JVC LT-32DP9BJ, LT-32DP9BU, LT-32EP91U, LT-32ELD9U Instructions Manual

INSTRUCTIONS

WIDE LCD PANEL TV

LT-32DP9BJ

Trade Mark of the DVB Digital
Video Broadcasting Project
(1991 to 1996) Number : 5228

LCT2413-001A-L

This TV can receive digital terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T) in the following
countries. Digital terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T) reception in other
countries is not guaranteed. Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, United
Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Czech
Republic

Information for Users on Disposal of Old
Equipment

[European Union]

This symbol indicates that the electrical and electronic equipment
should not be disposed as general household waste at its
end-of-life. Instead, the product should be handed over to the
applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and
electronic equipment for proper treatment, recovery and recycling
in accordance with your national legislation.

By disposing of this product correctly, you will help to conserve
natural resources and will help prevent potential negative effects

Attention:

This symbol
is only valid in
the European
Union.

Dear Customer,
This apparatus is in conformance with the valid European directives and standards

regarding electromagnetic compatibility and electrical safety.
European representative of Victor Company of Japan, Limited is:

JVC Technical Services Europe GmbH
Postfach 10 05 04
61145 Friedberg
Germany

on the environment and human health which could otherwise be
caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. For more
information about collection point and recycling of this product,

please contact your local municipal ofce, your household waste

disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this waste, in
accordance with national legislation.

(Business users)

If you wish to dispose of this product, please visit our web page
www.jvc-europe.com to obtain information about the take-back of
the product.

[Other Countries outside the European Union]

If you wish to dispose of this product, please do so in accordance
with applicable national legislation or other rules in your country for
the treatment of old electrical and electronic equipment.

ENGLISH

1

First things rst!

2

Warning

Please follow all the guidelines below

Follow this manual regarding setup!

Connect only to a 220-240 V,



50 Hz AC outlet.

Make enough room for inserting
and removing the power plug!

Place the TV as close to the
outlet as possible!

Even if the TV’s power lamp is unlit,



the main power supply is not cut
off unless the power cord is
unplugged. The main power supply
for this TV is controlled by inserting
or removing the power plug.

Never cut or damage the power cord!

If the power plug is not the



right shape, or the power
cord is not long enough,
use an appropriate plug
adapter or extension
cable. (Consult your retailer.)
If you have cut or damaged the



power cord.

Æ

“Technical information” (P. 40)

To change the fuse in power plug



Æ

“Technical information” (P. 40)

Unplug the power cord when
going out!

The power buttons on the



remote control and the
TV unit cannot completely
turn off the TV. (Make
appropriate arrangements for
bedridden people.)

For more details on installation, usage and safety Æ Consult your retailer

Do not allow the TV to fall!

Do not rest your elbows on, or



allow children to hang from the TV.
There is a risk that the TV will
fall and cause injuries.
Make use of the hole on the



back of the stand to prevent the
TV from falling easily. (P. 8)

Never try to

repair the TV yourself!

If the problem cannot be solved

Æ

in “Troubleshooting” (P. 37),
unplug the power cord and
contact your retailer.

When attaching the TV to the
wall, use the optional JVC
wall mounting unit!

Consult a qualied technician.



See the included manual on



mounting procedures.
JVC assumes no responsibility



for damage due to improper
mounting.

On disposal of the TV!

Follow the instruction



in “Information for
Users on Disposal of
Old Equipment” (P. 1).

If the TV is damaged

or behaving strangely,

stop using it at once!

Unplug the power cord

Æ

and contact your retailer.

Take care when handling

the glossy nish!

For more details, see P. 7.



Handle LCD panel with care!

Use a soft, dry cloth when



cleaning.

Never dismantle the rear
panel!

It may cause an electric shock.



Never place anything on the TV!

Placing liquids, naked



ames, cloths, paper,

etc. on the TV may

cause a re.

Never expose to rain or
moisture!

To prevent re or



electric shock, never
allow liquids to enter
the unit.

Never insert objects into the
cabinet openings!

It may cause a fatal



electric shock. Take
care when children
are near.

Never obstruct the ventilation
holes!

It may cause overheating or a re.



Never listen to headphones at
high volume!

It may damage your hearing.

Hold the TV so as not to
scratch the screen!

Do not touch the screen when



carrying the TV.

Do not carry the TV
on your own!

In order to prevent



accidents, ensure that
the TV is carried by
two or more people.

English

Deutsch

Step 1: Please select Language 1/3

Français
Italiano
Castellano
Català
Nederlands
Dansk
Svenska
Norsk

Menu Language

Enjoy rich multi-media with JVC

Quick setup

Connecting external devices and aerial Watch pay-TV digital

Editing / tuning channels

channels

Initial
setting

PAGE

08

-

12

PAGE

PAGE

09

Digital terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T) Æ Digital channels Analogue terrestrial broadcasting (VHF / UHF) and analogue cable TV Æ Analogue channels

PAGE

13

Edit PR

PAGE

33

Auto Scan /
Manual Scan /
Update Scan

PAGE

,

31

32

Contents

First things rst!

Warning ························· 2

Getting started

Package Contents



(Buttons and functions)
Setting up your TV ········· 7



Let’s try it out

Watching TV (Digital



··· 4

channels / Analogue
channels / Radio)
Using EPG ··················· 20



Viewing teletext



(Analogue channel) ····· 22
Watching videos / DVDs



Conguring your



remote control ············· 24

········· 15

··· 23

Just the way you like it

Using the menu



functions ······················ 26
Viewing / listening



from USB device
(Picture / Music) ·········· 35

When you have trouble

Troubleshooting··········· 37



Technical information



Frequency table ··········· 42



Specications ·············· 45



··· 40

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Getting started

4

Package Contents

Buttons and functions

Remote control

The functions of the remote control buttons are explained as follows.

This remote control can be congured to operate up to four different devices simply by changing the remote code.
“Conguring your remote control” (P. 24)

Mute.

Turn on / off (standby) the TV.

Enter channel / page number.

Channel information. “Watching TV”
(P. 16)

Watch video etc. “Watching videos /
DVDs” (P. 23)

Colour buttons:
Select a page when viewing teletext.
Operate functions in menus.

Display the Electronic Programme
Guide (P. 20)

Display on-screen menu. “Using the
menu functions” (P. 26)

Select and conrm settings in menus.

Change channel / page.

Volume control.

The volume settings for headphone and



speaker will be memorised separately.

View teletext. “Viewing teletext” (P. 22)

Switch between “TV / STB / DVD /
AUDIO”. (P. 24)

To the previous menu.

Select digital / analogue / radio
channels.

Change the aspect ratio. (P. 18)

Display favourite list. (P. 15)

Display hidden information when
viewing teletext. (P. 22)

Hold the current sub page when
viewing teletext. (P. 22)

Change the subtitle language when
viewing digital channels (P. 17)

Note

For buttons that can be used to operate other devices, refer to “Conguring your remote control” (P. 24).

Turn on “MaxxBass”. (P. 19)
Adjust the mix level when “Audio
Selection” is set to “Special audio track
for the visually impaired”. (P. 17)

Change the audio language when
viewing digital channels. (P. 17)
Change the sound mode or language
when viewing analogue channels.
(P. 18)

Set the sleep timer. (P. 19)

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TV/AV

OK

MENU

P

Wide LCD panel TV

6

Package Contents

Switch between TV / AV devices

Display on-screen menu / set

Change channel / page

Volume

Power On / Off

To headphones

Power lamp

ON: Lit
OFF: Unlit

When “Power Lamp” is set to “Off”, the Power lamp will not light up.



Remote control sensor

For details, refer to “Power Lamp” (P. 30)
The power lamp will lit for a while after inserting the plug into an AC



outlet. This is not a malfunction.

Note

Peel off the protection lms pasted on the glossy nish of the TV after the



TV has been placed properly. (P. 7)

Accessories

“AAA/R03” Batteries Cleaning cloth

(For conrming the

TV works)

WARNING:

Batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as direct sunshine,

re or the like.

(For details on using
the cleaning cloth,
see P. 7.)

Setting up your TV

Attach the stand to the TV

To prevent scratches on the panel, lay a piece of soft cloth on an even



platform and place the TV onto it.

Change the direction of TV

Handling the glossy nish of the TV

Be careful when handling the glossy nish of the TV

The glossy nish of the TV scratches easily.

Protection lms have been pasted onto the glossy nish of the TV



to prevent scratches. Peel off the lms after the TV has been placed

properly.
If the glossy nish gets dirty, clear the dust off the glossy nish rst.



Then wipe softly with the cleaning cloth provided. If you do not clear the

dust rst, or you wipe the glossy nish too hard, or a cleaning cloth other
than the one provided is used, the glossy nish may be scratched.

Glossy nish

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Setting up your TV

8

Install your TV

Power requirements



Connect the power cord only to a 220 - 240 V, 50 Hz AC outlet.



When attaching the TV to the wall, use the optional JVC wall mounting unit



Consult a qualied technician.



See the included manual on mounting procedures.



JVC assumes no responsibility for damage due to improper mounting.



Mounting holes for wall mounting unit:



M5 x 4, 200 mm x 200 mm
Depth of screw hole is 7 mm from the surface of the TV.
Installation requirements



Place the TV on the at and stable location.



To avoid overheating, ensure the unit has ample room.



200 mm

50 mm150 mm 150 mm 50 mm

To prevent the TV from falling, thread the belt through the hole on the



back of the stand and secure it to the TV rack, etc.

Hole

Watch pay-TV digital channels

Subscribe to a broadcasting company beforehand. A Viewing Card (B)
will be sent by the broadcasting company after subscribing to it. It may be
necessary for you to purchase a CAM (Conditional Access Module) (A) in
addition to the Viewing Card.
Consult your broadcasting company or retailer.

1 Unplug the power cord
2 Insert “B” into “A”.
3 Insert “A”.
4 Plug the power cord, and turn the power on.
5 Perform necessary settings using “Common Interface”. (P. 30)

Pay-TV analogue channels cannot be watched.

A

B

Insert the batteries

Use two “AAA/R03” dry cell batteries. Insert the batteries from the - end,
making sure the + and - polarities are correct.

Belt and screw (not provided)

Connecting external devices

Make sure all the devices and the TV are turned off.
The names of the devices shown in the following illustration are examples.

Find the best connections that are possible with



your devices. Æ (P. 10, 11)

A B C D E F

DVD player

C

Video camera

EXT-3

E

Note

Please read the user manuals of each device before setting up.



Connecting cables are not supplied with this TV.



When using EXT-2 terminal, some USB device may not able to connect



properly depending on the outside dimensions.

: type of connections

USB terminal
Refer to P. 35.

EXT-2

D

EXT-1

EXT-2 VCR / DVD recorder

D

Game consoles

CI (Common Interface) slot

Refer to P. 8.

Not available (for service adjustments)

F

Audio system

DIGITAL

AUDIO

OUT

A B

Digital Satellite broadcast tuner

EXT-4

(HDMI 1)

EXT-5

(HDMI 2)

EXT-6

(HDMI 3)

A

EXT-1 Satellite broadcast tuner

A

HD Video camera

DVD player

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Setting up your TV

10

Choose your best connection

You can connect your TV to other devices in different ways. Check your devices and
choose the best connection. In addition, please read “Notes” before using.

Picture

quality

Best

Better

Other devices Connecting cables Connect to your TV Available signals Notes

A

HDMI

DVI

HDMI cable

EXT-4
EXT-5
EXT-6

EXT-4

B

Audio

DVI-HDMI cable,

Audio cable

EXT-3: L and R jacks

C

Component

video and Audio

Component video cable,

Audio cable

EXT-3

Note

Please do not change any of the menu settings before



completing the “Initial settings” (P. 13). Otherwise, the “Initial
settings” will not start automatically.

Input

HDMI (digital)



SD: 576i (625i), 480i (525i)
ED: 576p (625p), 480p (525p)
HD: 1080i (1125i), 1080p (1125p) / 24Hz,

1080p (1125p) / 50Hz,
1080p (1125p) / 60Hz,
720p (750p)

Audio L / R

Input

DVI (digital)



SD: 576i (625i), 480i (525i)
ED: 576p (625p), 480p (525p)
HD: 1080i (1125i), 1080p (1125p) / 24Hz,

1080p (1125p) / 50Hz,
1080p (1125p) / 60Hz,
720p (750p)

Audio L / R (analogue)



Input

Component (analogue)



SD: 576i (625i), 480i (525i)
ED: 576p (625p), 480p (525p)
HD: 1080i (1125i), 720p (750p)

Audio L / R (analogue)



Change the EXT-3
setting from “composite”
to “component”. (P. 23)

D

SCART

(Euroconnector)

SCART cable

EXT-1

EXT-2

Input

Composite video (analogue)



RGB input (analogue)



Audio L / R (analogue)



Output

Monitor out (composite video and audio



L/R) (analogue)

Input

Composite video (analogue)



S-Video (analogue) *NTSC/PAL compatible



Audio L / R (analogue)



Output

Monitor out (composite video and audio



L/R) (analogue)

Please refer to the
“Monitor out (EXT-1,
EXT-2)” (P. 40)

When connecting



a decoder that are
not equipped with
a tuner, use EXT-1
terminal.

Input

Composite video (analogue)

E

Video and audio

Good

Audio system Connecting cables Connect to your TV Available signals Notes

F

Optical input

Video and audio cable

Optical audio cable

EXT-3: V, L, R jacks

DIGITAL AUDIO OUT

Output







Audio L / R (analogue)



When watching digital channel
Linear PCM / Dolby Digital / MPEG
(digital)
Other
Linear PCM (digital)

Please refer to the ““Dolby Digital”
output from the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT
terminal” (P. 40)

Change the EXT-3
setting from “component”
to “composite”. (P. 23)

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Setting up your TV

12

Connecting the aerial

After all the connections



have been made, insert the
plug into an AC outlet.

