
10) KEY CONTROLLER
11) FEMALE KEY CHANGER*
12) SETUP
0
15
16
MENU
LIST
PG.UP
PG.DN
13) NUMBER KEYS
6
7
14) ENTER
15) MENU
16) PAGE UP/DOWN KEY
17) DISPLAYS SONG QUEUE
18) MUSIC VOLUME
19) MIC. VOLUME
VOCAL
8
9
17
20) ECHO EFFECT
MALE
18
19
*Will only work when
song has appropriates
setting.
MIC
MUSIC
KEY
10
11
FEMALE
ECHO
SETUP
12
20
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FRONT/REAR PANEL VIEW
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1) STANDBY INDICATOR
2) LED DISPLAY WINDOW
3) DISC TRAY
HNEL AUDIOUTPUT
: COECT TO FRONT LEFT SPEAKER
COCT TO FRONT RIGHT SPEAKER
NECT TO SURROUND LEFT SPEAKER
NECT TO SURROUND RIGHT SPEAKER
-CONNECT TO CENTER SPEAKER
ECT TO SUBWOOFER SPEAKER
OMPONENT
4) OPEN/CLOSE
5) MIC. 1 VOLUME
6) MIC. 1 INPUT
7) MIC. 2 VOLUME
8) MIC. 2 INPUT
9) PLAY
TAL OUT - COAXIAL
O OUT - RCA
10) ON/OFF
11) STOP
OUT - S-VIDEO
12) PREVIOUS
O OUT - OPTICAL
13) NEXT
LY SUPPORT ACESONIC
COMMERCIAL KARAOKE JUKEBOX WITH
BILLING FEATURE. SOLD SEPARATELY.
14) PAUSE
15) PORTABLE HARD DISK TRAY
LED INDICATOR
Disc format: SVCD DVD PBC MP3
Current TV system settings NTSC/PAL
System playback mode- DVD/KARAOKE
Current playback time
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INSTALLATION
1)Turn of all power before installation.
2) S-Video, RCA or Component can be used for video out. Used Component cables for best
picture quality.
3) SPDIF (coaxial/optical) or RCA can be used for audio out.
*Optical audio output may not work with some karaoke features.
4) Check to see if your TV is PAL or NTSC. Use main function remote to set player to the same
format or you can set it to auto.
5) If you have a wide screen TV, set the TV type to 16:9. Traditional TV are set to 4:3 LB or 4:3
PN.
TV CONNECTION
- When you connect the component with
the following Diagram, set Digital Out
to “ANALOG”
- You can select either S-VIDEO or Y Cr Cb
or Video connector codes.
1)Connect from the player video out to the TV video in using RCA, S-Vide or Component.
2) Connect from the player audio out to the TV audio in using RCA or SPDIF (coaxial/opitcial)
*Some karaoke sound feature might be disabled when you are using optical out.
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AMPLIFIER INSTALLATION
AMPLIFIER (STEREO) CONNECTION
When you connect the player with the
following Diagram set “Digital Out” to
“ANALOG”.
AMPLIFIER (ACCNECTION
-When you connect the player with the following
diagram, set "Digital Out" to "SPDIF/RAW”.
- If your amplifier does not have built-in AC3/DTS
decoder, set “Digital Out” to “SPDIF/PCM”.
-You can select either Optical or Coaxial to connect the
player.
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AMPLIFIER INSTALLATION
AMPLIFIER (5.1 CHANNEL) CONNECTION
When you connect the player with the following
diagram, set "Digital Out” to “Analog”.
LEFT:
RIGHT:
SL:
AUDIO OUT FRONT LEFT CONNECTOR
AUDIO OUT FRONT RIGHT CONNECTOR
AUDIO OUT SURROUND LEFT CONNECTOR
SR: AUDIO OUT SURROUND RIGHT CONNECTOR
CENTER: AUDIO OUT CENTER CONNECTOR
SW: SUBWOOFER
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BASIC OPERATION
PAUSE
PLAYING DISCS
1) Connect the power cord into the player and
power outlet.
2) Switch the power button on the rear panel
to the “ON” position.
