OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
ColorTelevision
User'sGuide
®
ForModels:
AV-32D500
AV-32D200
AV-27D500
AV-27D200
/I/ustration of AV-27DSO0 and RM_-,343
Feb.1999 No.51514
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IMPORTANTSAFETY PRECAUTIONS
P,V_==v=_r_toqu=m__ pmmrd.
w_in an equila_ereJtdengle is intended to
z_ The lightning flash with arrowhead syml_,
alert the user to the p_ of uninsulated
•dangerous ',,_t_ e"wi_in the products
6qnctosum that rney be of sufficient magnitude
to conUituts a risk of electpo shock to
p_scns.
The exofamazon point within an eClU_foreraJ
triangle is intended to _ the _ to the
presence of important operalf ng and maints*
hence (servicing) in_ in the lfterature
accompanying the appliance.
WARNING:
CAUTION:
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK
HAZARDS, DO NOT E)(POSE THIS T_.
SET TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
TO INSURE PERSONAL SAFETY,
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING RULES
REGARDING THE USE OF THIS UNIT.
1 Operate orJy from the power source specttJed
on me unit.
2 AVOidd_tlg IheAC plug and pO_e¢ CO_i.
3. Avoid improper InstaJlatio(1_ never position
the unitwhere good ventlfai_on is una_r_
able.
4. DO not aJk_wcOjects ot liquid into the cabinet
openings.
5 _ntheeventofUou_, unplugtheunitand
ca_la semite technician.DO notattemp_to
repair it yourself orremove the rear cove_
Changes or modificaifons not approved by JVC
could voidthewotranly
" When you don'tuse Ibis 1V set for a long
beriodOflfme,be serefodisoonnectboththe
power plugfromtheAC ou;letand antennafor
yoursafe_
• TO prevent electric shock donot _se th_s
polar;zedplug_ an e_ _,_ncord,recepta-
cieor otheroutletunless_ bladescan be fully
inse,,tedtoi_ever_ b_de exposure.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
CAUTION:
Pfolle rl_l and iltaJln f_r yo_lr laf_¢/.
EleCtrical energy can perform many useful functions. Tn_ TV
set has been engineered _d menufactured to assure your
personeJseJety.But mlprcper use cen msu/t in pc_en_a/
electrical shock Or life hazzuds.In order n0_to defeat the
safeguards imxxpotated in this Wsot. observe the following
basic rules for its instaJl_on, use and serv;clng.
And also fOllow a_lwarnings and inductions marked on your
TV set.
INSTALLA'RON
1 Your 1V set is equfppe(I x_th a _ AC line plug (one
blade of the plug is w4dei"than the other).
This safety feature allow= the p_g to ffi into _e power
OUtleto_ oneway.Sl'lO_ldyou be unable _oInP,ett the
plug fully Into the outiet, t_y_ng _ plug.
ShOLdditslfllfad to flL co.act y_v (dectr;cJan.
2 Operate the 3_/set ofby flora a I;X>_ r source as InOfoeted
On _heW set or refer to the operaBlg lastruc_ons for 61is
_in_mati_. If you am not sure of the type Ofpower _y
to your home. consultyour TV Set deaJo¢o_inceJ po_er
company: For battery operat_n, refer to the operaling
instructions.
3 Overloaded AC Outletsand _on COrdsare danger-
ous, and SOaze frayed powercords and broken Plugs.
They may result in a shock or fire h,szerd. CaJl your se_ce
techrde_n for replacement
4 DO not aliow anything to reston or rollover t_e power
cord, and do not p_ace the TV =et where power CC_dis
subject to traffic Ot =buse. Thism_y re,suit in a shock ot
fire hazard.
5 Do notuse this IV set neat water -- fo_"example, near a
bathtub, weshbowl, kitchen sink. c_ launmy tub, in a wet
basement, _x near swir_ning po_, etc.
6 If an outs-¥1eantennaLScorrected to _e 1V _L be surethe
antennasystemi_ g_oundedso as m p,'o_de some_
against_0_tagesurges and built_p s_a_ccha_ss. Sec_n 810
of the Na_onaJ_ Code pro_es information w#_respect
to lfxop_ Q_,Jnctng of thems_ ar,:l_opo_g s_Jctum,
gn:_nding ofthe _ wln_Io an antonnadischargeunit,size
of gr_ng cc_d_, foc_tinn of en_ discharge unit,
conneceonteqlJr_me_ for the g_}n_g elec_0de.
7 An out,de anle_na _ _lould no_be IOCaZedin the
vicinityof oveltleed power _n_ Or other e_c_ic light or
power ctrcuit_, C_where it can fail Into SuChpower linesor
circuits. When In_tal.ng an out=lde anlenna system, extreme
€*are_ould be taken fo keep ft0m touching such power
lines or c_mult_as contact wh_hIhem mlght be falal
AI_I=F.=qi ILECTRIC&LCOD_
8 I_/seL_are providedw(thven_ilal_openingsinthecabinet
toatlowheatgeneratedclur_goperatfontobe reteaSed.
Therefore:
-- f_ block _e bottom ven_la_o_ slots of a porteble _
=etby p_acingIto._a bed, =ola,nJg,etc.
-- Near place _ 1V set in a "polltqn"enclosure unless
proper ver,_letfon ispm_d_l.
-- Nevercov_ 61_opel i_g$ "/_lth_cfo_ orolher materJal
-- New_"10_._theIV _ r=sar_ O_WaraoT_ororhe_ reg_e_
I To avid persm_aJInjury:
-- Do natp_c_ aIV a_tona s;op_gsh_funles_imoper_s_oJed.
-- Use only a carl or stand recommended by the TV set
manufanturer,
-- DO nottrytorolla eattwithsmalfcastersacrossthresh-
olds c_deep pl_eca_.
-- _I or shelfmountingOfK_Jldfollowthemanufacturer's
instructions,and shoutduse a mountingkitapproved by
the tTlanufacture_
USE
10 C_u_o_c;_m_a_outdroppingc_i:_sringd_s L,toI_e_' set
"_g_ cabl_ oper,hgs,So_ t_=m_pareca_yheza_(_
uc_ge__d coqtactc_ reset_ afireoreloctt:_shc_=
11 Unplug the TV se_from the waJIcuret before cleaning. Do
not use liquid or an aerosc_cleane_
12 k_ add ao:asso6_ _oa W se(_a_ hasn0tbeen des_Ted fo.
Ibis_ F_Ch_d_ns may lu_ h a haz_
13 F0r added ptotect_n of the W setdunng a ighmli_gstormor
whet]theTt/set is to be le# unetlendsd foranextendedpenixI
of _'ne, unplugIf flora ine weJIo_Jeland disco,x_ect the
ar_e_n_ This will ptm,ent _v_age fo p,_duct due to Zgh_ing
atc_rnsot_ linesu_gea.
14 A 1V sef a_d cart ccwt_*'_atlonshouldbe mm'ed w_h care.
DOiCJ<stops._cassive force, and uneven surfacesmay cause
_e 1V se( and carl COllbina_m to ovet/_/n.
