Philips DCP851 Bedienungsanleitung

This portable DVD player is designed with a

built-in lithium battery to supply power to

the player when you are on travel.

1Press OFF to switch off

your DVD player (charging

of the DVD player only

possible in the power-off

mode).

2Connect the supplied power

adaptor cord (or the car

adaptor) to the player and

AC mains (or the car

cigarette lighter outlet) to

start charging.

➜The CHG indicator turns red.

➜When the battery is fully charged, the

indicator turns off.

3Disconnect the power adaptor cord (or the

car adaptor) when the CHG indicator turns

off.

Charge your battery

Quick start guide

DVD Portable with dock for iPod DCP851

DCP951

DCP852

Remove the protective plastic

tab (first time users only).

➜Your remote control is now

ready for use

Prepare your remote

control

3Enjoy (iPod)

Notes:

– iPod classic, nano and touch are supported.

– To recharge your iPod player, you must connect your

DVD player to AC mains (or the car cigarette lighter

outlet) and ensure:Your DVD player is in the power-off

mode; OR, the DVD player is in the power-on mode

and the current source is “iPod”.

REMOVE

5Put your iPod player in the dock.

➜“Connecting to iPod” is displayed.The

certification will take about three seconds.

➜After certification is complete, the display on

the DVD and iPod players is as follows:

6Play files in your iPod player.See the user manual

for details.

To r emove the iPod player

Remove the iPod player as shown.

Connecting and using your iPod player

1Press iPod to switch to iPod mode.

➜“Please connect the iPod” is displayed.

2Push the iPod EJECT key to eject the dock

for iPod.

3Pull the dock out.

4Switch on your iPod player and set:

1) "TV Out" to "On";

2) "TV Signal" to "PAL";

3) "TV Screen" to "Widescreen Off".

4) "Fit to Screen" to "Off"

5) "Captions" to "On"

(See your iPod user’s manual for details.)

iPod

Music

Videos

Photos

Podcasts

Extras

Settings

Shuffle Songs

Videos

TV Shows

Movies

Music Videos

Video Playlists

Settings

TV Out On

TV Signal

Fit to Screen

Captions

TV Screen

PAL

Off

Widescreen

Please connect the iPod

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Connecting headphones (not

included)

●To enjoy your portable DVD player

without disturbing others, you can connect

one or more headphones to the n1or

(and) n2jack on the set.

Connecting an SD/MMC card

1Insert an SD/MMC card into the

SD/MMC CARD slot with the metal

contact facing down.

2On the DVD player panel, press the

source key repeatedly (or SD/MMC

CARD on the remote) to select the

SD/MMC source.

3Play video or audio files stored in the card

by selecting the desired file with 3 4 and

OK.

Connecting additional equipment

(TV for example)

1Connect the AV OUT socket on the set to

the video and audio sockets on a TV as

shown directly.

2Switch on the TV and set to the correct

video-in channel.

➜You can consult the owner's manual of

your TV. (If your TV does not have Audio

and Video inputs, you will need to

purchase a RF modulator. Please consult

your dealer.)

Note:

– When connecting a device to the AV IN socket

on the DVD player, you need to press the source

key repeatedly on the front panel (or AV on the

remote) to select AV IN (AUX).

White

Red

Yellow

White

Red

Yellow

OUT

AV OUT

AV IN

Printed in China WK807

1Press ON to switch on the DVD player.

➜The POWER indicator turns on.

2Push OPEN to open the disc door.

3Remove the protective card (if any) and

load a disc with the label side facing up.

4Close the disc door. Playback will start

automatically. If not, press 2;.

5To stop playback, press 9on the remote

control.

3Enjoy (Disc operation) 3Enjoy (Other options)

Note:

– Once the battery is fully discharged, immediately

recharge it (regardless of whether you plan to use

the battery or not) in order to maximize the battery

life.When the power is low, the battery icon will be

shown on the upper-right corner of the TFT for

warning.

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