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Receiving RDS Stations (U.K. and Europe models only), RDS Modes

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Listening to the Radio Receiving RDS Stations (U.K. and Europe models only) DVR-S120RDS WB56660 POWER POWER TV AUDIO ANGLE SUBTITLE /DTS SELECT MATRIX 6.1 STEREO REPEAT A-B NIGHT SW CENTER SURR PRESET d FREQ/RDS TV CH PRESET TV INPUT SHIFT A B C D E SLEEP PRESET FREQ/RDS MODE PTY SEEK START ON SCREEN CH ENTER MENU SET MENU CH u PRESET PTY SEEK START PTY SEEK MODE STATUS RETURN TV VOL TEST VOLUME U.K. and Europe models RDS (Radio Data System) is a transmission system for FM stations used in many countries. RDS transmissions contain various types of information, including PS (Program Service), PTY (Program Type), RT (Radio Text), and CT (Clock Time). RDS works through cooperation among broadcasting stations. FREQ/RDS Press this button when receiving an RDS station to switch between frequency and RDS mode. The RDS mode display may include PS, PTY, RT and CT, depending on the information a radio station provides. PTY SEEK MODE Press this button to set the program type to search for. PTY SEEK START Once the program type has been selected in PTY SEEK mode, press this button to begin the search. RDS Modes RDS supports four types of information: PS, PTY, RT and CT. PS (Program Service) Shows the name of the RDS station broadcasting. PTY (Program Type) Divides RDS broadcasts into the 15 genres shown at right. RT (Radio Text) Shows RDS broadcast information (including song title, artist name) using up to 64 letters and numbers plus the umlaut letter. If the radio text contains other characters, they will appear with an underbar. CT (Clock Time) Shows the current time updated once a minute. If data flow is interrupted, CT WAIT will appear. PTY (Program Type) NEWS News AFFAIRS Current Affairs INFO General Information SPORT Sports EDUCATE Education DRAMA Drama CULTURE Culture SCIENCE Science VARIED Light Entertainment POP M Pops ROCK M Rock M.O.R. M Middle-Of-the-Road Music (easy-listening) LIGHT M Light Classics CLASSICS Serious Classics OTHER M Other Music 44

Section	Page
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS	2
CAUTION: READ THIS BEFORE OPERATING YOUR UNIT.	4
CONTENTS	8
Preparation	10
Introduction	10
About this Manual	10
Supplied Accessories	10
Preparing the Remote Control	11
Preparing the Speakers	11
Placing the Speakers	11
Connecting the Speakers and TV	12
Basic Operations	14
Viewing a DVD	14
Useful Features	17
Selecting the Audio Language	17
Selecting the Subtitle Language	17
Moving Forward and Backward	17
Adjusting the Audio Volume	17
Pausing Playback	17
Switching the Viewing Angle	18
Restarting Playback from the Stop Position (Memory Resume)	18
Enhancing the Sound Presence	19
Turning off the Sound	19
Controlling the DVDs Your Children Can View	19
Enhancing Video Quality	19
Answers to Common Problems	19
Sound Presence	20
Finding the Best DSP Effect	20
Advanced Features	22
Names and Functions of Parts	22
Top and Front	22
CinemaStation Display	24
Remote Control Features	25
Amp Mode Button Names and Functions	26
DVD/CD Mode Button Names and Functions	27
Using the On Screen Menu	28
Selecting the Media Device	30
Selecting the Equipment	30
Playing Video and Music Discs	32
Playback Methods	32
Selecting a Scene or Tune	32
Customizing Playback Order (Program Play)	35
Repeating a Disc or Track (Repeat Play)	38
Using a Disc Menu	40
MP3 Playback Features	41
Listening to the Radio	42
Connecting the Antennas	42
Connecting the FM Antenna	42
Connecting the AM Loop Antenna	42
Listening to the Radio	43
Selecting the Radio Tuner	43
Selecting Radio Stations	43
Setting Channels in Advance (Preset)	45
Selecting a Preset Station (Preset Tuning)	47
Changing the Order of Preset Stations	47
Receiving RDS Stations (U.K. and Europe models only)	48
Using Other Equipment	50
Connecting Video Equipment	50
Connecting a Game Console or VCR	50
Operating a VCR	52
Playing a Video Game or Operating a Video Camera	52
Dubbing from a Video Camera to a VCR	53
Connecting Audio Equipment	54
Connecting a CD or MD Recorder	54
Recording Audio from CinemaStation	56
Creating the Best Listening Space	57
Placing the Speakers (NX-P120)	57
Placing the Center Speaker	57
Placing the Subwoofer	57
Placing the Front and Surround Speakers	58
Using Commercially Available Speakers or Cables	60
Adjusting the Speaker Volume Level	62
Adjusting the Speaker Balance with a Test Tone	62
Adjusting the Speaker Volume Level During Playback	64
Setting the Speaker Size	66
Setting the Speaker Mode	66
More Information about DSP (Surround) Effects	68
Selecting DSP Program Effects	68
Using Matrix 6.1	68
Using All Speakers for CD or Video playback	70
Using Front Speakers Only for DSP Program (Virtual Cinema DSP)	72
Using a DSP Program with Headphones (SILENT CINEMA)	73
Using a DSP Program with Low Volume (Night Listening)	74
Changing the Delay Time of a DSP Program	75
Reproducing the Original Dolby and DTS Sound	77
Reproducing Stereo Sound	78
Types of Input Signals	79
Types of Input Signals	79
Checking Sound Information (Input Signal Information Display)	79
Switching Input Modes	81
Additional Features	82
Using the Sleep Timer	82
Enjoying High-Quality Video	83
Protecting Your Children from Undesirable Scene	84
Setting the Password and Parental Control Level	84
Locking a Disc	86
Operating Other Equipment with the CinemaStation Remote Control	87
Storing Manufacturer Codes in the Remote Control	87
Setting the Manufacturer Code	87
Available Operations	88
Manufacturer Code List	90
Using the SET MENU	92
Using the SET MENU	92
SET MENU List	92
Navigating the SET MENU	93
Using the On Screen Menu	96
Using the On Screen Menu	96
Navigating the On Screen Menu	96
On Screen Menu Guide	98
Appendix	100
Solutions to Common Problems	100
General Problems	100
Disc Playback	103
Radio Reception	104
Remote Control	105
Information	106
Glossary	109
Index	111