AERIAL

Connect a VCR / DVD recorder

EXT-2

EXT-1

VCR / DVD recorder

AERIAL

After all the connections



have been made, insert
the plug into an AC outlet.

Power supply for the indoor aerial

When using an indoor aerial which requires external power, set “Antenna Power” to “On” in step 6 of “Initial settings” (P. 13).
The TV will supply DC 5 V, 50 mA (max) from the aerial socket through the cable to the aerial.

Supplying power to outdoor and indoor aerials which does not require external power, may cause damage to the aerial.



If you are uncertain whether the aerial needs external power, select “Off”.

Connect the aerial directly to the TV. When a recording device is connected between the aerial and the TV, power cannot be supplied to the aerial.



Power is supplied to the aerial only when the TV is on.





You can change the “Antenna Power” setting later. For details, refer to “Antenna Power” (P. 31).

English

Deutsch

Step 1: Please select Language 1/3

Français
Italiano
Castellano
Català
Nederlands
Dansk
Svenska
Norsk

Menu Language

Austria
Switzerland

Step 2: Please select Country 1/2

Czech Republic
Germany
Denmark
Spain
Finland
France

United Kingdom

Italy

Country

English

Step 3: Please select Language

System Language

Gaelic
Welsh

Home

Shop with Auto Demo.

Step 4: Please select Place of Installation

Place of Installation

On

Off

Step 5: Please select Antenna Power

Antenna Power

Initial settings

The initial settings will begin automatically when the TV is turned on for the

very rst time. Follow the on-screen instructions to perform the settings.

Turn on

1

The power lamp on the TV lights

If the remote control doesn’t work, conrm that the mode is set to



“TV”.

Select a Menu language

2

Select a language for on-screen displays.

1 select

2 set

If the “Menu Language” does not appear, refer to “Factory Setting”



(P. 34) or “Retuning” (P. 34) for channel settings.

Select a country

3

Select the country of installation. Receivable digital channels will differ
depending on the “Country” setting.

1 select

2 set

Select a system language

4

Select a language for audio, subtitle, and EPG.

The system language will differ depending on selected country.

1 select

2 set

Select place of installation

5

Select “Home”, for use at home.

1 select

2 set

Set antenna power

6

Conrm that the aerial power supply is set to “Off”. Select “On” only

when using an aerial which requires external power. (P. 12)

1 select

2 set

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Start

Cancel

Step 6: Auto Scan will start when "Start" is selected

Auto Scan

Digital

13 Service Found

Analogue

51%

1 Service Found

Auto Scan

Digital

Scan Completed

13

Analogue

100%

14

Service Found

Service Found

Auto Scan

Start auto scan

7

Register channels

Initial settings (continued)

Setting up your TV

When you cannot watch TV channels

Check the following points

1

Is the TV connected correctly to the aerial?



Change the direction of the indoor aerial.



Note

You can check the broadcast signal level of the channel you



are watching. For details, refer to “Signal Check” (P. 34).

Set digital channels using “Factory Settings”. For details, refer to

2

“Factory Settings” (P. 34)

14

If you can not register channels, refer to “When you cannot watch TV



channels” (P. 14).
You can edit the channels after the initial settings. For details, refer to



“Edit PR” (P. 33). To edit PR Æ (green)
Some digital channels cannot be watched on this TV. For details,



refer to page 40.

Finish

8

To the previous screen Æ



If the “Menu Language” does not appear or if you wish to make changes



later, refer to “Factory Setting” (P. 34) or “Retuning” (P. 34) for channel
settings.

If you still cannot watch digital channels after following the steps
above, there may be a problem with your aerial or its cable. Or, the
signal may be too weak. Æ Consult your retailer

Let’s try it out

PR List Favourites 1/2

2

1

3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0

BBC ONE

BBC TWO
ITV1
Channel 4
five
ITV2
BBC THREE
BBC FOUR
ITV3
SKYE THREE

1

2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

10

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

MENUTOP

GUIDE

2. BBC TWO

1. BBC ONE

3. ITV1

4. Channel 4

5. five

6. ITV2

7. BBC THREE

8. BBC FOUR

9. ITV3

Electronic Programme Guide

05/0506/0507/0508/0509/0510/0511/0512/

05

14:00 05/05/2008

15:00
17:00
17:15
18:00
18:20
18:50
20:20
20:30

Golf
News
Music
Weather forecast
News
Soccer
News
Weather forecast

BBC ONE

D

14:00 - 15:00 News

14:00 News

RAD IO

ATV

DTV

Watching TV

Mute

Volume

Digital channels / Analogue channels / Radio

Turn on

1

The power lamp on the TV lights

If the remote control doesn’t



work, conrm that the mode

is set to “TV”.
Press again to turn the screen off and put the



TV into standby mode.
To completely turn off the TV, unplug the



power plug.

Select Digital, Analogue or Radio

2

Select a channel

3

Enter a channel number

E.g.

1 :

15 :

Move up or down a channel

up

down

Select with PR List

PR List

1 select

2 view

Select DTV / ATV / Radio / Favourites

DTV

ATV

You can also display “Favourites” by pressing



To edit favourite channels, refer to “Favourite Setting” (P. 32)



Favourites

Radio

Close PR List

Select with EPG (Electronic Programme Guide) (P. 20)

EPG

1 select

2 view

Display only programmes which match your selected genre



“Genre” (P. 21)

Æ

Note

Add a new station. Æ “Update Scan” (P. 32)



Edit the “PR List” according to your liking. Æ “Edit PR” (P. 33)



Some digital channels cannot be watched on this TV. Æ (P. 40)



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News

BBC ONE

7

14:00

D

14:00 - 15:00

5

Domestic news
World news
Economic information
Sport news flash

CH33

BBC1

1

14:00

A

Display the programme information

D

A

Symbols Channel

Name of station Symbols

Watching TV

Symbols descriptionDigital channel / radio

: Reception level Red Yellow Green

: Poor : Acceptable : Excellent

: TV programme

: Radio programme

16

Analogue channel

Time is displayed only when teletext broadcasting can be received.

Whenever changing the channel, “Programme Information”



is displayed.

More information

(No indication)

Name of station

Symbols Channel

(No indication)

ClockSymbols

ClockProgramme

: TV programme with teletext information (P. 17)

t·u : t: Audio in another language is not available.

u: Other audio languages are available. (P. 17)
: Pay-TV channel

: Minimum viewing age limit of the programme.
Set viewing age limit. Æ (P. 30)
: Subtitles are available. (P. 17)

: More information about the programme is available. Æ

Dolby Digital : Dolby Digital signal is received. (P. 41)

: Special audio track for the visually impaired. (P. 29)

: Special audio track for the hearing impaired. (P. 29)

Subtitle Selection

Off

English

Audio Selection

English

Audio Selection

English

View subtitles (Digital channel only)

1 select

2 set

: Don’t display

Off

By default, the language set in “System Language” (P. 29) is



automatically selected.
When not broadcast in that language, another broadcast language is



automatically selected.
When no subtitles are broadcasted, “No Subtitles” is displayed.



: Special subtitles for the hearing impaired

Undened : When the subtitle’s language cannot be identied

The language that can be selected depends on the broadcast.

View teletext information (Digital channel only)

Enter the
Teletext mode

Operate according to the screen indications.
You can use the buttons shown below.

1 select

2 set

(red)

(green)

(yellow)

(blue)

Select audio language (Digital channel only)

By default, the language set in “System Language” (P. 29) is automatically
selected.
When not broadcast in that language, another broadcast language is
automatically selected.

Switch to another language

1 select

2 set

: Special audio track for the visually impaired

: Special audio track for the hearing impaired

Undened: When the audio’s language cannot be identied

Dolby: Dolby Digital

The language that can be selected depends on the broadcast.



Please read ““Dolby Digital” output from the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT



terminal” (P. 41) before selecting “Dolby”.
You can adjust the mix level of Bilingual t and Bilingual u sound for



visually impaired. To display mix level, select “Special audio track for the
visually impaired” and then press during volume control.

* Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. “Dolby” and the

double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

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Watching TV

Zoom

Full

Slim
Panoramic Zoom

16 :9 Zoom

Digital Audio Output

Bass
Treble
Balance
Surround

MaxxBass

Auto Volume Control

PCM

Off
Off

High

0
0

0

0

Sound

Stereo

Zoom

Auto
Regular
Panoramic
14:9 Zoom
16:9 Zoom
16:9 Zoom Subtitle

Full

18

Change the sound mode or language
(Analogue channel only)

1

Select the sound mode or language

2

1 select

2 set

When viewing a bilingual broadcast programme, you can select either



Bilingual I (Sub I) or Bilingual II (Sub II) sound.
If the stereo broadcast reception is poor, you can change to mono sound



for clearer sound.
This button can also be used when watching digital channels. For details,



refer to “Select audio language” (P. 17)

Change the aspect ratio

1

Select the aspect ratio

2

When viewing high denition signal, the content of the menu will be



changed.

3

When “Slim” is selected, a 4:3 image stretched out to 16:9 will revert back



to its original aspect ratio with black bands.
When “Panoramic Zoom” is selected, a 4:3 image with black bands will be



stretched out to 16:9.
Using “Auto” Æ “Auto in “Zoom”” (P. 40)



Note

If an image is displayed in an aspect ratio that differs from its original



aspect ratio, the image will be distorted or portions of the image will be cut
off.

Move the picture with 1 or 4 while this bar is displayed

For high denition



signal

1 select

2 set

50

0 120

Sleep Timer

MaxxBassMaxxBass

High

Enjoy Bass enhanced sound

: Turns off “MaxxBass”Off

: For “MaxxBass”

Low

(when the sound distorts in
“High” mode)

: For “MaxxBass”High

You can also adjust the “MaxxBass” settings in the “MaxxBass” menu.



(P. 29)
“MaxxBass” does not work with headphones.



Set a time for the TV to turn off automatically

1

Set the time

2

Each press of will increase the time by 10 minutes.

Cancel Æ Set the time to “0”.



Remaining time Æ Display this menu again.



Other useful functions

Surround (P. 28)



Enjoy ambient sound.

Auto Volume Control (P. 29)



Maintains a uniform sound volume even if the sound becomes loud
suddenly during commercial breaks etc.

Picture Mode (P. 27)



Select preset picture setting according to the brightness of your room.



Radio Mode (P. 30)
Automatically turns off the backlight when listening to the radio channel.
This function reduces the power consumption of this TV.

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MENUTOP

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2. BBC TWO

1. BBC ONE

3. ITV1

4. Channel 4

5. five

6. ITV2

7. BBC THREE

8. BBC FOUR

9. ITV3

Electronic Programme Guide

05/0506/0507/0508/0509/0510/0511/0512/

05

14:00 05/05/2008

15:00
17:00
17:15
18:00
18:20
18:50
20:20
20:30

Golf
News
Music
Weather forecast
News
Soccer
News
Weather forecast

BBC ONE

D

14:00 - 15:00 News

14:00 News

D

A

Using EPG

(Electronic Programme Guide)

You can nd a programme from an eight-day programme guide, check its information, and make a reservation.

Check programme information

Display EPG

1



Æ

Close EPG



Æ

It may take a while to receive data.

Find a programme

2

Genre

: TV : Radio

Genre icon

General

Movie

News

Entertainment

Sports

The genre types that can be selected differ depending on the



country selected in the “Country” (P. 13) setting.

Watch / listen to the programme

1 select

2 view

When the clock is



off Æ “Time Zone”
(P. 29)
Select the default



language for
programme name
and programme
information

Æ “System

Language” (P. 29)

Channel ProgrammeDate

Select a Date Select a channel /

a programme

Note

The channels and programme names shown



in the illustrations here are examples only.

NextPrevious

select

Children’s

Education

Leisure

Drama

All

General
Movie
News
Entertainment
Sports
Children's

Drama

Genre

Leisure

Education

2. BBC TWO

1. BBC ONE

3. ITV1

4. Channel 4

5. five

6. ITV2

7. BBC THREE

8. BBC FOUR

9. ITV3

Electronic Programme Guide

05/0506/0507/0508/0509/0510/0511/0512/

05

14:00 05/05/2008

15:00
17:00
17:15
18:00
18:20
18:50
20:20
20:30

Golf
News
Music
Weather forecast
News
Soccer
News
Weather forecast

Genre

BBC ONE

D

14:00 - 15:00 News

14:00 News

Set

PR BBC ONE

D

Start 17:15
End 18:00
Date 05/05/2008
Audio PCM / Analogue
Subtitle Off
Maturity Rating

View Timer Programme

Cancel

4

Genre Timer

Display only programmes which match your selected genre. Reserve a programme to watch. (One programme at a time)

Display the genre list

1

2

(green)

Select a genre

1 select

(red)

2 set /

cancel

3 search

To record a programme, refer to “Monitor out (EXT-1, EXT-2)” (P. 40).

Select a programme

1

Select a column

 Select a channel / a programme

(Channel / Programme)

select

select

Set “Timer”

2

1 select

More than one genre can be selected.

Find a programme

3

Only programmes in the selected genre are displayed.

Your selected genres are
displayed

2 set

Set : Reserve a channel
Cancel : Return to previous

screen

If there already is a programme reserved, “Over write Timer?” will



display. To cancel and over write the existing reservation, select
“Yes”. When set, the will display.