3) Press the power button on the front panel
to turn on the player.
1)Press
to pause playback; press it
again to resume the playback.
2)If a CD is set on pause mode over 20
minutes, the player automatically stops
the disc playback. In order to resume the
Playback, press the PLAY button.
It takes about 1-2 minutes to lo
database before the machine is
4) Press
tray.
on the front pa
SPLAY
5) Place a disc on the disc t
label side facing up.
6) Press
Playback.
7) Press
on the front pa
to end the play
8) Remove the disc and tu
playing a disc, press
the playback mode on the screen.
it again to cancel the display.
button to
Note:
Press
DVD disc.
twice to stop
OONTROL
COLOR TV SETU
Switch the color system c
to your TV.
If the color system of the TV is NTSC, press the
button to set the player to “NTSC”. If it is
PAL, set the color system to “PAL”. If your TV
complies with both NTSC and PAL color
system, set your TV to “AUTO”.
Use the volume knob on the amplifier or on
the TV to adjust audio volume. Press the +
button to increase the volume or - button to
decrease the volume.
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BASIC OPERATION
USING A DVD MENU
CDG & PBC PLAYBACK
If your CDG or VCD 2.0 disc is programmed
with PBC feature, you can access the menu
to select.
Some DVD discs have title/chapter menu.
When the playback starts, a Title/Chapter
menu appears on the screen. You can use the
numeric buttons or arrow buttons to select the
desired title or chapter.
Ex:Playing VCD 2.0 disc
1)Press
appears on the TV screen.
and wait till the main menu
Ex. Selecting Track 13
1) Press +10 and then 3 buttons.
2)Use
button to turn the pages
if a sub-menu is available.
3)Press numeric buttons to start playback
of the desired song.
4)Press
to go to the main menu.
2) Or move the highlight to Track 13 using
arrow buttons and press
PLAYING A TITLE/CHAPTER
1)You can select a desired Title/Chapter
from the disc menu or use numeric
buttons to directly input the title/chapter
number.
to select.
2)If the entry number is smaller than 10,
press the number directly.
3)Press
4)Press
to return to the previous menu.
to return to the main menu,
Press again to return to previous playback
position.
3)If the entry number is bigger than 10,
press
and then numeric button for
the last digit. In the example, the entry
will start playing track 13.
5)If the disc has a multilayer menu, you can
press
to return to the top menu.
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ADVANCED OPERATION
MUTE
SETTING AUDIO OUTPUT
When playing discs, you can silence the
sound with this feature.
You can set various audio languages when
playing a DVD or SVCD with programmed
multilingual feature.
1)Mute
In order to silence the audio output of the
player, press
You can select left/right channel audio output
or stereo audio output when playing VCD or
CD with programmed multi-channel feature.
. The word “Mute” will
appear the on the screen indicating that it
has been mute
2)Resume
In order to turn the audio back on,press
the
control buttons.
Button again or the volume
When playing DVD discs, press
then the screen will display:
button
FAST FORWARD*
You can locate a particular point on a disc
quicky by using fast forward or fast reverse
feature.
1)During playback, press
forward the pictures.
to fast-
2)Each time you press the button;
the playback speed will change as follows:
FF x 02 → FF x 04 → FF x 08 → FF x 20 → NORMAL
The player outputs an audio language
depending on the type of discs.
FAST REVERSE*
When playing SVCD discs, press
button then the screen will display:
1)During the playback, press
fast reverse the pictures.
to
2)Each time you press the
button,
the playback speed will change as
follows:
When playing VCD and CD discs, press
button the screen will display:
FR x 02 → FR x 04 → FR x 08 → FR x 20 → NORMAL
AUDIO: LEFT
AUDIO: RIGHT
AUDIO: STEREO
3)When playing CD’s, press
fast forward mode, press
fast reverse mode and press
return to normal mode.
to enter
to enter
to
When playing bilingual films, press
button to select the desired language.
*Fast forward & Fast Reverse do not support
CDG playback.
