Insignia NS-HDVD18 Quick Setup Guide - Page 1

QUICK SETUP GUIDE DVD Player NS-HDVD18 PACKAGE CONTENTS • DVD player • Remote control • AAA batteries (2) • AV cable • Quick Setup Guide FEATURES Front view Power on/standby LED Disc tray Open/close disc tray Remote control receiver Play/pause Power on/off Before using your new product, please read these instructions to prevent any damage. Back view Left audio output Composite video output Component video Pb output (blue) Coaxial audio output Component video Pr output (red) Right audio output Component video Y output (green) Remote control Open or close the disc tray SUB-T (select subtitles) Numbers SEARCH TOP MENU ENTER (confirm selection) AUDIO (choose language) Power on/off REPEAT RANDOM (begin playback from a random chapter or track) CLEAR A-B (set up a repeat play segment) Program DVD MENU Menu navigation SETUP (opens setup menu) DISPLAY (time, title, chapter) Play/Pause Previous ZOOM Fast back STOP RETURN STEP ANGLE Next SLOW Fast forward SETTING UP YOUR DVD PLAYER 1 Composite: Plug the yellow connector from the included AV cable into the VIDEO jack on your DVD player. Plug the other end of the yellow cable into the composite video in jack on your TV or monitor. -OR- 2 Component: Plug the red, green, and blue connectors from an RCA cable (not included) into the COMPONENT VIDEO OUT connectors (Y, Pb, and Pr) on the back of your DVD player and into the component video in jacks on your TV or monitor, making sure to match the colors on the connectors with the jacks. Note: You may have to select the correct input on your TV or monitor. Component video (better) RCA audio cables Stereo or Home Theater system Component video (RCA) cable (not included) (better) TV or monitor AV (good) Composite video cable RCA audio cables TV or monitor Stereo or Home Theater system 3 Composite or Component: Plug the white (left) and red (right) connectors from an RCA audio cable to the L and R AUDIO OUT jacks on your DVD player to the white (left) and red (right) audio in connectors on your TV, monitor, stereo, or home theater system. Note: You can also connect a coaxial cable from your DVD player to an alternate audio device.