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No. Symbol
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   
14 ENT
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16 REP
17 ANGLE
18 TITLE
19 SUB-T
Operation and control modes
DVD Mode:
At DVD menu/title display mode, press to select the desired setting/setup
and press ENT to confirm/enter.
Folder/ Playlist Mode:
During folder/playlist display at media playback mode, press to shift page
up or down on playlist
Photo Playback Mode
Press to rotate photo position or show up-down, left-right mirror image.
DVD: At DVD menu/title display mode, press ⁄ to select the desired
setting/setup and press ENT to confirm/enter.
Radio:
Press repeatedly to fine tune radio frequency upward or downward.
Press & hold shortly to tune radio frequency to the upward or downward
station for broadcasting.
Disc/ USB / SD Input Mode (Playback Mode)
Press repeatedly to shift track upward or downward for playback.
Press & hold shortly to activate fast forward or fast rewind mode. At this
mode, press repeatedly to select various speeds of fast forward or fast
rewind. (Note: Not available for operate at photo playback mode).
At playback mode under disc/ USB / SD input, each time press & hold
shortly to activate various repeat playback setting.
At video playback mode, each time press & hold shortly to view angle changes in
sequential order (available on media files recorded with this features).
Radio:
Press to select stereo (ST) or mono mode at FM radio band. (Note: At
stereo mode and when stereo signal received, stereo indicator appeared
on screen whereas this is not indication for mono mode and mode signal
received)
DVD:
Press & hold shortly to display on screen the menu of the entire disc and
resume playback after a while.
Video Playback Mode:
Each time press & hold shortly to select different sub-titles that recoded in the
input device or media files. (Note: Available on input device or media files re-
corded with sub-titles).
Radio: At radio band, press to select local setting for reception of strong signal
stations and distant setting for reception of weak signal stations. (Note:
LOG appears on screen on local setting whereas no indication for distant
setting).
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