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ADVANCED OPERATION
SLOW SCAN
SETTING SUBTITLE
1)During playback, press
the pictures.
to slow scan
button, the
You can press
languages for the on-screen display when
playing DVD or SVCD discs.
to set various
2)Each time you press the
playback speed will change as follows:
This function will work only with the discs
that are programmed with language
selections. Some discs don’t have this
feature or the language selections.
SLOW 1/2 → SLOW 1/3 → SLOW 1/4 → SLOW 1/5
→ SLOW 1/6 → SLOW 1/7 → NORMAL(normal speed)
3)Press
to return back to normal mode.
SETTING ANGLES
REPEAT PLAY
With DVD on which various angles for a
scene are recorded, you can select the
desired angle. The TV screen will display
the icon, then you can press
change to another angle.
When playing DVD/VCD discs, you can use this
feature to play a specific track/title/chapter/all
repeatedly. You can also set specific points to
start the repeat play.
to
1)During playback, each time you press
The TV screen will display:
REPEAT: OFF
REPEAT: CHAPTER
REPEAT: TITLE
In order to change to other angles,
press again to select “2/3” or “3/3”.
2)Press
button twice till the screen
displays “REPEAT: OFF”.
3)When playing SVCD and VCD discs, press the
button to switch between “REPEAT:
ONE” and “REPEAT: ALL” mode.
“REPEAT: ONE” repeat a single track while
“REPEAT: ALL” repeat the whole CD.
4)To play a specific portion repeatedly, press
the
button to set the starting point.
When you reach the ending point, press the
button again to set the ending point.
A-B Repeat can be started at anytime during
playback. The disc will play the specified
portion repeatedly.
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ADVANCED OPERATION
SEARCH BY TIME
PLAYING MULTI FORMAT DISC
You can enter a specific time and set the
player to start from the selected time.
When you load a disc with JPG or MPG files,
the player will read the disc and display:
Below is what you see when you select “Play
CD Photo”. You can press ENTER to go to
the file directory.
Press
, then use the arrow buttons to
highlight. Press the numeric buttons to enter
the desire chapter/title number and time.
Press ENTER to input the information and start
playback from the selected time.
When playing SVCD, VCD and CD, you can only
select track and time.
PLAYING Mp3
Use the arrow buttons to select the desire
file and press ENTER to enlarge the selected
picture.
When you load a Mp3 disc, the TV screen will
display:
Press
previous or the next file. In order to return
to the main menu, press
buttons to open the
.
If the files in your disc are MPG format,
select PLAY CD AUDIO/VIDEO. After loading
the disc, follow the above examples to play
the disc.
Press the ENTER button, then the TV screen
will display:
Use the arrow buttons on the remote to
browse each folder and title of the Mp3 file
folders.
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SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS
VIDEO
In DVD playback mode, you can set the
following functions to obtain the best
performance.
This player has built-in S-video and
component connection. Choose either one to
connect the component. If your TV only has an
S-video connector, set it to “S-VIDEO”
connections. If your TV has a component
connector, select “COMPONENT”.
TV TYPE
4:3 PAN SCAN
1)SYSTEM SETUP
The menu is displayed as follows:
When displaying a wide picture, the screen
displays in 4:3 ratio and cuts off the portions
that do not fit.
4:3 LETTER BOX
If your TV is not wide-screen. The screen
displays with black bands on the upper and
lower portions when displaying a wide picture.
16:9 WIDE SCREEN
Select this when you connect a wide-screen TV
to the player.
PASSWORD*
You can set a password to the player. If the
player has registered a password, you have to
enter your password in order to change the
rating level.. You will not be able to
record/delete/edit songs if the password
protection is set.
TV SETUP
RATING
If the TV color system is NTSC, set the player
to “NTSC”. If it is PAL, change the color system
to “PAL60” or “PAL”.
The feature is a rating limit system, like movie
ratings. You can set three ratings for the discs
encoded with rating information- “NO ADULT”
“KID SAFE” and “VIEW ALL”.
If your TV complies with both NTSC and PAL
color system, set your TV to “AUTO”.
DEFAULTS
Use the default feature to restore all options
to the factory defaults, but password and
rating settings are not effected.