Conrm / Cancel a reservation



(red)

Æ

To cancel the reserved programme, select “Cancel Timer” then select

“Yes”. To keep the reservation, select “Conrm”.

You can also cancel by changing channels during timer.



Message will display 60 seconds before the timer starts. When the



timer starts during standby, the TV will turn on automatically and will
return to standby when the end time comes.

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LCD

Viewing teletext (Analogue channel)

This TV can display TV broadcasts and teletext on the same analogue channel in two windows.

22

1

Enter a teletext

2

page

Move up or down a



page

up

down

Note

To view teletext information on the digital



channel, refer to page 17.

When watching TV

TV TEXT

TEXT

Hold the current sub page

Hold the current sub page

Release Æ Press “ ” again

Reveal hidden pages

Display hidden information (answers to quizzes, etc.)

To the index page

Returns to page “100” or a previously designated page

LCD

S

T

B

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Ext Input

2

1

3
4
5
6
7
8
9

EXT-1

EXT-2
EXT-3
HDMI-1
HDMI-2
HDMI-3
DTV
ATV
Radio

> Connection Setting

EXT-3 Setting

EXT ID Setting

Composite

Watching videos / DVDs

Select the video source

1

Operate the connected device and play

2

a video

To return to TV channels

Press the “DTV” button or select “DTV” from the “EXT



Input” menu for digital channels.
Press the “ATV” button or select “ATV” from the “EXT



Input” menu for analogue channels.

Display the “Connection setting” menu

1

Display the menu
bar

Setting external terminals

Select “System Setup” Select “Connection

1 select

2 next

setting”

1 select

2 next

1 select

2 watch

Select “EXT-3 Setting” or “EXT ID Setting”

2

1 select

2 next

EXT-3 Setting

Select “Component” or “Composite”

1 select

2 set

Component

Composite

For component signal

For composite signal

EXT ID Setting

Select terminal Show the name list

Select a name from
the list

1 select

2 set

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S

T

B

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MENUTOP

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Conguring your remote control

You can congure your TV’s remote control to operate your other devices.

24

Setting your remote

Turn on the device manually.

1

Switch the remote control mode to a mode

2

that matches your device. Refer to the
table on the right to select an appropriate
mode.

TV STB

AUDIO DVD

The indicator lights for 3 seconds each time the



remote control is operated.

Find the remote control code for your

3

device according to its brand from the
“Remote control codes” list. (Refer to
P. I - X at the back of this manual.)

Set the remote control code.

4

Press and hold Enter four digit

The indicator will unlit for a seconds after entering the four digit remote



control code number.

Point the remote control at your device, press and

5

conrm that your device is turned off. If your device does

number

Release the button

not respond, try entering another available code.

Note

If your device does not respond, try all the available codes for the device’s



brand.
If none of the code works, or the brand is not listed, refer to “Using the



search code function” (P. 25).

MODE Applicable devices

TV JVC brand only

STB Cable Set Top Box, Cable/PVR Combination,

DVD DVD, Blu-Ray DVD, HD DVD, DVD-R, Home

AUDIO Amplier, Receiver, Home Theater in Box

Satellite Set Top Box, SAT/PVR Combination

Theater in Box, TV/DVD Combination

LCD

S

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Using the search code function

This function searches through the codes one by one, beginning from

the rst code in the list.

Button functions

Change the remote control mode

Turn on the device manually.

1

Switch the remote control mode to a mode that matches your

2

device.

Press to select the mode.

Activate the search code function.

3

Hold down (stand-by) and until the mode indicator
blinks.

Point the remote control at your device and press the stand-by

4

button. If there is no response, try the next code by pressing 3
and press the stand-by button again. Repeat the process until
your device turns off.

Press to register the code.

5

The code is now set. Conrm that the mode indicator goes

out.

If your TV’s remote control still does not work even after using the



search code function, use your device’s own remote control. The
TV’s remote control is not guaranteed to work with all models, brands
or operations.

Turn on/off the device

Navigate the menus

Display top menu

OK

Playback / Record, etc.

Select a
chapter

Stop

Pause

Record

Display on screen Æ Press “ ”



Mute Æ Press “ ”



Volume Æ Press “ ”



Select a surround mode Æ Press “ ”



For STB, it displays Electric Programme Guide.
Depending on your device, some functions may not



be operable with this remote control.

Display menu

Back to previous pageSelect

Play

Forward

Reverse

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Just the way you like it

Photo Viewer

Colour Temp.
Super DigiPure

Backlight
Contrast
Brightness
Sharpness

Hue

Colour

Normal

Colour Management

15
15
15
15

15

15

Mid
On

Picture 1/2

Picture Mode Standard

This function is locked.
Please enter PIN code.

***

All existing or locked services, Favourite Settings,

and Timer Settings will be deleted!

Continue Cancel

PIN code changed

OK

Using the menu functions

26

To the previous



screen Æ

To Exit Æ



Display the menu bar

1

Display the desired menu

2

select

Change or adjust the setting

3

select

adjust

To enter an item’s menu

select

or

To hide or display the bottom area of the menu



Æ

Depending on the situation, some items will be



displayed in gray colour and will not work. You
will not be able to change their setting as well.

When entering the PIN code



When watching digital channels or changing DTV menu settings, it
may be necessary for you to enter a PIN code.
Once a PIN code has been entered, there is no need to enter it again
until the TV is turned off.

The default PIN code is “0000”.



You can set your own PIN code. Æ “Enter PIN code” (P. 29)



It may be necessary for you to reenter a PIN code, when you reset



“Maturity Rating” or “PR Lock” setting.

When a message with option selections appears

1 select

2 set

When an information message appears

Colour Temp.
Super DigiPure

Backlight
Contrast
Brightness
Sharpness

Hue

Colour

Normal

Colour Management

15
15
15
15

15

15

Mid
On

Picture 1/2

Picture Mode Standard

Smart Picture
Dynamic Backlight
MPEG Noise Reduction
Colour System

Auto

Off

Off

Off

Off

4:3 Aspect Setting

Panoramic

Picture 2/2

Picture Management

Photo viewer menu

You can view picture les and listen to music les that are stored in your

USB device. For details refer to “Viewing from USB devices (Picture / music)”
(P. 35)

Picture menu

Super DigiPure

Off

Min

Mid

Max

Function is turned off

Less effective

More effective

When noise appears

For natural-looking outlines

“Colour System” is available only for analogue channels.

Picture Mode

Standard

Soft

Bright

Game

User

in a room with standard brightness

in a dark room

in a fairly bright room

when playing video games

Make adjustments to your liking

Select preset picture setting according to
the brightness of your room.

When “User” is selected, you can set the settings listed below.

Backlight

Contrast

Brightness

Sharpness

Colour

Hue

Colour Temp.

Backlight brightness (Darker ó Brighter)

Contrast (Lower ó Higher)

Brightness (Darker ó Brighter)

Sharpness (Softer ó Sharper)

Colour (Lighter ó Deeper)

Tint (Reddish ó Greenish) (NTSC only)

Colour temperature (Warm / Normal / Cool)

Colour Management

On

Off

Maintain a natural colour balance

Function is turned off

Picture Management

On

Off

Make it easier to view bright / dark pictures

Function is turned off

Smart Picture

On

Off

Make it easier to view white areas

Function is turned off

Dynamic Backlight

On

Off

Make it easier to view black areas

Function is turned off

For natural looking pictures

Fix bright / dark pictures

Make it easier to view white areas

Make it easier to view black areas when
the picture is dark

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Using the menu functions

16 : 9

4 : 3

Digital Audio Output

Bass

Treble
Balance
Surround

MaxxBass

Auto Volume Control

PCM

Off
Off
Off

0
0

0

0

Sound

Stereo

28

Picture menu (continued)

MPEG Noise

Reduction

On

Off

Colour System

Select the colour system

PAL

SECAM

NTSC 3.58

NTSC 4.43

AUTO*

Select in video mode only.*

4:3 Aspect Setting

Select a default aspect ratio

Reduce MPEG video noise

Function is turned off

Western Europe

Eastern Europe / France

USA 3.58 MHz*

USA 4.43 MHz*

When watching videos, etc.

RegularPanoramic

Reduce MPEG video noise

When there is no colour (On / Off)

Set a default aspect ratio
(Panoramic / Regular)

“Stereo/ t·u” is available only for analogue channels.

Stereo/ t·u

v

s

t
u

Bass

Treble

Balance

Surround

Sound menu

Select stereo, monaural or language

Monaural

Stereo

SUB1

SUB2

Low tones

Weaker ó Stronger

High tones

Weaker ó Stronger

Speaker balance

Left ó Right

Enjoy ambient sound

Off

3D Cinema Surround

Function is turned off

Adds a surround sound effect for stereo audio signal

System Setup 1/2

Time Zone

Connection Setting
Common Interface
Blue Back
Power Lamp
Radio Mode

System Language
Assistive Services
Enter PIN code
Maturity Rating

No CI Module

On
On
Off

-

English

Auto

System Setup 2/2

Software Upgrade

This function is locked.
Please enter PIN code.

***

Enter new PIN code

Confirmation

PIN code changed

OK

Hyper Sound

“Surround” does not work with headphones.

Adds a stereo-like sound effect for monaural
audio signal

System Setup menu

Auto Volume Control

Maintains a uniform sound volume even if
the sound becomes loud suddenly during
commercial breaks etc.

On

Off

Maintains a uniform sound volume

Function is turned off

“Auto Volume Control” does not work with headphones.

MaxxBass*

Off

Low

High

MaxxBass is a registered trademark of Waves Audio Ltd. in the USA,

*

Turns off “MaxxBass”

less effective

more effective

Compensates low frequencies to widen the
frequency band

Japan and other countries.

“MaxxBass” does not work with headphones.



Digital Audio Output

PCM

Dolby Digital

Linear PCM signal

Dolby Digital signal or MPEG signal

Dolby Digital signal or MPEG signal
(When viewing Digital channels)

(When viewing Digital channels)

See “”Dolby Digital” output from the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT terminal”



(P. 41) before setting.

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories.
“Dolby” and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

“Time Zone”, “Assistive Services”, “Maturity Rating”, and “Common



Interface” is available only for digital channels.

Time Zone

System Language

Set the time zone if the clock is off

Set audio language, subtitle language,
and EPG language. Languages will differ
depending on selected country. (See page 1)

Assistive Services

-

Function is turned off

Automatically set hearing impaired or
visually impaired

For visually impaired Mix Level (See page 5)

For hearing impaired

Enter PIN Code

Input the current code

1

Input a new code twice

2

Change PIN code

Default is “0000”.



If you forget the code, input “0081”.



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Using the menu functions

> Maturity Rating 1/2

Age 4

Age 5

None

Age 6
Age 7
Age 8
Age 9
Age 10
Age 11
Age 12

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

52281_0.24.2.0

Yes No

Software Upgrade

Current used Software version

Did you connect the device that installed the

up-grade data with the USB terminal?

30

System Setup menu (continued)

Maturity Rating

The maturity rating may differ depending on the “Country” setting.

Connection Setting

Common Interface

To watch pay-TV digital channels, use the CAM menu. This function can
only be used when pay-TV can be received in your region.
When the CAM etc. is inserted after subscribing to the broadcasting
company, this function is available.
Press “OK” button to display the CAM menu and follow the instructions on
the screen.

“Watch pay-TV digital channels” Æ (P. 8)



If the CAM etc. is not inserted, “No CI Module” will be displayed and this



function cannot be used.
The content of the menu is different depending on the broadcasting



company.

For details, consult your broadcasting company.

Æ

The language shown in the menu may differ from the “Language” set for



the TV.

Set the viewing age limit

Only programmes with



1 select

2 set

a maturity rating can be
restricted.
To watch the restricted



programme, the PIN code must
be entered.

For use with video players and other
devices Æ “Setting external terminals”
(P. 23)

Set CAM (Conditional Access Module)

Blue Back

On

Off

Function is turned on

Function is turned off

Displays a blue screen when the signal is
weak or absent (On / Off )

To activate this function, power cycle the TV.

Power Lamp

On

Off

Function is turned on

Function is turned off

Radio Mode

Power lamp setting

Automatically turns off the backlight when
listening to the radio channel.
This function reduces the power
consumption of this TV.

On

Off

Function is turned on

Function is turned off

When set to “On”, the “Power Lamp” will also be set to “On”.

Software Upgrade

Software update using the USB terminal

When you select “Yes” after connecting
the USB, the TV will enter standby then
turns on again and the “Upgrade menu” is
displayed.

To exit “Upgrade menu”, turn off the TV.

You can also check your current version.



“Software Upgrade” may start automatically. If a message appears,



update your software if necessary.

PR Installation 1/2

Menu Language

Favourite Setting
PR Lock
Edit PR
Signal Check

Antenna Power
Auto Scan
Manual Scan
Update Scan

Off

English

Auto Demonstration

Off

PR Installation 2/2

Factory Setting

All existing or locked services, Favourite Settings,

and Timer Settings will be deleted!

Continue Cancel

Digital

0

Analogue

8%

0

Service Found

Service Found

> Auto Scan

100%

> Auto Scan

Digital

Scan Completed

13

Analogue

14

Service Found

Service Found

> Manual Scan

Digital

Analogue

>> Digital Manual Scan

21

0%

CHUHF

United Kingdom 21-68:

PR Installation menu

“Signal Check” is available only for digital channels.

Menu Language

Antenna Power

When using an indoor aerial which requires external power, set “Antenna
Power” to “On”. The TV will supply DC 5 V, 50 mA (max) from the aerial
socket through the cable to the aerial.

