HDD & DVD Player / Recorder DVDR3570H DVDR3590H
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welcome Semiconductor laser Semiconductor InGaAlP (DVD) AIGaAs (CD) 658 nm (DVD) 90 nm (CD) 30 mW (DVD+RW write) 1.0 mW (DVD read) 1.0 mW (CD read) 84 degrees (DVD) 61 degrees (CD) ______‘CONSUMERS SHOULD NOTE THAT NOT ALL HIGH NOT THAT ‘CONSUMERS SHOULD NOTE DEFINITION TELEVISION SETS ARE FULLY WITH THIS AND PRODUCT COMPATIBLE MAY CAUSE IN THE PICTURE. IN BE DISPLAYED TO ARTIFACTS SCAN PICTURE CASE OF 525 OR 625 PROGRESSIVE THE USER THAT IT IS RECOMMENDED PROBLEMS, SWITCH THE THE ‘STANDARD CONNECTION TO ARE QUESTIONS THERE IF DEFINITION’ OUTPUT. THIS WITH TV SET COMPATIBILITY REGARDING OUR PLEASE PLAYER, AND 625p DVD MODEL 525p CENTER.’ SERVICE OUR CUSTOMER CONTACT For Customer Use: For Read carefully the information located at the bottom or rear of your DVD Recorder and enter below the Serial No. Retain this information for future reference. Model No. DVD/HDD RECORDER Serial No. DVDR3570H, DVDR3590H LASER Type Wave length Output Power Beam divergence
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English cloth from the centre to the edge in a cloth from the centre straight line movement. Hard Disk Drive (HDD) (HDD) Disk Drive Hard handling care To avoid damage to the hard disk and losing important data: – the recorder or subject Do not move it to vibration whilst in operation. – the AC power plug Do not remove from the mains socket without switching the recorder to standby mode. It is recommended to archive important recording to a recordable DVD as backup. Cleaning discs Cleaning CAUTION! Never use Risk of damage to discs! thinner, solvents such as benzene, or anti- cleaners available commercially, for discs. static sprays intended bre cleaning a micro fi Wipe the disc with ed 5cm 10cm 5cm 10cm ) – This unit must not be exposed to dripping or splashing. – Do not place any object or items that lled can damage this unit (e.g., liquid fi objects, lighted candles). – at, hard and Place this unit on a fl place the unit on a stable surface. Do not carpet. – Do not place this unit on top of other equipment that might heat it up (e.g., er). receiver or amplifi – under this unit Do not put anything (e.g., CDs, magazines). – this unit near the AC outlet Install where the AC power plug can be easily reached. – a location with Place this unit in adequate ventilation to prevent internal heat build up. Allow at least 10 cm (4”) clearance from the rear and the top of this unit and 5cm (2”) from the left and right to prevent overheating. Avoid high temperature, moisture, water and dust Finding a suitable location Space for ventilation Setup precautions CAUTION! user- does not contain any This unit all parts. Please leave serviceable work to qualifi maintenance personnel. 6 Care and Safety Information
English through thei-Linkconnection. from yourvideocameraorcamcorder DVD. Youcanalsocopyrecordings recording, simplycopyittoarecordable When youwanttosaveorsharea photos intheHDDMediaJukebox. movies, musicfi lesanddigitalcamera On topofthat,youcanstoretheDivX (Super ExtendedPlay)recordingmode. up to180~300hoursofvideoinSEP built-in HardDiskDrive,youcanrecord Recording hasneverbeeneasierwiththe scene withtheInstantReplayfunction. Pause LiveTVfunction,orrepeatany to. Youcan‘pause’TVprogrammeswith programmes thattherecorderistuned Time ShiftBufferfunctionstoresallthe programmes youwatch,becausethe You havefullcontrolovertheTV recorder changesthewayyouwatchTV. This DVD/HardDiskDrive(HDD) Introduction VR50 5 B300 180 250GB DVDR3590H 160GB DVDR3570H oe HardDisk Model ui