SCREEN SAVER
The screen will enter sleeping mode when the
player is not in use for a period of time.
*Please remember your password. We will not
able to retrieve if afterward.
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SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS
MICROPHONE SETUP
This feature can control the microphone
performance.
2)LANGUAGE SETUP
OSD LANGUAGE
You can set various OSD languages. There
are two language selections; the default is
English. This setup will change the OSD
language both in DVD and karaoke mode.
ECHO
You can set the echo delay time with this
feature or press ECHO button on the
remote.
AUDIO LANGUAGE
Some discs are recorded with different
audio languages. You can set your
preferred audio language here.
SUBTITLE LANGUAGE
Some discs are recorded with different
subtitle languages. You can select the
desire subtitle language here.
MIC. VOLUME
This feature is used to control the
microphone volume or you can press MIC.
On the remote.
DVD MENU LANGUAGE
Some multilingual discs have disc menus in
several languages. This setting can select
language to be displayed on the DVD
menu.
3)AUDIO SETUP.
ANALOG
You can select from three options. If you
want to use 5.1- channel audio output to
connect your amplifier, set the player to
“ANALOG”.
KEY
This feature is used to set the music key
or you can press to raise or lower the
key.
If you use 5.1 CH amplifiers with optical or
coaxial connectors, you can set the player
to “SPDI/RAW”.
If you want to use stereo amplifies with
optical or coaxial connectors, set the
player to “SPDIF/PCM”.
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SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS
5) DIGITAL SETUP
4)SPEAKER SETUP
OP MODE
DOWN MIX:
LINE OUT: Compresses the output signal.
RF REMOD: Output signal is not
compressed.
LT/RT: When playing discs with PROLOGIC
Dolby stereo effects, you can select this
output mode to enjoy live sounds of which
you can hear in the theater.
STEREO: When you play 5.1 channel discs,
the left/rigth connectors projects the audio
output of the front channels. When playing
other general discs, the audio output is
stereo.
DYNAMIC RANGE
If the output mode is set to
“Line OUTPUT”, you can adjust the
compression rate to get the best sound
effects.
VSS: When you play 5.1 discs, this setting
will mix the surround audio outputs to front
channels to simulate the surround effects.
L+R
This will only work with mix mode when you
play 5.1 channel DVD discs.
OFF: Select this mode in order to use 5.1-
channel amplifier.
NOTE
SUBWOOFER
This feature can open/close the subwoofer
outputs.
You can only set the player to Digital
Output when playing 5.1 channel DVD
discs. Karaoke mode not supported.
BASS
This feature can set your speaker type:
ALL LG SPK
ALL SM SPK
MIXED SPK
CENTER DELAY TIME
You can set from 0~5 ms. Each ms equals to
34 cm.
DF refers to the distance between you and
the central speaker.
CENTRAL DELAY = (DF-DC)/34
SURROUND DELAY TIME
You can set from 0~15ms. Each ms equals to
34 cm. The formula of Surround Delay is the
same to that of Central Delay. This setting
gives each unit 3ms. You can get a close
figure to the delay calculation outcome.
NOTE
You have to turn off DOWNMIX mode in order
to turn on Center Delay and Surround Delay.
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BASIC KARAOKE OPERATION
GETTING STARTED
1) Make sure the disc tray is empty. If not,
remove the disc.
2) Connect microphones to the into jacks on
the front panel. You can use two
microphones with this player to enjoy
karaoke fun.
3) If this is your first time using this player,
please use the volume control buttons to
Adust to an adequate volume level.
CLEAN
If you input a wrong number entry, press
button to delete the last digit entered.
RENEW
During playback, you can press
button to
replay the current song from the beginning.
DISPLAYING PLAY LIST
You can press to show the play list. If
the number of reserved songs exceed five,
press
page.
to display the next or previous
CANCELING A SONG FROM THE
PLAY LIST
1) Press
to show the play list.
2) Use the arrow buttons to highlight the
undesired song.
SELECTING A SONG
1) By Song Number
3) Press
list.
to delete the song from the play
Press the song number from songbook and
Press
or
.