SERVICE
15 Ltnplugthis_V s_t Imm_e wa_cutlet and refersen_c_g to
_alilfed s_v;_ persor._l under_e fo_o_ng con_it_:
A. Whenthe power c_d or pl_ is damsged odrayed,
B. If liquid h_$ been spilied into the _/set
C. If the _/set has been exposed to r_dnor wet er.
D If 1heIV se{does n_4operetenorrrlaliyby fc_lo_ingIhe
operat_,gIns_ci_m.s. Adjusto_lythose convols U,.atare
c_ered in_e oc_va_ng k%tru_s asimpmp_ adjust.
meritOfo_er Controlsr_ay n_t indamage _b-._vailo(1_
require_ workby a qu_Jr_iedtec_nk_ianto ro,_xe
I_e "iVset to normal operaU_.
E. If_e 1V s_ hasbeen _pped o_d_naged h any _,_
F When the 1V set exhibitsa distinct change inperfof
mance -- thi s indicates e ne_ for service.
16 CO notaitempt to se_ice this"_Vset yc_m,effasopening or
removingcovers may e_poseyouto dange_ voltageor
o61erhazards.Refer a_ servic_g to qua_k_l se_ce pemoreeL
17 When replacement p_Is a_ required,ha'_e_e service
technician verityin writing ihat the repot p,_ts he u.s_s
he',_ _he same safetycharacteds_cs_ iheonginaJpar_.
Use of manufacfo_ specified replacement parts can
p_evs_ fire, shock, or cther hezards.
18 Upon completion Ofany seP*tcec#repaL*sto Fr=s1V set,
Please as_ the servfoetechnicianto pectonnthe safety chod<
d_cribed inthe mar,JfaclurePsseneca literatma.
19
Wl_n a TVset reaches 1heand ofits use_l lifo,improper
dis_x_aJcould rasu_ina pintumtubeiml_OSiOn.A.Ska
q_ied se_ice t_c_an io dispose of _e IV set
2O
Note to CA3_/system instelle£
Thie reminder is provided to call the CATV system inStallers
attenbon toArttole 820_K3of the NEC that provides
guidelines for proper grounding and, in pad[cu_a_specifies
that the cable ground shaJJbe connected to the grounding
system Of _hebuilding, as close to the point of cable
as prac_Cal.
CONNECTIONS
CONNECTIONS CHECKLIST -- READ ME FIRST!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CONNECTIONS
ConnectionsChecklist................ 5
Frontang RearPane_D_agrsms .......... 5
Cable & VCR Connections............. _ 6
Connectmgto a DVDPlayer............. 7
Connecting to a Camcorder............. 8
Connectingto an ExtornalAmplifier......... 8
Connectingto JVCAV Compu Link EX
CaPable G_npcnents ............. 9
GETTING STARTED
RemoteControls......... : ......... 10
Power......................... 11
AdjustingVc4urne .................. 11
ChangingChannels ................ 11
Seleng the CATVand VCR codes ........ 12
MENU FUNCTIONS
Symbols Used in thisGuile ............ 14
Onscreen Menus................... 14
Plug In Menu ..................... 15
Language
AutoTunerSetup
Set C,_ck .................. 16
Finish
Inibal Setup ..................... 17
Cha_nst Summary
Channel Guard-Lock
V_hip .................... 18
SetLock Code .............. 21
PfctureAdjust .................... 22
T_t
Cok_
Picture
Bt_ht
Detail
Noise Mut#lg
Set VideoStatus
Sound Adjust.................... 23
Treble
Ba_,_e
MTS (Mul_annst Stereo Sound)
Some SoundAdvice
Clock/Timers ..................... 24
On/Off Tkner
InitialSetup ...................... 25
)3/Spea_r
Aud_ Out
Cm'_ooner,t-/n
Ck;_sdCaptk:w
BUll"ON FUNCTIONS
Menu Button ..................... 26
Exit .......................... 26
Display ........................ 26
Video Status ..................... 26
Sleep Timer ...................... 26
BBE .......................... 27
Hyper SurrOund................... 27
TV/Video ....................... 27
100+.......................... 27
VCR Buttons ..................... 27
Muting......................... 27
Return+....................... 27
Number Buttons(10 Key Pad) ........... 27
PIPOrVM_ve ..................... 28
Freeze......................... 28
Swap ......................... 28
Channel -/+ for PIP.................. 28
Source ........................ 28
APPENDICES
Troubleshooting................... 29
umited Warranly................... 30
AuthorizedSor_k:eCenters............. 31
Spec fflesticP..s.................... 32
1) Refer to the €onnection Inntructlons In the uler'l
guide for each component you plsn to connect.
They will provide more detailed informs[ion about
their products, and they will toll you what plugs and
cables are mquirab.
2) Most AN input jacks and plugs sre cntor coded:
• Yellow plugs are Video connections
• Red plugs are fo_ Right Audio connections
• Whha plugs are Left Audio (Mono) connections
3) Pertorm oils hookup nt i dine.
if you have many accessories to connect, make sure
each connection is correct by checking to see that it
works propeity before attempting the ne)d connection.
(For example, eiweys start withthe RFor Cable
connections, make sure it WORKS.IP_nmove o_ to
video or VCR connections.)
4) Unplug the power cord between each connection.
5) Each Jack on the back of the TV is labeled. If you
resd these irmb_cticqlsand still do notfully
understand the connectio_ process, seek
assistance.
6) The/IV Compu Unk Cable hi supplied with the
JVC devlce which you want to (=ollneCL If you do
not have one, but you do have a JVC Compu Link
capable VCR o{ HiR, contact your locei JVC deaJe_
FRONT AND REAR PANEL DIAGRAMS
FRONT PANEL DIAGRAM
AV-32D500 • AV_2D200
AV-27DS00 • AV*27D2CO
REAR PANEL DIAGRAM
AV-32D500 • AV-32D200
AV-27D500 • AV-27D200
RF Connectors
S-Vldeo Plug
0
AN Input Plug
AV Compu Unk Cable
CO
CONNECTIONS CONNECTIONS
CABLE & VCR CONNECTIONS
1) Comnect cable or _'derlna RF wire OUtfrom the wall, /n to the spl_er RF ir_lJL
2) _ RFwire o_t from the splto_r RF output, in to t_e VCR RF input.
3) Cormem RF _re out lmm the sptl_r RF e_¢, _ to the TV VHF/UHF _ut.
4) Connect yellOWvideo o_ble out f_om the VCR Video ou_p_Jt,in _othe TV Video Input jack.
5) Connect while audio c_le cut from the VCR Le_ Audio output, in to the "IV Left Audio input j_ok.
6) P__nect red su_o cab_ o_ fromthe'K:R Rg_ iu,_ro ouepu_.,_ to_.e W ._X Audo _ _
O ff your VCR is mono # llas cn;y one audio out jack, connect itto TV L/Mono _uL
CABLE & VCR CONNECTIONS CONTINUED
1) Connect Cable RF wire out from w_dl. in to splitter RF input,
2) Cc_nect RF Gutfrom splitmr RF _tl_Jt, m to cable box RF input.
3) Connect RF wire c_ from cable box RF output,/n to VCR RF input.
