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SERVICE MANUAL

DVD VIDEO PLAYER

XA01620043

XV-N210B, XV-N212S,

XV-N310B, XV-N312S

Area Suffix

DSPL Y DIMMER

SOUND

/GROUP RETURN

ANGLE

SUB TITLE AUDO ZOOM

S I CT

TOP MENU

SET UP

PREVOUS SE ECT

TITLE

CLEAR

S ANDBY/ON

CANCEL

213

546

879

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THUMBNAL / IST

ENTER

EEN

Except J/C of XV-N210B,XV-N212S

VIDEO

J -------------------------- U.S.A. C --------------------- Canada

This illustration is XV-N210B for U.S.A.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 PRECAUTION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3

2 SPECIFIC SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-7

3 DISASSEMBLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-8

4 ADJUSTMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-15

5 TROUBLESHOOTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-18

No.XA016

2004/3

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SPECIFICATION

(For version J of XV-N310B.)

General

Readable discs DVD VIDEO, DVD-R (Video format), DVD-RW (Video format),SVCD, Video CD, Audio CD (CD-DA),

JPEG, CD-R/RW(CD-DA, SVCD, Video CD, MP3 format, JPEG,MPEG-4)

Video format NTSC, 480i (Interlaced scan)/480p (Progressive scan) selectable

Other

Power requirements AC 120 V~, 60 Hz Power consumption 10.0 W (POWER ON), 2.0 W (STANDBY mode) Mass 1.6 k g (3.6 lbs) Dimensions (W × H × D) 435mm × 44mm × 201mm (17-3/16 inch × 1-3/4 inc × 7-15/16 inch)

Video outputs

COMPONENT (pin jacks) Y Output: 1.0 Vp-p (75 Ω)

Pb/Pr Output: 0.7Vp-p (75 Ω) VIDEO OUT (pin jack) 1.0 Vp-p (75 Ω) S-VIDEO OUT (S jack) Y Output: 1.0 Vp-p (75 Ω)

C Output: 286 mVp-p (75 Ω) Horizontal resolution 500 lines or more

Audio outputs

ANALOG OUT (pin jack) 2.0 Vrms (10 kΩ) DIGITAL OUT (COAXIAL) 0.5 Vp-p (75 Ω termination)

Audio characteristics

Frequency response CD (sampling frequency 44.1 kHz):2 Hz to 20 kHz

DVD (sampling frequency 48 kHz):2 Hz to 22 kHz

(4 Hz to 20 kHz for DTS and Dolby Digital bitstream signals)

DVD (sampling frequency 96 kHz):2 Hz to 44 kHz Dynamic range 16 bit: More than 98 dB

20 bit/24 bit: More than 100 dB Wow and flutter Unmeasurable (less than +- 0.002%) Total harmonic distortion less than 0.009%

*Notes for PX model (Check the specification indication on the rear panel.)

Power requirements AC 110 V to 240 V~, 50 Hz/60 Hz Power consumption 11.0 W (POWER ON), 2.0 W (STANDBY mode)

• Specifications and appearance are subject to change without prior notice.

• Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. "Dolby" and the double-D symbol are trademarkes of Dolby Laboratories.

• "DTS" and "DTS 2.0+Digital Out" are trademarks of Digital Theater Systems, Inc.

• USE OF THIS PRODUCT IN ANY MANNER THAT COMPLIES WITH THE MPEG-4 VISUAL STANDARD IS PROHIBITED, EXCEPT FOR USE BY A CONSUMER ENGAGING IN PERSONAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES.

• This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by meth od claims of certai n U.S. patents and other intellectual property rights owned by Macrovision Corporation and other rig hts owners. Use of this copyright protection technology must be authorized by Macrovision Corporation, and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision Corporation. Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited.

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SECTION 1

PRECAUTION

1.1 Safety Precautions

(1) This design of th is product contains special hardw are and

many circuits and components specially for safety purposes. For continued protection, no changes should be made to the original design unless authorized in writing by the manufacturer. Replacement parts must be identical to those used in the original circuits. Services should be performed by qualified personnel only.

(2) Alterations of the design or circuitry of the product should

not be made. Any design alterations of the product should not be made. Any design alterations or additions will void the manufacturers warranty and will further relieve the manufacture of responsibility for personal injury or property damage resulting therefrom.

(3) Many electrical and mechanical parts in the products have

special safety-related characteristics. These characteristics are often not evident from visual inspection nor can the protection afforded by them necessarily be obtained by using replacement components rated for higher voltage, wattage, etc. Replacement parts which have these special safety characteristics are identified in the Parts List of Service Manual. Electrical components having such features are identified by shading on the schematics and by ( ) on the Parts List in the Service Manual. The use of a substitute replacement which does not have the same safety characteristics as the recommended replacement parts shown in the Parts List of Service Manual may create shock, fire, or other hazards.

(4) The leads in the products are routed and dressed with ties,

clamps, tubings, barriers and the like to be separated from live parts, high temperature parts, moving parts and/or sharp edges for the prevention of electric shock and fire hazard. When service is required, the original lead routing and dress should be observed, and it should be confirmed that they have been returned to normal, after reassembling.

(5) Leakage shock hazard testing)

After reassembling the product, always perform an isolation check on the exposed metal parts of the product (antenna terminals, knobs, metal cabinet, screw heads, headphone jack, control shafts, etc.) to be sure the product is safe to operate without danger of electrical shock.Do not use a line isolation transformer during this check.

• Plug the AC line cord directly into the AC outlet. Using a "Leakage Current Tester", measure the leakage current from each exposed metal parts of the cabinet, particularly any exposed metal part having a return path to the chassis, to a known good earth ground. Any leakage current must not exceed 0.5mA AC (r.m.s.).

• Alternate check method Plug the AC line cord directly into the AC outlet. Use an AC voltmeter having, 1,000 ohms per volt or more sensitivity in the following manner. Connect a 1,500 ohm 10W resistor paralleled by a 0.15 F AC-type capacitor between an exposed metal part and a known good earth ground. Measure the AC voltage across the resistor with the AC voltmeter. Move the resistor connection to each exposed metal part, particularly any exposed metal part having a return

path to the chassis, and measure the AC voltage across the resistor. Now, reverse the plug in the AC outlet and repeat each measurement. Voltage measured any must not exceed 0.75 V AC (r.m.s.). This corresponds to 0.5 mA AC (r.m.s.).