ils4507,000 15,000 270 4,500 10,000 Music fi les 150 Photos DivX fi les VR50 DVDR3590H DVDR3570H (HDD) Drive hours recording Maximum supply ratings. bottom oftheproductforidentifi cationand Refertothetypeplateatrearor – Helpful Hint: recorder. regarding theoperationofyourDVD important informationandnotes before usingyourrecorder.Itcontains Please taketimetoreadthisusermanual Installation andset-up. Step 3: devices. Optional connectionsforother Step 2: Basic recorderconnections. Step 1: steps. and initialrecorderset-upinthreesimple you mustcompletethebasicconnection Before youcanstartusingthisrecorder, programmed toaspecifi cregioncode. thus allDVDplayers/recordersare the sametimeinallregionsofworld, DVD moviesareusuallynotreleasedat Region codes Accessories supplied Remotecontrolandbatteries – – Audio/Video cables RFantennacable – QuickStartGuide – China New Zealand Australia, onre DVDRegioncode Taiwan, Korea Asia Pacifi c, Countries Product Information ALL ALL ALL
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English exibility. exibility. CODE G- This is a simple programming system for recorders. To use it, enter the programming number associated with nd your television programme. You can fi this number in your favourite listings magazine. i.LINK i.LINK, also known as ‘FireWire’ or ‘IEEE 1394’, is a digital connection for connecting your camcorder to enable you to make high quality copies of your camcorder videos. The connector can be ap door. found behind the front fl Time Shift Buffer (TSB) Time Shift you turn on your recorder, As soon as be it is tuned to will the TV channel Think the Time Shift Buffer. stored into storage for TV of this as a temporary you great fl programmes allowing (six) hour of TV It can contain up to 6 ush automatically fl programmes and will You can mark anything that is older. Shift Buffer and portions of the Time list for copy them to your recordings to recordable later viewing or copying needs to be turned DVD. The recorder Buffer to be active. on for the Time Shift turned off, the When the recorder is Time Shift Buffer is automatically cleared. ) (continued) FlexTime exible with your time You can be truly fl now with FlexTime. FlexTime allows you to start watching a TV programme while it is still being recorded, you do not need nish before to wait for the recording to fi starting to watch it. Alternatively, you can also watch another earlier recorded programme, play a DVD or DivX movie or enjoy some music while the recorder is recording the TV programme. Instant Replay You can repeat any scene of a live TV programme by pressing the REPLAY ( Special features Special Pause Live TV is now under your Every TV programme to take a break control, allowing you You can without missing a moment. by simply pause any live TV programme TV button and pressing PAUSE LIVE the PAUSE resume playback by pressing You can now LIVE TV button again. remainder of the continue watching the want to return to programme or if you again, just press the live TV programme the LIVE TV button. button, as often as you like. If you wish to return to the live TV programme again, just press the LIVE TV button. To enjoy Instant Replay, you need to turn your recorder on and watch your favourite TV programmes via your recorder. Product InformationProduct 8
English d Opensorclosesthedisctray. – c b a g f e Showsinformationaboutthecurrent – Turnsonthisunitorturnsofftonormal – Lightsupwhenaccessharddisk. – Lightsupwhilerecording isinprogress. – StartsrecordingthecurrentlyviewedTV – – Stops playback/recording. Skipstothepreviousornextchapter/ – Startsorpausesplayback. – PausesorresumesaliveTVshow. – Display panel OPEN CLOSE Disc tray STANDBY-ON HDD ACTIVE standby mode. z x . u status oftherecorder. recording lengthin30-minuteincrements. programme. Pressrepeatedlytosetthe reverse/forward search. track. Holddownthebuttontomakea
