JVC LT-Z32FX6, LT-Z32FX60, LT-Z40SX6, LT-Z40SX60 User Guide

LT-Z32FX6 LT-Z32FX60
LT-Z40SX6 LT-Z40SX60

WIDE LCD PANEL TV INSTRUCTIONS

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© 2006 Victor Company of Japan, Limited 0506TKH-CR-MU

LT-Z32FX6

LCT2028-001B-H

LT-Z40SX6
LT-Z40SX60

LT-Z32FX6
LT-Z32FX60

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Expanding the world of

beautiful images

Enjoy rich multi-media with JVC

VHF/UHF

Digital camera

Video camera

Game console

Personal

Audio components

VCR DVD player

DVD recorder

Computer

Contents

First things first!

 Warning ············································ 3

Getting started

 Names of all the parts ······················ 5
 Basic connections ···························· 7
 Initial settings ··································· 9
 Editing channels ····························· 11

· Registering channels

 Connecting external devices ·········· 13

Let’s try it out

 Enjoying your new TV! ··················· 15

· TV / Teletext / Video / etc.

 Watching TV ···································17
 Viewing teletext ······························ 19
 Watching videos / DVDs ················ 21

Try the advanced features

 Useful functions ······························23

· Take a snapshot

· View and search in multi-picture mode

· “Sleep Timer” / “Channel Guard”

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Operate JVC recorders and other devices

Just the way you like it

 Customising your TV ······················ 29
 Advanced picture adjustment ········· 31

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Reduce noise / Watch a more natural picture

· Set the aspect ratio, etc.

When you have trouble

 Troubleshooting ····························· 33
 Technical information ····················· 37
 “CH/CC” List ··································· 39
 Specifications ································· 40

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First things first!

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SETTINGS

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Warning

Follow this manual
regarding setup!

 Connect only to a 110-240V, 50/60Hz

AC outlet.

Make enough room for
inserting and removing
the power plug!

Place the TV as
close to the outlet as
possible!

 The main power supply for this TV is

controlled by inserting or removing the
power plug.

Never cut or damage
the power cord!

Please follow all the guidelines below

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.

Never try to repair
the TV yourself!

 If the problem cannot be solved in

“Troubleshooting” (P. 33), unplug
the power cord and contact your
retailer.

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

 Consult a qualified technician.
 See the included manual on mounting

procedures.

 JVC assumes no responsibility for

damage due to improper mounting.

If the TV is damaged
or behaving strangely,
stop using it at once!

 Unplug the power cord and contact

your retailer.

Never place anything on
the TV!

 Placing liquids, naked

flames, cloths, paper,
etc. on the TV may
cause a fire.

Never expose to rain or
moisture!

 To prevent fire 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.

 If the AC 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.)

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

 For more details on installation, usage and safety

 Consult your retailer

 Consult your retailer

Never dismantle the
rear panel!

 It may cause an electric shock.

Never obstruct the
ventilation holes!

 It may cause overheating or a fire.

Handle LCD panel
with care!

 Use a soft, dry cloth when cleaning.

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.

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Getting started

TV/VIDEO

MENU

/OK

CHANNEL

VOLUME

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Names of all the parts

Illumination lamp

 Illumination lamp lights

while the TV is on.

 “Illumination” (P. 30)

LT-Z40SX6, LT-Z40SX60

Press to
remove.

Remote control sensor

Power lamp

ON: Lit (Blue)
OFF: Unlit

 Power lamp lights while

the TV is on.

 “Power Lamp” (P. 30)

Remove the terminal cover

Press to

remove.

Cable cover

Switch between
TV / AV devices

Display on-screen
menu / set

Change channel / page

Volume

Power On / Off

To headphones (P. 13)

LT-Z32FX6, LT-Z32FX60

Cable cover

Return to channel

you want to view

Colour buttons

Return to TV

/ Watch video, etc. (P. 21)

Volume

Channel information

(P. 17)

 When watching TV / Video

Change the aspect ratio (P. 17)

Turn on “Cinema Surround” (P. 17)

Mute

Power On / Off

Change channel / page

To teletext (P. 19)

Switch between
“TV / VCR / DVD / AUDIO” (P. 27)

Display on-screen menu (P. 29)

Select and
confirm settings in menus

Change channel / page

To previous screen

 If the cover cannot be closed due to the cables being in the way

 Do not force the cover to close (leave it open).

 Connecting terminals on the back of the TV  Connecting External devices (P. 13)

Change the direction of TV

 The LT-Z40SX6, LT-Z40SX60 models differ from illustrations

on this page.

Check accessories

Remote control

(RM-C1855)

“AAA/R03” Batteries

For confirming
the TV works

Take a snapshot of the
screen (P. 23)

View in multi-picture
mode (P. 23)

 Insert the batteries

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

 When viewing teletext (P. 19)

Hold the current page

Bookmark pages

Reveal hidden pages

Switch briefly
between teletext and TV

Enlarge the text

To index page

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Basic connections

Please read the user manuals of each device carefully before setup.
It is necessary to connect an aerial to watch TV.

 Connect with other devices  “Connecting external devices”

(P. 13)

Connect the aerial

AERIAL

 After all the connections have been made, insert the plug into an AC outlet.

Connect a VCR / DVD recorder

(Y)

(Pr)

(Pb)

VIDEO-1

(R)

(L)

VCR / DVD recorder

 After all the connections have been made, insert the plug into an AC outlet.
 If both composite and S-VIDEO cables are connected, S-VIDEO will be enable.