“Power supply for the indoor aerial” Æ (P. 12)

Auto Scan

Select “Continue”

1

Start “Auto Scan”

2

Select a language for on-screen menus

Power supply for indoor aerial

Scans and updates all receivable channels

1 select

2 set

Manual Scan

Select “Digital” or “Analogue”

Digital

Select the CH number

1

CH number Æ “Frequency table” Æ (P. 42)

Start “Manual Scan”

2

(green)

or

Store channel

3

(yellow)

Manually scan and update a channel

1 select

2 set

select

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Using the menu functions

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BBC ONE

BBC TWO
ITV1
Channel 4
five
ITV2
BBC THREE
BBC FOUR
ITV3
SKYE THREE

1

2

NamePR

3
4
5
6
7
8
9

10

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

> Favourite Setting

Digital

0

Analogue

17%

0

Service Found

Service Found

> Update Scan

Digital

Update Scan Completed

0

Analogue

100%

0

Service Found

Service Found

> Update Scan

>> >Analogue Manual Scan Search

1

VHF CH

United Kingdom 1-20, 21-69:

> Analogue Manual Scan

System

Band

Search

Fine Tune

B/G

VHF/UHF

D/K

I

L

B/G

> Analogue Manual Scan

System

Search

Fine Tune

I

VHF/UHF

CATV

VHF/UHF

Band

>> >Analogue Manual Scan Fine Tune

43

UHF CH

United Kingdom 1-20, 21-69:

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PR Installation menu (continued)

Analogue

Set the “System” and “Band”

1

Select the CH number

2

CH number Æ “Frequency table” Æ (P. 42)

To directly register selected channel, press blue button and then



press yellow button.

Start “Manual Scan”

3

(green)

Fine tune channel

4

(blue)

Store channel

5

(yellow)

or

select

(yellow)

adjust

Update Scan

Updates new channels

Start “Update Scan”

Favourite Setting

Register your favourite channel

Favourite icon

To move through only your favourite channels.



Æ “Select with PR List” (P. 15)

Set / Cancel Æ

All ClearExit

All Check

Selection of Network DTV

1

2

NamePR

3
4
5
6
7
8
9

10

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

> PR Lock

BBC ONE

BBC TWO
ITV1
Channel 4

BBC THREE
BBC FOUR
ITV3
SKYE THREE

ITV2

five

BBC ONE

BBC TWO
ITV1
Channel 4
five
ITV2
BBC THREE
BBC FOUR
ITV3
SKYE THREE

1

2

NamePR

3
4
5
6
7
8
9

10

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

> Edit PR

Selection of Network DTV

BD

BBC ONE

BBC TWO

ITV1
Channel 4
five
ITV2
BBC THREE
BBC FOUR
ITV3
SKYE THREE

1

2

NamePR

3
4
5
6
7
8
9

10

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

> Edit PR > Edit

Selection of Network DTV

1/3

> Edit PR

1

2

NamePR

3
4
5
6
7
8
9

10

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

D

Selection of Network

BBC ONE

BBC TWO
ITV1
Channel 4
five
ITV2
BBC THREE
BBC FOUR
ITV3
SKYE THREE

PR lock

Stops children from watching specic

channels

Register a channel to PR list

Lock icon

DTV

ATV Radio

To enable “Lock” function, turn the TV off and on again.



To watch the locked channels, the PIN code must be entered.



“When entering the PIN code” (P. 26)

Æ

Enter PIN code if needed



“When entering the PIN code” (P. 26)

Æ

Edit PR

Select “Digital”, “Analogue” or “Radio”

1

Registering channels and moving the
channel or channel name for PR list

DTV

ATV

Select a channel

2

select

Lock / Unlock Æ

Register icon

Install / Uninstall Æ

Favourite icon (P. 32)

Move a channel

(blue)

DownUp

(blue)

Edit channel name (Up to 5 characters)

(blue)

1 select character

Radio

2 move position

(blue)

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Using the menu functions

50Signal Quality

Signal : Acceptable

44Signal Strength

Signal Check

D

Service

1 BBC ONE

D

2 BBC TWO

Channel 69

69

61

32

22

6

Are you sure you want to delete the PR list and

reset all settings?

The TV will switch off when reset is completed.

Please switch the TV back on.

Yes No

34

PR Installation menu (continued)

Signal Check

The “Channel” is the frequency of the digital broadcasting. It differs from the
channel number displayed on the TV.

Auto Demonstration

On

Off

Make sure the “Auto Demonstration” is set to “Off”, when using “Photo



Set to automatically start the demonstration

Function is turned off

Viewer”, “Retuning”, “Auto Scan” , “Manual Scan”, or “Update Scan”.
When Timer (P. 21) is set, Auto Demonstration can not be selected.



Do not connect USB device when “Auto Demonstration” is set to “On”.



When set to “On”, it automatically enters demonstration every time



no operation is made for approximately 3 minutes. To stop automatic
demonstration, set “Auto Demonstration” to “Off”.
For details of “100Hz Clear Motion Drive II” demonstration, refer to page 41.



Check the broadcast signal

Signal level: Poor < Acceptable < Excellent

To check another



1 select

broadcast channel

2 set

Demonstration and slide show of this TV’s
function

Factory Setting

Initialise the settings

1 select “Yes”

Initial setting will start again.

2 start

Select “Yes” in “Factory Setting” (will enter standby), then turn on from



“Initial settings” (P. 13)

standby and start the “Initial settings” (P. 13).

Retuning menu

You can set the TV to restart the initial setting. For details refer to step 2 in
“Initial setting” (P. 13)

Device

Picture

Music

Photo Viewer

Storage Media

Photo Viewer Picture>

Date

Resolution

Title

:

:

:

2008/05/05 18:00

1920*1080

00001

File name

File name
File name
File name

File name
File name

File name

Folder name
Folder name

00001
00002

File name

00006

00003
00004
00005

00007
00008

00002

00001

File Name

Photo Viewer Picture>

Date

Resolution

Title

:

:

:

2008/05/05 18:00

1920*1080

00001

File name

File name
File name
File name

File name
File name

File name

Folder name
Folder name

00001
00002

File name

00006

00003
00004
00005

00007
00008

00002

00001

File Name

Photo Viewer Picture>

Date

Resolution

Title

:

:

:

2008/05/05 18:00

1920*1080

File name

File name
File name
File name

File name
File name

File name

Folder name

Folder name

00001

00002

File name

00006

00003
00004
00005

00007
00008

00002

00001

File Name 00001

Viewing / listening from USB device

You can view photos and play music by connecting usb mass storage class
devices.

Connect USB device

1

Information

“Photo Viewer” is displayed.

To view a photo

If the “Photo Viewer” does not appear, select “Photo Viewer” from



the menu bar.
Make sure the “Auto Demonstration” is set to “Off”, when using



“Photo Viewer”.

Select “Picture” or “Music”

2

1 select

2 set

To select other USB devices (when connected), select the desired device



from “Device”.
To exit Photo Viewer Æ



Make sure to exit “Photo Viewer” before disconnecting the USB device.



“Zoom” function is available only when the size of the photo is bigger than



the TV screen size. You can only zoom up to it’s original size.
When using the zoom function you can move the photo side to side and



up and down by using

Depending on the le, the rotate information will be memorised.



To view as slide show

The slide show can only be used for picture that are placed inside the folder



Thumbnail

Picture / Music

Picture

1 select

2 view

select
folder

Play / Pause

Repeat

/ Once

(Green)

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name

ZoomRotate

Previous

Next

35

Artist

Title

Album

:

:

:

BBBBBBBB

AAA

Year

Duration

: 2008

ABCDEF

File name

File name
File name
File name

File name
File name

File name

Folder name
Folder name

00001
00002

File name

00006

00003
00004
00005

00007
00008

00002

00001

Photo Viewer Music>

Photo Viewer

Play back>

00 : 03 : 68

Artist

Title

Album

:

:

:

BBBBBBBB

AAA

Year

Duration

: 2008

ABCDEF

Artist

Title

Album

:

:

:

BBBBBBBB

AAA

Year

Duration

: 2008

ABCDEF

File name

File name
File name
File name

File name
File name

File name

Folder name
Folder name

00001
00002

File name

00006

00003
00004
00005

00007
00008

00002

00001

Photo Viewer Music>

Photo Viewer Music>

File name

File name
File name
File name

File name
File name

File name

Folder name

Folder name

00001

00002

File name

00006

00003
00004
00005

00007
00008

00002

00001

Information

To play a song

To continuously play the songs

Music

1 select

2 play

Play / Pause

File / Folder
name

Viewing / listening from USB device

Slide show with background music

You can view slide show with background music by setting “To
continuously play the songs” (P. 36) and “To view as slide show” (P. 35)

To view slide show with background music, make sure to place the



pictures and music inside the folder.

Start the background music

1

To start the background music, follow the instruction in “To
continuously play the songs” (P. 36).
Press the OK button to exit from the Playback screen.

Start the slide show

2

To start the slide show, follow the instruction in “To view as slide
show” (P. 35).

36

select
folder

Play / Pause

(Green)

Previous

Repeat

/ Once

To continuously play the songs, you must place the songs inside the



folder.
For supported formats, refer to “Supported music formats for Photo Viewer”.



(P. 40)

Next

Note

Photo Viewer cannot be guaranteed to work with all USB Mass Storage



Devices. It may take some time to display or it may not display correctly.

The USB device that needs specic driver software is not supported.



Supported le formats are “.jpg”, “.JPG”, “.mp3”, or “.MP3”.



All your stored data should be backed up rst as a precaution before



connecting to the TV. Any loss or damage of data is not guaranteed.

Depending on your stored le size, it can take extra time to display “Photo



Viewer” page.
When disconnecting the USB device, make sure to pull out gently.



Folders with a “.” in their folder name will not be displayed.



When you have trouble

LCD

Troubleshooting

Analogue channels

Severe noise or snow

Is the aerial or its cable damaged?



Consult your retailer

Æ

Is the “Antenna Power” set to “On”?



“Antenna Power” (P. 31)

Æ

Patterns, stripes or noise

Consult your retailer

Æ

Are connected devices too close



to the TV?

Place a minimum distance

Æ

between the aerial and the
cause of interference until no
interference

Ghosting

(Doubling of images)

Adjust the direction of your

Æ

aerial, or change to a good­quality directional aerial

Is the TV



connected
correctly to the
aerial?
Change the



direction of the
aerial.

Is the aerial



receiving
interference
from high­voltage power
lines or wireless
transmitters?

Are you receiving



interference from

signals reected

off mountains or
buildings?

I can’t turn it on!

Is the power cord



connected to the AC
outlet correctly?

The remote
control doesn’t
work!

Are the batteries



at?

Are you more than 7



meters away from the TV?
Is the “MODE (TV, STB, DVD,



AUDIO)” set to “TV”?
When viewing teletext, the TV



menu bar does not appear.
Depending on the stability of the



signal, there may be a time lag
when changing channels.

Problem Actions

Remote control
stops working

TV screen is frozen

Basics

Forgot my PIN code!

Locked channels
can be watched
without inputting PIN
code

Aspect ratio changes
unintentionally

Screen

Black or white
dots appear on the
screen

Unplug TV, several minutes later plug it in



again.

Continuity press “ ” ,“ ” ,“ ” with under



2 seconds of interval.
Unplug TV, several minutes later plug it in



again.

The default PIN code is “0000”. If you forget



the numbers that you used to change the

default PIN code, rst input “0081” in the

“Enter PIN code” and then register a new
PIN code. (P. 29)

Once the PIN code is input, the lock



functions (“Lock” and “Maturity Rating”)
are released. If you want to use the lock
functions again, turn the TV off and then turn
it on again.

Press “ ” to return to your settings. (P. 18)

LCD panels use ne dots (“pixels”) to display



images.
While more than 99.99% of these pixels
function properly, a very small number of
pixels may not light, or may light all the time.
Please understand that this is not a
malfunction.

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Troubleshooting

38

Problem Actions



Change the “Picture Mode” setting. (P. 27)
Unnatural colour >>>



Adjust “Colour” and “Backlight”. (P. 27)
Check your “Colour System”. (P. 28)

Noise >>> Set to the following functions.

Poor picture quality

Picture

Strange picture
when using an
external device

Poor sound

Sound

Left and right sound
coming from one
side of the speaker



Picture Mode: Standard (P. 27)
Super DigiPure: Max (P. 27)

Dull picture >>> Set to the following functions.



Picture Mode: Bright (P. 27)
Super DigiPure: Off (P. 27)

If the top of the image is distorted, check the



video signal quality itself.
If movement appears unnatural when



receiving a signal from a DVD player etc.,
with 576p (625p), change the output setting
of the external device to 576i (625i).

Adjust “Bass” and “Treble”. (P. 28)



If receiving a poor signal in “Stereo/ t·u”,



switch to “v” (monaural). (P. 28)
Change the broadcasting system using



“Manual Scan”. (P. 31)

If you hear both the left and right sound



from one side of the speaker even after
adjusting the speaker balance to one side,
set “Surround” to “Off”. (P. 28)

Problem Actions

Picture

Some functions do
not work

Wrong screen size

HDMI

No picture, no sound

No sound Check if the device is compliant with HDMI.

Green and distorted
screen

It is not a malfunction. Depending on



the situation, some function items will be
displayed in gray colour and will not work.
(P. 26)

Read the user manual of the connected



device and perform the following:

Check if the output setting of the device is

Æ

correct.
Change the signal format of the device to

Æ

other format.

Use the cable marked with HDMI logo.



Wait a little for the signal to stabilise when



switching the signal format for an HDMI
device.

Problem Actions

Problem Actions

“Missing or weak
signal”

Error message

“Services have
changed. Do you
want to Update PR
list?”