4) Connect RF wire out born Sl_ttte_ RF output, in to TV VHFtJHF input+
5) Connect yellow video citableo_ born VCR Video output,/n to 33/Video input iack.
6) Connect white aUdio cable ou/from VCR Le_ audio output,/n to 1_/Left Audio input Jack¸
7) _ red a_o ca_ _lcm V_ _ _:_o o_,ut, ,_to 1V _ght Audio i_c_t_ac_
[_ lf your VCR ;s rnono it h_s or#y orm _udio outjack, connect ffto TV L/Mo_ input.
CONNECTING TO A DVD PLAYER
1)Connectthe cab_eRFwlre outfromtheweJl,k_tothecable boxinput.
2) Coe.r,actRF_,_eoutfromthecablebox P,Foutput,__ theVCR RI:ircut,
3) ConnectRFwireoutIron tt_ VCRRFoutput..,nto the1VVPIF/UHFInput.
4) Cormecty_lowvldeo cablecutfromth_VCRVtoeoo_JtputintotheTVVldeo inputjack.
5) Connectwhiteaudio cable outf_cmtheVCRL_I_audiooutput.#__ _ W _ _ _p_ _.
6) Connectr_ audioca_ out_omtheVCRRi_ AL_OoutpC,into_e W RohtAudoin_t jack,
O if y_urvCRIsmonoithason_/oneaudiooutj_k. cm_ct # to 71/La4onoinpuL
1)ConnectgreencableoutfromDVD playar"y"video_Jtput, into 13/"y" componemtinput.
2) ConnsctI_uecabk_outfrom DVDI_Yer "PB",_icieooutput,intoTV "Ps"c_rnpo_entinput.
3) Connect_edcable outh'omDVDplayer"PR"v'=deOoutput_in to1_ _PR"_omponentinput.
4) Connectredaudiocable outfromDVDLeltaudiooutput,.$1toTVLeftAudioinput2.
5)Connectwhiteauto cableo_tfromDVDRig_audiooutp_ _to IV RightAudoInput_
£3Green.blueandr_d are t_emostcommoncolc_sof DVDcable_.&xne modelsmay varycable_ors. please
cor,_ theu.se_matwalfor youtOVOp_yer for mo_ein_+
O Be carefu/notto c_fuse #'mredDVDcab/e m_ththeredaudioGutputcab/e,lt _ _ _ _ _ set_
c_'mec_ns (DVDor audiooutput)befotmstatt;ngtoe otherto _void accidenta_ _wtct#ng _ _$.
O Pleasesetth_COMFONENT-/Non the/ni_WSatupMenu fo 'yES"v,_enever_ connecta D_ _a_
_ CONNECTIONS
CONNECTIONS
CONNECTING TO A CAMCORDER
1) White audio cable out from carncorder, in to TV Left Audio input jack.
2) Ye_towvideo cable out from camcorde_ _ to TV V_deo input jack.
3) If you have a stereo model oamcorder_connect the Red Audio cable out from the Carncorde_ in
to the TV Right Audle input jack.
TO CONNECT TO S-VHS ACCESSORIES:
Keep the audio connections the same as for a non-S*VHS VCR or camcorder (above), and use the
special S-VHS cable that catTm with the VCR or Carncorder.
! ) S-VHS Plug out from VCR. in to TV'SS-Video input.
CONNECTING TO AN EXTERNAL AMPLIFIER
CONNECTING TO JVC AV COMPU LINK EX
CAPABLE COMPONENTS
NOTE_
A) The AV Compu Link EX cable has a male 3.5 mm (mono) mini plug on each end.
B) If your JVC brand VCR has A Code/B Code Refrtote Control Switching (see your VCR instructions),
using VCR A Code wi]] switch the TV to video Input 1. If you use Input 1 for Video out frownthe
cable box, use Input 2 here. Using B Code will switch the TV to Video Input 2.
C) Toconnect a JVC HiFi receiver or amplifier for a completely automated home theater, see the HiFi
receiver's instructions for detailed hookup diagrams.
• In order for the VCR to start playback automatically, the recording tabs must be removed from the
VHS tape. ff the tab is in place, aut_natic switching starts when you push the VCR P_Y button.
" AV COMPU LINK EX is compatible with the following 1998 receivers: RX-664V, RX*665V, RX-774V,
RX-884V, RX-1024V, and later _tver models.
"** Please consult the user's manual for your JVC DVD Player on how to connect a JVC DVD Player
using AV Compu Link EX
1) 'v%_iteaudiocable out from TV Left Audio output jack, in to Amplifier [Left] input.
2) Red audio cable out Ifom 33/Right Audio output jack. into Amplifier [Right] input.
NOTE: A) Set the T,/Speaker to OFF(page 25). switchthe audio output to VARI (page 25), and adjust
the soundwith the TV remhte_ VCt.UMEbutton.
Gq
I GETTING STARTED
GETTING STARTED
REMOTE CONTROLS
RM_-343 RM-C342
AV-32D500• AV*27E_00 AV-320200 • AV-27D2(X)
CHANGING THE BATTERIES
Be sure to use on/y size AA batferfes.
] Push down on the remote's back cover and stide
towards the bottom to remove it.
] Insert the two supplied AA battaries, carefully noting
the "+" and "-" rrlarlengs on the batteries and remote
control.
] TOavoid a shortcircuit, insert "-" end first. Slide the
cover back into place (until it clicks into position).
0 If the remotB contr_ a_ts erratical, tepfece the bat_fies.
Typical battery life i_ usuaJ_ about six months to one yeaK
£3 We recommend alkaline batteries for a fenger battery life.
NOllE:
When you change the batteries, tryto complete the task
w_in 3 minutes, ff it takes leng_r than3 minutes, the remote
control c_des for your VCR and/or Cable box will have to be
reset (page 12).
POWER
O Make sure thatthe TV/CA_/sw_h isset to TMSwitoh to CAW _Jy to operate a cable box.
£3 press the Powmbutton cn _e remote contrc_orthe TV front penel. The On T, ner letup wili glew rod.
O The first time you turn on the _ the "Rug In Menu" will appea_ you should turn to the Plug In
Menu section (page 15) nowto learn more abo4Jtthis menu.
To turn the power off, press the Pow_ button again. The On Timer Jampwill go out.
O When the TV isoff, the OnTimer lamp remains on while the On/Off Timer function is active, but at a
reduced brightness.
ADJUSTING VOLUME
[] Use the V__UME-{-_ buttons ( •• ) on the front panel or remote control. Use the VOLU_E- ( • )
button to lower the voJume.Press the VOLUME÷ button ( • ) raise the volume.
:::::::::::::
] Press the MVnNGbutton to instantJy torn the volurne off to zero. To restore the volume to the
previous volume level, simply press the MU11NGbutlon again.
CHANGING CHANNELS
[] lO_ dl_ =:_.
Press the numbers on the rernote_ tO key pad. For single<tigit channel numbers press 0 then the
number. For chennels above 100, pre_ the 100+ button plus the 2-digit number.
[] ChIHyl_w _mn button.