AERIAL

 Power requirements

 Connect the power cord only to a 110-240V,

50/60Hz AC outlet.

 When attaching the TV to the wall, use the

optional JVC wall mounting unit

 Consult a qualified technician.
 See the included manual on mounting procedures.
 JVC assumes no responsibility for damage due to

improper mounting.

 200mm × 200mm mount which conforms to VESA

standards.

Care when setting

 Installation requirements

 To avoid overheating, ensure the unit has ample

room.

200mm

50mm150mm 150mm 50mm

Tidying the cables

LT-Z32FX6, LT-Z32FX60LT-Z40SX6, LT-Z40SX60

 To remove the cable cover, refer to back of the cover.

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Teletext Language

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Auto Program

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Initial settings

Set the menu language, installation location and automatically register the TV channels.
These channels can be edited later in “Editing channels” (P. 11).

TV

MENU

BACK

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Begin

 Shown only when

powering on for the first time.

 The power on the unit can also be used.

Select a language

1 select

2 set

Select the teletext language group

select

Automatically register channels

 The remote control doesn’t

work

 Confirm the mode is set to “TV”.

 For the teletext language group



“Language group for teletext”
(P. 37)



If the characters are unreadable.



“Language group for teletext”
(P. 37)

 To the previous screen

 Exit

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 If the “JVC” logo does not appear or

if you wish to make changes later

 “Language”, “Teletext language” and

“Auto Program” (P. 30)

Check what was registered

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Confirm

 Edit channels

 ⁄ in “Editing channels” (P. 11)

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Set Up

Set Up

Auto Program

Video-3 Setting
AI Volume

HDMI Setting
PC Position

Video
Off

Video

Teletext Language

Edit/Manual

Video-1 Setting

Language

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Editing channels

Edit the channels registered with “Auto Program” in “Initial settings” (P. 9).

When coming from “Initial settings” (P. 9), skip to ⁄.

Display the menu bar

1

Move a
channel’s
position

MOVE

1 Begin 2 Select a destination 3 Finish

select

move out move in

 To the previous

screen



 Exit



2

Select “Set Up”

1 select

2 next

Edit a
channel
name

ID

1 Begin 2 Enter a channel name

(red)

1 enter the first

character

2

next column

set

Select “Edit / Manual”

3

4

5

Select a row

Edit

1 select

2 next

select

Insert a
channel

INSERT

Delete a
channel

DELETE

1 Begin

(green)

1 Delete

(yellow)

2 Select a “CH / CC” 3 Enter a number

select

 “CH/CC” List  (P. 39)

 Receives the

broadcast
signal.

Finish

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(red)

From low
frequencies

(green)

or

 Auto-search begins,

and the nearest
frequency is imported.

 Repeat the previous

steps until the

 Adjust

 Channel fine tuning 

desired channel is
displayed

(blue)

(yellow)

/

 If the picture or sound is unnatural 

select a system

2

1 Begin

(blue)

Register a
new channel

MANUAL

· Registering channels

3 Set

Beginning channel search

 If you can not receive the

channel you want to view,
press 3 to change the sound
system.

 “Sound system in your

country or region” (P. 37)

From high
frequencies

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Connecting external devices

You can connect many different devices to the rear panel of the TV.
Please read the user manuals of each device before setting up.
(Connecting cables are not supplied with this TV.)

PC

To “VIDEO-3” R/L

 “Technical information” (P. 37)

Set-top box / Digital
broadcast tuner

(Y)

(Pr)

(Pb)

(R)

(L)

PC IN

VIDEO-3

VCR / DVD / other devices

: signal direction

VIDEO-1

Output  Input 

 Use Component signal

 “Switch between video and

component signal” (P. 22)

 Use S-VIDEO

 “Using S-VIDEO” (P. 22)

VIDEO-2

Output  Input 

 Use S-VIDEO

 “Using S-VIDEO” (P. 22)

Watching videos

·

Composite signal /
Component signal
/ S-VIDEO

· Sound L / R

Watching videos

·

Composite signal /
S-VIDEO

· Sound L / R

Game consoles

Video camera

VCR / DVD recorder

VCR / DVD recorder

Amplifier

(L) (R)

Headphones

Headphone

(R) (L)

VIDEO-2

(Y)

(Pr)

(Pb)

VIDEO-1

(R)

(L)

(R)

(L)

IN HDMI-1

(R)

(L)

OUT

(HDMI compatible)

DVD player

HDMI-2 HDMI-1

IN HDMI-1

DVD player

(HDMI compatible)

VIDEO-3

Output  Input 

 Use Component signal

 “Switch between video and

component signal” (P. 22)

HDMI-1
HDMI-2

Output  Input 

 “HDMI Setting”  (P. 30)
 HDMI-2 input does not support

analogue sound.

Watching DVDs

·

Composite signal /
Component signal

· Sound L / R

Connecting
HDMI devices

· HDMI signal
(P. 38)

OUT

Video and sound signal of a TV channel
you are viewing outputs from this
terminal

Output 

·

Composite signal /
S-VIDEO

· Sound L / R

 “Using OUT terminal”.  (P. 22)

 Connect a “DVI” device to

“HDMI-1”  (P. 38)

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Let’s try it out

Picture

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Enjoying your new TV!

