Philips DVP3120/05 Manual Do Utilizador

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Changing the Password
You need to enter your six-digit 
password to play a prohibited disc or if 
prompted for a password. The same 
default password is used for Parental. 
A
  In ‘Preference Page’, press S T to select 
Password }, then press X to select 
Change }.
B
 Press OK and the menu appears on the 
TV screen.
General
Audio
Video
Preference
Old Password
New Password
Confirm PWD
OK
C
 Use the 
alphanumeric keypad 0-9
 to 
enter the six-digit password.
 
When doing this for the fi rst time, 
enter the default password ‘136900’.
 
If you forget your old six-digit password, 
enter the default password ‘136900’.
D
  Enter the new six-digit password.
E
  Enter the new six-digit password a 
second time to confi rm.
 
The new six-digit password will now 
take effect.
F
 Press OK to confi rm.
Restoring to the original settings
Setting the { Default } function will reset 
all options and your personal settings to 
the factory defaults, except your Parental.
A
  In ‘Preference Page’, press S T to select 
Default }, then press X to select 
Reset }.
B
 Press OK to confi rm.
 
All settings will now reset to factory 
defaults.
DVD Menu Options 
(continued)
TIPS: 
The underlined option is the factory default setting.
 Press 
 
W to go back to previous menu item. Press SETUP to exit the menu item.
 Rating 
Explanations
 { 
1.Kid Safe }
Childsafe; acceptable for viewers of all 
ages.
 
2. G }
General Audience; recommended as 
acceptable for viewers of all ages.
 
3. PG }
Parental Guidance suggested.
 
4. PG – 13 }
Unsuitable for children under age 13.
 
5. PG – R }
Parental Guidance; recommended that 
parents restrict children under 17 from 
viewing.
 
6. R }
Restricted; recommended only when 
supervised by a parent or adult guardian.
 { 
7. NC – 17 }
No Children under age 17; not 
recommended viewing for children under 
age 17.
 
8. Adult }
Mature Material; should be viewed only 
by adults due to graphic sexual material, 
violence or language.
Tips:
–  This feature will not limit viewing if the 
disc manufacturer did not code the disc.
–  VCD, SVCD, CD have no level indication, 
so parental control has no effect on these 
type of discs. This also applies to most illegal 
DVDs.
–  Some DVDs are not coded with a rating 
though the movie rating may be printed on 
the disc cover. The rating level feature does 
not prohibit play of such discs.
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