> ç j i h InputforUSBfl ashdrive,USBmemory – Compositevideoandaudioinputsfor – Inputfordigitalcamcorders(also – USB socket VIDEO-AUDIO-CAM1 socket DV IN-CAM2socket compliant withthePTPstandard. cameras aresupported,exceptthose * Notallbrandsandmodelsofdigital OPEN Flip downthedoorasindicatedby reader ordigitalcamera. similar device. camcorder/DVD player/VCRorother referred toasFireWireorIEEE1394). Sockets behindthefl labelattherighthandcorner. Main Unit ap 9
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menu. mode. track. or previous TV channel or the external input source (EXT1, EXT2, CAM1). external input source (EXT1, EXT2, CAM1). menu provides various setting options. menu provides down. EDIT left/right. In recorder’s Live TV mode, left/right. In recorder’s ed by a specifi replay or skip the scene length of time. TIMER HOME PREV P AUDIO G-CODE OPTIONS OK – Enters/Exits the timer programming – Skips to previous or next title/chapter/ – While in Live TV mode, select the next – While in camcorder mode, select other – Enters/exits the editing menu. – the recorder’s Home menu. Enters/exits – Selects an audio language/channel. G- the – Enters/Exits – Options menu. This Enters/exits the – or selection. rms an entry Confi m n j k l g h i e f
5 4 7 3 6 8 2 1 9 11 13 10 14 12 G-CODE AUDIO PAUSE LIVE TV PAUSE INFO SELECT EDIT SUBTITLE coloured options available in some menus. content of the USB device. connected to the DV IN CAM2 socket. standby mode. CAM 2 Colour coded buttons USB
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English – Starts recording the currently viewed TV StartsrecordingthecurrentlyviewedTV – REC Holddownthisbuttontoopenorclose – – Stops playback/recording. STOP Startsorpausesplaybackofanyrecorded – PausesorresumesaliveTVprogramme. – Selectstherecorder’spreset tuner – Selectsachapter/track/title numberto – Usedtoenternumbersorletters(using – v u t Fastreverseorfastforwardsearch. – s r q p Showsthecontentofdisc. – Showsthelistofyourrecordingsstored – Adjuststhevolumeof TV(forPhilips – Returnstothepreviousmenu. – SwitchestoliveTVmode.Itactivates – o Alphanumeric keypad Alphanumeric PAUSE LIVETV REW BACK DISC HDD LIST TV VOL LIVE TV recording lengthin30-minuteincrements. programme. Pressrepeatedlytosetthe the disctray. title ordisc. channel. play. SMS styleentry). in theinternalharddisk. TVs orcompatiblebrandsonly). any time. pause orreplaytheTVprogrammeat the TimeShiftBufferthatallowsyouto z m x
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FFW M u Remote Control Remote Control y x w Togglesbetween‘T’(title) and‘C’ – Selectsmultiplefi lesforcopyingor – – Displays on-screen information. SelectsaDVDsubtitlelanguage. – Togglesbetweenupper and lowercase – SELECT INFO SUBTITLE then usethe (chapter) selectionduringdiscplayback, deleting. keypad. characters whileusingthealphanumeric previous ornexttitle/chapter. 23 21 24 15 20 17 16 22 18 25 19 í