SKIPPING A SONG
If you don’t like the current song, you can
2)By Song Title
Press once to show the index and use
the numeral buttons or arrow buttons to
press
play list.
to skip to the next song on the
select the desired item, then press
or
.
STOPPING A SONG
Press
play discs hereafter. You can press
button or restart playback of the reserved
songs
to stop karaoke playback. You can
or
3)By Artist
Press
twice to show the index and use
the numeral buttons or arrow buttons to
select the desired item, then press
or
.
4) press to start playing song.
SETTING A PRIORITY SONG
1) Follow the song selection steps to select a
desired song, then press instead of
or button to set this song on the top
of the play list.
2) Press
and all the songs on the play list
will show on the screen. Use the arrow
buttons to select the desired song, then
press the button to set this song to be
displayed next in or er.
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BASIC KARAOKE OPERATION
SETTING MICROPHONE ECHO
PAUSE
Sound effects are adjustable using ECHO
button. Adjust the microphone echo level
according to your preference. Eight levels
can be selected to adjust microphone
echo effects. Level 0 for no echo effect
and level 8 for the strongest echo effects.
Press
button to pause the current
playback, press again to resume the
playback.
AUTO PLAY
When no disc is in the player and the player is
at it’s main menu, you can press the
ADJUSTING PITCH
button to start auto-play. All the songs in the
H.D.D. will be played in a random order. If you
want to end random play mode, press
button or input song numbers.
If the song is pitched too high or too low
for your voice, you can press key button to
set the playback to a lower or higher pitch.
*Random play mode is useful for singing
competition, demonstration or background
music display. You can turn off random play in
setup.
MUTE
When playing discs, you can shut off the audio
output by pressing the
button. In order
to resume the audio output, press the
button again.
MULTI-CHANNEL
Press button to switch from different
audio output channels to meet your demands.
AUDIO: VOCAL
AUDIO: KARAOKE
AUDIO: MIDI(NOTE: Min. Melody VOL.)
AUDIO: MELODY(NOTE: Melody VOL.)
This function only works when your disc has
multi sound tracks.
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ADVANCED KARAOKE OPERATION
Edit song files that were executed Quick
self-record
RECORDING SONGS ONE BY ONE
The steps below showed how you can record songs
one by one from a VCD or CDG to the hard drive.
1) Please make sure there was no disc in
the player and no songs in the queue.
Then input the song numbers (8000-
9999 which you just recorded on the
1) Place the disc with your desired songs into the
disc tray.
2) Play the song you want to record and press
Previous step) and press the
2) Follow instructions on screen then you
can edit the song numbers, song
directory and song title to your wanted
menu.
key.
anytime during playback. Press
the current song.
to record
3) Follow the on screen instructions using numeral
buttons to assign a new song number for t
recording song.(example. # 1001 for e song
JADED)
4) When the system requests for a ph ostoage
use the numeral or arrow buttons tcalohe
recording songs by language and ah
of the song title.(Example. \English
Song JADED)
3) After editing, press
key to save.
4) Repeat step 1-3 until all the songs are
named.
Note:
After changing song numbers, the original
number will be empty numbers. If you execute
Quick self-record and numbers exceed 9999, the
layer will search empty numbers from 8000 as
w song numbers.
5) When the system requests for a son
press
CAPS
button to select a desire
and then use the symbol tab
input the song title. Press
LETING SONGS/FILMS FROM H.D.D
Make suthe play list is empty.
Input the song number of undesired
done inputting the title of th
6) Use numeral buttons to cata
songs by singer’s gender or
the song as is. When the re
the screen display will retu
7) Remove the disc from the t
shows “NO DISC”, then you
selection.
ss, and then ess
.
Rto on-screen displays and confirm
the dion. By oing this can delete
e srom H.D.D.
NOTE:
It is suggested to assign
songs during the record
be a 1 to 6 digit numbe
correct the previous inp
clear the input.
ONG UTING DISK*
he song library can be upgraded with
to-loading feature. Please contact
to purchase new song discs if
QUICK SELF-RECORD
CDG/VCD
1) While the player is playing, press
2) Select option 2 to reco
3) This player will automa
whole disc to hard disc.
