Toshiba SD-V592SU User Manual

SD-V592SU
SD-V596SU
OWNER’S MANUAL
DVD VIDEO PLAYER &
VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product,
please read this instruction booklet carefully and completely.
©2004 Toshiba Corporation
This device does not tape-record copy protected DVD Video Discs.

Toshiba SD-V592SU Specifications

General

Brand	Toshiba
Model	SD-V592SU
Category	DVD VCR Combo
Language	English

Summary

Safety Precautions

General Electrical and Fire Safety Warnings

Crucial warnings about electrical shock, fire hazards, and product exposure to moisture.

Important Safety Instructions

Comprehensive Safety Guidelines for Operation

Detailed instructions covering reading, heeding warnings, and proper product usage.

Front Panel Controls and Indicators

Description of Front Panel Components

Detailed explanation of buttons, ports, and indicators located on the front panel.

Rear Panel Connectivity

Overview of Rear Panel Ports

Details of all input and output jacks for connecting external audio and video devices.

Remote Control Operation

Remote Control Functions and Button Explanations

Explanation of each button's function for both DVD and VCR operations.

Connecting Your Device to TV and Antenna

Antenna and Cable TV Connection Methods

Instructions for connecting antennas and cable boxes for signal reception.

HDMI Connection for High-Quality Output

Connecting via HDMI Cable

Instructions for connecting to a TV using an HDMI cable for digital audio and video.

VCR Setup Menu and Channel Tuning

Configuring VCR Setup Menu Options

Adjusting settings like audio mode, broadcast type, and audio output.

Automatic Channel Programming and Management

VCR Clock Setting Procedures

Setting the Clock Automatically and Manually

Instructions for setting the clock using auto or manual methods, including DST and time zones.

DVD Initial Setup and General Operation

Initial Settings for Language, Audio, and Subtitles

Configuring language, audio, and subtitle preferences via the setup menu.

DVD Display and Audio Configuration

Adjusting TV Aspect Ratio and Display Mode

Options for screen aspect ratio and display modes like LetterBox and Panscan.

Configuring Dolby Digital, DTS, and MPEG Audio

Settings for audio output options like Bitstream, PCM, Sample Freq., DRC, and Vocal.

DVD Parental Control and Lock Settings

Setting Ratings, Passwords, and Country Codes

Managing parental controls for movie ratings, security codes, and country code restrictions.

VCR Tape Operation: Playback and Special Effects

Normal Playback and Tracking Control

How to play tapes normally, adjust tracking, and use fast forward/rewind.

VCR Tape Operation: Recording and Index Search

VHS Index Search System (VISS) Functionality

Normal Recording and Playback Control Procedures

VCR Timer Recording Setup

Programming Timer Recordings

Setting up automatic recordings for up to 8 programs with channel and time details.

VCR Timer Program Management and OTR

Checking and Erasing Timer Programs

Reviewing and deleting programmed timer recordings.

One Touch Timer Recording (OTR) Function

DVD and Video CD Playback Operations

Playing DVD and Video CD Discs

Advanced DVD and Video CD Playback Features

DVD Advanced Features and Menus

Zoom, Marker Search, and Disc Menu Navigation

DVD Special Features: Camera Angles, Audio, and Subtitles

Controlling External Devices with Remote

Setting TV Control Codes

Controlling Cable Boxes and Satellite Receivers

Setting Control Codes for Cable/DSS Receivers

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Resolving Power, Picture, and Sound Problems

Solutions for issues like no power, abnormal picture, distorted sound, or poor playback.

Troubleshooting Playback and Disc Errors

Addressing problems with disc insertion, unplayable discs, and rating level issues.

Troubleshooting Device and Signal Issues

Remote Control and Channel Reception Issues

Fixing remote control malfunctions and problems with channel reception.

Timer Recording and Stereo Audio Problems

Resolving issues with timer recording, indicator lights, and stereo audio playback.