“The timer will start
soon”

No picture, no sound

DTV

When the clock is
off time

Is the TV connected correctly to the aerial?



Change the direction of the indoor aerial.



Check digital channels signal with “Signal



Check”. (P. 34)
If you still cannot watch the digital channels



after following the steps above, there may
be a problem with your aerial or its cable. Or,
the signal may be too weak.

Consult your retailer.

Æ

Update the PR List



“Update Scan” (P. 32)

Æ

While watching TV, the message appears



when a timer programme is about to start,
indicating that the channel will be switched.

Some digital channels cannot be watched on



this TV. (P. 40)

Change the “Time Zone” setting. (P. 29)



Album / Title / Artist
/ Year does not
display or display
correctly (Music)

Photo Viewer

Duration time does
not display or display
correctly (Music)

Other

If “Auto
Demonstration”
starts when
watching TV

This is not a malfunction

When the TV is turned on, it will take approx. 18 seconds to properly



produce picture and sound.
When the TV is turned on by plugging to the AC outlet, it will take



approx. 15 seconds until the TV is ready to receive any commands
from the remote.

Make sure to use ID3v1 tag.

Duration time cannot be calculated for MP3



that contains the artwork.
The duration time is calculated from the bit



rate and the le size, the time displayed may

differ from the actual playback time. Higher
the compression rate and lower the bit rate
/ sample rate is these error margins will be
greater.



Set “Auto Demonstration” to “Off”. (P. 34)

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Technical information

40

If you accidentally cut the power cord

Attach a new plug following the steps below. If in doubt, contact your local
retailer.

Important

Never connect to the larger terminal marked with an “E”, the safety earth



symbol “ ” or coloured green or green-and-yellow.
The wires in the mains lead on this product are coloured with the following code:



• Blue: Neutral wire (connect to the black terminal, or one marked “N”)

• Brown: Live wire (connect to the red terminal, or one marked “L”)

Change the fuse in the plug

Open the plug as illustrated on the right.

When replacing the fuse, always use a correctly



rated and approved type and re-t the fuse cover
when nished.

If in doubt, contact your local retailer.

Fuse

Auto in “Zoom”

When “Auto” is selected in Zoom, the aspect ratio will turn to the ratio
obtained from the information the TV received.

The aspect ratio will turn to the ratio obtained from WSS (Wide Screen



Identication Signal), video signal, or control signal of the external

devices. Without receiving the aspect information, it will be the setting in
“4:3 Aspect Setting”. (P. 28)

Digital channels that cannot be watched on this TV

If a digital channel service uses new formats (such as DVB-H or MPEG4,
etc.), or MHP, it cannot be watched even though the channel name appears.
If the channel is selected, the picture will not appear and audio cannot be heard.

This TV can receive digital terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T) in the

*

following countries. Digital terrestrial broadcasting (DVB-T) reception in
other countries is not guaranteed.
Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, United Kingdom, Germany, Italy,
Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Czech Republic

Monitor out (EXT-1, EXT-2)

To record Digital / Analogue channels to external devices



Connect the external device to EXT-1 or EXT-2.
Select a programme you want to record and video / audio will output as
an analogue signal.
Analogue channel video / audio will output from EXT-1 when analogue
channel or EXT-1 is selected.

To record video and audio from another external devices



Connect the external device to EXT-1 or EXT-2.
Select an external device you want to record and video / audio will output
as an analogue signal.

Note

Set the aspect ratio to “Regular” or “Full”. The aspect ratio will not be



displayed correctly during recording or playback.
You can not output from EXT-1 if you switch to EXT-1 from digital channel.



1080p (1125p) signal is not supported, because they can not be



converted to composite signal.

Supported music formats for Photo Viewer

Sample rate



32, 44.1, and 48 kHz (MPEG-1 Audio Layer-3)



16, 22.05, and 24 kHz (MPEG-2 Audio Layer-3)



8, 11.025, and 12 kHz (MPEG-2.5 Audio Layer-3)



Resolution



16 bit

Channels



monaural, stereo

Bit rate



32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 160, 192, 224, 256, and 320 kbps

Some les may not be able to playback depending on the combination



between the sample rate and the bit rate.

“Dolby Digital” output from the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT terminal

Some digital channels are broadcasted with “Dolby Digital” signals. In these
cases, “Dolby Digital” signals can be output from the DIGITAL AUDIO OUT
terminal.

1. Connect an audio system with a “Dolby Digital” decoder to the DIGITAL
AUDIO OUT terminal.

“Connecting external devices” (P. 9)

Æ

2. Change the “Digital Audio Output” setting from “PCM” to “Dolby Digital”.

“Digital Audio Output” (P. 29)

Æ

Even if “Dolby Digital” is set, “MPEG” signals will be output by a channel



that is not broadcast with “Dolby Digital” signals.
Even if “Dolby Digital” is set, “Liner PCM” signals will be output from the



sources other than digital channels.
Set the audio system so that it is compatible with “Dolby Digital”,



“MPEG” and “Linear PCM”. (For detail, refer to the audio system
instruction manual.) If the audio system does not have a MPEG
decoder, change the setting to “PCM” when listening the sound of a
channel that is not broadcast with “Dolby Digital” signals.
Do not change the setting to “Dolby Digital” from “PCM” when the audio



system does not have a “Dolby Digital” decoder.
If you have a noise or no sound problem, change the setting to “PCM”



from “Dolby Digital”.

100Hz Clear Motion Drive II

Most conventional LCD panel uses 50 frames per second (50 Hz) to display
an image which needs long holding time (time it takes to display single
frame), causing blurring or ghost images when there is rapid or complex
movement across the screen - a phenomenon common to all LCD panels.

This TV is equipped with JVC’s original “100Hz Clear Motion Drive II”
technology, which displays two frames (the original plus the new
interpolated frame) in the time a 50 Hz set displays a single frame.
Resulting to double the typical rate, 100 frames per second (100 Hz) and
halve the holding time without reducing brightness or contrast. By using this
technology you will be able to reduce blurring or ghost images when there is
rapid or complex movement across the screen.

By using “Auto Demonstration” (P. 34)”, you can display the differences
between conventional LCD (50 Hz) and LCD panel equipped with “100Hz
Clear Motion Drive II”.

Left side of the screen: Moving image of LCD panel equipped with “100Hz

Right side of the screen: Moving image of 50 Hz conventional LCD (50

*1 To simulate Moving image of conventional LCD, the TV will display two

same frames at a time.

When the images are 60 frames per second (60 Hz), it will be produced



as 120 frames per second (120 Hz)

Clear Motion Drive II” (100 frames per second)

frames per second)

*1

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Frequency table

To use the “Manual Scan” function (P. 31), nd the “CH” number corresponding to the frequency from this table.

Digital channels

42

CH Austria

CH Frequency

CH 04 177.5

CH 05 177.5 186 178.75

CH 06 184.5 194.5 186.75

CH 07 191.5 203.5 194.75

CH 08 198.5 212.5 202.75

CH 09 205.5 219.5 210.75

CH 10 212.5 226.5 218.75

CH 11 219.5

CH 12 226.5

CH 21 474 474

CH 22 482 482

CH 23 490 490

CH 24 498 498

CH 25 506 506

CH 26 514 514

CH 27 522 522

CH 28 530 530

CH 29 538 538

CH 30 546 546

CH 31 554 554

CH 32 562 562

CH 33 570 570

CH 34 578 578

CH 35 586 586

CH 36 594 594

CH 37 602 602

CH 38 610 610

CH 39 618 618

CH 40 626 626

CH 41 634 634

CH 42 642 642

CH 43 650 650

Switzerland
Czech Republic
Germany
Denmark
Netherlands
Sweden
Other

Italy Spain

Finland

France United Kingdom

CH Austria

CH Frequency

CH 44 658 658

CH 45 666 666

CH 46 674 674

CH 47 682 682

CH 48 690 690

CH 49 698 698

CH 50 706 706

CH 51 714 714

CH 52 722 722

CH 53 730 730

CH 54 738 738

CH 55 746 746

CH 56 754 754

CH 57 762 762

CH 58 770 770

CH 59 778 778

CH 60 786 786

CH 61 794 794

CH 62 802 802

CH 63 810 810

CH 64 818 818

CH 65 826 826

CH 66 834 834

CH 67 842 842

CH 68 850 850

CH 69 858

Switzerland
Czech Republic
Germany
Denmark
Netherlands
Sweden
Other

Italy Spain

Finland

France United Kingdom

Analogue channels
VHF/UHF

CH Austria

CH

CH 01 45.25 53.75 45.75 49.75

CH 02 48.25 62.25 53.75 59.25 55.75

CH 03 55.25 82.25 61.75 77.25 60.5

CH 04 62.25 175.25 175.25 85.25 63.75

CH 05 175.25 183.25 183.25 93.25 176

CH 06 182.25 192.25 191.25 175.25 184

CH 07 189.25 201.25 199.25 183.25 192

CH 08 196.25 210.25 207.25 191.25 200

CH 09 203.25 217.25 215.25 199.25 208

CH 10 210.25 224.25 223.25 207.25 216

CH 11 217.25 45.25 231.25 215.25

CH 12 224.25 48.25 239.25 223.25

CH 13 55.25 247.75

CH 14 62.25 255.25

CH 15 175.25 263.25

CH 16 182.25 271.25

CH 17 189.25 279.25

CH 18 196.25 287.25 223.25

CH 19 203.25 295.25 231.25

CH 20 210.25 303.25 239.25

Switzerland
Germany
Denmark
Spain
Finland
Netherlands
Sweden
Other

Frequency

Italy United Kingdom Czech Republic France

CH Austria

CH

CH 21 471.25

CH 22 479.25

CH 23 487.25

CH 24 495.25

CH 25 503.25

CH 26 511.25

CH 27 519.25

CH 28 527.25

CH 29 535.25

CH 30 543.25

CH 31 551.25

CH 32 559.25

CH 33 567.25

CH 34 575.25

CH 35 583.25

CH 36 591.25

CH 37 599.25

CH 38 607.25

CH 39 615.25

CH 40 623.25

CH 41 631.25

CH 42 639.25

CH 43 647.25

CH 44 655.25

CH 45 663.25

CH 46 671.25

CH 47 679.25

CH 48 687.25

CH 49 695.25

CH 50 703.25

CH 51 711.25

Switzerland
Germany
Denmark
Spain
Finland
Netherlands
Sweden
Other

Frequency

Italy
United Kingdom
Czech Republic
France

CH Austria

CH

CH 52 719.25

CH 53 727.25

CH 54 735.25

CH 55 743.25

CH 56 751.25

CH 57 759.25

CH 58 767.25

CH 59 775.25

CH 60 783.25

CH 61 791.25

CH 62 799.25

CH 63 807.25

CH 64 815.25

CH 65 823.25

CH 66 831.25

CH 67 839.25

CH 68 847.25

CH 69 855.25

Switzerland
Germany
Denmark
Spain
Finland
Netherlands
Sweden
Other

Frequency

Italy
United Kingdom
Czech Republic
France

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CATV

44

Frequency table

CH Austria

CH

CH 01 105.25 92.75

CH 02 112.25 100.75

CH 03 119.25 108.75

CH 04 126.25 116.75

CH 05 133.25 128.75

CH 06 140.25 140.75

CH 07 147.25 152.75

CH 08 154.25 164.75

CH 09 161.25 176.75

CH 10 168.25 188.75

CH 11 231.25 200.75

CH 12 238.25 212.75

CH 13 245.25 224.75

CH 14 252.25 236.75

CH 15 259.25 248.75

CH 16 266.25 260.75

CH 17 273.25 272.75

CH 18 280.25 284.75

CH 19 287.25 296.75

CH 20 294.25

CH 21 303.25

CH 22 311.25

CH 23 319.25

CH 24 327.25

CH 25 335.25

CH 26 343.25

CH 27 351.25

CH 28 359.25

CH 29 367.25

CH 30 375.25

CH 31 383.25

CH 32 391.25

Switzerland
Germany
Denmark
Spain
Finland
Netherlands
Sweden
Other

Frequency

Italy United Kingdom Czech Republic France

CH Austria

CH

CH 33 399.25

CH 34 407.25

CH 35 415.25

CH 36 423.25

CH 37 431.25

CH 38 439.25

CH 39 447.25

CH 40 455.25

CH 41 463.25

CH 42 69.25

CH 43 76.25

CH 44 83.25

CH 45 90.25

CH 46 97.25

CH 47 104.25

Switzerland
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Specications

Model LT-32DP9BJ

Broadcasting systems CCIR I / B / G / D / K / L Digital: DVB-T 7 MHz / 8 MHz

Colour systems

Channels and frequencies

Sound-multiplex systems NICAM (I / B / G / D / K / L), A2 (B / G / D / K)

Teletext systems

Power requirements AC 220 V - 240 V, 50 Hz
Audio output (Rated power output) 10 W + 10 W
Speakers (4 cm x 16 cm) oblique x 2
Power consumption

[standby]
Screen size (visible area size

measured diagonally)

Connectors

Headphone jack Stereo mini jack (3.5 mm in diameter) x 1
Dimensions (W x H x D: mm)

[without stand]
Weights

[without stand]
Accessories (See “Accessories”, P. 6)

A CAM (Conditional Access Module) for watching pay-TV digital channels can be installed. (P. 8)



DC power can be supplied to the indoor aerial. (P. 12)



We may change the design and specications without notice.