*Ibs_n tbed_ one_ a free,pressthar_'s C_ So_ bu_ 8_d re_.
•To_an mrough thechr, neb ray e/_dy, h_d dovm the remote's C_,#,-M_m,Sc_ I:x_:_.
Ntef two channeb gobyat hemal speed, _e n_t of 1hechanr_ v_llspeed by attherate@ f_
chonr_ p_ _ You_I n_ seei_ _ thechonn_ mty thechoag_ng_ nurnbem_
theho_om ofthescm_
[] Return.
Press and release the RE_JRN+button tOreturn tothe previous channel. First, select a channe_
(game #1). Then, select another channel (game #2) with the 10 key pad and push the RE1_RN+
button to flip directly back and forth.
[] Return+.
Press and hold down the RETURN+button for three seconds. The message, =RETURN CHANNEL
P_OGP.N_MED !" witt _pbaar and you cart scar_ as you wisP,.Press _+ again a_d youwill go
back to the Return+ channeL
Tocancel a Return+ channel, press and hold down the RE']_IRN+ button for another three seconds
and the _age, "RETURN CHJ_NNEL CANCELLSD !" appears.
0 Pressing a number key Ortemlng the set off v_/siso cancel a Return+ channel
GETTING STARTED
GETTING STARTED
SETrlNG THE CATV & VCR CODES
CABLE BOX OR SATELLITE SETUP
Theremote is prog_ w_ththe CATVaqd Sa_ifte codes fcr poweron and o_ 10key,and _lannel up
and down.
1) Determine the correct code from the "CATV& SatelliteCodes" chat betow.
2) Slide the2-Way Mode Selector Swftchto CATM
3) Press and Se_ddown the DtsP_Y button
4) Enter the 3-digit code with the 10key pad while continuingto hold down the DtsPt_ybcttc_
5) Release the D_Pu_ybuti_n
6) Confirm the operation of the cable box,
Note : if your cable box orsatellitebox does not respond to any code_1 the chart, use the Search
Codes FunctJonbelow
CATV & Satellite Codes
GABLE E_J_ COOE8 _UlLE BO)3_ CODIW
N3C 024
D_mor_d 024, _2. 025
=Jgb aZ9
3C Brand 062, 061
_r#r_ Q22. 043
m 0_0
_oV_ _e Q_2, 051
_ma_Nc _, 0_6_ 0_0
_a_n 063
_omw 0471062
0G2, 0_
061,032
_2 r O51
068.069
021r ¢_21057, _3
040. 041. _42. 045
049. _24
055,024,023.026.021,0_.
021. 022. _7. _
049. _0, _t. 064
O28. 029. 0_0, 0_2, 0_3. _31,
0_
)CA 06f
kML"_¢ 032
I=ga_ 05B. 064, 040. 041. 042, 04&
P_T, brmdt 037, 03_ 051, 038
S¢_t_ A_mta 057. 058. OS_
Tl_lpbo_ O67
Tm 047.061
_=_¢_m O44
Z_ 063 r 046
Zeq_l,_ O46
SmelUte
O32
051
051. 047
032, _61
_50
632, C_25
_2. 032
029, 030
Search Codes Function :
1) Slide the 2-Way Mode Selector Switchto CATV
2) Press the TV power and RE1URN+buttons simuifaneouslyfor more than three seconds, then release.
3) Press q[3/POWERand check if the accessory respa_ds.
4) If therew_.sa respanse,pressRE_eN+. if the_ewas noresponse,repeatStep3 un6l Isere is a _. if
you repeat Slep 3 rnorethan 70 timesaod there isstil_no re_, use $_eeccesso_ remote.
€_ffAL
E
B
ECh_W 100
Q_. 106
K4tm_ 1_4_ 111
I-II_ (HUO_ 104
Pmmmr4c 1_
Phr,_ _0_ 103
T_th_l 101
tJ_dm 1_, 1_
112
106,109, II0
107 ¸
COOBS
VCR SETUP
The remote is pre-programmed with the VCR codes forpower on and power off, pla_,,stop, fast-forward,
re.rid, and chenne/ up and down.
1) Determine the correct code from the "VCRCodes" chart (below).
2) Slidethe 2-Way Mode Selector Switch to TV.
3) Pressand hold down the DtsP_y but_n,
4) Enterthe 3_[gif code ',_,iththe 10 key pad while continuingto hold down the D_SFL,_¥button.
5) Release the DtS_¥ buttc_.
6) Co_firm the operation of the VCR.
£3 When you record a channel, press the PLAYbuttonwhile continuing to hold down the RECbutton.
Note : If your VCR does not respond to any code on the chart, use the Search Codes Function below,
VCR Codes
vcP_I (_o_E8
_in_r_ O3S
vJd*OC*_am_ OO30O6
_e_& Pim_ 063, O71
_rlJg 0_. 029, 064
_is Ma_es 045, 024, _7
_mt.oo 043. _. _Q4
umd 027. _6. 020. 000
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_ _ THE ONSCREEN MENUS
THE 81fMBOLS USED IN THIS GUIDE
&_f V'.rflSnEN_"yOU _e Up and down arrows _sth_
book, press the M_'_U UP or MENU DCWN buttofl to:
• Move verlJcally in the main menu.
• Move through a _Jbrnenu.
• Move to the next letter. I1umber. or other Ghoice
in 8 Subrnenu. (x
• Back up to co/rBct an error, or
• Channel Up o( Down
Whenever you see lef_and hght arrows, press the
MENU L_T or MENU P,_ button to:
• Select the highlighted item, cf
• Select the options in a submenu, (x
• Volume Up or Down
(_ Tr_ "P_ss Bud;ton" me_,ns yo_ _ Hess that
button c_ the remote cOnvol
The 'He_ping Hand" points tothe highlighted or
seated _ecr__r__ re_r_.
To ule the Menu. press the MENU b_3on and then use
th,e &V _mci 41b" buttons to move around the menu.as
descr_t:ed _bove. it ym_ com_nt;e p_ss_r,g th,e M_'_U
button, the display will skip t_ the next menu screen.
N_. Ttte menu screens shown m this boo_ are
representations of the menu screens Onyour s6t,
not exact rep/iGation$,
+
V,d_
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PLUG IN MENU
ca/Iv when you firstturn on the 73/after
ptuggJngit in. The Pug In Menu sets the
default preferences foryou for:
_3]he Language in which you want the
onscreend_sp_ys_ e.ppe_.
0 The Auto Tuner Setup ofchannels to
be included in sc_q.
0 Set the clock tothe ptope_ tJrneso
that your timer functions willw_k.
LANGUAGE
_ur J_ _ev_ _tiows_ _o
choosefromEnglish,French,or Spanish
omscrsenmenusanddisplays.
_kY To LANGUAGE
• • Tochoose the language
PLUG IN MENU
AUTO TUNER SETUP
During Auto TunerSetup, the TV will
automaticallyscan _rough all available
channels and memorize the active ones
so that _en you scan, you do notpleti
up weak or no_ channels.