4) This player will automatically distribute
song numbers that start from 8000 to 9999,
These numbers will be temporal song
names.(Please memorize the song numbers
because you are going to edit them on the
next step.
5)Please do not switch power while recording.
If you want to stop recording, you can push
button.
1) Open the disc tray and load the new
song disc. The system will add each new
song into the hard disc accordingly.
2) When the system detects repeated
songs from the new song disc and the
originals song library, the players will
display a system message on the screen.
Please follow the instruction to select your
desired replacement option.
P.S. Please do not shut off the power in the
process to avoid any damages to the contents in
the hard disc.
*Sold Seperately
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ADVANCED KARAOKE OPERATION
SONG TRANSFER FILES FROM COMPUTER TO KOD
Transfer Files
1)Rip and convert the song into .mpg format. (Customer need s to have a CD drive that is
able to read CDG along with ripping/coverting programs. You can find the CD drive model
and ripping/converting programs online but most Plexor drive can read CDG.)
2)Make sure the computer and KOD player are off.
Plug Hard Drive To Computer
3)Take out the hard drive from the playeand plug it in your computer.
4)Turn on the computer and go into the ewly install hard drive.
5)Insert the song into desire folder. xample for the song name Hero, I would put it in
English\GHI path)
Manually Updating Databae
6)Go back to the main directory ae SONGLIST.TXT with notepad.
7)Scroll down to the bottom of the se a 6 digit number for your song.(make sure
the number you choose isn't alre
8)Type in the “number” + “=” + “sg name” + “.MPG”. save and exit
Example. “502031=\Englis
9)Go back to the main direINMENUXT with notepad.
10)Scroll down the file to tu put your song and add in the “song
number” + “=”. save an
Example “\English\GHI
502031=”
11)Go back to the main dirfiNU(1).TXT with notepad.
12)Type in the Artist name or exle, for the song Hero by Mariah
Carey, I would put it unArtemale\M,N,O
Maah rey”
13)After inputting the ah nd song number under all the Artist
name. Save and exit
Example. “\Artist F
502031
14)Repeat for multip
*Customer takes full responsibility for modifying hard drive.
Modifying the hard drive incorrectly can lead to the KOD not working properly.
We strongly suggest the customer makes a copy of the original data before editing the hard drive.
**If the hard drive get mess up in any way, we will charge for hard drive recovery.
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ADVANCED KARAOKE OPERATION
KOD-800 Hard drive structure (FAT32 Single partition)
Hid den
Function/Purpose
Root
Sub folder
Files
Advertisements ,up to 99 MPG
files
X
ADV
Fonts files
ꢀ
X
FONTS
TAIL
Interlude files
ꢀ
X
Quiself-recording files
TMP
POWER_O
KARALOG
SONGLIS
MAINM
MENU
ooting up picture
t pagpicture
ong Number and Path
Ordering song by title
Ordering song by Singer
● Up to 9 indexender the ROOT ( the
10th index is reoriteer). The main folder
name can use up glisters.
●Each sub folder can support usub folders. The name of
the sub folder ca. Each sub folder
can save up to 2000 songs files.
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ADVANCED KARAOKE OPERATION
ADDING “MY FAVORITE” SONGS
Ten “My Favorite” directories are preset in the
player. You can follow steps to store your
favorite songs to “MY FAVORITE”.
1)Slect desire song and push
2)Slect the “MY FAVORITE” folder.
3)Slect from “MY FAVOR(1)” to “MY
FAVOR(0)” (Default folder name.
You can change the name of the My
Favorite folder).
4)Press enter.(the song is now added
To that folder)
CAPS
EDIT “MY FAVORITE” TITLE
There are ten “My Favorite” sub-directories.
You can follow the steps to rename them.
1) Perform this feature when the player
finishes playing all songs on the playlist.
2) Press
button.
DELETE “MY FAVORITE”
3) Press numeral or arrow buttons to select
the menu.