1.2 Warning

(1) This equipment has been designed and manufactured to

meet international safety standards.

(2) It is the legal resp onsibility of the repairer to ensure that

these safety standards are maintained.

(3) Repairs must be made in accordance with the relevant

safety standards.

(4) It is essential that safety critical compone nts are replaced

by approved parts.

(5) If mains voltage selector is provided, check setting for local

voltage.

1.3 Caution Burrs formed during molding may be left over on some parts

of the chassis. Therefore, pay attention to such burrs in the case of preforming repair of this system.

1.4 Critical parts for safety

In regard with component parts appearing on the silk-screen printed side (parts side) of the PWB diagrams, the parts that are printed over with black such as the resistor ( ), diode ( ) and ICP ( ) or identified by the " " mark nearby are critical for safety. When replacing them, be sure to use the parts of the same type and rating as specified by the manufacturer. (Except the JC version)

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1.5 Pre venting static electricity

Electrostatic discharge (ESD), which occurs when static electricity stored in the body, fabric, etc. is discharged, can destroy the laser diode in the traverse unit (optical pickup). Take care to prevent this when performing repairs.

1.5.1 Grounding to prevent damage by static electricity

Static electricity in the work area can destroy the optical pickup (laser dio de) in devices such as DVD players. Be careful to use proper grounding in the area where repairs are being performed.

(1) Ground the workbench

Ground the workbench by laying conductive material (such as a conductive sh eet) or an iron plate over it before placing the traverse unit (optical pickup) on it.

(2) Ground yourself

Use an anti-static wrist strap to release any static electricity built up in your body.

(3) Handling the optical pickup

• In order to maintain quality during transport and before instal lation, both sides of the laser di ode on the replacement optica l pickup are shorted. After replacement, return the shorted parts to their original condition. (Refer to the text.)

• Do not use a tester to check the condition of the laser diode in the optical pickup. The tester's internal power source can easily destroy the laser diode.

1.6 Handling the traverse unit (optical pickup)

(1) Do not subject the traverse unit (optical pickup) to strong shocks, as it is a sensitive, complex unit. (2) Cut off the shorted part of the flexible cable using nippers, etc. after replacing the optical pickup. For specific details, refer to the

replacement procedure in the text. Remove the anti-static pin when replacing the traverse unit. Be careful not to take too long

a time when attaching it to the connector. (3) Handle the flexible cable carefully as it may break when subjected to strong force. (4) I t is not possible to adjust the semi-fixed resistor that adjusts the laser power. Do not turn it.

1.7 Precautions of the safe use of battery (Only ver. J, C)

• Store the battery in a place where children cannot reach.If a child accidentally swallows the battery, consult a doctorimmediately.

• Do not recharge, short, disassemble or heat the battery or dispose of it in a fire. Doing any of these things may cause the battery to give off heat, crack, or start a fire.

• Do not leave the battery with other metallic materials.Doing this may cause the battery to give off heat, crack, or start a fire.

• When throwing away or saving the battery, wrap it in tape a nd insul ate; otherwise, the ba ttery ma y start to give off heat, crack, or start a fire.

• Do not poke the battery with tweezers or similar tools.Doing this may cause the battery to give off heat, crack, or start a fire.

• Dispose of batteries in the proper manner, according to federal, state, and local regulations.

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1.8 Important for laser products

(1) CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT (2) DANGER : Invisible laser radia tion when open and inter

lock failed or defeated. Avoid direct exposure to beam.

(3) CAUTION : There are no serviceable parts inside the

Laser Unit. Do not disassemble the Laser Unit. Replace the complete Laser Unit if it malfunctions.

(4) CAUTION : The compact disc player uses invisible laser

radiation and is equipped with safety switches which prevent emission of radiation when the drawer is open and the safety interlocks have failed or are de feated. It is dangerous to defeat the safety switches.

VARNING

Osynlig laserstrålning är denna del är öppnad och spårren är urkopplad. Betrakta ej strålen.

VARO

Avattaessa ja suojalukitus ohitettaessa olet alttiina näkymättömälle lasersäteilylle. Älä katso säteeseen.

ADVARSEL

Usynlig laserstråling ved åbning, når sikkerhedsafbrydere er ude af funktion. Undgå udsasttelse for stråling.

ADVARSEL

Usynlig laserstråling ved åpning, når sikkerhetsbryteren er avslott. unngå utsettelse for stråling.

REPRODUCTION AND POSITION OF LABEL and PRINT

WARNING LABEL and PRINT

(5) CAUTION : If safety switches malfunction, the laser is able

to function.

(6) CAUTION : Use of controls, adjustments or performance of

procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

CAUTION Please use enough caution not to see the beam directly or touch it in case of anadjustment or operation check.

The inside of a chassis

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1.9 Precautions for Service

1.9.1 Handling of Traverse Unit and Laser Pickup

(1) Do not touch any peripheral element of the pickup or the actuator. (2) The traverse unit and the pickup are precision devices an d therefore must not be subjected to strong shock. (3) Do not use a tester to examine the laser diode. (The diode can easily be destroyed by the internal power supply of the tester.) (4) To replace the traverse unit, pull out the metal short pin for protection from charging. (5) When replacing the pickup, after mounting a new pickup, remove the solder on the short land which is provided at the center of

the flexible wire to open the circuit.

(6) Half-fixed resistors for laser power adjustment are adjusted in pairs at shipment to match the characteristics of the optical block.

Do not change the setting of these half-fixed resistors for laser power adjustment.