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Watching TV

 View channel information

 Change the aspect ratio

 Enjoy “Cinema Surround”

 Register your favourite channels

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TV mode TV and Text mode

Text mode

Viewing teletext

 Enlarge the text

 To the index page

 Hold the current page

 Switch briefly between teletext and TV

 Bookmark your favourite pages

 Reveal hidden pages

Personal preferences

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 Adjust the picture

PAGE

Watching

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· TV / Teletext / Video / etc.

videos / DVDs

 Watch high quality video (S-VIDEO)

 Switch between video and component signal

 PC position adjustment

 Adjust the sound

 Advanced settings

(sleep-timer / channel guard, etc.)

 Basic settings

(channel settings, etc.)

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AV

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PR List

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Auto

Panoramic
14:9 Zoom
16:9 Zoom
16:9 Zoom Subtitle
Full

Zoom

Regular

CHANNEL

VOLUME

MENU

/OK

TV/VIDEO

CHANNEL

High

Return Plus
Programmed!

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Return Plus
Canceled!

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TROUBLE?

Watching TV

Set to “TV”

 Mute

1

Power on

2

 Press again to turn the screen off

The blue
power lamp
on the TV lights

and put the TV into standby mode.

Select a channel

up

down

E.g.

15 :

1 :





3

 Move up or down a channel

 Switch between mono / stereo /

bilingual broadcasting

 “Stereo / t·u” ( P. 30)

Note

 To completely turn off the TV, unplug

the AC plug.

 Volume

Basic operations using the side buttons

2

 Volume

Power on

Change
the channel

1

Channel
information

DISPLAY

Change the aspect
ratio

ZOOM

Enjoy ambient
sound

CINEMA SURROUND

Emphasize bass
sound

MAXXBASS

Always return to
the channel you
want to view

RETURN PLUS

Return to the
last channel you
were viewing

RETURN

PR List

 Channels

registered in
“Initial settings” will
appear here.

select

 Select a page 

1 select

2 set

 “MENU”  “ ”  “Sound”  “MaxxBass”

1 select

2 set

 Registered as return channel

While the channel
is displayed

Hold down
for 3 seconds

 Recall the return channel 

Current channel Last channel

Channel information

(No indication)

 Select and view a channel 

 When set to “Auto”, the aspect ratio

will turn to the ratio obtained from
the information the TV received.
Without receiving aspect information,
it will be the setting in “4:3 Auto

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

High

: For stereo sound

Low

: For stereo sound (when the sound distorts in “High” mode)

Mono

: For mono sound (emulates a stereo-like sound)

Off

: Turns off “Cinema Surround”

Off Low High

Aspect” (P. 32)

 Not available in 1080i (1125i) /

720p (750p) signals.

 In PC mode, “Regular” and “Full” can

be selected.

 Cancel

While the channel
is displayed

Hold down
for 3 seconds

1 select

2 view

level

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TROUBLE?

Viewing teletext

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

1

Enter a teletext page

2

 Move up or down a page

up

down

When watching TV

TV

TEXT

TEXT

Hold the
current page

HOLD

Reveal
hidden pages

REVEAL

Hold the current page

 Release

 Press “ ” again

Display hidden information
(answers to quizzes, etc.)

Bookmark
your favourite
page

LIST MODE

 View sub-pages

to
sub-page

Display your
favourites list

1

Select a coloured button to save your page to

2

Enter the number of the page to save

(RED) (GREEN) (YELLOW) (BLUE)

(red)

(green) (yellow) (blue)

3

Save

4

 Recall your favourite page

 Press the coloured button as in step 2

.....

Enlarge
the text

SIZE

To the
index page

INDEX

Switch briefly
from teletext
to TV

CANCEL

Double the size of the
displayed text

Returns to page “100”
or a previously designated page

Leave the current page open,
while you switch to watch TV

 Useful when running a page search.

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Set Up

CHANNEL

VOLUME

MENU

/OK

TV/VIDEO

TV/VIDEO

CHANNEL

MENU

/OK

Set Up

Auto Program

Video-3 Setting

HDMI Setting

Video
Off

PC Position

Teletext Language

Edit/Manual

Video-1 Setting

AI Volume

Language

Video

Video

1

2
3
4
5
6

Video-1

Video-2
Video-3
HDMI1
HDMI2
PC

AV Select

0

01

Set Up

Video
Off

Video

PC Position

Auto Program

Video-3 Setting

HDMI Setting

Teletext Language

Edit/Manual

Video-1 Setting

AI Volume

Language

PC Position

Set Up

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TROUBLE?

Watching videos / DVDs

Select the video source

1

Operate the connected device and play a video

2

 Operate JVC recorders and other devices (P. 27)

Select the video source using
the side buttons

1
2

Select the
video source

3

PC position adjustment

1 select

2 watch

Switch between video and component signal

Display the menu bar

1

Select “Set Up”

2

Select “Video-1 Setting” or “Video-3 Setting”

3

Change settings

4

Using S-VIDEO

 If both composite and S-VIDEO cables are connected, S-VIDEO will be enable.

1 select

2 next

1 select

1 select

2 set

Video

Component

: For normal

video signal

: For component

video signal

Display the menu bar

1

Select “Set Up”

2

3

1 select

2 next

1 adjust

2 set

Select “PC Position”

 Shown only when “PC” is selected.

 Reset position 

(blue)

1 select

2 next

 Component and PC signals does not output from this terminal.
 When you are viewing video signal, no signal will output through the S-VIDEO terminal.
 HDMI-1 and HDMI-2 inputs does not output from this terminal.