4) Input the title name and then press
You can cancel changes by pressing
You can follow the steps to delete songs stored in
“My Favorite” folder.
*Song has not been deleted from the H.D.D. Only
the index in “My Favorite” has been deleted.
.
.
NOTE:
There are several input methods for song title
1) Perform this feature when the player finishes
playing all songs on the playlist.
CAPS
input. You can press the
a desired method.
button to select
2) Press
and then numeric or arrow
buttons to enter “My Favorite” menu.
3) Press the numeric or arrow buttons to enter
the selected sub-menu.
4) Use the arrow buttons to highlight the songs to
【
】
be deleted and then press
5) Press to confirm the deletion or
other buttons to cancel the deletion.
.
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KARAOKE SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS
PASSWORD
SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS
With karaoke playback mode, you can set the
following functions to obtain the best
You can set password to lock the karaoke functions.
After you registered a password, you have enter the
password inorder to enter karaoke mode. Press
numerical key to select:
performance.When you press the
menu displays as below.
Press numerical key to select:
button, the
1.Administer Password
2.HDD Password
Song Password
1 ADVANCE SETUP
2 FONT SELECTION
3 PASSWORD
4 STANDBY MODE
5 PLAY INTERLUDE
6 LANGUAGE
7 BACK GROUND
8 COINER SETUP
9 EXPIRE
If you want to set Administer/HDD/Song password
the detail as below:
1) First, make sure the player is not under playback
mode.
2) Input your password using a 1~6 digits number
0 FAST KEY SETUP
and then press
.
3) To confirm the new password, you will be
prompted to re-enter the new password. If you
don't, the password become inactive when you
turn the power off.
ADVANCE SETUP
Press numerical key to select:
1) Repeat Mode: Press
repeat mode.
2) Volume Control: Press
button to turn on/off
button to turn on/off
1)FOR PROTECT YOUR IF YOU FORGET YOUR
PASSWORD. THE ONLY SOLUTION IS TO
CHANGE YOUR KARAOKE IC CHIP. PLEASE BE
CAREFUL TO USE PASSWORD FUNCTION.
2)If you set HDD/Song password then you can not record
and delete any song.
the volume button of remote control.
3) Sublyric: Press
button to setup if there are
Chinese and Romanization lyric both on screen.
(There function doesn’t apply for Japanese song).
4) Song Forecase: Press
song forecase.
5) MIDI Priority: There is no this function on this
button to turn on/off
STANDBY MODE
model.
6) MIDI EQ Adjust: There is no this function on this
model.
7) MIDI Key Shift: There is no this function on this
model.
8) Power Mode: There are ON/STAND BY mode.
9) Remote Con: There is no this function on this
model.
If the karaoke machine wait over 45 second will into
standby mode. You just can chose one of them as
below. Press numerical key to select:
1)Off: that will show the main screen or queue list.
2)Screen Saver
3)Random Play- from all the song collections
Advertise Video -from the “ADV” folder
0) Room No.: Press
Number in this player.
button to setup the room
If you re in Off/Screen Saver mode, you need
input the song number and press PLAY to start
ong. But, if you are in Random
rtise Video mode, you don’t need to
putting the number.
andom Play/Advertise Video mode,
the word “Input song number” be display on the
top of screen to remind you that you are in
standby mode.
FONT SELECTION
Press numerical key to select:
1 Menu Font
2 Lyric Font
Several Chinese fonts are built in this player
for selection. There are 8 Chinese fonts in
menu font. 3 Chinese fonts in lyric display.
PLAY INTERLUDE
1) Interlude [ON]/[OFF]: For turning interlude animation
ON/OFF when you switch to the next song.
Interlude Timer: This is to set the time between a
song played and next queue. The time can be 0~90
seconds and forever(STOP). When you select
NOTE:
1) You can not change menu font during playback.
2) The built-in fonts may vary from model.
forever(STOP) you have to press
to start the
next song.
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KARAOKE SETTINGS AND ADJUSTMENTS
EXPIRE
LANGUAGE
The Expire functions is for business use. For
example, if you rent a player to a store for
one year. You can set an one year expire
date for the user. After one year pass, the
player will no longer work.