1.9.2 Destruction of Traverse Unit and Laser Pickup by Static Electricity

Laser diodes are easily destroyed by static electricity charged on clothingor the human body. Before repairing peripheral elements of the traverse unit or pickup, be sure to take the following electrostatic protection:

(1) Wear an antistatic wrist wrap. (2) With a conductive sheet or a steel plate on the workbench on which the traverse unit or the pick up is to be repaired, ground the

sheet or the plate. (3) It solders to two short circuit sections on the substrate of a pick-up. (4) After removing the flexible wire from the connector (CN101

), short-circuit the flexible wire by the metal clip.

(5) Short-circuit the laser diode by soldering the land which is provided at the center of the flexible wire for the pickup.

After completing the repair, remove the solder to open the circuit.

Pick-upGear1

Short circuit

*Please refer to the disassembly method for details.

CN101

Main board

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SECTION 2

SPECIFIC SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS

This service manual does not describe SPECIFIC SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS.

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SECTION 3

TOP COVER

Push

DISASSEMBLY

There is a part different from the photograph according to the model and the destination though explains this disassembly method by using XV-N310B for U.S.A.

3.1 Main b od y section

3.1.1 Removing the top cover (See Figure 1)

(1) Remove the two screws A attach ing the top cover on both

sides of the main body.

TOP COVER

Fig.1

Fig.3

Hook b

CN502

Main board

Hook a

(2) Remove the three screws B attaching the top cover on the

back of the main body. (3) Raise the both sides and lower part of the rea r of the top

cover, with opening them slightly in an outward direction.

And the top cover will be removed.

3.1.2 Removing the front panel assembly (See Figure 2, Figure 3, Figure 4)

• Prior to performing the following procedure, remove the top cover.

• There is no need to remove the mechanism assembly. (1) Insert a kind of screwdriver in a hole located in the right

side of mechanism assembly, and push a lever until it cannot be inserted any further.

(2) And then, a tray will come out. Remove the tray in an upper

direction, with slightly opening the lower part of fitting in an outward direction.

(3) Disconnect the card wire from connector CN502

main board.

(4) Hook a and b are removed respectively, and the front panel

assembly is removed.

Front panel assembly

Mechanism assembly

Tr ay

Fitting

on the

A x 2

Front panel assembly

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Push

Hole and lever

Fig.2

Front panel assembly

Hook a

Hook b

Fig.4

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3.1.3 Removing the mechanism assembly (See Figure 2, Figure 5, Figure 6)

• Prior to performing the following procedure, re move the top cover.

• There is no need to remove the front panel assembly. (1) Insert a kind of screwdriver in a hole located in the righ t

side of mechanism assembly, and push a lever until it cannot be inserted any further.

(2) And then, a tray will come out. Remove the tray in an upper

direction, with slightly opening the lower part of fitting in an outward direction.

(3) Remove the three screws C attachin g the mechanism as-

sembly. (4) A tray is made to slide ahead. (5) A gear 1 is turned counterclockwise. The n, a pick-up unit

moves back.

Mechanism assembly

(6) It solders to two c sections on the pick-up unit. (7) Disconnect the card wire from connector CN201

on the main board.

CN101

, CN202,

ATTENTION:

Please extract the wire afte r short-circuited of two places on the wire in part c with solder. Please remove the solder two places of part c after connecting the wire with

when reassembling.

CN101

CAUTION:

Be sure to solder the short land sections “c” on the pickup unit before disconnecting the card wire from connector CN101

on the main board. If the card wire is disconnected without attaching solder, the pick-up unit may be destroyed by static electricity.

(8) Remove the mechanism assembly by lifting the rear part of

the mechanism assembly.

CN202

CN101

Main board

CN201

Fig.5

Part c Pick-upGear1

Fig.6

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3.1.4 Removing the rear panel (See Figure 7 )

• Prior to performing the following procedure, remove the top cover. (1) Remove the seven screws D attaching the rear panel. (2) Disconnect the power cord from connector CN1 on the

power supply board

Power supply board

3.1.5 Removing the main board and power supply board. (See Figure 8)

• Prior to performing the following procedure, remove the top cover/front panel assembly/rear panel. (1) Remove the two screws E attaching the main board. (2) Disconnect the card wire from connector CN201

on the main board.

CN101

(3) Disconnect the flat wire from co nne ctor CN2

supply board.

(4) Remove the four screws F attaching the power supply

board.

, CN202,

on the power

Power supply board

CN1 Rear panel D

Fig.7

CN202

Fig.8

CN201CN2

CN101

Main board

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3.2 Load in g mec han ism assembly

r tra

3.2.1 Removing the tray (See Figure 1, Figure 2, Figure 3, Figure 4, Figure 5, Figure 6)

(1) Push a of the slide cam on the hole in the rig ht side of the

loading base by using a driver until it stops. (See Figure 1.)

(2) The tray comes out. Pull the tray in a front direction u ntil it

stops.

(3) Remove the two screws A attaching the slide bracket. (See

Figure 2.)

(4) Tilt the tray in a direction of the arrow around the point in

the left rear part of the tray. (See Figure 3.)

(5) The rail of the tray is remove d from b o f the loadi ng base.

Then, remove the tray upward. (See Figu r e 4. )

Attaching the tray:

Engage c of the loading base to the projection of the tray while tilting the tray to the left. Turn the tray in a di rection of th e arrow, and attach the slide bracket. (See Figure 5.)

Note:

Prior to the procedure above, move the slide cam in a direction of the arrow so that d of the slide cam can be inserted in e of the tray. (See Figure 6.)

Tray

The point in the left rear part

Tray

Fig.3

Push

Slide cam part a

Slide bracket

Fig.1

Fig.2

Loading base

Tray

Loading base part b

Rail of the tray

Fig.4

Projection of the tray

Loading base part c

Fig.5

Par t e

Par t d

Slide cam

Fig.6

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3.2.2 Removing the traverse mechanism assembly (See Figure 7)

Shaft

(1) Reverse the loading mechanism assembly. (2) A card wire is removed from a wire bracket. (3) Remove the four screws B attaching the traverse mecha-

nism assembly. Remove the traverse mechanism assembly upward.

Wire bracket

Loading mechanism

assembly

3.2.3 Removing the elevator (See Figure 8 and Figure 9)

• Prior to the following procedure, remove the traverse mechanism assembly. (1) Remove the two arms of the elevator from the two parts f

by moving the arms in a direction of the arrow.