Using OUT terminal

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Try the advanced features

Features

>

Off

Sleep Timer

Sleep Timer
Channel Guard
Appearance
Blue Back

Favourite Setting

Type A

On

Child Lock

On

Auto Shutoff

On

Illumination

Bright

Power Lamp

On

> Features

Sleep Timer
Channel Guard
Appearance
Blue Back

Favourite Setting

Type A

On

Child Lock

On

Auto Shutoff

On

Illumination

Bright

Power Lamp

On

> Features

>>

Set ID No.

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Channel Guard

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CH

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AV

PR

02
03
04
05
06
07

CH/CC

ID

CH

21

CH

22

CH

23

CH

24

CH

25

CC

02

CC

03

Channel Guard

IMPORTANT! PREPARE USE

SETTINGS

TROUBLE?

Useful functions

Take
snapshots
of the screen

FREEZE

Watch in
multi-picture
mode

MULTI-PICTURE

Current programme

 Cancel

 Press “ ” again, or change the channel

Still picture

 Not available when the SUB-PICTURE is displayed,

or when in PC mode.

 You cannot save or export the snapshot.

Select the number
of screens

Selecting “ ” returns to normal viewing mode

 Not available in PC mode.

1 select

2 set

 Watch in dual-picture mode

E.g. You can watch TV and video at the same time.

(For wide aspect ratio signals)

Main Sub

Main

Sub

 Switch between the

sound sources



 Change the channel

 (Main)

 (Sub)

 Select a channel in 12-screen mode

All registered channels are displayed as still images.

1 select a

channel

Main

Only the selected frame
has a moving picture.

 Move up or down a page 

 Not available for HDMI-1 or HDMI-2 input.

· Take a snapshot

· View and search in multi-picture mode

· “Sleep Timer” / “Channel Guard”

2 watch

Set a time
for the TV to
turn itself off

SLEEP TIMER

Stop
children from
watching
specific
channels

CHANNEL GUARD

1

2

3

4

 Cancel
 Remaining time

 After steps 1 and 2 above

 Set the time to “0” in step 4

 You can confirm the remaining time at step

4, after repeating this process.

3

4

5

(blue)

6
7

 Release a channel

 View a locked channel

 Press “ ” again in step 6

1 select “Features”

2 next

1 select “Sleep Timer”

2 next

1 select a time in minutes

2 set

select
“Channel Guard”

1 enter an “ID No.”
(a secret number of your choice)

2 to the next column

3 set

select a channel to lock

 Lock more channels

 Repeat steps 5 and 6

(blue)

 Use the numerical buttons to enter the channel number.

When n appears, press “ ” and enter your “ID No.”.
(If you forget your “ID No.”, check it in step 4.)

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Set 1 - 4?

Programmed!

Favourite 1 - 4?

1

12

>

1

PR 01

2

PR 03

4

PR 07

3

PR

05

Favourite Setting

>

1

PR 01

2

PR 03

4

PR 07

3

Favourite Setting

On

12

12

On

On

IMPORTANT! PREPARE USE

SETTINGS

TROUBLE?

Useful functions

(continued)

Register a
channel to a
button

FAVOURITE

CHANNEL

While the channel
is displayed

1

Hold down
for 3 seconds

Press the number
to register it on

2

Disappears after a
few seconds

 Recall the favourite channel

1

Press the number
you registered

2

 Customisations (P. 30) to the picture of a

favourite channel get saved as well.

 Check your favourite channels

 Press “ ” and confirm that the channels you

have registered have a d beside them

 Delete a favourite channel

Displays a
blue screen
and mute
the sound
when the
signal is
weak

BLUE BACK

Set the
power to
turn off if
no signal is
received and
no operation
is performed

AUTO

SHUTOFF

 “MENU”  “ ”  “Features”  “Blue Back”

1 select

2 set

When the signal is weak
or absent

 “MENU”  “ ”  “Features”  “Auto Shutoff”

When no signal is received
and no operation is performed
for about 15 minuites

Displays a blue screen and
mute the sound

1 select

2 set

The power turns off

Off

: Function is

turned off

Off

: Function is

turned off

On

: Displays a

blue screen

On

: Set the power

to turn off

 “MENU”  “ ”  “Features”
 “Favourite Setting”

1

delete

(blue)

2

select

Prevent
sudden in
crease or
decrease of
sound when
changing
channels

 “MENU”  “ ”  “Set Up”  “AI Volume”

1 select

2 set

Off

: Function is

turned off

On

: Set to prevent

sudden increase
or decrease of
sound

AI VOLUME

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IMPORTANT! PREPARE USE

SETTINGS

TROUBLE?

Operate JVC recorders

The included remote control can be used to operate JVC recorders
and other devices.

Select a device

1

VCRs
DVD recorders
HDD recorders

DVD playersTV (P. 6)

Home
theatre
system

Operate the
VCR,
DVD recorder
or HDD recorder

VCR/DVR

and other devices

 Operate DVD / HDD recorder menus

Display menu

Select

Display

top menu

OK

Back to
previous menu

 Playback / Record etc.

Rewind / Playback
/ Fast-forward

Record / Stop / Pause

Select a chapter

TV

 The indicator lights for 3 seconds

each time the remote control is
operated.

VCR/DVR

DVDAUDIO

Turn on the device

2

Operate the device

3

Try changing the remote control code
if you cannot operate a recorder.

