Top 20 Panasonic SC-HT520 System Questions & Answers

A sinmple web search leads right to it.
http://remotes.com/remotes/servlet/rs?a=Search&m=EUR7722XB0&o=c&uuid=A13134059527111

click the link "please use...'

If there is no problem your IR part, then the problemis usually on IC/transistor. You can check most of parts on pcb by cheap multitester.Please go check and make replacement.Regards,

Sorry, I am not familiar with that model.

F61 indicates a shorted output amplifier. Not sure why the service center did not see that. It would explain the higher resistance. The only fix I know is replacing the output amp.

This indicates a shorted output amp. best to have a pro repair it.

User manual, with all the wiring
https://support.panasonic.co.nz/docstore/SCHT520%20book.pdf

Hello,
Your power cable is pretty easy to get hold of. It's a standard "figure 8" type mains lead. I'm from the UK and can get them from Maplin Electronics store (high street shop). If you're in the USE, somewhere like Radioshack or simular should stock them also. You can also get them on ebay. cost around £2.00 or so. Again the lead connection ype is called a "figure 8". why? well turn 8 on it's side and it looks like the connection :-)

Hi.Im Dani from Spain.I have the same pb.To solve this problem-a new one remote.My remote its
a panasonic universal remote control dvd system eur7722x30(i dint find it but i find this:panasonic universal remote control dvd system eur7722x40;i need to see if its compatible(hope so)
This is the link http://cgi.ebay.com/Panasonic-Universal-Remote-Control-DVD-Syste-EUR7722XD0_W0QQitemZ130350261905QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item1e597b2691
Good luck

Make sure your remote has all new batteries. It might only be running a partial side of remote. Test the battersies?

There should be a setting on the DVD's menu for output of picture. You should look under colour settings, to see if it has got NTSC output. You should also check your TV it might not be set to NTSC aswell. You can look in the user manual of the DVD to see if says anything about NTSC playback. If you have lost the manual you can download it for free on the Panasonic website.
If it won't playback NTSC discs, I'd guess you can get an adapter from somewhere.

yes it is possible to find dvd player which is compatible with the active subwoofer ..........

your home theater has a AUX phono plug in the back
you need to buy or make a cable that looks like this

to buy
3.5mm headphone jack>>>>> phonojack
if that cable has only one phono jack on the other side then you also need this
one phonojack>>>>>two phono jacks
this is needed because if you kept it as one jack then only one side will play music

if you make it then
3.5mm headphone jack>>>>>> two phono jacks

its either convert AVI to a format that is supported by your player or purchase a player that supports AVI files.

To unlock the DVD code its defends upon what region you belongs or from were you bought the DVD unit. Just click this site to hack the region code ; http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks

To keep it simple, this means that DVD players and DVDs are labeled for operation on within a specific geographical region in the world. For example, the U.S. is in region 1. This means that all DVD players sold in the U.S. are made to region 1 specifications. As a result, region 1 players can only play region 1 discs. That's right, the DVDs themselves are encoded for a specific region. On the back of each DVD package, you will a find a region number (1 thru 6).
The geographical regions are as follows:
REGION 1 -- USA, Canada
REGION 2 -- Japan, Europe, South Africa, Middle East, Greenland
REGION 3 -- S.Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Parts of South East Asia
REGION 4 -- Australia, New Zealand, Latin America (including Mexico)
REGION 5 -- Eastern Europe, Russia, India, Africa
REGION 6 -- China
REGION 7 -- Reserved for Unspecified Special Use
REGION 8 -- Reserved for Cruise Ships, Airlines, etc...
REGION 0 or REGION ALL -- Discs are uncoded and can be played Worldwide, however, PAL discs must be played in a PAL-compatible unit and NTSC discs must be played in an NTSC-compatible unit.

The end result is that DVDs encoded for regions other than Region 1 cannot be played on a region 1 DVD player, also, players marketed for other regions cannot play region 1-stamped DVDs


Hope it may help you;

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VOTIT

DONT FORGET TO RATE;

upgraded my surround to a new sony one. radical i know but at least i cinema surround in the bedroom now.

thanks

Yes you can by connecting a optical cable from bd35 to your systems optical in put,then select this in put on your sysyem and set sound to prologic2, you will not get HD MASTER or DOLBY TRUE HD audio but will get dolby digital and dts.

Hope this helps.

CABLE GUY.

You can try a CD/DVD Cleaner Disk ($3-$5). Some sell for $15, don't know if you'll get better results. If it doesn't work, then you have a laser alignment issue that needs calibrating. The labor is likely to cost more than a new DVD player.

The system has a locked / unlocked toggle sequence on the main unit by holding down stop (or Play) and then tapping the power button. Use this sequence lock or unlock the DVD / CD drawer.

The subwoofer contains the amplifier for all the speakers, i think your amp is broken not your subwoofer, sorry i do not think you can fix that