(2) Pull out the elevator in a rear direction.

Attaching the elevator:

Engage the two holes g to the two shafts on the front part of the elevator. And then, attach the elevator.

Par t f

Elevator

Traverse mechanism

Fig.7

Fig.8

assembly

Elevator

Slide cam

Par t f

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Shaft

Fig.9

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3.2.4 Removing the loading motor (See Figure 10 and Figure 11)

• Prior to the following procedure, remove the tray, the traverse mechanism assembly, and the elevator. (1) Remove the belt from the pulley. (2) Remove two screws C attaching the loading motor. (3) Remove two solders h on the switch board.

Switch board

Pulley

Part

Pulley

㧯

Loading base

Slide cam

Belt

㧯

Fig.10

Loading motor

Fig.11

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3.3 Traverse mechanism assembly

3.3.1 Removing the pickup (See Figure 12, Figure 13)

• Prior to the following procedure, remove the traverse mechanism assembly. (1) Remove one screw D attaching the plate. (2) Remove the plate and the leaf spring. (3) Lift i of the shaft 1, and pull out the shaft 1 from j. (4) Remove k of the pickup from the shaft 2.

Attaching the pickup:

(1) Engage k of the pickup to the shaft 2. (2) Insert the shaft 1 in j, and attach the shaft 1 to i. (3) Attach the leaf spring, and then a ttach the p late. Fix the

leaf spring and the plate by using the screw D.

Leaf spring

Plate

Fig.12

Part j

Shaft 2

Part k

Shaft 1

Part i

Fig.13

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SECTION 4

ADJUSTMENT

4.1 Test mode setting method

(1) Unplug the power plug. (2) Insert power plug into outlet while pressing both "PLAY" key and "STOP" key of the main body. (3) The FL display shows "N300J", and the main body turns to test mode.

*The portion of "N300J" changes with a model and destinations.

(4) To release test mode, press "POWER" key of the main body.

NOTE:

Each pressing of "SET UP" key of the remote controller in test mode changes the mode as follows.

Message area of TV screen

N300J ------------------

-------------

----------------

Becomes test mode ----

Version of backend -----

Version of frontend -----

TEST MODE

BE VERSION :

FE VERSION :

TEST MODE

FL Display becomes all lighting

CHCK -------------------

Check mode --------------

CHECK MODE

4.2 Initialization method

Please initialize according to the following procedures in the following case :

• Just after you upgrade the firmware

• After you confirm the symptoms that a customer points out. First initialize, and then confirm whether the symptoms are improved or not.

• After servicing, before returning the main body to a customer. (Initialized main body should be returned to a customer.) (1) Set the main body at test mode. (2) Press "FWD SKIP" key of the main body. (3) When indicate "P" on the FL display, initialization is completed.

STANDBYON

DSPLAY /DMMER

TTLE

CANCEL

GROUP RETURN

213

546

879

010 +10

SUB TTLE AUDIO ZOOM

ANG E

SLDE EFFECT

OP MENU

SET UP

SLOW

PREVIOUS SELECT NEXT

THUM NAIL LST

ENTER

IP ON SCREEN

SET UP key (switch of mode)

POWER key

FL Display

STOP key

(for test mode)

Message area

PLAY key

(for test mode)

FWD SKIP key

(for initialize)

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4.3 Upgrading of firmware

The latest firmware for upgrading is updated in "Optical disc CSG" page in JS-NET. At the time of service, compare the version of the product and the latest version, and upgrade the old version into the latest version.

4.3.1 Distribution method

(1) Compressed file is distributed through JS-NET. (2) Download the version of the destination of the model, and self-extract the file. (3) "bank30.rom" file is made. (4) Write "bank30.rom" file in the root of CD-R/RW. (Folders such as jvc_dvd are not necessary.)

4.3.2 Upgrade method

(1) Prepare upgrade disc with "bank30.rom" file written in its root. (2) Press "POWER" key of the main body to turn the main body on. (3) Insert the upgrade disc. (4) The contents of disc are read automatically and upgrade is started. (5) TV screen 1/29,2/29... if the count-up is displayed and it becomes 29/29, it will be displayed on FL display as "DONE", and up-

grade will be completed. (6) When upgrade finishes, the main body changes from the POWER ON mode to STANDBY mode. (7) Press the "OPEN/CLOSE" key, and open the tray to eject the disc. (8) Set the main body at test mode, and perform initialization. Then, confirm the version of the firmware.

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4.4 Confirm method of operation Please confirm the operation of the undermentioned item after doing the repair and the upgrade of the firmware.

Initialize Refer to the initialization method.

Opening picture check (Power ON) It should be display "JVC"

Muting working The noise must not be had to the performance b eginning when yo u push "PLAY" button or

at ON/STANDBY.

FL Display The mark and the logo, etc. displayed by each operation mu st be displayed correctly.

FL Display should light correctly without any unevenness.

All Function button All function buttons should worked correctly with moderate click feeling.

Open and close movement of tray When press OPEN/CLOSE button the tray should move smoothly without any noise.

Remote controller unit working Check the correctly operation in use of remote controller unit.

Reading of TOC Be not long in the malfunction.

Search Both forward-searches and backward-searches should be able to be done.Do not stop be

searching or after the search.

Skip Both forward-skip and backward-skip should be able to be done.Do not stop be after the skip.

Playback Do not find abnormality etc. of tone quality and the picture quality.

Most outside TITLE playback check Play VT-501 TITLE 59 CHAPTER 1 , check normal playback.

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5.1 Servo volume

Press OPEN /CLOSE key

SECTION 5

TROUBLESHOOTING

Is tray

operation

Confirmation of tray drive circuit

and circuit in surrounding

correct?

Is the traverse moving along the innermost

perimeter for SW detection?

"NO DISC" message appears

immediately after vertical movement of the pick-up lens

The state that DISC does not rotate continues for several seconds, and becomes NO DISC or an error display afterwards. The rotation of DISC becomes high-speed and abnormal, and becomes NO DISC or an error display afterwards.