 Code A or 1 (Default)

Press and hold Press and hold

 Confirm the code for your recorder by checking the manual it

came with.

 Some models of JVC devices cannot be operated with this

remote control.

 JVC DVD recorders and HDD recorders are set to code “C” or

“3” by default.

Note

 If the battery is removed, the remote control code reverts back

to code A or 1.

 Other buttons can be used to

operate the TV at any time.

 Code C or 3

Operate the
DVD player

DVD

Operate the
home theatre
system

AUDIO

 Display the subtitle (DVD / HDD recorder mode)

 Operate DVD menus

Display menu

Select

Display

top menu

 Display the subtitle

 Operate AUDIO menus

Select

Display

top menu

 Display the subtitle

 Press “ ”

 Mute

 Volume

 Select a surround mode

OK

OK

 Press “ ”

Back to
previous menu

 Press “ ”

Display menu

Back to
previous menu

 Press “ ”

 Press “ ”

 Press “ ”

 Playback etc.

Rewind / Playback
/ Fast-forward

Stop / Pause

Select a chapter

 Playback etc.

Rewind / Playback
/ Fast-forward

Stop / Pause

Select a chapter

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Just the way you like it

Standard

Picture

Picture Mode

Standard

Back Light

Features

White Balance

Tint

Colour

Sharp

Bright

Contrast

Cool

Picture

Picture Mode

Standard

IMPORTANT! PREPARE USE

SETTINGS

TROUBLE?

Customising your TV

 To the previous

screen



 Exit



 The menu disappears

after one minute of
inactivity.

1

2

3

4

Display the menu bar

Select a menu

1 select

2 next

Select an item

select

Adjust / Configure

1 adjust /

select

2 set

 When adjusting

with the sliding-bar

Move

 When selecting

from presets

The item will change.

 Some items have a

sub-menu.

Picture

Sound
Features
Set Up

Items

1 adjust

2 set

1 select

2 set

Selected menu’s title

Menu Item Adjustments / Configurations

Picture Mode

Back Light

Contrast

Picture

Bright

Sharp

Colour

Tint

White Balance

Features
Stereo / t · u

Bass

Treble

Sound

Balance

Cinema Surround

MaxxBass

Voice Enhancer

Sleep Timer

Channel Guard

Appearance

Features

Blue Back

Child Lock

Auto Shutoff

Favourite Setting

Illumination

Power Lamp

Auto Program

Edit / Manual

Language

Video-1 Setting

Set Up

Video-3 Setting

AI Volume

Teletext Language

HDMI Setting

PC Position

 Other settings · Change the aspect ratio  “ZOOM” (P. 17)

· Turn on “Cinema Surround”  “CINEMA SURROUND” (P. 17)

*1 MaxxBass is a registered trademark of Waves Audio Ltd. in the USA, Japan and other countries.

*1

Picture mode (Bright / Standard / Soft)

Backlight brightness (Darker  Brighter)

Contrast (Lower  Higher)

Brightness (Darker  Brighter)

Sharpness (Softer  Sharper)

Colour (Lighter  Deeper)

Tint (Reddish  Greenish)

Colour temperature (Warm / Mid / Cool)

Finer picture adjustments (P. 31)

Mode / Language (v : MONO / s : STEREO / t : SUB1 / u : SUB2 / MONO) (P. 38)

Low tones (Weaker  Stronger)

High tones (Weaker  Stronger)

Speaker balance (Left Stronger  Right Stronger)

Ambience level (High / Low / Mono / Off)

Emphasize the bass sound (Off / Low / High)

Sound enhancement technology (On / Off)

Timer for turning off the TV (P. 24)

Stops children from watching specific channels (P. 24)

Format for displaying the channel number
(Type A / Type B)

Displays a blue screen and mute the sound
when the signal is weak or absent (P. 26)

Disables the front control buttons of the TV

Set the power to turn off if no signal is received and no operation is performed
for about 15 minuites. (P. 26)

Clear favourite channel settings (P. 25)

Lights illumination lamp (P. 5) while the TV is on (Bright / Soft / Off)

Lights power lamp (P. 5) while the TV is on (On / Off)

Automatically registers channels (P. 10, !)

Change registered channels or add new ones (P. 11)

Select a language for on-screen menus (P. 10, Ÿ)

For use with video players and other devices (P. 22)

For use with video players and other devices (P. 22)

Prevent sudden increase or decrease of sound when changing channels (P. 26)

Select a language for Teletext programmes (P. 10, !)

HDMI-1 : Size (1 / 2 / Auto) HDMI-2 : Size (1 / 2 / Auto)
Audio (Digital / Analogue / Auto)

PC position adjustment (P. 21)

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Super DigiPure

Auto

Picture

Picture Mode

Standard

Back Light

Features

White Balance

Tint

Colour

Sharp

Bright

Contrast

Cool

Picture

>

Super DigiPure

Pull Down

Colour Management
Picture Management
Smart Picture
MPEG Noise Reduction

Off

Auto

On
On
Off

Off

Colour System

4:3 Auto Aspect

Features

Auto

>>

Sub

Main

Auto
PAL

Colour System

>>

Regular
14:9 Zoom

Panoramic

4:3 Auto Aspect

Auto

On

On

On

On

IMPORTANT! PREPARE USE

SETTINGS

TROUBLE?

Advanced picture adjustment

By default, the TV automatically adjusts itself for the best picture.