The open source software is embedded in this product. For more information, please go to:



http://www.jvc-victor.co.jp/english/download/lnx/jvc_08eu_dtv/

TV broadcast : PAL, SECAM
External input : PAL, SECAM, NTSC 3.58/4.43 MHz

Digital: Frequency: 174-230 MHz / 470-862 MHz
Analogue: Frequency: 47-470 MHz (VHF) / 470-862 MHz (UHF)
E2-E12 / E21-E69, F2-F10 / F21-F69, IR A-IR J, ITALY A-H / H+1 / H+2, R1-R12 / S1-S41, X / Y / Z / Z+1 / Z+2,
UNITED KINGDOM: E21-E69 (UHF)
IRELAND: IR A-IR J, E2-E12, E21- E69 (VHF/UHF)

Digital: MHEG 5 UK prole

Analogue: FLOF (Fastext), TOP, WST (World Standard System)

130 W
[0.36 W]

81 cm

HDMI x 3, RCA x 5 (component video or composite video, audio L/R), Euroconnector (SCART) x 2,
Optical connector (digital audio output) x 1, USB x 1
For details Æ (P. 10, 11)

791 x 574 x 230
[791 x 521 x 104]

14.6 kg
[12.9 kg]

Etc.AdvancedBasicsGetting started

45

Remote control codes (P. 24)

ADB 1230, 1269
Auna 1230
Austar 0276
Birmingham Cable
Communications
Cable & Wireless 1068
Fosgate 0276
France Telecom 0817

Freebox 1482, 1976

@sat 1300
@Sky 1334
ABsat 0713

ADB

Akai 0200
Akura 1705

Alba

Allsat 0200
Alltech 0713
Allvision 1232, 1334, 1412
Amitronica 0713
Ampere 0132, 0396

Amstrad

Anglo 0713
Ankaro 0713
Anttron 0613
Apollo 0455
Apro 1672
Arcon 1075
Armstrong 0200
Arnion 1300
Asat 0200
ASCI 0114, 1334
ASLF 0713

0276

0642, 1367, 1418, 1473,
1491, 1259

0455, 0613, 0713, 1284,
1659

0132, 0396, 0501, 0713,
0847, 1113, 1175, 1693

Cable Set Top Box

Freebox 1482, 1976
General Instrument 0276
HyperVision 0619
Jerrold 0276
Macab 0817
Madritel 1230
Motorola 0276
Nokia 1569

Cable/PVR Combination

Nokia 1569

Satellite Set Top Box

AssCom 0853
Aston 1261
Astra 0607, 0713
Astratec 1743

Astro

Atsat 1300
AtSky 1334
Audioline 1672
Audioton 0613
Austar 0642, 1259
Avalon 0396
Axil 1457, 1659
Axis 1111
B@ytronic 1412
Beko 0455
Best Buy 1993
Big Sat 1457
Black Diamond 1284
Blaupunkt 0173
Blue Sky 0713
Boca 0132, 0713, 1232, 1366
Boston 1251
Brainwave 0658, 1294, 1672
British Sky Broadcasting 0847, 1175, 1662
Broco 0713
BskyB 0847, 1175, 1662

0173, 0501, 0607, 0613,
0658, 1099, 1100, 1113

Noos 0817
NTL 0276, 1060, 1068
Ono 1068
Optus 0276
Pace 1060, 1068, 1577
Philips 0619, 0817
Sagem 0817
Samsung 1060, 1666

BT 1296
Bubu Sat 0713
Bush 1284, 1645, 1672, 1743
Cambridge 0501
Canal Digital 0853
Canal Satellite 0292, 0853, 1339, 1853
Canal+ 0853, 1339
CGV 1413, 1567
Cherokee 1480
Chess 0114, 0713, 1334, 1626
Chili 1718

CityCom

Clark 0613
Classic 1672
Clatronic 1413
Clemens Kamphus 0396
Cobra 0396
Colombia 0132

Comag

Condor 0607
Connexions 0396
Conrad 0132, 0501, 0607
Coship 1457
Crown 1284
Cryptovision 0455

0299, 0607, 0818, 1075,
1176, 1232

0132, 1232, 1366, 1412,
1413, 1579

Scientic Atlanta 0477
StarHub 0276
Supercable 0276
Tele Danmark 0619
Telewest 1068
Tudi 0619
US Electronics 0276
Visiopass 0817

Cyrus 0200
D-box 0723, 1114, 1127
Daewoo 0713, 1111, 1296, 1743
DAK 1993
Deltasat 1075
Digatron 1294
Digenius 0299, 1161
Digiality 0607
Digifusion 1581, 1645, 1743
Digihome 1284
DigiLogic 1284
DigiQuest 1300, 1457, 1473
DigiSat 1232
Digisky 1457
Dijam 1296
DiPro 1367, 1543
DirecTV 0099
Discovery 1480
Distratel 1283, 1704, 1705
DMT 1075
DNT 0200, 0396
Dream Multimedia 1237
Durabrand 1284

Echostar

Einhell 0132, 0501, 0713

0167, 0396, 0455, 0610,
0713, 0853, 1200, 1323,
1409, 1418, 1473

I

Elap 0713, 1567
Elsat 0713
Elta 0200, 1659
Engel 0713, 1251
EP Sat 0455
Eurocrypt 0455
EuroLine 1251
Europa 0501, 0607
Europhon 0132, 0299, 0607

Eurosky

Eurostar 0607, 0818
Eutelsat 0713
Exator 0613
Fenner 0713
Ferguson 0455, 1291, 1743
Fidelity 0501
Finlandia 0455
Finlux 0455
Flair Mate 0713
FMD 0114, 1251, 1413, 1457
Freecom 0501
FTEmaximal 0713

Fuba

Galaxis 0853, 1111, 1557
Gardiner 0818
Garnet 1075
GbSAT 1214
Gecco 1273, 1412
General Satellite 1176

Globo

GOD Digital 0200
Gold Box 0292, 0853
Golden Interstar 1283

Goodmans

Granada 0455
Grandin 1626

Grundig

Haensel & Gretel 0132

0114, 0132, 0299, 0501,
0607

0173, 0299, 0396, 1161,
1214, 1251

1251, 1334, 1412, 1429,
1626

0455, 1284, 1291, 1591,
1705

0173, 0847, 0853, 1284,
1291, 1330

Satellite Set Top Box

Hanseatic 1099, 1100
Hauppauge 1294, 1672
HB 1214
HDT 1159
Heliocom 0607
Helium 0607

Hirschmann

Hitachi 0455, 1284
HNE 0132
Hornet 1300
Houston 0396

Humax

Huth 0132, 0607, 1075
Hyundai 1075, 1159
iCan 1367
ID Digital 1176
ILLUSION sat 1557
Imperial 1334, 1429, 1672
Ingelen 0114, 0396
International 0132
Interstar 1214
Intervision 0607
ITT Nokia 0455, 0723
Jaeger 1334
K-SAT 0713
Kamm 0713
Kaon 1300
KaTelco 1111

Kathrein

Kenwood 0853
Key West 0132
Kiton 0114
Konig 0607
KR 0613
Kreiling 0114, 0658, 1480
Kreiselmeyer 0173
Kyostar 0613
L&S Electronic 0132, 1334

0173, 0299, 0396, 0501,
0607, 1111, 1232, 1412

1176, 1427, 1675, 1743,
1788, 1808, 1915

0114, 0173, 0200, 0480,
0504, 0553, 0613, 0658,
0713, 0818, 1416, 1561,
1567

Labgear 1296
LaSAT 0132, 0173, 0299, 0607
Legend 1718
Lemon 1334
Lenco 0607, 0713
Lenson 0501
LG 1075
Lifesat 0132, 0299, 0713
Listo 1626
Lodos 1284
Logik 1284
Logix 1075

Lorenzen

Luxor 0501
M Electronic 0818
M vision 1557
Manata 0132, 0713
Manhattan 0455
Marantz 0200
Maspro 0173, 0713
Matsui 0173, 1284, 1591, 1743
Max 0607
Maxim 1705
Maximum 1075, 1334
Mediabox 0292, 0853
Mediacom 1206
MediaSat 0292, 0501, 0853, 1339

Medion

Medison 0713
Mega 0200

Metronic

Metz 0173

Micro

Micro Elektronic 0713
Micro Technology 0713
Micromaxx 0299
Microstar 1075
Microtec 0713

0132, 0299, 0607, 1161,
1294, 1579

0132, 0299, 0713, 1075,
1232, 1334, 1412, 1626

0132, 0613, 0713, 0818,
1283, 1334, 1375, 1704,
1705

0501, 0607, 0613, 0713,
1294

Mitsubishi 0455

Morgan’s

Motorola 1473
MTEC 1214
Multibroadcast 0642
Multichoice 0642
Mx Onda 1659
Myryad 0200
Mysat 0713
MySky 1693, 1848, 1850
Neom 1993
NEOTION 1334
Netgem 1322
Netsat 0099
Neuf TV 1322
Neuhaus 0501, 0607, 0713
Neuling 0132, 1232
Neusat 0713
Neveling 1161
Nevir 1659
Newton 0396
Nikko 0200, 0713, 0723
Noda Electronic 1704

Nokia

Nordmende 0455
Octagon 0613
OctalTV 1294
Oggle 1705
Opentel 1232, 1412

Optex

Orbis 1232, 1334, 1412
Orbitech 0114, 0501, 1099, 1100
P/Sat 1232

Pace

Pacic 1284, 1375
Packard Bell 1111

0132, 0200, 0713, 1232,
1412

0455, 0723, 0751, 0853,
1023, 1127, 1223, 1310,
1723

0114, 0713, 1283, 1611,
1626

0200, 0241, 0329, 0455,
0847, 0853, 1175, 1323,
1423, 1693, 1717, 1848,
1850

II

Palcom 0299, 1161, 1409
Palladium 0396, 0501
Palsat 0501
Panasonic 0455, 0847, 1304
Panda 0173, 0455, 0607
Patriot 0132
peeKTon 1457

Philips

Phonotrend 1200
Pilotime 1339
Pino 1334
Pioneer 0292, 0329, 0853, 1308
Planet 0396
PMB 0713, 1611
Polytron 0396
Portland 1296
Preisner 0132, 0396, 1113, 1366
Premier 0292, 0723, 0853, 1429
Primacom 1111
Proline 1659
Promax 0455
Quelle 0299, 0607
Radiola 0200
Radix 0396, 1113
Rainbow 0613
Rebox 1214
Regal 1251
RFT 0200
Roadstar 0713, 0853
Rollmaster 1413
Rover 0713
Rownsonic 1567
S-ZWO 1207
SAB 1251
Saba 0607, 0820
Sabre 0455
Sagem 0820, 1114, 1339, 1690

Samsung

SAT 0501
Sat Control 1300
Sat Partner 0501, 0613

0099, 0133, 0173, 0200,
0292, 0455, 0613, 0818,
0853, 1114, 1339, 1499,
1543, 1672

0853, 1206, 1243, 1458,
1570, 1916

Sat Team 0713
SAT+ 1409
Satcom 0607
Satec 0713
Satelco 1232
Satplus 1100
Schaecke 0613
Schaub Lorenz 1214
Schneider 1206, 1251

Schwaiger

SCS 0299
Sedea Electronique 0132, 1206, 1283, 1626
Seeltech 1993
Seemann 0396

SEG

Septimo 1375
Serd 1412
Serino 0610
Servimat 1611
ServiSat 0713, 1251
Siemens 0173, 0396, 1334, 1429
Silva 0299
Skantin 0713
SKR 0713

SKY

SKY Italia 0853, 1693, 1848
Sky XL 1251, 1412
Sky+ 1175

Skymaster

Skymax 0200
Skyplus 1232, 1334, 1412
SkySat 0114, 0501, 0607, 0713
Skyvision 1334
SL 0132, 0299, 1294, 1672
SM Electronic 0713, 1200, 1409

Smart

Sony

SR 0132
Starland 0713

0132, 0504, 0607, 1075,
1111, 1334, 1412, 1457

0114, 1075, 1251, 1626,
1993

0099, 0847, 1175, 1662,
1693, 1848, 1850

0713, 1075, 1200, 1334,
1409, 1567, 1611

0132, 0396, 0713, 1113,
1232, 1273, 1404, 1413

0282, 0292, 0455, 0847,
0853, 1558

Starlite 0200
Stream 1848

Strong

Sunny 1300
Sunsat 0713
Sunstar 0132, 0642
Supratech 1413
Systec 1334
Tantec 0455
Tatung 0455
Tboston 1659
Tecatel 1200

TechniSat

Technomate 1283, 1610
Technosonic 1672
Technotrend 1429
Technowelt 0132, 0607
Techwood 0114, 1284, 1626
Telasat 0607
TELE System 0396, 1251, 1409, 1611
Teleciel 0613
TeleClub 1367
Teleka 0396, 0501, 0607, 0613
Telesat 0607

Telestar

Teletech 0114

Televes

Telewire 1232
Tevion 0713, 1409, 1672

Thomson

Thorn 0455
Tiny 1672
Tioko 0132
Tividi 1429
Tokai 0200

0132, 0613, 0713, 0820,
0853, 1159, 1284, 1409,
1626, 1765

0114, 0396, 0455, 0501,
1099, 1100, 1195, 1197,
1322

0114, 0501, 1099, 1100,
1251, 1334, 1610, 1626,
1672

0132, 0455, 0501, 1214,
1300, 1334

0292, 0455, 0607, 0713,
0820, 0847, 0853, 1046,
1175, 1291, 1339, 1534,
1543, 1662

Tonna 0455, 0501, 0713, 1611
Topeld 1206, 1207, 1208, 1545
Toshiba 0455, 1284
TPS 0820
Triasat 0501