&V To AUTO TUNER SETUP
• • Tooperate
• • To choose CABLE or AIR
&Y To move to START
• • To start pragramrning
Ftq2_g takes apptoxknat_ty
1to2mmu_s
The*PiuglnMenu"ony appears#_ h_t_ttimethe
TV_ p_ug_d{n
_rA
No_ No_se Muting w_tr_, work whys
Auto Tuner Setup is_rking.
PLUG IN MENU
INITIAL SETUP
SET CLOCK
The C/_k _ theheart of all #met
funcll_,s, The c/Gckmust be set
before the timer functions v,ork.
&V To SET CLOCK
• • To operate
• • TOsetthehour(AM/PM)
• Tomove to minutes
• • Tosettheminutes
• Tomove toSTART CLC_K
when done withsettings
• • To starttheclock
CLOCK _ ON/OFF TIMER
MESSAGE
If you do not set the clock but
attempt to usethe On/Off Timer, you
will get the following message:
<1• To set the hour (AM/PM)
• To move to minutes
• • To set the minutas
• To move to START CLOCK
when done with settings
• • Tostart the clock
FINISH
Once you have set up the items in the
Plug/n Menu you must select Finish.
&• TOFINISH
• • Toexit
Note: Y_J can resst tho preferences that
you set here in the Plug In Menu via the
regular JVC Menu system.
CHANNEL SUMMARY
You can add or delete channels from
channel scanning. Youcan also k;ck
out any "unauthorized"viewers from
one or up to all 125 channels.
(_ Press the MB_tj Button
&• To CH/C_NELSUMMARY
• • Tooperate
Note: Noise MutJngwill not work while
you are inthe Channel S_mmary menu.
Youcan manuallysetchanr_.s to scan
63atwere too weak to be piskeciup
dodng Aufo Tuner Sstag. Con•seedy, if a
channel was too weak to_ a good
_lure but was picked up anyway, delete
it by remo_ng the _L(If you have not
pe_ _e Asto TO_erSetup
doscribab on page 15. do son_v.)
(_ _ -/+ to se_ct the c'nannel
&• To the SCAN column
• • To include or delete from scan
I_ Exrrwhen finished
Note: Channels set to scan will be
marked with an -_.
Note: S_ne cable systems experience
interference from radio frequermie6
Cable Channel 95. If you like, you can
delete this channel from scanning by
removing_e q.
CHANNEL GUARD - LOCK
&• TOCHANNEL SUMMARY
• • To operate
&• TOthe L.cx_kcolumn
The access code zero (0) to
lock or unlock that channel
Use the CHAN_L -/+ button to go to any
othe[ channel you want _olock
(_ EXIT when
CHANNEL GUARD MESSAGE:
This message appears when a viewer
attempts to watch a guarded channel :
Towatsh a channel you have iscked,
enter the lock code ualngthe 10 key pad.
If the wrong lock cede is entered,this
message willappear:
Note_ See _SetLock Code'_ for more
information_
finished
Comft_u_t a_ove...
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_ _ INITIAL SETUP INITIAL SETUP 1
¥.CHIP
Your7Y is equipped with V-Chip
program y_r TV to rece_, or not recer_,
Whana v_ewerat_r_o_ fo wafoha
btod<edchannel this message appears:
To watch a channelyou have Iocked_enter
thaldck cede ualng _e lO key pab_
To set up the TV Parental Guideline
Ratings...
I_ Pressthe IvIFJ_13utton
&V TOV-CHIP
• • Tooperate (Lock icon appears)
_) Pre_ _ fo _ V4_ip menu
• • To turn V-Chip ON or OFF
&V To move _ Sk_r JV P_TINGS
VIEWING GUIDELINE8
V_V LSfor V]OL_CE I FANTASY ViCL_CE
_1 S stands f_ SEXUAL CONTENT
O L stands for strong LANGUAGE
_1 D stands for suggestive DIALOG
U.S. PARENTAL RATING SYSTEMS
Programs with the following Ratings
are appropriote for Children.
0 7VYIsApl_forAJlCidldmn.
Programs_'e created forvery young
viewers and should be suitable for all
ages, inclediog childrenages 2 - 6.
O TV "It'/is for Older Children.
Most parents would find such
programs suitable for children 7 and
above. There may exist some mitd
fantasy violence or comedic
violence. Children should be able to
discern reality from fantasy.
Prognw=.eh Uwfo,_w_ RaUn_
areappropd_e for _e _=#re aud/_€_
TV Gstands for Gener_ Audkmce.
Most parents would find
programs suitablefo! all age groups.
contain lit'deor noviolence, no
strong language, and littleor no
sexuaddialog or situaitons.
[3 "R/PG Parental Guidance
Suggested.
May contain some. but not much,
strong lenguage, limited violence.
and some suggestive sexuat dialog
or situations. It is r_dab that
parentswatch theseprograms first, or
withtheir children.
_3 TV 14 Parents Strongly Cautioned.
Progr-'on_conteJnsc_n:ematerial
mayha unsuitablefor children unde"
the age of 14 includingpo_ible
intenseviolence, sexual situations,
strongcoarse language, or intensely
suggestive dialog. Parents are
against unattendedviewing
by chilofe_ under 14.
O TV MA Mature Audiences Only,
lbese progran_ are sbecificallyf_(
abuits and may be unsuitablefor
anyone uaber 17 yeansof age. T',/MA
p_grams may have extensiveV,S, L.
_rD.
DWecUorLsto Block Viewing:
Une up the cumor inthe column(_/
PG, TV G. efo.) withthecontent row
(V_ & etc.) and pmsstha AorV to
move the cursorld tha correctIoca_n,
and press <1 or I="toturnthe locking
feature _n or off.An item is kx:_ed ifthe
iconA appears instead of a "--'.
An example. To block viewers under
14 from _11shows:
Move the cursor to the top row of that
column and add a lock icon. Once
you've put a lock on the top row,
everything in that cotumn is
automatically locked.
&_r To the TV 14 Column
• • To turn on the lock
Press Ex. when done
No_: If you want tochange the
setup, move the cursor to the top
COlumnand change to'J and then
you can select individual catagones
to block.
To set up Movie Ratlng_s...
(_ Press the MENUbutton
&Y TO V-CHIP
• • TOoperate (Lock icon J_J
appears)
(_ Press ZEROtoaccess V-Chip setup
options
&V To SET MOVIE RATINGS
• • To enter movies menu
0 NR - Not Rated.
Ttlis is a film that has no rating. In many
cas6_ these films were i_ fro_
o_m counttios.Othe"NR finnsm_y be
from amateur Woducem who didn't
intendto have theirflk'nwibely raleesab.
NR (Not Rated) Programming may
contain all types of prograrnming
ldc/udiag chhi/dren's programming,
fc{eign programs, or adu# mat_aL
O G - General Audience.
In the opinion of the review board.
these films contain nothing in the way
of sexual content, violence, or
language that would be unsuitable for
audiences of any age.
O PG - Parental Guidance.
Parental Guideance meansthe mov_
may contains_me co, tentssuchas mild
vk3lence,Bornebriefnudity,and sl_Ong
language. The contents are not deemed
intense.