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English . G-CODE AUDIO SELECT PAUSE LIVE TV PAUSE INFO SELECT EDIT SUBTITLE . Using the alphanumeric keypad to keypad Using the alphanumeric enter the characters – button repeatedly until Press a number the required character or the number appears. – symbols, press button To enter special {1} repeatedly. – case (capital/ To select upper/lower small) letters, press CAUTION! – are batteries if they Remove or if the remote control exhausted used for a long time. is not to be – new Do not mix batteries (old and etc.). or carbon and alkaline, chemical contain – Batteries be disposed substances, they should of properly. – press button {0} or To enter a space, (continued) AUDIO ) inside the PAUSE LIVE TV PAUSE INFO SELECT EDIT SCART SUBTITLE +- Using the remote control control remote Using the Match the indications ( remote sensor on the front panel and select the desired function. battery compartment. R03 or AAA. Insert two batteries type Close the cover. directly at the Point the remote control the battery compartment cover. Open B C D A Remote ControlRemote 12
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you maketheantennaconnection. have todisconnectsomeofthecablesbefore off-air antennaorcableboxVCR),you’ll connected yourTVchannel(directlyfroman Dependingonhowyouhavecurrently – Helpful Hint: details. see ‘Step2:OptionalConnections’for Satellite Receiver, and/or aseparateCableBox/ If youwanttoconnectaVCR the cableprogrammes. turned oninordertowatchorrecord Receiver, ensurethatthesedevicesare connected viaaCableBoxorSatellite recorder. Iftheantennasignalis and recordTVprogrammesusingthis These connectionsenableyoutowatch cables Connecting theantenna TV-OUT ANTENNA-IN S-VIDEO OUT VIDEO OUT CVBS OUT R L AUDIO AUDIO OUT DIGITAL OUT Y COAXIAL COMPONENT VIDEO OUT P Step 1:Step RecorderConnections Basic P R B HDMI OUT P R P B R L Y AUDIO 1 COMPONENT VIDEOIN AUDIO 2 EXT 2 R L EXT 1 B A S-VIDEO IN CVBS IN Connect aRFantennacable(supplied) Connect theexistingAntennacable(it socket ontherecorder. from the Cable Box)tothe can befromtheoff-airwallsocketor ANTENNA IN,RFIN). your TV(usuallylabelledasANT, recorder totheantennainputsocketon TV-OUT ANTENNA-IN
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English socket socket on the sockets on the sockets on the CVBS OUT (continued) CVBS IN S-VIDEO IN L R EXT 2 S-VIDEO OUT AUDIO 2 AUDIO OUT AUDIO OUT AUDIO 1 Y EXT 1 L R Option 1: Using the Video (CVBS) Using the Option 1: socket Using the S-Video socket Option 2: (supplied) from the the recorder to the audio input sockets on the TV. from the recorder to the S-Video input socket (usually labelled as Y/C or S-VHS) on the TV. the recorder to the audio input sockets on the TV. on the recorder to the video input socket (usually labelled as A/V In, Video In, Composite or Baseband) on the TV. cable Connect a composite video (supplied) from Connect the audio cables (not supplied) Connect a S-video cable (supplied) from Connect the audio cables B TV B A B A COMPONENT VIDEO IN R P P OUT HDMI B R P P VIDEO OUT COMPONENT COAXIAL Y DIGITAL OUT DIGITAL AUDIO L R of the options CVBS OUT VIDEO OUT AUDIO OUT S-VIDEO OUT one Option 2 ANTENNA-IN TV-OUT For a standard TV, follow option 1 or For a progressive scan TV, follow For a HDMI TV, follow option 4. Option 1 – 2. – option 3. – Connecting the video/audio cables This connection enables you to view the playback from this recorder. You only need to choose below to make your video connection. Step 1: Basic Connections Recorder Step 1: 14