Triax

TT-micro 1429
Turnsat 0713
Twinner 0713, 1611
Unisat 0132, 0200
United 1251

Universum

Van Hunen 1161
Vaova 1993
Variosat 0173
Ventana 0200
Vestel 0114, 1251
VH Sat 0299
Visionic 1283
VisionNet 1557

Visiosat

VTech 0818
Wetekom 0501
Wewa 0455
Wharfedale 1284

Wisi

Worldsat

Xsat 0713, 0847, 1214, 1323
Xtreme 1300
Yakumo 1413
Yamada 1718, 1993

Zehnder

Zeta Technology 0200
Zodiac 0396, 0613

0114, 0132, 0200, 0396,
0501, 0713, 0853, 1113,
1251, 1291, 1296, 1611,
1626

0114, 0173, 0299, 0607,
1099, 1251

0114, 0713, 1413, 1457,
1718

0132, 0173, 0299, 0396,
0455, 0501, 0607, 1232

0114, 1214, 1251, 1480,
1543

0114, 0504, 0818, 1075,
1232, 1251, 1334, 1412,
1413

III

@sat 1300
Allvision 1412
Amstrad 1175
Atsat 1300
B@ytronic 1412
Best Buy 1993
British Sky Broadcasting 1175
BskyB 1175, 1662
Bush 1645
Canal Satellite 1339
Comag 1412
DAK 1993
Digifusion 1645
DigiQuest 1300
DMT 1075
Dream Multimedia 1237

3D LAB 0539
4Kus 1158
A-Trend 0714
Acoustic Solutions 0713, 0730, 1316

AEG

AFK 1051, 1152, 1923
Airis 0672, 1005, 1224, 1321
Aiwa 0533

Akai

AKI 1005

Akura

Alba

Alize 1151
All-Tel 1451
Altacom 1224
Amitech 0770, 0850
Amoi 0852
Amstrad 0713, 0770, 1151, 1367
AMW 0872
Ansonic 0774, 0831, 1316

0770, 0788, 0790, 1233,
1434, 1923

0788, 0790, 0898, 1115,
1233, 1557, 1695

0898, 1051, 1140, 1233,
1367

0539, 0672, 0695, 0699,
0713, 0730, 0783, 1140,
1530, 1695

Echostar 0610
GbSAT 1214
Gecco 1412
Globo 1412
HDT 1159
Hirschmann 1412

Humax

Huth 1075
Hyundai 1075, 1159
Kathrein 0658, 1561
LG 1075
Maximum 1334
Mediacom 1206
Medion 1412
Microstar 1075

Apex Digital 0672, 1004
Arena 1115
Aria 0893
Arianet 0818, 0893
Aristona 0539, 0646
ASCOMTEC 1923
Asono 1224
Astro 1513
Atacom 1224
Audiola 1660
Audiosonic 1923
Audix 0713
Autovox 0713
Auvio 0843
Axion 0730
Basic Line 0713, 1994
Baze 0898
BBK 1224
Beep 1163
Bellagio 1004
Belson 1923
Berthen 1643
Binatone 1923
Black Diamond 0713
Blu:sens 1233, 1321

1176, 1427, 1675, 1788,
1808

SAT/PVR Combination

Morgan’s 1412
MTEC 1214
MySky 1693, 1848, 1850
NEOTION 1334
Nokia 1023, 1310
Opentel 1412
Orbis 1412
Pace 1175, 1423, 1850
Panasonic 1304
Philips 0099
Pilotime 1339
Rebox 1214
Samsung 1206, 1570
Sat Control 1300
Schneider 1206
Schwaiger 1075, 1412

DVD

Blue Nova International 1321

Blue Sky

Boghe 1004, 1221
Boman 0783, 0898, 1005
Bose 2023
Brainwave 0770, 1115
Brandt 0503, 0551, 0651
Broksonic 0695

Bush

Cambridge Audio 0751, 1109
Campomatic Digital 1051

Cat

CCE 0730
cello 1730

Centrum

CGV 0733, 0751, 1115
Cinea 0841
Cinetec 0713, 0872

0651, 0672, 0695, 0713,
0790, 0843, 1423

0672, 0699, 0713, 0723,
0730, 0733, 0831, 0879,
1051, 1128, 1140, 1367,
1419, 1436, 1483, 1695,
1832

0699, 0786, 0789, 1421,
1923

0713, 0779, 0789, 1005,
1227, 1923, 1994

Sedea Electronique 1206
SEG 1993
Serd 1412
SKY 1175, 1693, 1848, 1850
SKY Italia 1848
Sky XL 1412
Skymaster 1075
Skyplus 1334, 1412
Sunny 1300
TechniSat 1195, 1197
Thomson 1175, 1534, 1662
Topeld 1206, 1545
Vaova 1993
Xtreme 1300
Yamada 1993
Zehnder 1075, 1412

cineULTRA 0699
Classic 0730, 1730

Clatronic

Clayton 0713
Coby 0730, 0852
Codex 1233
Commax 1321
Conia 0852
Contel 0788
Continental Edison 0831, 0872
Crown 0713, 0770, 1115
Cybercom 0831
CyberHome 0714, 0816, 1502
Cytron 0651, 0774, 1347
D-Vision 1115, 1367
Daenyx 0872

Daewoo

Dalton 0786, 1036
Dansai 0770, 0783, 1115, 1695
Dantax 0539, 0713, 0723, 0790
Daytek 0872, 1005
Dayton 0872
DCE 0831

0672, 0675, 0788, 0818,
1233, 1434

0490, 0714, 0770, 0870,
0872, 1436, 1483

IV

Decca 0770, 1115
Denon 0490, 0634, 1634

Denver

Denzel 0665
Desay 0843
Dgtec 0672
Diamond 0651
Digihome 0713
DigiLogic 0713
Digital i 0893
Digitech 1832
DiK 0831
Dinamic 0788
Disney 0831
DK Digital 0831, 1557, 1660
DMTech 0783, 1271
Dragon 0831
DreamX 1151
DSE 1730

Dual

Durabrand 0713, 0831, 1502
E:max 1233, 1321, 1643
eBench 1152
ECC 0730
Eclipse 0723, 0751
Elfunk 0713, 0850
Elin 0770
Ellion 0850, 1421

Elta

Eltax 1233, 1321
Emerson 0591
Energy Sistem 1513
Enterprise 0591
EuroLine 0675, 0788, 1115, 1233
Excello 1513
Fenner 0651

Ferguson

Finlux

Fintec 1530
Firstline 0713, 0843, 0869, 1530
Fisher 0670

0672, 0699, 0788, 0898,
1316, 1321, 1923

0651, 0665, 0713, 0730,
0779, 0783, 0790, 0831,
1436, 1530

0672, 0770, 0788, 0850,
1051, 1115, 1151, 1233

0651, 0695, 0713, 0898,
1695, 1730

0591, 0672, 0741, 0751,
0770, 0783

Funai 0675, 0695
Gateway 1158
Germatic 1051
Giec 1221
Global Link 1224
Global Solutions 0768
Global Sphere 1152
Go Video 0783, 0869
GoldStar 0591, 0741

Goodmans

GoWell 1643
GPX 0699, 0741
Graetz 0665
Gran Prix 0831, 0898
Grandin 0713, 1233

Grundig

Grunkel 0770, 0790, 0831, 1316

H & B

Hanseatic 0741, 0783, 0790
Harman/Kardon 0702
Haus 0786
HCM 0788
HE 0730, 1163, 1923
Henss 0713
HiMAX 0843

Hitachi

Hiteker 0672, 1923

Hoeher

Home Electronics 0730, 0770
Home Tech Industries 1224
HotMedia 1152
Humax 0646
Hyundai 0850, 1660
IISonic 1508
Ingelen 0788
Inno Hit 0713
Irradio 0869, 1115, 1224, 1233

0651, 0713, 0723, 0730,
0783, 0790, 0879, 1004,
1140, 1221, 1316, 1423,
1530, 1730, 1923, 2014

0539, 0551, 0651, 0670,
0695, 0713, 0775, 0790,
1004, 1036, 1128, 1436,
1465, 1643, 1695, 1730,
1832

0713, 0818, 0841, 0850,
1233, 1421

0573, 0664, 0665, 0713,
1664, 1835, 1994

0651, 0713, 0831, 1004,
1224

IRT 0783
ISP 0695
Jamo 1036
Jaton 0665
JDB 0730
JDV 1367
Jeken 0699
JMB 0695

JVC

jWin 1051
Kansas Technologies 1233, 1530
Karcher 0783
Kendo 0672, 0699, 0713, 0831
Kennex 0713, 0770, 0898
Kenwood 0490, 0534
Kiiro 0770
King Vision 1643
Kingavon 0818
Kiss 0665, 0841, 1523
Kotron 0879
Kreisen 1421
KXD 1321, 1923
Lawson 0768
Leiker 0872, 1513

Lenco

Lenoxx 2014
Lenoxx Sound 2014
Lexia 0699, 0768

LG

Lifetec 0651, 0831, 1347
Limit 0768
LiteOn 1158, 1416
LM 1643
Lodos 0713
Loewe 0539, 0741
Logik 0713
Logix 0783
Loomax 1487
Luker 1367

Lumatron

Lunatron 0741

0503, 0539, 0623, 1164,
1241, 1275, 1550, 1597,
1602, 1701, 1860, 1863,
1940

0651, 0699, 0713, 0770,
0774, 1513

0591, 0741, 0790, 0869,
1906

0695, 0713, 0741, 1115,
1321, 1832

Luxman 0573
Luxor 0713, 1004, 1695, 1730
Magnat 1923

Magnavox

Magnex 0723
Magnum 1436, 2014
Manhattan 0713
Marantz 0539
Mark 0713
Marquant 0770
Mastec 1221, 1434

Matsui

Maxim 0713, 0872, 1367
MBO 0730, 1730
MDS 0713
Mecotek 0770

Medion

MEI 0790
Memorex 0831
Metz 0525, 0571, 0713, 1994
MiCO 0723, 0751, 1221, 1223
Micromaxx 0695, 1695
Micromedia 0503, 0539
Micromega 0539, 1005
Microsoft 0522, 1708
Microstar 0831
Minato 0752
Minax 0713
Minoka 0770, 1115
Mirror 0752, 0879
Mitsubishi 0713
Mizuda 0770, 0818, 1451
Monyka 0665
MPX 0843
Mustek 0730, 1730
Muvid 1643
Mx Onda 0651, 0751, 1223
Mystral 0831
NAD 0741
Naiko 0770, 1004, 1367
Narita 1367
Neom 1643
Neovia 1271

0503, 0539, 0646, 0675,
0713, 1140

0651, 0672, 0695, 0713,
1004, 1316, 1695, 1730

0630, 0651, 0774, 0783,
0831, 0879, 1006, 1347,
1423

V

Neufunk 0665
Nevir 0770, 0831, 1484
Nikkai 1923
Nintaus 1051
Norcent 1923
Nordmende 0774, 0831
Noriko 0752
Okano 0752
Olidata 0672
Onkyo 0503, 0627, 1769
Oopla 1158
Optim 0843
Optimus 0525
Orava 0818
Orbit 0872

Orion

Oritron 0651
Ormond 0713
P&B 0818, 1451

Pacic

Packard Bell 0831, 1321, 1648
Palladium 0695, 0713, 0779, 1906

Panasonic

Panda 0789
peeKTon 0898, 1224, 1484
Philco 0733

Philips

Phonotrend 0699

Pioneer

Play It 1643
Plu2 0850
Powerpoint 0872, 1005
Prinz 0831
Prism 0831
ProCaster 1004, 1513

Proline

0695, 1128, 1233, 1419,
1434, 1695

0695, 0713, 0768, 0790,
0831

0490, 1010, 1011, 1579,
1641, 1661, 1834, 1905,
1908

0503, 0539, 0646, 0675,
1158, 1340, 1354, 1813,
2084

0142, 0525, 0571, 0631,
1571, 1965

0651, 0672, 0710, 1004,
1316, 1483

Proscan 0522
Proson 0713
Prosonic 0699, 0752

ProVision

Pye 0539, 0646
QONIX 1051
Radionette 0741, 0869, 1906, 2024
Raite 0665
RCA 0522
REC 0490

Redstar

Relisys 1347
Reoc 0752, 0768
Revoy 0699, 0841
Richmond 1233

Roadstar

Ronin 0710, 0872
Rotel 0623
Rownsonic 0789
Saba 0551, 0651
Saivod 0831, 1367
Salora 0741
Sampo 1321

Samsung

Sansui 0695, 0751, 1316
Sanyo 0670, 0713
Scan 0850
ScanMagic 0730, 1730
ScanSonic 1695
Schaub Lorenz 0770, 0788, 1115, 1151

Schneider

Schoentech 0713
Schwaiger 0752
Scientic Labs 0768

Scott

Seeltech 1224, 1451, 1513, 1643

0699, 0730, 1163, 1321,
1484, 1923

0763, 0770, 0788, 0898,
1394, 1923

0672, 0699, 0713, 0730,
0818, 0879, 0898, 1051,
1227, 1434, 2014

0199, 0490, 0573, 0744,
1075, 1635, 1932

0539, 0646, 0651, 0713,
0774, 0779, 0783, 0788,
0790, 0831, 0869, 1367

0651, 0672, 1005, 1036,
1233, 1394, 1423, 1923

DVD

SEG

Shanghai 0672

Sharp

Sherwood 0741
Siemssen 1382
Sigmatek 1005, 1224
Siltex 1224
Silva 0788, 0898
Silva Schneider 0831, 0898
SilverCrest 0131, 1152
Sinudyne 1221, 1316
Sistemas 0672
Skantic 0539, 0713
Skymaster 0730, 0768
Skyworth 0898
Sliding 1115
SM Electronic 0730, 0768, 1152
Smart 0713
Sonic Blue 0783

