Panasonic CQ-VX100W - Manual (Page 17)

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CQ-VD5005W
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IN-DASH 7" WIDESCREEN COLOR LCD MONITOR / DVD RECEIVER
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CQ-VX100W
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17 CQ-VX100W
English
[u] (eject)
lights.
Disc Insert
¡The mode that supports the disc is selected, and play-
back starts.
When a disc is in the player, change to disc player
mode (CD, MP3, DivX, DVD or VCD (Video CD)) and
playback starts.
Note:
¡Do not insert a disc when the eject button
lights because a disc is already loaded.
¡The power will be turned on automatically when a disc
is loaded.
¡You can play a disc even if the monitor is closed.
¡The sound may be interrupted for a few moments
while the audio format is being identified.
¡ The audio format is automatically identified.
(
a page 16)
¡ When the menu screen appears, see “Chapter/title
Selection” on page 20.
DVD DVD DVD VCD VCD VCD CD CD CD MP3 MP3 MP3 DivX DivX DivX CH-C
Disc Eject
Press [u] to stop playback and eject the disc.
(Press [u] again to reload the disc.)
Note:
¡If you leave a disc in the slot for more than 30 seconds
after its ejection, the disc will be automatically reloaded
after loud beep is energized three times.
¡ Due to limitations of certain discs, some DVD and
VCD (Video CD) discs may not operate as described
in this manual. Refer to the disc jacket for further
details.
¡ This unit does not support DVD and VCD (Video
CD) karaoke functions.
DVD DVD DVD VCD VCD VCD CD CD CD MP3 MP3 MP3 DivX DivX DivX CH-C
DVD DVD DVD VCD VCD VCD DivX
DVD DVD DVD VCD VCD VCD CD MP3 DivX CH-C
DVD DVD DVD VCD VCD VCD DivX
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When a disc is in the player...
Do not insert a disc when the eject button lights
because a disc is already loaded.
Printed side
Disc Insert/Eject
Caution
¡Do not use irregularly shaped discs.
¡Do not insert foreign object into the disc slot.
¡This unit does not support 8-cm disc. In case of
load such a disc, eject and remove the disc from
the slot immediately.
Caution
¡When the disc is inserted or ejected, to prevent disc
scratches never exert any downward force on the
disc.