0 PG-13 - Parents Strongly Cautk)ned.
For parents with children under 13,
they are cautiOned that the content of
rnovle_ with this rating is more explicit
in sexual, language, and viofence
content than PG.
INITIAL SETUP
INITIAL SETUP
0 R Re.rioted.
These films contain material that is
explicit in nature and is not
recommended for unsupervised
children under the age of 17.
0 NC-17 NO One Under 17.
These rTx_es am_nalpered what m_t
parents wouldfeel is too adult fo_ thor
childrento view and can consistof strong
language, nudity, _otsnce,
suggestiveand ex_icit subject rnattets.
0 X NO One under 18,
Innappropriate for anyone under 18.
D/mctlonB to Block Movie Vlewlng..
Inordertoblock"viewersfromar'_or811of
thesesortsofcontents,pressthe
Aor Vto move thecurse"tothecorrect
l_taln,and press• or • totornthe
l_king feature_ oroff.An item islocked
if_e _ iconappears insteadofa -m..
To blockviewersunder X and NC-I 7
ratedfrom shows:
&V To theX Column
• • To tornon the tsck
m
&V TotheNC-17 Column
• • To turnon thelock
i
q_) Pre_sEXiTwhen dOrle
AboutUnratedPrograms:
Unrated p_gramming refers to any
ptograrnmfog that does not contain a
rating signal. Programming on tatsvision
stations which do not broadcast ratings
signal will be in the "Unratad
Programming" category.
Examplesof Unrated programs:
Emergency Bulletins
Locally o_iginatad programming
News
PoliticalPrograms
Pub(ic Service Announcements
Religious Programs
Sports
Weather
Some Commercials
Note: TV programs or movies that do not
have rating signal will be blocked if the
Unratod Category is set to LOCK
DIrecUm_ to Block Unrat_l Programs:
You can block programs that are not
rated.
(_) Press the M_qu button
&Y TO V-CHIP
• • TOoperate
Press Z_O to access V-Chip setup
options
&V To UNRATED
• • To View o_ Block
(_) Press EXiTwhen done
Accessing V-Chip Informa#on:
Toaccess Rating information about a
certain program, pre_s the V-CHI_ button
whileviewing that program, this appears:
If you decide you want to block this
category of viewfng, press '0" while the
above screen isvisible, and all programs
from that category will be locked.
F.xampleI:
If you want to set your V_;hip settings to
block all programming above TV PC:
Press 0 (zero) when TV-PG is
diSpLayed
All Programming above TV PG will
be blockap!
Examp/e2:
If you want to set your V_hip settings to
block all programming above a current
setting such asTV PG*V (with vioisnce):
(_ Press O (zero) when W_F13- V is
displayed
All Programming above TV PG with
Violence will be blockedl
Nota:
For Childrens programming you can
block TV-y and Y programs by
Pressing "0" when Y is displayed
during a program. Programming for
audiences Otherthan children_
audiences will not be affected.
LOCK CODE
The Lock Code locks and unk_cks
Channel Guard and V_hip settings.
Wr#e this four digit number down and
keep it safe!
_) _ tha M_lu buti_
AV To SET LOOK CODE
• • TOoperate
a
The padlock icon appears
ZEqO(tha access code is zero)
• • To choose the number
&V TO move to the next place
Continue to followthese directions for
&Y TO RNJSH
• • To save settings and exit
Note: If you for'orgeletthe Lock Code
you can set another one this same
way.
Note** After a power interruption you
must reset the lock code.
all four numbers
,=_.
PICTURE ADJUST
SOUND ADJUST
TINT
Adjust the levels of red and green.
(_ Pressthe MENUButton
&V To TINT
• To accentuate green
• To accentuate red
&y To move to the next
COLOR
Adjust both thevividness and sub_aly
of #le cok_
(_) Press the MENUButton
AY To COLOR
• To make colors more vivid
• To subdue colors
&V To move to the next
PIOlFUNE
Picture allows you to adjust the
picture_ range of black and white.
Pressthe MENUBu_on
TOPICTURE
• To increase contrast
• To decrease contrast
&V TO move to the next
BN/@NT
Adjust thedegree of fight and dark.
Press the MFJ_ Button
To BRIGHT
• To lightenthe picture
• TOdarken the picture
AV Tomove to the next
NOISE MUll3NO
Inserts a blue screen and aliminates
r_ise from channels that are not
broadcasting o[are too weak.
Pmss rne Me_J Buttc_
&V To NO_SE MUTING
• • To turn ON/OR:
Note: Noise Muting will not work
when you operate the Auto Tuner
Setup orChannel Summary,
SET VIDEO STATUS
Save a set of Picture Set_ngs and
access later as "Choice".
_) Press the MENUButton
&y TOSET VIDEO STATUS
• • TOoperate
• IP TOoperate the TINT opUon
kY To move to the next option
Repeat_e abovsstepstoseteachopen.
Ay TOSAVE AS CHOICE
• • Tosave settings and exit
Note: Access your "Choice" settings
by pressing the VIDEOSTA_JSbutton
on the remote control,
BASS
Tne Bass _ve/ adjus_n_t fea_He
allows you to raisa or lowsr P_e leval of
Iower _ _ #Te71rs sound.
(_ Press the MENUButton
&V To BASS
• To emphasize bass
• To reduce bass
AV To move to next
TREBLE
_e Trab_ _ edjus_ent feature
a#owsyou to ralse or lov_ tha levalof
high_ _c_s _ _e TVs sound
Press the MENU
AY TO TREBLE
• TOemphasize treble
• To reduce treble
AV TOmove tonext
Button
WeE
The Balance adjustment feature
allows you to cenatr the T_ sound
to yc_r needs.
(_ Press the MES_JButton
AY To BALANCE
• To shift the speaker balance
to the right
• To shift the speaker balance
to the left
&lr To move to next
MTS (Mul_.hannel
Television Sound)
MrS t_chnalogy gives you a choice
among stereo, _, and Second
Audio Programs (SAP).
(m) Press the MEe,'UButton
&y To MTS
• • Select the mode
(Ti_eONA/R a_rowtelL_y_u ff
rhecutrentsignalcontalns
Stereoor SAP)
Note: Keep the TV in STEREO mode
to get the fenest sound
quaJity,
Note: SAP will allow you to hear an
alternative soundtrack, if
available,
Note: Choose MONO to reduce
excess noise in a program or
channel.
DErA/L
Adjust the level of detail in the picture.
(_ Press the MENUButton
4,y To DETAIL
• To make the picture sharper
• To make the picture smoother
Ay To move to the next
CLOCK/TIMERS
INITIAL SETUP
ON/OFF TIMER
YOU tell the TV to turn on and off
Use it as an alarm to wake up, as a
program reminder, or to simulate that
you*re home when you're out of the
house.
1_ Press the ME_qUButton
,kV ToON/OFF TIMER
• • Tooperate
• • TOset the hour (AM/PM) you
want the TV to turn on
• Tomove to minutes
• • Toset the minutes
• Toaccept ON TIME and torno.,e
tuOFFTIME (sat_ne agan)
• To move to CHANNEL
• • To select channel
• To move to MODE
• • Choose ONCE or EVERYDAY
• To YES NO
<1• Choose YES for on, NO for off
• To FINISH
• • TOsave settings
Note: in order for ON/OFF Timer to
wed<,the clock must be set. After e
power interruptionthe clock will be
cancelled.