Is focus retraction OK?

OFF Even when it retracts correctly, if it is out of focus and makes repeated retries with a clicking sound, it is in error.

See "(4) Focus ON error"

in "Check points for individual errors"

Is tracking retraction OK?

See "(3) Traverse movement error" in "Check points for individual errors"

See "(2) Disk detection, distinction error" in "Check points for individual errors"

See "(1) Spindle startup error" in "Check points for individual errors"

Is the inter-layer jump OK?

LO LI

Two layers of DVD only.

(8) Inter-layer

jump error

OFF

If TE waveform reappears or fails to converge after the TE retraction, it is in error.

Is the spindle servo

locked correctly?

Is the RF OUT waveform

locked correctly?

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See "(5) Tracking ON error"

in "Check points for individual errors"

Has the disc information

been collected?

Stop will result

(7) Address read

error

Check (9),(10),(11), and

See "(6) Spindle CLV error"

in "Check points for individual errors"

Is playback

possible?

(12) items in "Check points for individual errors"

OK !

Fig.1

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5.2 Check points for each error

5.2.1 Spindle start error

(1) Defective spindle motor

• Are there several ohms resistance between each pin of CN201 (The power supply is turned off and measured.)

• Is the sign wave of about 100mVp-p in the voltage had from each terminal? [ CN201"10"(H1+),"11"(H1-),"7"(H2+),"8"(H2-),"5"(H3+),"6"(H3-) ]

(2) Defective spindle motor driver (IC251

• Has motor drive voltage of a sine wave or a rectangular wave gone out to each terminal(SM1~3) of CN201"1,2,3" and IC251"2,4,7"?

• Is FG pulse output from the terminal of IC251

• Is it "L(about 0.9V)" while terminal of IC251

(3) Has the control signal come from servo IC or the microcomputer?

• Is it "H" while the terminal of IC251"23"(/SPMUTE) is operating?

• Is the control signal input to the terminal of IC251 (changes from VHALF voltage while the motor is working.)

• Is the VHALF voltage input to the terminal of IC251

(4) Is the FG signal input to the servo IC?

• Is FG pulse input to the terminal of IC301

5.2.2 Disc Detection, Distinction error (no disc, no RFENV)

• Laser is defective.

• Front End Processor is defective (IC101

• APC circuit is defective. --- Q101

• Pattern is defective. --- Lines for CN101 - All patterns which relate to pick-up and patterns between IC101

• IC101 --- For signal from IC101 to IC301, is signal output from IC101 "57"(RFENV) and IC101 "40" (FEOUT)?

)

"24"(FG) according to the rotation of the motor?

"15"(VH) is rotating the motor?

"22"(EC)?

"21"(ECR)?

"177"(FG) according to the rotation of the motor?

, Q102.

"1-2","2-3","1-3"?

5.2.3 Traverse movement NG

(1) Defective traverse driver

• Has the voltage come between terminal of CN101 "2" and "4" ?

(2) Defective BTL driver (IC201

• Has the motor drive voltage gone out to IC201" 17" or "18"?

(3) Has the control signal come from servo IC or the microcomputer?

• Is it "H" while the terminal of IC201

• TRSDRV Is the signal input? (IC301

(4) TRVSW is the signal input from microcomputer? (IC301

5.2.4 Focus ON NG

• Is FE output ? --- Pattern, IC101

• Is FODRV signal sent ? (R209) --- Pattern, IC301 "172"

• Is driving voltage sent ?IC201

• Mechanical unit is defective.

5.2.5 Tracking ON NG

• When the tracking loop cannot be drawn in, TE shape of waves does not settle.

• Mechanical unit is defective. Because the self adjustment cannot be normally adjusted, the thing which cannot be normally drawn in is thought.

• Periphery of driver (IC201 Constant or IC it self is defective.

• Servo IC (IC301 When improperly adjusted due to defective IC.

)

"9"(STBY1) ?

"174")

"188")

"13", "14" --- If NG, pattern, driver, mechanical unit .

)

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5.2.6 Spindle CLV NG

• IC101

• Does not the input or the output of driver's spindle signal do the grip?

• Has the tracking been turned on?

• Spindle motor and driver is defective.

• Additionally, "IC101

5.2.7 Address read NG

• Besides, the undermentioned cause is thought though specific of the cause is difficult because various factors are thought.

5.2.8 Between layers jump NG (double-layer disc only)

5.2.9 Neither picture nor soun d is outp ut

(1) It is not possible search

• Has the tracking been turned on?

• To "(5) Tracking ON NG" in "Check points for each error" when the tracking is not normal.

• Is the feed operation normal?

-- "55"(DIN), "54(DIP).

and IC301" and "Mechanism is defective(jitter)", etc. are thought.

Mechanism is defective. (jitter)

IC301

The disc is dirty or the wound has adhered.

Mechanism defective Defect of driver's IC(IC201 Defect of servo control IC(IC301)

To "(3) traverse movement NG" in "Check points for each error" when it is not normal.Are not there caught of the feeding mechanism etc?

)

5.2.10 Picture is distorted or abnormal sound occurs at intervals of several seconds.

Is the feed operation normal? Are not there caught of the feeding mechanism etc?

5.2.11 Others

• The image is sometimes blocked, and the image stops.

• The image is blocked when going to outer though it is normal in suroundings in the disk and the stopping sympton increases.

There is a possibility with bad jitter value for such a symptom.

5.2.12 CD During normal playback operation

(1) Is TOC reading normal?

• Displays total time for CD-DA.

• Shifts to double-speed mode for V-CD (2) Is playback afterwards possible? (3) When can not do a normal playback

• --:-- is displayed during FL search.

According to [It is not possible to search ] for DVD(9), check the feed and tracking systems.

• No sound is output although the time is displayed.(CA-DA)

DAC, etc, other than servo.

• The passage of time is not stable, or picture is abnormal.(V-CD)

• The wound of the disc and dirt are confirmed.