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Listening to the Radio

POWER

AUDIO

DTS

SELECT

NIGHT

TV CH

TV INPUT

SLEEP

PRESET

MODE

START

PTY SEEK

FREQ/RDS

CENTER

SURR

SHIFT

STEREO

MATRIX 6.1

A-B

REPEAT

ANGLE

SUBTITLE

DVR-S120RDS WB56660

ON SCREEN

TEST

RETURN

STATUS

TV VOL

VOLUME

SET MENU

ENTER

PRESET

PTY SEEK

START

PRESET

FREQ/RDS

PTY SEEK

MODE

Receiving RDS Stations (U.K. and Europe models only)

RDS (Radio Data System) is a transmission system for

FM stations used in many countries.

RDS transmissions contain various types of information,

including PS (Program Service), PTY (Program Type),

RT (Radio Text), and CT (Clock Time). RDS works

through cooperation among broadcasting stations.

FREQ/RDS

Press this button when receiving an RDS station to switch

between frequency and RDS mode. The RDS mode

display may include PS, PTY, RT and CT, depending on

the information a radio station provides.

PTY SEEK MODE

Press this button to set the program type to search for.

PTY SEEK START

Once the program type has been selected in PTY SEEK

mode, press this button to begin the search.

PTY (Program Type)

RDS Modes

RDS supports four types of information: PS, PTY,

RT and CT.

PS (Program Service)

Shows the name of the RDS station broadcasting.

PTY (Program Type)

Divides RDS broadcasts into the 15 genres shown

at right.

RT (Radio Text)

Shows RDS broadcast information (including song

title, artist name) using up to 64 letters and numbers

plus the umlaut letter. If the radio text contains

other characters, they will appear with an underbar.

CT (Clock Time)

Shows the current time updated once a minute. If

data flow is interrupted, CT WAIT will appear.

NEWS

AFFAIRS

INFO

SPORT

EDUCATE

DRAMA

CULTURE

SCIENCE

VARIED

POP M

ROCK M

M.O.R. M

LIGHT M

CLASSICS

OTHER M

News

Current Affairs

General Information

Sports

Education

Drama

Culture

Science

Light Entertainment

Pops

Rock

Middle-Of-the-Road Music (easy-listening)

Light Classics

Serious Classics

Other Music

U.K. and Europe models