Note: ON/OFFTirner cannot be set
to locked or guarded channels.
Note: A Timer Preview window
(D-500 series only) will appear in the
PiP. lower right corner of your
screen. 7 seconds before the Timer
changes the current channel to the
timed program channel.
p
Timer activates
(Preview of ON/OFF
Timer program)
2"s_onde tater...
4
Timer activates
TV SPEAKER
You can listen to the TV speakers, or
if your set is c_nected to a stereo,
turn them offto listen to the ster_
speakers,
(_ Press the MENUButton
&• To TV SPEAKER
• • To turn the speaker ON
or OFF
Exfr when finished
NOte: TV Speaker will be cancelled
after a power interruption.
Note: Beforeyou set TV Speaker
from Off to On, make certain thot
the volume kivel Is IowJ Ifthe
Volume is high, the sound will be
extremely loud when you turn iton.
AUDIO OUT
Select fixed level or variable level
audio ou_out signals,
I_ Press the MENUButton
&• TOAUDIO OUT
• • To VARI or FIX
VARI: Adjust the volume of the
external speaker by using the TV's
V__UME+_ button or remo_ control.
FIX: Adjustthe volume ofthe
external speaker with the audio
device controls.
Note: When using exlerneJ
amplifiersand speakers, shut off the
TV Speakers (above).
COMPONENT.IN
Get the best quality video from your
DVD player by using this setting and
the DVD inputs at the rear of the
television. Set the Video2 input either
to the component input (for DVD)
"YES; or to the composite video input
(for a reguler VCR player) "NO_
(_ Press the MENUButton
&• TOCOMPONENT-IN
• • TOturn the input ON
or OFF
(_ E_ff when finished
Note: For more information on
connecting a DVD player, see page 7.
Note: This function is to be used
with DVD players only, For
connecting VCR's, see page 6,
CLOSED CAPTION
ff they are included ina program, you
can view closed captions or text
information.
(_ Press the MENUbutton
&• TOCLOSED CAPTION
• • To operate
• • TOselect CAPTION, TEXT or OFF
&• To CAPTION or TEXT
• • TOselect a caption (CCl to
CC4) or text channel (TI to T4)
• To accept that selection and
move to FINtSH
• • To exit and save settings
BUTTON FUNC
TIONS
BUTTON
FUNCTIONS
MENU
The MENUbutton a/tows you to access
the onscreen menu system. Another
complete discussion of these butter,s
and the menu system is located on
paget4,
Once you press the menu button, the
CHANNEL-I+ ( &V ) and VOLUMe-/+
( 41_ ) buttons work to operate the
menu system.
• Press ( &y )to rr_ve up and down in
the menu system,
• Press ( ,<b- ) to operate a feature in
the menu systarn.
The FXITbutton lets you leave the
menu system or tom off PIP when you
ptess iz
DISPL&Y
Theenscrean display shows the current
status of timers and inputs.
DtSPLAy
CIT]_echanr_ or AV input (Oh. 07)
Q Current time (12:20 PM)
Q Sleep Timer ndnutesremaining (Off)
[3 On/Off ]3rner status (Everyday, on at
;_00 PM, off at 1_00 PM)
Not=: Each press of the DtSPLAybutton
changes the display mode:
If you select time or channel, the time
or channel (or video input) will remain
on the screen.
VIDEO STATUS
The V_o S_JS bUttonlets y3u select
_e "Choice"satticgsof t_ Set Wdeo
Sletusrr_enu,or reset tufactorysattJngs.
=b"tar_ard" resets the picture settings
to factory standard levels,
"ChoiCe" consists of the settings that
you sg.ved in the Set Video Status
menu, page 22.
"Th=mter" for a film-like look to video.
(_ VIDEO STA_JS
W lr11111_
The Sleep Timer will turn off the TV for
you in case ycu fall asleep. Pn_ram tt
to work in inte/yalsof 15minutes up to
fSO mlnuats.
SLEEP TIMER MESSAGE:
20 seconds priorto the automatic
shut-off, this mesaage will appear:
Youthen have 20 seconds to press the
Sleep Timer button to delay turn off for
another 15 mtt_t:to&
BBE
BBE high definition audio adds natural,
clear and extracrdinary sound to any
program.
JRfPER SURROUND
Create a deep, 3-dimensional sound
effect by channeling the sound through
the TV's front firing speakers.
I_ HYP_ SURROUND
TV/V#DEO
TV/V_o controls the TV's input mode.
100 +
The 100+ button lets you access all
channels above Channel 99.
To move to Channel 124:
(_ 100+
_) 4 (f_Jr)
VCR Iltrl'ro_t_l
This remo_ will controly_ur VCR. You
can play, rewind and fast.forward,
feceS, pause, stop, move channel up
and down, and power on and off
Note: This remote is preset withthe
code 000 to control a JVC VCR. For
any other brand, you mult set up the
manufacturer's code (page 12.)
MUI1NG
The MunNG button toms the sound off
completely when you press it. Press it
again torestore Lhavolume to the
previous level.
RETURN+
Therearetwo kindsof Return.,.
Re_m.p -- Set a "Ratum Channel" to
return to after scanning with CPP,NN_ -/+.
(_) REIL_N+ and holdto_ 3 seconds
&'.an with _ -/÷
RETURN+
Note: TOc_cel a Returnchannel,
and hc_l Return+ f_r a/lo_ef 3 secures
ur_l "RETURNCHANNEL CANCELLED!"
appears.
R_um -- Retom tothe last channel
viewed after moving to another channel
via the 10 key pac_
RETURN+
Move to another channel with
the 10 key pad.
(_ RElURN+
Nole: _en P_ ls on, _'_eRE_Um,_-bu_t_n
function affects only the main screen.
MmlB_ B_ I IO KElf R_D
Chengech_,_ wi__e1Okeyped.
Forexample,tomovetoChannel7:
(_) 0(zero)
(_) 7(seven)
BUTTON FUNC
TIONS
TROUBLESHOOTING
ON/tiOV£ (Picture in Pinture)
PIPallowsyou towewtwopictures
simuitanecus/y
i_ (PIP) ON/IVfoVE
m
I_ EXiT to turn PiP off
Note: The PIP channel and mai_
screen channel will appear inthe
display rnon_ntarily right after you turn
on PiP. You can teave them up
permanently by pressing DISPL_,yuntil
you reach the mode.
Note: The PIP Screen is 1/9 of the
regular screen size.
Once PiP is turned on, the ON/IVIOV_E
button operates the Move feature.
You can move the PIP window to any of
the TV's four corners.
Note: Each press of the On/MovE
button will shiftthe PIP window one
position.
Note: When the PIP screen has no
signal, the PIP window will be blue.
FREEZE
Youcan freeze the picture in _e main
screen into the PIP windo_
_) FREEZE
Note: When the PIP is off. pressing
FREEZEtakes a snapshot of the main
screen and puts it into the PiP
window.., great forcatching those mail
order addresses.