1-20 (No.XA016)

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VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED

AV & MULTIMEDIA COMPANY OPTICAL DISC CATEGORY 1644, Shimotsuruma, Yamato, Kanagawa 242-8514, Japan

(No.XA016)

Printed in Japan

WPC

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DVD PLAYER

XV-N315B/XV-N316S/

Before operation 2

XV-N310B/XV-N312S/ XV-N210B/XV-N212S

VIDEO

Region code of DVD VIDEO

This player can play back DVD VIDEO discs whose region code numbers include “2.”

Preparations 4

Basic playback 9

Various kinds of playback 12

Audio/Video files playback 21

Changing the initial settings 25

Examples of playable DVD VIDEO discs:

ALL

The player’s region code is printed on the rear of the player.

1 4

INSTRUCTIONS

Additional information 30

GNT0040-003A

[B]

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Warnings, Cautions and Others

IMPORTANT for the U.K. DO NOT cut off the mains plug from this equipment. If the plug

fitted is not suitable for the power points in your home or the cable is too short to reach a power point, then obtain an appropriate safety approved extension lead or consult your dealer. BE SURE to replace the fuse only with an identical approved type, as originally fitted. If nonetheless the mains plug is cut off ensure to remove the fuse and dispose of the plug immediately, to avoid a possible shock hazard by inadvertent connection to the mains supply. If this product is not supplied fitted with a mains plug then follow the instructions given below:

IMPORTANT. DO NOT make any connection to the terminal which is marked

with the letter E or by the safety earth symbol or coloured green or green-and-yellow. The wires in the mains lead on this product are coloured in accordance with the following code:

Blue : Neutral

Brown : Live As these colours may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows: The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured black. The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured red.

IF IN DOUBT - CONSULT A COMPETENT ELECTRICIAN.

CAUTION

To reduce the risk of electrical shocks, fire, etc.:

1. Do not remove screws, covers or cabinet.

2. Do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.

CAUTION

• Do not block the ventilation openings or holes. (If the ventilation openings or holes are blocked by a newspaper or cloth, etc., the heat may not be able to get out).

• Do not place any naked flame sources, such as lighted candles, on the apparatus.

• When discarding batteries, environmental problems must be considered and local rules or laws governing the disposal of these batteries must be followed strictly.

• Do not expose this apparatus to rain, moisture, dripping or splashing and that no objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.

Caution: Proper Ventilation

To avoid risk of electric shock and fire and to protect from damage, locate the apparatus as follows: Front: No obstructions and open spacing. Sides: No obstructions in 3 cm from the sides. Top: No obstructions in 5 cm from the top. Back: No obstructions in 15 cm from the back. Bottom: No obstructions, place on the level surface.

pacing 15 cm or more

XV-N210B/XV-N212S XV-N310B/XV-N312S XV-N315B/XV-N316S

Front

Wall or obstructions

Stand height 5 cm or more

Floor

Caution –– STANDBY/ON button!

Disconnect the mains plug to shut the power off completely. The STANDBY/ON button in any position does not disconnect the mains line. The power can be remote controlled.

IMPORTANT FOR LASER PRODUCTS

1. CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT

2. CAUTION: Do not open the top cover. There are no user serviceable parts inside the unit; leave all servicing to qualified service personnel.

3. CAUTION: Visible and invisible laser radiation when open and interlock failed or defeated. Avoid direct exposure to beam.

4. REPRODUCTION OF LABEL: CAUTION LABEL, PLACED INSIDE THE UNIT.

G-1

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Supplied accessories

Check that you have all the following accessories supplied to you. If anything is missing, consult your dealer immediately.

• Remote control unit (× 1)

• Lithium battery CR2032 (× 1)

About this manual

• The display window information and OSD (On Screen Display) menu items are put in brackets [ ] in the operation procedures.

• Usable disc(s) for each operation/function is (are) referred to by the icons;

Precautions

Notes on the power cord

• When you are away on travel or otherwise for an extended period of time, remove the plug from the wall outlet. A small amount of power (2.0W) is always consumed while the power cord is connected to the wall outlet.

• When unplugging the player from the wall outlet, always pull the plug, not the power cord.

• Do not handle the power cord with wet hands!

Avoid moisture, water and dust

• Do not place the player in moist or dusty places.

• If water gets inside the player, turn off the power and remove the plug from the wall outlet, then consult your dealer. Using the player in this state may cause a fire or electrical shock.

Table of contents

Supplied accessories................................................................1

About this manual .....................................................................1

Precautions ................................................................................ 1

Before operation................................................... 2

About discs ..............................................................................2

Names of parts and controls....................................................3

Preparations ......................................................... 4

Connections............................................................................. 4

Using the remote control unit................................................... 8

Basic playback ..................................................... 9

Turning the player on and off................................................... 9

Initial setup ..............................................................................9

Starting playback ...................................................................10

Restarting playback after stopping (resuming playback) ....... 11

Various kinds of playback ................................. 12

Playback at various speeds ................................................... 12

Locating the beginning of a scene or song ............................ 13

Playing from a specific position .............................................13

Changing the playback order.................................................14

Repeat playback .................................................................... 16

Changing the language, sound and scene angle ..................17

Special picture and sound effects.......................................... 18

Menu bar functions ................................................................19

Avoid high temperatures

• Do not expose the player to direct sunlight or place it near a heating device.

Notes on installation

• Select a place which is level, dry and neither too hot nor too cold between 5°C and 35°C.

• Leave sufficient distance between the player and the TV.

• Do not install the player in a place subject to vibrations.

• Do not put heavy objects on the player.

To prevent malfunction of the player

• There are no user-serviceable parts inside. If anything goes wrong, unplug the power cord and consult your dealer.

• Do not insert any metallic objects, such as wires, hairpins, coins, etc. into the player.

• Do not block the vents. Blocking the vents may damage the player.

To clean the cabinet

• Use a soft cloth. Follow the relevant instructions on the use of chemically-coated cloths.

• Do not use benzene, thinner or other organic solvents and disinfectants. These may cause deformation or discoloring.