1

Display the menu bar

Super
DigiPure

For
natural-looking
outlines

Off

: Function is

turned off

Min Max Auto

:

When the picture
loses sharpness

: When

noise appears

: Automatically

adjusts

 To the previous

screen



 Exit



 The menu disappears

after one minute of
inactivity.

2

3

4

5

6

Select “Picture”

Select “Features”

Select an item

E.g. “Super DigiPure”

Change settings

E.g. “Super DigiPure”

Finish

1 select

2 next

1 select

2 next

1 select

2 next

select

Pull Down

Colour
Management

Picture
Management

Smart
Picture

MPEG Noise
Reduction

Colour
System

For smooth
cinema film

For
natural-looking
pictures

Fix
bright / dark
pictures

Fix
brightness of
white areas

To reduce
MPEG video
noise

When
there is no
colour

Off

: Function is

turned off

Off

: Function is

turned off

Off

: Function is

turned off

Off

: Function is

turned off

Off

: Function is

turned off

On Auto

: Function is

always on

On

: Maintain a natural

colour balance

On

: Make it easier to view

bright / dark pictures

On

: Make it easier to view

white areas

On

: When noise appers

: Automatically

adjusts

 Not available when

“Picture Mode” is set
to “Bright” (P. 30).

1 Select the screen to change settings on

Main

: Main picture

Sub

: Sub-picture in

MULTI-PICTURE mode (P. 23)

2 Select the colour system

PAL

 For colour system in your country or region.

 “Colour system in your country or region” (P. 37)

SECAM NTSC 3.58 NTSC 4.43 Auto

4:3 Auto
Aspect

· Reduce noise / Watch a more natural picture

· Set the aspect ratio, etc.

Set a default
aspect ratio

Select a default aspect ratio for Auto in “Zoom” (P. 17)

Panoramic

16 : 9 4 : 3 14 : 9

Regular 14:9 Zoom

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When you have trouble

IMPORTANT! PREPARE USE

SETTINGS

TROUBLE?

Troubleshooting

Severe noise or
snow

 Is the TV connected correctly to

the aerial?

 Change the direction of the aerial.
 Is the aerial or its cable

damaged?

 Consult your retailer

Patterns, stripes
or noise

 Is the aerial receiving interference

from high-voltage power lines or
wireless transmitters?

 Consult your retailer

 Are connected devices too close

to the TV?

 Insert the minimum distance

between the aerial and the
cause of interference until no
interference

I can’t turn it on!

 Is the power cord connected to the AC outlet

correctly?

Problem Actions

Remote control
stops working

Basics Screen Picture

Front control buttons
does not work

Aspect ratio changes
unintentionally

PC screen alignment
is off

Poor picture quality

 Unplug TV, several minutes later plug it in again.

 Switch “Child Lock” to “Off”.

 Press “ ” to return to your settings.

 Adjust the “PC position”.

 Unnatural colour >>> Adjust “Colour” and “Back Light”.

Check your “Colour System”. If “Auto”
is selected, select the specific colour
system manually.

Noise >>> Set to the following functions.

Picture Mode : Standard
Super DigiPure : Max

Dull picture >>> Set to the following functions.

Picture Mode : Bright
Super DigiPure : Min

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21

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32

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32

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Ghosting

(Doubling of images)

 Are you receiving interference

from signals reflected off
mountains or buildings?

 Adjust the direction of your

aerial, or change to a
good-quality directional aerial

The remote
control doesn’t
work!

 Are the batteries flat?
 Are you more than 7 meters away

from the TV?

 Is the “MODE (TV, VCR/DVR, 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.

Strange picture
when using an external
device

Blue screen appears
on the screen

 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 625p (progressive-scanning), change
the output setting of the external device to 625i (interlace­scanning).

 Switch “Blue Back” to “Off”.

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IMPORTANT! PREPARE USE

SETTINGS

TROUBLE?

Troubleshooting (continued)

Sound

Problem Actions

 Adjust the “Bass” and “Treble”.


Poor sound

Wrong screen size 30

No picture, no sound –

No sound

If receiving a poor signal in “Stereo / t·u”, switch to “Mono”.

 Adjust the channel reception using “Manual”.

 Switch “Size” in “HDMI Setting” to “1” or “2”.

 Use the cable marked with HDMI logo.

 Check if the device is compliant with HDMI.
 Switch “Audio” in “HDMI Setting” to “Digital” or “Auto” for

HDMI devices, or “Analogue” or “Auto” for DVI devices.
(Not available for HDMI-2)

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Problem Actions

Screen

Black or white dots
appear on the screen

 LCD panels use fine 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.

OUT terminal

No picture, no sound 22

 Some inputs does not output from OUT terminal

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Green and distorted
screen

Some functions do not
work

FunctionsHDMI

Some inputs cannot
be selected in the
sub-picture

 Wait a little for the signal to stabilize when switching the

signal format for an “HDMI” device.

 It is not a malfunction. Some functions (dark background) in

the menu do not work depending on the situation.

 “VIDEO-1 (Component signal)”, “VIDEO-3 (Component

signal)”, “HDMI-1”, “HDMI-2” inputs and PC mode cannot be
selected in the sub-picture.

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IMPORTANT! PREPARE USE

SETTINGS

TROUBLE?

Technical information

Group Languages

Group-1 Turkish, Hungarian, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek, Swedish, Finnish

Group-2

Group-3

Group-4 Arabic, Czech, Slovak. Hungarian, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Swedish, Finnish

Group-5 Farsi, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Swedish, Finnish

 If the characters are unreadable.  Select different teletext language group.

