Silvercrest SDDD 7 A1 User Manual

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SilverCrest SDDD 7 A1

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Charging the battery

The integrated battery must be fully charged once before first use. To do so, connect the power

adapter (G) plug to the DC IN socket (14) on the DVD player. Now plug the power adapter (G)

into a wall outlet that is easily accessible at all times. During charging, the charge LED (6) will light

up orange. As soon as the battery is fully charged, the charge LED (6) will light up green. Please

note that the battery will only reach its full performance after 3-4 charging/discharging cycles.

When not using the DVD player (A) for a long time, it is recommended to

recharge the battery from time to time. This ensures a longer battery endurance.

Connecting the car adapter

Connect the car adapter (H) plug to the DC IN socket (14) on the DVD player (A). Now plug the

car adapter (H) into a suitable 12V electrical socket, e.g. the cigarette lighter socket in your car.

Earphones

Only use the earphones (J) supplied, type: SDDD 7 A1. Other types of

earphones can produce harmful sound pressure levels. Before using the

earphones, first set the playback device's volume to the lowest level.

Caution when using earphones. Listening at a high volume can damage your

hearing.

There is one headphone socket (19, 22) for 3.5mm jacks on both the DVD player (A) and the

monitor (B). As soon as you connect your earphones (J), the speakers (4, 33) are muted and the

sound is only output via the connected earphones (J).

COAXIAL output (digital audio output)

Sound from the DVD player (A) can be played back through the speakers of an audio output

device, e.g. a stereo system with corresponding digital input, via the digital COAXIAL output. To do

so, plug the 3.5mm AV cable (I) jack into the COAXIAL socket (17). Then connect the red Cinch

connector of the AV cable (I) to the corresponding socket on your audio output device. See the

operating instructions for your audio output device.

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