Audio/Video files playback................................ 21

Outline ...................................................................................21

Basic operations ....................................................................22

Direct selection for JPEG files ...............................................22

Changing the playback order.................................................23

Repeat playback .................................................................... 23

Slide show playback ..............................................................23

Changing the picture of the opening display .........................24

Changing the initial settings ............................. 25

Selecting preferences ............................................................ 25

Limiting playback by children................................................. 28

Additional information ....................................... 30

Troubleshooting.....................................................................30

Specifications ........................................................................31

Appendix A: Country/Area code list for Parental Lock........... 32

Appendix B: Table of languages and their abbreviations ......33

Appendix C: Digital output signal chart..................................34

Appendix D: Glossary............................................................ 35

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Before operation

About discs

Playable disc types

Discs with the following marks can be played back on the player.

DVD VIDEO SVCD Video CD

VIDEO

The DVD Logo is a trademark. The player can also play back the following discs:

• DVD-R and DVD-RW discs written in the DVD VIDEO format and finalized

• CD-R and CD-RW discs written in the SVCD, Video CD or Audio CD format and finalized

• CD-R and CD-RW discs written in MP3/JPEG/MPEG-4 in accordance with the “ISO 9660” format (See page 21 for details.)

NOTE

If a disc gets dirty, scratched or warped, or due to the disc characteristics or recording conditions, it may take considerable time for the player to read the content, or the player may not be able to play back such discs.

The player can play back audio signals recorded in MIX-MODE CD, CD-G, CD-EXTRA and CD TEXT.

Audio CD

Digital audio formats

The player supports the following digital audio formats (see page 35 “Glossary” for descriptions of each audio format):

Linear PCM, MPEG Multichannel, Dolby Digital, DTS (Digital Theater Systems)

NOTE

Depending on the player’s [DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT] setting, digital audio signals may not be output as they are recorded on the disc. See “DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT” on page 27 for details.

Notes on discs

• With some DVD VIDEO discs, the player starts playback automatically after inserting the disc.

• The image may be sometimes poor or noisy due to defects in the disc itself.

• With some discs, operations described in this manual may not be possible.

Care and handling of discs

If a disc gets dirty, dusty, scratched or warped, playback sound and picture may be deteriorated. Take proper precautions when handling discs.

Handling

• Do not touch the surface of the disc.

• Do not damage, stick paper to, or use any adhesive on either the label side or playback side.

Storing discs

• Keep discs in their cases. If discs are piled on top of one another without their protective cases, they can be damaged.

• Do not put discs in a location where they may be exposed to direct sunlight, or where the humidity or temperature is high. Avoid leaving discs in a car!

Cleaning discs

• Wipe with a soft dry cloth, moving from the center outwards. If a disc is difficult to clean, wipe with a cloth moistened with water.

Color system format

This player accommodates the PAL system, and also can play back discs recorded with NTSC system whose Region Code numbers include “2.” Note that the NTSC video signal on a disc is converted to a PAL signal and output.

Unplayable discs

The player does not play back discs listed below. If you try to play back these discs, noise may generate causing damage to speakers.

• DVD-RW discs written in the VR format

• DVD-ROM, DVD-RAM, DVD AUDIO, CD-ROM, PHOTO CD, SACD

In addition, the player does not play:

• Unfinalized discs

• Discs of irregular shape or discs with tape, seals or paste on either the label side or playback side. Playing back these discs may damage the player.

• Never use record cleaners, petrol, alcohol or any anti-static agents.

Notes on copyright

Check the copyright laws in your country before recording from DVD VIDEO, SVCD, Video CD, Audio CD, MP3, JPEG, and MPEG-4 discs. Recording of copyrighted material may infringe copyright laws.

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Names of parts and controls

5768

Remote control unit

Front panel

1 STANDBY/ON button (9) 2 STANDBY/ON indicator (9) 3 Disc tray (10) 4 0 button (10) 5 7 button (11, 13) 6 3 button (10, 13) 7 8 button (11, 12) 8 4 button (12, 13, 22) 9 ¢ button (12, 13, 22) 0 Display window (see the illustration below)

- Remote sensor (8) = QUICK PLAYBACK button (12)

Display window

2143

1 Progressive mode indicators

(for XV-N310B/XV-N312S/XV-N315B/XV-N316S)

[P] turns on in the progressive scanning mode. [DDP] turns on depending on the [PICTURE SOURCE] preference setting and the source type of the current DVD VIDEO disc (see page 6 for details).

2 Dolby Digital/DTS indicators

[Dolby D] turns on when playing back a Dolby Digital sound source. [DTS] turns on when playing back a DTS-encoded digital sound source.

3 Resume indicator

Turns on when playback is interrupted with the resume function activated.

4 Group/title/track/chapter indicators

Show what is indicated by the multi-information display during playback.

5 Repeat mode indicator

Turn on in the repeat playback mode and shows the currently selected repeat mode.

6 Program/random indicators

Turn on in the program playback mode/random playback mode respectively.

7 3 (play)/8 (pause) indicators

Turn on in the playback mode/pause mode respectively.

8 Multi-information window

Indicates various kinds of information by numbers and alphabets, such as the player’s current status (“READ,” “OPEN,” etc.) or currently played DVD’s title and chapter number.

DISPLAY

1 2

/DIMMER

SOUND

EFFECT

5 6

ANGLE

SLDE EFFECT

TOP MENU

9 0

SET UP

SLOW

PREVIOUS SELECT

= ~

STANDBY/ON

TITLE

/GROUP RETURN

SUB TITLE AUDIO ZOOM

CANCEL

213

546

879

010 +10

THUMBNAL LIST

ENTER

I/P ON SCREEN

CLEAR

$ %

& * (

) _

+ ¡

! @

(Illustration: for XV-N310B/XV-N312S/XV-N315B/XV-N316S)

1 DISPLAY/DIMMER button

Press to change the display window contents. Press and hold to change the brightness of the display window. You can select the display window brightness from three levels. Release the button at the desired brightness.