Polish, Serbian, Croatian, Slovenian, Czech, Slovak, Rumanian, Hungarian, German, French, Italian, Swedish, Finnish

Russian, Bulgarian, Lettish, Lithuanian, Estonian, Ukrainian, Serbian, Croatian, Slovenian, Czech, Slovak, English, German

Language group for teletext

Colour system in your country or region

Area Country or Region System

Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, etc. Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore,
Thailand, India, etc.

Asia, Middle East

Europe

Oceania

Africa

China, Vietnam, etc.

Hong Kong, etc.

Islamic Republic of Iran, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, etc.

Philippines, Taiwan, Myanmar, etc.

Russia, etc.

Czech Republic, Poland, etc.

UK, etc.

Australia, New Zealand, etc.

Republic of South Africa, etc.

Nigeria, etc.

Egypt, Morocco, etc.

PAL

SECAM

NTSC

SECAM

PALGermany, Holland, Belgium, etc.

PAL

PAL

SECAM

Monoaural sound

Use this function when stereo sound or bilingual sound is hard to hear.

 Set “Stereo / t · u” to “MONO”  (P. 30)

PC Signals that can be displayed

*Macintosh* computers are not supported.
(Macintosh is a registered trademark of
Apple Computer, Inc.)

 If the signal doesn’t appear, check that the vertical

frequency on the PC is set to “60Hz”.

Resolution

Vertical frequency (Hz) 60.0 60.0

640 x 480 (VGA)

1024 x 768 (XGA)

Connect “DVI” devices

Connect a “DVI“ device to “HDMI-1” using “DVI-HDMI” conversion cable. Connect analogue sound output of the
DVI device to L and R terminals in IN HDMI-1.

 Set “Audio” in “HDMI Setting” to “Analogue” or “Auto”  (P. 30)
 HDMI-2 input does not support analogue sound (IN HDMI-1).
 HDMI-2 input does not support DVI devices.

Sound system in your country or region

Area Country or Region System

Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, etc. Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore,
Thailand, India, etc.

Asia, Middle East

Europe

Oceania

Africa

China, Vietnam, etc.

Hong Kong, etc.

Islamic Republic of Iran, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, etc.

Philippines, Taiwan, Myanmar, etc.

Russia, etc.

Czech Republic, Poland, etc.

Germany, Holland, Belgium, etc. B/G

UK, etc.

Australia, New Zealand, etc.

Republic of South Africa, etc.

Nigeria, etc.

Egypt, Morocco, etc.

B/G

D/K

B/G

D/K

B/G

B/G

I

M

I

I

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IMPORTANT! PREPARE USE

SETTINGS

TROUBLE?

“CH/CC” List

Specifications

To use the INSERT function (P. 11), find the “CH/CC” number corresponding to the TV’s Channel number from this
table.
US: The US channel numbers are the channel numbers used in the United States, Philippines, etc.
CCIR: The CCIR channel numbers are the channel numbers used in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, etc.
OIRT: The OIRT channel numbers are the channel numbers used in Eastern Europe, Russia, Vietnam, etc.
AUSTRALIA: The AUSTRALIA channel numbers are the channel numbers used in Australia, etc.

CH

CH 02 US-02 E2 R1 AU-0
CH 03 US-03 E3 AU-1
CH 04 US-04 E4 R2 AU-2
CH 05 US-05 E5 R6 AU-6
CH 06 US-06 E6 R7 AU-7
CH 07 US-07 E7 R8 AU-8
CH 08 US-08 E8 R9 AU-9
CH 09 US-09 E9
CH 10 US-10 E10 R10 AU-10
CH 11 US-11 E11 R11 AU-11
CH 12 US-12 E12 R12
CH 13 US-13
CH 14 US-14, W+29
CH 15 US-15, W+30
CH 16 US-16, W+31
CH 17 US-17, W+32
CH 18 US-18, W+33
CH 19 US-19, W+34
CH 20 US-20, W+35
CH 21 US-21, W+36 E21
CH 22 US-22, W+37 E22
CH 23 US-23, W+38 E23
CH 24 US-24, W+39 E24
CH 25 US-25, W+40 E25
CH 26 US-26, W+41 E26
CH 27 US-27, W+42 E27
CH 28 US-28, W+43 E28
CH 29 US-29, W+44 E29
CH 30 US-30, W+45 E30
CH 31 US-31, W+46 E31
CH 32 US-32, W+47 E32
CH 33 US-33, W+48 E33
CH 34 US-34, W+49 E34
CH 35 US-35, W+50 E35
CH 36 US-36, W+51 E36
CH 37 US-37, W+52 E37
CH 38 US-38, W+53 E38
CH 39 US-39, W+54 E39
CH 40 US-40, W+55 E40
CH 41 US-41, W+56 E41
CH 42 US-42, W+57 E42
CH 43 US-43, W+58 E43
CH 44 US-44, W+59 E44
CH 45 US-45, W+60 E45
CH 46 US-46, W+61 E46
CH 47 US-47, W+62 E47
CH 48 US-48, W+63 E48
CH 49 US-49, W+64 E49
CH 50 US-50, W+65 E50
CH 51 US-51, W+66 E51
CH 52 US-52, W+67 E52
CH 53 US-53, W+68 E53
CH 54 US-54, W+69 E54
CH 55 US-55, W+70 E55
CH 56 US-56, W+71 E56
CH 57 US-57, W+72 E57
CH 58 US-58, W+73 E58
CH 59 US-59, W+74 E59
CH 60 US-60, W+75 E60
CH 61 US-61, W+76 E61
CH 62 US-62, W+77 E62
CH 63 US-63, W+78 E63
CH 64 US-64, W+79 E64
CH 65 US-65, W+80 E65
CH 66 US-66, W+81 E66
CH 67 US-67, W+82 E67
CH 68 US-68, W+83 E68
CH 69 US-69, W+84 E69