There are 3 language are built in this player for
selection. Press numerical key to select:
1.ENGLISH
2.ꢀꢁꢂꢃ
(Simple Chinese)
3.ꢄꢁꢂꢃ (Traditional Chinese)
1.Set Expire Date
2.Adjust Date
3.Adjust Time
BACKGROUND
You can change back ground M3 ormat
songs by Default/User/No. “o” is blk
background. Press numerical key
FAST KEY SETUP
1.Default
2.User
3.No
This function is for “keyboard remote
control ” that is sold separately. You can
ut a song number into each function (F1
) and hae that song play directly just
hing that function.
User background files need
catalog \BKG\USER\and fo
720*480 M2V including GO
F1=
F
F4=
5=
6=
7=
8=
9=
COINER SETUP*
There are 7 functions
your coiner have thes
numerical key to sw
make any chances to
to turn the power off
effect.
you want to buy a “keyboard remote
ntrol”, please contract with your dealer.
1.Model
2.Pause
3.Q-jump
4.Restart
5.Menu
6.Deduct
Remote
*Coiner sold sepertely
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
NO POWER
Please refer to the following methods to
detect the problem if any functions fail to
perform properly.
ÄMake sure both ends of the AC power cord
are securely plugged into the DVD player
ÄEanndsuinretotthhaet wthaellpoouwtleert.switch on the back
panel is turned on.
NO SOUND
ÄEnsure that the equipment is connected
ÄEprnospuererlyt.hat the input settings and the volume
DISC WON’T PLAY
ÄÄIInf stheertlaasdeirscrewaidtherlaisbdelirstiyd,eufsaecainlgenuspe.
ÄaEdnjsuusrtemtehnatt ftohretihnepuTtVsaertetincogrsraenctd. the volume
ÄaEdnjsuusrtemtehnatt ftohretihnepuretcseeitvteinrgarfeorctohrereTcVt.is
ÄEconrsruercet.machine music volume is up.
ÄPclleeaansedcishce.ck if the disc surface is dirty.
Wipe the disc with a cleaning cloth.
NO MICROPHONE SOUND
ÄEnsure that microphone is connected
ÄEprnospuererlyt.hat the microphone power is
NO PICTURE
ÄEnsure that the equipment is connected
ÄEprnospuererlyt.he TV is properly set on a correct
ÄTtuurrnnetdheonv.olume control knob on the front
ÄpAadnjuesltctlohcekmwiicsreo.phone volume with the
remote control.
ÄEmnosduer.e that the input setting for the TV is
correct.
DISTORTED SOUND
ÄEnsure that the equipment is connected
ÄEprnospuererlyth. at the input settings and the
REMOTE WON’T WORK
ÄRemove any obstacles between the
ÄOrepmeorateteatnhdetrheemDoVteDcpolnatyreorl. close to the
volume adjustment for the TV and
receiver are correct.
DVD player and point directly to the
ÄPselenassoer.check if the batteries in the remote
DISTORTED PICTURE
ÄEnsure that the equipment is connected
ÄEprnospuererlyt.hat the connection to the YUV jack is
need replacement.
BLUE SCREEN WITH DVD LOGO
AFTER MACHINE BOOT UP
ÄH.D.D might be damage or song data base
has been messed up due to
unappropriated operating. Please contact
manufacture.
ÄEsentspurroeptehralty.the output setting is correct.
Select only one output connection, either S-
ÄEVnidseuoreorthYaUtVt.he connection cord is in good
condition.
SELECTED SONG WON’T PLAY
ÄÄEEnnssuurree tthhaatt tthhee dseisleccttready sisoenmg pistyr.ecorded in
ÄPthleeaHse.Dc.hDe.ck if you have deleted this song.
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SPECIFICATION & CONTACT INFO.
Power supply
16.9 in X 11.4 in X 22.in
7.7lbs (3.5kg)
Acesonic Corp. City of Industry CA,U.S
Sale:(626)820-0645
Technicals:(626)820-0605
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161 S. 8th Ave
City of Industry CA, 91746
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