Sony

Sound Color 1233
Soundmaster 0768
Soundwave 0783

Standard

Star Clusters 1152, 1227
Starlogic 1005
Starmedia 0818, 1005, 1224
Stevison 1367
Strato 1382
Strong 0713
Sunkai 0770, 0850
Sunstech 0831, 1513
Sunwood 0788, 0898
Supervision 0768, 1152
Supratech 0893, 1513
SVA 0672, 0752
Sylvania 0675
Synn 0768

0665, 0713, 0763, 0872,
1483, 1530, 1994

0630, 0675, 0713, 0752,
1419, 2015, 2024

0533, 0573, 0864, 1033,
1070, 1516, 1533, 1536,
1633, 1824, 1934, 1981,
2020, 2043, 2132, 1433

0651, 0768, 0788, 0831,
0898

Tamashi 1394
Tandberg 0713, 1695, 1994
Tangent 1321
Targa 1227, 1906
Tatung 0770, 1695
Tchibo 0741
TCM 0741, 0790
Teac 0741, 0768, 1227
Tec 0898
Technica 1367, 1695
Technics 0490, 1905

Technika

Technisson 1115
Technosonic 1051, 1115
Techwood 0713, 1530, 1994
Tecnimagen 1233
Teletech 0713, 0768
Tensai 0651, 0770
Tesco 1316

Tevion

Theta Digital 0571
Thomson 0522, 0551

Tokai

Tom-Tec 0789
Top Suxess 1224

Toshiba

TRANS-continents 0831, 0872, 1233, 1321
Tredex 0843
TSM 1224
Umax 1151

United

Universum

Uptek 0763
Venturer 0790
Vestel 0713, 1530, 1994

0770, 0831, 1115, 1316,
1695

0651, 0898, 1036, 1227,
1382, 1483, 1730, 1923,
2014

0665, 0788, 0790, 0898,
1557

0503, 0695, 1045, 1459,
1510, 1769, 2006

0675, 0695, 0699, 0713,
0730, 0788, 1115, 1152,
1233, 1367, 1643, 1832

0591, 0713, 0741, 0779,
0790, 0869, 1227, 1530,
1913

VI

Victor 1241
Voxson 0730, 0831
Waitec 1151, 1224, 1233
Waltham 1530
Welkin 0831
Wellington 0713
Welltech 1221

LG 0741
Panasonic 1641

4Kus 1158
Airis 1321
Alba 1530
Aristona 0646
Boghe 1221
Bush 1436
Cat 1421
cello 1730
Centrum 1227
Classic 1730
Commax 1321
CyberHome 1502
Cytron 1347
DSE 1730
Dual 1530
Durabrand 1502
E:max 1321
Ellion 1421
Eltax 1321
Ferguson 1730

AEG 0790, 1923
AFK 1923
Akai 0790
ASCOMTEC 1923
Audiosonic 1923
Basic Line 1994

Weltstar 0713
Wesder 0699

Wharfedale

Wilson 0831, 1233
Windsor 0713
Windy Sam 0573

Philips 2084
Pioneer 0142

Onkyo 1769LG 0741 Toshiba 1769

Fintec 1530
Firstline 1530
Funai 0675
Gateway 1158
Giec 1221
Goodmans 1221, 1530, 1730
GPX 0741
Grundig 1436, 1730
H & B 1421
Humax 0646
JVC 1164, 1275, 1597
Kansas Technologies 1530
Kreisen 1421
KXD 1321
LG 0741
Lifetec 1347
LiteOn 1158, 1416
Loewe 0741
Lumatron 1321
Luxor 1730

Belson 1923
Binatone 1923
Blue Sky 0790
Bose 2023
Bush 1832
Cat 1923

0713, 0751, 0752, 0790,
1832, 1835

Home Theater in Box

Woxter 1005, 1151, 1224
X-Waves 1513
Xbox 0522, 1708
Xenius 0790
Xoro 1183, 1221
Yakumo 1004

Blu-Ray DVD

Samsung 0199
Sony 1516

HD DVD

DVD-R

Mastec 1221
Matsui 1730
MBO 1730
Medion 1347
MiCO 0751, 1221
Mustek 1730
Oopla 1158
Packard Bell 1321
Panasonic 0490, 1010, 1011, 1579
Philips 0646, 1158
Pioneer 0631
ProVision 1321
Pye 0646
Relisys 1347
Roadstar 1227
Samsung 1635
ScanMagic 1730
Schneider 0646
SEG 1530
Sharp 1419

Centrum 1923, 1994
Dantax 0790
Denon 0634, 1634
Denver 1923
Digitech 1832
Dual 0779, 0790

Yamada

Yamaha 0490, 0539, 0646
Yamakawa 0665, 0710, 0872
Yukai 0730, 1730
Zenith 0503, 0591

Sinudyne 1221
Sony 1033, 1070, 2132
Star Clusters 1227
Sylvania 0675
Tangent 1321
Targa 1227
Teac 1227
Techwood 1530
Tevion 1227, 1730
Thomson 0551
Toshiba 1510
Universum 1227, 1530
Vestel 1530
Waltham 1530
Welltech 1221
Xoro 1221
Yamada 1158, 1416
Yamaha 0646
Yukai 1730

Finlux 0672
Goodmans 0790, 1923, 2014
Grundig 1832
Grunkel 0790
Hanseatic 0790
HE 1923

0872, 1004, 1151, 1158,
1416

VII

Hitachi 1835, 1994
Hiteker 1923
Irradio 1233

JVC

KXD 1923
Lenoxx 2014
Lenoxx Sound 2014
LG 0790, 1906
Lumatron 1832
Magnat 1923
Magnum 2014

Akura 1367
Alba 0695
Amstrad 1367
Black Diamond 0713
Blue Sky 0713
Bush 0713, 0879, 1367
Centrum 0713
Crown 0713
D-Vision 1367
Daewoo 0870
DMTech 1271

Curtis Mathes 0300
Denon 0272

AEG 1389, 1390
AFK 1389
Aiwa 0121, 1189, 1269, 1405
Akai 0609, 1390
All-Tel 1390
Amstrad 0744
Anam 0609
ASCOMTEC 1389
Audiolab 1189
Audiosonic 1389
Audiotronic 1189

0623, 1701, 1860, 1863,
1940

Home Theater in Box

Marquant 0770
MEI 0790
Metz 1994
Nikkai 1923
Norcent 1923
Onkyo 0627
Palladium 0779, 1906
Panasonic 1834, 1905, 1908
Philips 1813
Pioneer 1965
ProVision 1923
Radionette 1906, 2024

TV/DVD Combination

Elfunk 0713
Ferguson 0695, 0713
Goodmans 0713, 0879
Grandin 0713
Grundig 0539, 0695
Hitachi 0713
JDV 1367
Kotron 0879
Logik 0713
Luker 1367
Luxor 0713

Optimus 0300
Pioneer 0300

Bang & Olufsen 0799
Basic Line 1554
Belson 1389
Binatone 1389
Blue Sky 1390
Bose 1229, 1355, 1933
Bush 0797, 1772
Cat 1389
CCE 1352
Centrum 1220, 1389
Clatronic 0797

Redstar 1923
Roadstar 2014
Samsung 1932
Sanyo 0670
Schneider 0779, 0790
Scott 1923
SEG 1994
Sharp 2015, 2024

Sony

Tandberg 1994
Targa 1906

Matsui 0713
Maxim 1367
Medion 0879
Mirror 0879
Naiko 1367
Narita 1367
Neovia 1271
Orion 0695
Pacic 0695
Philips 0539
Roadstar 0879

Amplier

RCA 0300
Sony 0689

Receiver

Cosmotron 0797
Dantax 1390
Denon 1104, 1360
Denver 1389
Digitech 1772
DiK 0797
DK Digital 1420
Dual 1220, 1390, 1420
eBench 0744, 0797
Elta 0744, 0797, 1390
Ferguson 1154

1824, 1934, 1981, 2020,
2132

Technics 1905
Techwood 1994
Tevion 1923, 2014
Thomson 0522
Tokai 0790
Toshiba 2006
United 1832
Universum 0779, 0790, 1913
Venturer 0790
Vestel 1994
Wharfedale 0790, 1832
Xenius 0790

Saivod 1367
Schneider 1367
SEG 0713
Sliding 1115
Stevison 1367
Technica 1367
Thomson 0551
Toshiba 0695
United 0713, 1367
Universum 0713

Yamaha 0848

Fine Arts 1189
Genexxa 0186

Goodmans

Grundig

Grunkel 0744, 1390
Hanseatic 1390
Harman/Kardon 1189, 1304, 1310
Harwood 0744
HCM 1390

0609, 0744, 0797, 1389,
1390, 1420, 1611

0797, 1089, 1189, 1344,
1772

VIII

HE 1389
Hitachi 1344, 1554, 1801
Hitech 0744
Hiteker 1389
Intersound 0744

JVC

Kenwood 0186, 1027, 1313
Kioto 0797
Kompernass 0797
KXD 1389
Lenoxx 1611
Lenoxx Sound 1611
LG 1293, 1869
Lifetec 0797
Lumatron 1772
LXI 0744
Magnat 1389
Magnavox 1089, 1189
Magnum 1611
Marantz 1089, 1189, 1269, 1289
Matsui 0744, 0797
MBO 1352
Medion 0797, 1420
MEI 1390
Metz 1554
Micromaxx 1420

AEG 1389, 1390
AFK 1389
Akai 1390
All-Tel 1390
ASCOMTEC 1389
Audiosonic 1389
Basic Line 1554
Belson 1389
Binatone 1389
Blue Sky 1390
Bose 1229, 1933
Bush 1772
Cat 1389
CCE 1352
Centrum 1389
Dantax 1390
Denver 1389

0074, 1374, 1676, 2000,
2001

Micromega 1189
Microstar 0797
Musicmagic 1089
Mustek 1352
Mx Onda 0744, 0797
Myryad 1189
NAD 0320, 0609
Nikkai 1389
Nikkei 0744
Norcent 1389
NTDE Geniesom 0744
Onkyo 0135, 1320
Optimus 0186, 0744, 1023
Orient Power 0744

Palladium

Panasonic

Philips

Pioneer 0186, 1023, 1459, 1623
Prima Electronic 0797
Proline 0797, 1390
ProVision 1389
QONIX 1420
Radionette 1293, 1634
RCA 1154

Digitech 1772
DK Digital 1420
Dual 1220, 1390, 1420
Elta 1390
Goodmans 1389, 1390, 1420, 1611
Grundig 1344, 1772
Grunkel 1390
Hanseatic 1390
HCM 1390
HE 1389
Hitachi 1344, 1554, 1801
Hiteker 1389

JVC

Kenwood 1313
KXD 1389
Lenoxx 1611

0797, 1220, 1293, 1344,
1390

1308, 1309, 1316, 1518,
1763, 1765, 1779

1089, 1189, 1269, 1289,
1673

Home Theater in Box

0074, 1374, 1676, 2000,
2001

Recco 0797
Redstar 1389
Revox 0186, 1089
Roadstar 0797, 1611
Samsung 1295
Sansui 0609, 1089
Sanyo 0744, 1801
Schneider 0744, 1220, 1390
Scott 1389
SEG 1554
Sharp 0186, 0653, 1614, 1634
Sherwood 0653
Siemens 0609
Silva Schneider 1390

Sony

Soundwave 0609
Stereophonics 1023
Sumida 0744
Sunre 1313
Sunstech 1420
TAG McLaren 1189
Tandberg 1554
Targa 1293
TCM 0797

Lenoxx Sound 1611
LG 1293, 1869
Lumatron 1772
Magnat 1389
Magnum 1611
MBO 1352
Medion 1420
MEI 1390
Metz 1554
Micromaxx 1420
Mustek 1352
NAD 0609
Nikkai 1389
Norcent 1389
Onkyo 0135
Palladium 1220, 1293, 1344, 1390
Panasonic 1316, 1763, 1765, 1779

1058, 1112, 1158, 1258,
1441, 1454, 1658, 1722,
1758, 1759, 1822, 1858,
1882

Teac 0609

Technics

Techwood 1554
Tevion 1389, 1611
Thomson 1154, 1354
Thorens 1189
Thorn 0744
Tokai 1390
Toshiba 1572
United 1390, 1772

Universum

Venturer 0797, 1390
Vestel 1554
Victor 0074
Waitec 1352
Watson 0797
Welltech 0797
Wharfedale 1390, 1772
Xenius 1390

Yamaha

Yukai 1352
Zenith 0744

Philips 1269, 1673
Pioneer 1459
Proline 1390
ProVision 1389
QONIX 1420
Radionette 1293, 1634
Redstar 1389
Roadstar 1611
Samsung 1295
Sanyo 1801
Schneider 1220, 1390
Scott 1389
SEG 1554
Sharp 1614, 1634
Silva Schneider 1390

Sony

1308, 1309, 1518, 1763,
1765

0609, 0744, 0797, 1220,
1390, 1609

0176, 0186, 0712, 1276,
1331, 1949

1454, 1658, 1758, 1822,
1858, 1882

IX

Sunstech 1420
Tandberg 1554
Targa 1293
Technics 1763, 1765
Techwood 1554

Home Theater in Box

Tevion 1389, 1611
Tokai 1390
Toshiba 1572
United 1390, 1772
Universum 1220, 1390, 1609

Venturer 1390
Vestel 1554
Waitec 1352
Wharfedale 1390, 1772
Xenius 1390

Yamaha 0712, 1331
Yukai 1352

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