English Step 1:Step RecorderConnections Basic C B A If your TV acceptsprogressivesignals, Connect theaudiocables(supplied)from Connect thecomponentvideocables or YUV)ontheTV. sockets (usuallylabelledasYPb/CbPr/Cr corresponding componentvideoinput detailed progressivefeaturesetup. Setting upProgressiveScanfeature’for proceed tochapter‘Otherinformation- the TV. recorder totheaudioinputsocketson the Y P (red/ blue/green-notsupplied)fromthe watching DVDmovies. provides superiorpicturequalitywhen and aprogressivescanTVisrequired.It available whenusingYPbPrconnection The progressivescanvideoqualityisonly Progressive Scan TV video socket /Connectingtoa Option 3: UsingComponent TV-OUT AUDIOOUT B ANTENNA-IN P R socketsontherecorderto S-VIDEO OUT IE U AUDIOOUT VIDEO OUT CVBS OUT R L AUDIO DIGITAL OUT Y COAXIAL COMPONENT VIDEO OUT sockets onthe P P R B HDMI OUT Option 3 P R TV COMPONENT VIDEOIN P B EXT 1 Y R L B A N Activate theHDMIconnectionby Connect aHDMIcable(notsupplied) S-VIDEO OUT IE U AUDIOOUT VIDEO OUT adaptor plug. some DVIdevicesusinganappropriate TheHDMIisbackwardcompatiblewith – Helpful Hint: active videooutputasfollows: switching therecordertocorrect DVI TV). device (e.g.,HDMITV,HDCPcompliant to theHDMIINonaHDMI-compatible from the the lossofimagequality. pure digitalvideotransmissionwithout Interface) isadigitalinterfacethatallows HDMI (HighDefi nitionMultimedia 2) Move to { After completedthebasicinstallation 1) CVBS OUT compatible TV Option 4: Connecting to aHDMI- confi rm. > { output and set-up,press R L AUDIO HDMIout DIGITAL OUT Y COAXIAL HDMI OUT COMPONENT VIDEO OUT }>{ P P R B Settings HDMI OUT Active videooutput (continued) }andpress Option 4 OPTIONS P P R }>{ onthemainunit COMPONENT VIDEOIN B R L EXT 1 Y AUDIO 1 Video OK TV . AUDIO 2 to EXT 2 R L S-VIDEO IN CVBS IN 15 }
English MAINS VIDEO sockets on the connection. Cable Box / Satellite Receiver COMPONENT VIDEO AUDIO IN S-VIDEO or C VIDEO OUT S-VIDEO OUT sockets on the recorder to the TV Option 2 (as shown on the above illustration) (CVBS) If your Cable Box/Satellite Receiver has other video output sockets from the Cable Box/Satellite Receiver to your TV. IN corresponding component video output sockets on the Cable Box/Satellite Receiver. the recorder to the TV. See ‘Connecting the video/audio cable’ for details. recorder to the audio output sockets on the Cable Box/Satellite Receiver. connection Keep the existing antenna the Connect the Connect connections from Make the video/audio Alternatively, you may use AUDIO OUT AUDIO CVBS IN S-VIDEO IN C D A B B R L R P P EXT 2 VIDEO OUT AUDIO 2 COMPONENT Y AUDIO 1 Y EXT 1 L R B COMPONENT VIDEO IN R P P OUT HDMI B R P P VIDEO OUT COMPONENT COAXIAL Y DIGITAL OUT DIGITAL AUDIO L R CVBS OUT VIDEO OUT AUDIO OUT S-VIDEO OUT ANTENNA-IN ?? ? ??? ?? ?? ? ??? ??? TV-OUT Option 1 If your Cable Box/Satellite Receiver has only an antenna output socket (RF OUT or TO TV), see ‘Basic Recorder Connections - Connecting the antenna cables’ for details. Connecting to a Cable Box or Box Connecting to a Cable Satellite Receiver Step 2: Optional Connections 16
English B A Alternatively,youmayuse M T Connect the Connect the I into thisrecorder. because ofthecopyprotectionsystem built between, thepicturequalitymaybe poor there isaVCRoranadditionaldevicein ConnecttherecorderdirectlytoTV.If – cannot berecorded. DVDs arecopy-protectedandtherefore Mostcommercialvideocassettesand – Helpful Hints: similar device. output socketsontheVCRorother recorder tothecorrespondingaudio similar device. output socketsontheVCRorother recorder tothecorrespondingvideo all theconnectionstoyourVCR. for allyourrecordingneeds.Justunplug Your newrecordercanreplacetheVCR Note: from videotapetoharddisk. This connectionenablesyoutorecord other similardevice Connecting toa VCR or connection. P P R COMPONENT VIDEOIN B VHF/UHF VHF/UHF RF OUT RF IN R L EXT 1 Y AUDIO 1 VCR (exampleonly) AUDIO 2 AUDIOIN CVBS IN EXT 2 R L S-VIDEO IN CVBS IN Step 2: Optional Connections Connections Optional 2: Step AUDIO OUT socketonthe socketsonthe VIDEO OUT S-VIDEO OUT S-VIDEO OR