Note: When the PIP ison FPJEF1Estops
the PIP picture.
SWAP
YGucan swap the P/P picture and the
main picture.
_ SWAP
CHANNEL 4+ For PIP
Change the channel in the PIP _findo_
CH4+
I_UmCE
You can select the source for the PIP
windo_
Nots: When you connect the
component input (OVD) to V-2, the PIP
window will be blue.
No power
No pictureor sound
Remote controlis
notoperating
You caNrlotsaiect a
certefn channel
Powertomsoff
The clockiswrong
I|
Poorcolorquality
Lines or streaks
acro_ the 8creell
Spotted pleture
Double picture
(Ghosts)
Snowy pleture/
Image noise
Screen is 8G% bisck
B_q_JaJ (x slemo • Make sure 6_e MTS mode is properly set. Refer topage 23 for details on setting MTS Modes.
I:_rjans cant ke hm=d
No sound from TV * TV Speakers may be turned off in the menu. see page 25.
speakers at all
• See if the power cord became unplugged,
• Perhaps you have experienced a blown cimuit breaker or fuse or a power outage
• The antenna could be disconnected.
• The input mode _ or video) could not be set properly, refer to page 27.
• The tuner mode (in the menu selection) could be set improperly, refer to page 15
• The staiton may be having dif_cul_es, check to see if other channels are operating normally.
• Check that the batteries are still wothJng and properly installed.
• Make sure there are no objects blocking a clear path from the remote to the _L
• Check that the 2-way mode sefecto_"switch is in the proper pesitto_ -- 8st to TV to view televis_n
• Maybe you are too te," from the TV. you must be within 23 feet (or 7 n_ters).
• Make sure the channels a_e progran',m_d. See Channel Summary, page 17.
• Perhaps _e channel is locked, select it with Ihe 10 key pad and futlew les_uctions.
• Perhaps the Or_ Timer is set, press the power button, check page 24
• The power was ir,te_lJpted or Ibe _ cord unplugged.
* 33".eSleep Timer rnay pe seL see page Z6.
• The clock needs to be reset. See page 16.
lih i
• Tint a_l cefo_ may be Improderly adjusted, Check pege 22.
• _peo Status mode may be set to an inappropriate setting. Check page 22
• There cOUld be interference from another energy consuming appliance, such as a computer,
another TV or VCR. Move any other such appJlenees ter ther away fr(Jcn the TV.
• Ti_ere could be intederence 5ore a running high wattage appliance such as a hair_ryer, vacuum
Gisane_ or nectl sig_. You will have to move the anterma away from the source of the interfer-
ence or change it to a coaxial cable which is less prone to inledarence.
• A building or akplane can reflect the original signal producing a sec_d, delayed one. Adjust
the antenna position,
• The antenna may be damaged, dilated or turned, Check the antenna connection.
pages 6 to 7. It it is dan_ged, you will have to replace it.
• Ctoc_d Caption Text Mode is on.
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Stotic ai_icify • It is nofmef to toef a surge of stegc aleci_'icity if you brL,shover or touch the screen.
Occa.s_n_ • It Js normal th_ the ]_' to emit crackling sounds whefl turned on or off Unless the soond or
c_ackJing sounds picture become abi!orma[, this is fine,
AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTERS
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"rOLL FRF.._: 1 (800) 837-6722
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COMPANY OF AMERICA
DIVISION OF JVC AMERICAS CORR
FACTORY SERVICE CENTER LOCATIONS
}ear custc_er;
Inord_" to rsceive the mcet satJsfactlC_from your purchase, read thls guide before opera_ng the unit, and baize caiting
_r servicemake sure yo_ check _ Tn;o_Jeshoo_ngpages at the end of this book. Inthe even_ that repeatisnecessa_, or
_3 addressnearest you, please refer to the fac_c_yservice center list below, or vAthin_ con_nentaJUnitedStates, call
the t_l free nurnbe_above fo_an au_0dzed service center Renumber to retainyour bill of sale forwan'amysen'_e.
107 Littte Falls Road 15_X_Lakes Parkway 705 En_rise Street
Fallhald, NJ 07004-2105 Lawrencevitle, GA 30_43-5857 Aurc_a, IL 60504_149
973) 808-9279 (404} 339-25L_ (630) 851-7855
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(781} 376-9100 (954) 472-1969 (650) 871-2666
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pa_ you_JVC unitln theoriginat cart_ c_ _4_eof equivalent
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prob/ern orsyrnptomthatex_sts_nd also s copy ohthe receiot or
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c_ton. Send to the appropdate JVC Facto_ySen_e Cen_ as Refer to oua/ified sen_e _wsonn_.
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ACCESSORIES
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_ UnltsclStatas ca_ tofl_ : I (_0) a_2-23_
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
DIVISION OF JVC AMERICAS CORE
1700 Valley Road
Wayne. New Jersey 07470
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Type
Recep_on Forma
Reception Range
Power Source
Pow_
Screen Size
AudioOutput
SpeaY.efs
Antenna Terminal
_nal input
Jecks
S-",rldeo Input
Jack
CompormntInpu
Jack
Audio Output
Jacks
AVCompe UnkE_
Jack
D_=e_e_s('_chas
(WxH x D)-(crn}
Weight (Ibs.)
Weight (1_,)
Accessories
Spec/f_a_nssub_t _ocha,'_ew_,_ not,_e.
JVC COMPANY OF AMERICA
DIVISION OF JVC AME_tlCASCORP.
1700Valley Roeq
Wayne,NewJersey07470
133W I 1.9A 128W / 1.8A 123W / 1.8A i
32"/80 cm measured 27"/68 cm mee.sured
diagonally, fall square diagon aJly,full square
Morn than O to 1,_Vrrns (+6 dBs), k_w impedance (400 HZ when modulated 100%)
33 7_'x2Tx 21 5_ 295_" x 23 1/4' x 19 lfZ
85_9x 68.4 x 54.B Q'q 75_. x 59.0 x 49.40T_
114.4 (thS.) 78.1 (thS.)
52.0 (kl_.) 35.5 (kg.)
NTSC system, STSD system (Mult_channe[ Sound)
Sub Mid, Mid, Super, H_per and Uli_a bands
(181 channel frequency synthesizer system)
75 ohms (VHF/UHF) terminal (F-_ype connector)
AudiO:500 mVrrns(-4 dBs),high impedance
_ 1vp-p10ositiva,75 ohms(negativesyncprovided)
Y:1Vl>Ppositive,75 ohms(neqeu_esyncpro_eq)
VHF 2 to 13, UHF 14 to 69
AC !20_ 60Hz
5.0W + 5.0W
5cm x 12 onotalx2
Video:1 Vp-p. 75 ohms
C:0286 Vl>P (burstsign_J,75chrns
I:_: 0.7 Vp-p,75ohms
3.5 mm mini jack x 1
Remote con frc_ x 1• AA Sat_eries x 2
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JVC CANADA, INC.
21 RnChdeneSquare
$carb_'ough, Ontario
Canada M1X "_A7
118W/1.7A
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