US CCIR OIRT AUSTRALIA

Channel

CC

CC 01 S-1 AU-5
CC 02 S-2
CC 03 S-3
CC 04 S-4
CC 05 S-5
CC 06 S-6 AU-5A
CC 07 S-7
CC 08 S-8
CC 09 S-9
CC 10 S-10
CC 11 S-11
CC 12 S-12
CC 13 S-13
CC 14 A S-14
CC 15 B S-15
CC 16 C S-16
CC 17 D S-17
CC 18 E S-18
CC 19 F S-19
CC 20 G S-20
CC 21 H S-21
CC 22 I S-22
CC 23 J S-23
CC 24 K S-24
CC 25 L S-25
CC 26 M S-26
CC 27 N S-27
CC 28 O S-28
CC 29 P S-29
CC 30 Q S-30
CC 31 R S-31
CC 32 S S-32
CC 33 T S-33
CC 34 U S-34
CC 35 V S-35
CC 36 W S-36
CC 37 W+1 S-37
CC 38 W+2 S-38
CC 39 W+3 S-39
CC 40 W+4 S-40
CC 41 W+5 S-41
CC 42 W+6
CC 43 W+7
CC 44 W+8
CC 45 W+9
CC 46 W+10
CC 47 W+11
CC 48 W+12
CC 49 W+13
CC 50 W+14
CC 51 W+15
CC 52 W+16
CC 53 W+17
CC 54 W+18
CC 55 W+19
CC 56 W+20
CC 57 W+21
CC 58 W+22
CC 59 W+23
CC 60 W+24
CC 61 W+25
CC 62 W+26
CC 63 W+27
CC 64 W+28
CC 75 X
CC 76 Y R3
CC 77 Z R4 AU-3
CC 78 Z+1 R5
CC 79 Z+2 AU-4
CC 95 A-5
CC 96 A-4
CC 97 A-3
CC 98 A-2
CC 99

US CCIR OIRT AUSTRALIA

A-1

Channel

Main unit

Model

Broadcasting systems B / G / I / D / K / K1 / M (See “Technical information”, P. 37)
Colour systems PAL, SECAM, NTSC 3.58/4.43MHz

VHF low channel (VL) = 46.25 to 140.25 MHz

Channels and frequencies

VHF high channel (VH) = 147.25 to 423.25 MHz
UHF channel (U) = 431.25 to 863.25 MHz

· Receives cable channels in mid band (X to Z+2, S1 to S10), super band (S11 to
S20) and hyper band (S21 to S41).

Sound-multiplex systems NICAM (I / B / G / D / K), A2 (B / G / D / K)
Teletext systems FLOF (Fastext), WST (standard system)
Power requirements AC 110 V - 240 V, 50/60Hz
Audio output (

Rated power output

) 10 W + 10 W
Speakers 6.6 cm round x 4 5.0 cm round x 2

Power consumption
[standby]

Screen size
(visible area size measured diagonally)

Dimensions (W x H x D: mm)
[without stand]

Weights
[without stand]

225 W
[0.5 W]

102 cm 80 cm

1000 x 733.8 x 324.4
[1000 x 670.5 x 117.3]

30.0 kg
[24.0 kg]

Accessories (See “Check accessories”, P. 5)

LT-Z40SX6

LT-Z40SX60

LT-Z32FX60

121 W
[0.4 W]

800 x 591.9 x 244.4
[800 x 545 x 126.5]

17.0 kg
[15.5 kg]

Terminals / Connectors

Terminal name Terminal type Signal type (IN)

Composite video, S-video,

RCA connectors x 6
S-VIDEO connector x 1

RCA connectors x 3
S-VIDEO connector x 1

RCA connectors x 6

Input terminals

VIDEO-1

VIDEO-2

VIDEO-3

HDMI-1

HDMI connector x 1

HDMI-2

IN HDMI-1 RCA connectors x 2 AUDIO L / R
PC INPUT D-SUB (15 pins) x 1 Analogue PC signal (P. 38)

Output
terminals

MONITOR
OUT

Headphone

RCA connectors x 3
S-VIDEO connector x 1

Stereo mini-jack x 1
(3.5 mm in diameter)

 We may change the design and specifications without notice.

Analogue component
(576i (625i) / 480i (525i),
Progressive : 576p (625p) / 480p (525p)
HD : 1080i (1125i), 720p (750p)
AUDIO L / R

Composite video, S-video,
AUDIO L / R

Composite video,
Analogue component
(576i (625i) / 480i (525i),
Progressive : 576p (625p) / 480p (525p)
HD : 1080i (1125i), 720p (750p)
AUDIO L / R

HDMI
(576i (625i) / 480i (525i) /
576p (625p) / 480p (525p),
1080i (1125i), 720p (750p))

,

,

LT-Z32FX6

Signal type (OUT)

Composite video,
S-video,
Audio L / R

Headphone
output

Notes