2 TITLE/GROUP button (14) 3 SOUND EFFECT button (19) 4 Numeric buttons 5 SUBTITLE button (17) 6 ANGLE - SLIDE EFFECT button (17, 24) 7 TOP MENU button (13) 8 Cursor selection (5 Up, ∞ Down, 2 Left, 3 Right) buttons 9 SET UP button (10, 24, 25) 0 ¡/SLOW + button (12)

- 1/SLOW – button (12)

= 4/PREVIOUS button (12, 13, 22) ~ 3/SELECT button (10, 22)

! button (12) @ 7/CLEAR button (11, 22) # Infrared signal window (8)

$ STANDBY/ON button (9) % RETURN button (13) ^ CANCEL button (14) & AUDIO button (17) * ZOOM button (18, 22) ( MENU - THUMBNAIL/LIST button (13, 22) ) ENTER button _ VFP button (for XV-N210B/XV-N212S) (18)

VFP - I/P button (for XV-N310B/XV-N312S/XV-N315B/

XV-N316S) (6, 18)

+ ON SCREEN button (10, 14, 16, 19) ¡ ¢/NEXT button (12, 13, 22)

8 button (11, 24)

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Preparations

RIGHT

LEFT

VIDEO

COAXAL

D G TAL OUT

VI EO OUT

AUDIO OUT

AV OUT

COMPONENT

RIGHT

LEFT

VIDEO

COAXAL

D G TAL OUT

VI EO OUT

AUDIO OUT

AV OUT

COMPONENT

Connections

Before using the player, connect the player to a TV and/or amplifier.

Connecting to a TV

A Connecting to a TV with the SCART connector

You can enjoy using the player by simply connecting it to your television set with a 21-pin SCART cable.

Before making connections

• Do not connect the AC power cord until all other connections have been made.

• Connect VIDEO OUT of the player directly to the video input of your TV. Connecting VIDEO OUT of the player to a TV via a VCR may cause a monitor problem when playing back a copy-protected disc. You may also have a monitor problem when connecting the player to an integrated TV/ Video system.

• In the following description, “TV” may be substituted with

“monitor” or “projector.”

• Terminal names used for other components may be different

from those used in the following description.

SCART cable (not supplied)

XV-N210B/XV-N212S XV-N310B/XV-N312S/

XV-N315B/XV-N316S

RGB/COMPOSITEY/C

COMPOSITE

See “Setting the selector (for XV-N210B/XV-N212S)” below.

COMPONENT

/COMPOSITE

See “Setting the selector (for XV-N310B/XV-N312S/ XV-N315B/XV-N316S)”

RGB/COMPOSITEY/C

below.

Setting the selector (for XV-N210B/XV-N212S)

When you connect the player to a TV with the SCART connector, set the COMPOSITE - Y/C - RGB/COMPOSITE selector correctly according to your TV.

• If your TV only accomodates the composite video signal: Set the selector to “COMPOSITE.”

• If your TV accomodates Y/C signals: Set the selector to “Y/C” so you can enjoy better-quality pictures.

• If your TV accomodates RGB signals: Set the selector to “RGB/COMPOSITE.”

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

LEFT

AUDIO

R GHT

Only for XV-N310B/XVN312S/XV-N315B/XV-N316S

The player

Setting the selector (for XV-N310B/XV-N312S/XV-N315B/ XV-N316S)

When you connect the player to a TV with the SCART connector, set the COMPONENT/COMPOSITE - Y/C - RGB/COMPOSITE selector correctly according to your TV.

• If your TV only accomodates the composite video signal: Set the selector to “COMPONENT/COMPOSITE” or “RGB/ COMPOSITE.”

• If your TV accomodates Y/C signals: Set the selector to “Y/C” so you can enjoy better-quality pictures.

• If your TV accomodates RGB signals: Set the selector to “RGB/COMPOSITE.”

NOTE

Do not connect multiple devices using multiple connectors.

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B Connecting to a TV having composite video input jack

R GHT

LEFT

VIDEO

COAXIAL

D GITAL OUT

VIDEO OUT

U O OUT

AV OUT

OMPONENT

XV-N210B/XV-N212S XV-N310B/XV-N312S/

RGB/COMPOSITEY/C

COMPOSITE

XV-N315B/XV-N316S

COMPONENT

/COMPOSITE

RGB/COMPOSITEY/C

Ye l l o w

White

Red

V DEO

LEFT

AUDIO

RIGHT

Only for XV-N310B/XV-N312S/ XV-N315B/XV-N316S

Set the COMPOSITE - Y/C RGB/COMPOSITE selector to “COMPOSITE.”

Set the COMPONENT/ COMPOSITE - Y/C - RGB/ COMPOSITE selector to “RGB/ COMPOSITE.”

Audio/video cable (not supplied)

NOTES

• Do not connect multiple devices using multiple connectors.

• If your TV has a monaural audio input instead of stereo, you need to use an optional audio cable which converts stereo audio output to monaural.

The player

Ye l l o w

White

Red

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C Connecting to a TV with component jacks

COAXIAL

DIG TAL OUT

V DEO OUT

AUDIO UT

AV OUT

COMPONENT

For XV-N310B/XV-N312S/XV-N315B/ XV-N316S only

You can enjoy picture of high-quality color reproduction by connecting the COMPONENT VIDEO OUT jacks on the player to your TV.

NOTES

• Connect “Y” to “Y,” “PB” to “PB” (CB), “PR” to “PR” (CR) correctly.

• The video output jack, scart connector and component jacks cannot be used at the same time.

• If your TV has component video input jacks of BNC type, use an adapter which converts a pin jack to a BNC jack (not supplied).

Progressive scan video playback available

In the progressive scanning mode, you can enjoy high quality picture with less flickers when the COMPONENT VIDEO OUT jacks are connected to a TV or monitor that supports the progressive video input.

About the scanning mode

Depending on the material source format, DVD VIDEO discs can be classified into two types; film source and video source (note that some DVD VIDEO discs contain both film source and video source). When the player plays back a film source material, uninterlaced progressive output signals are created using the original information. When a video source material is played back, the player interleaves lines between the interlaced lines on each to create the interpolated picture and outputs as the progressive signal.

Component video cable (not supplied)

RGB/COMPOSITEY/C

COMPONENT

/COMPOSITE

Set the COMPONENT/ COMPOSITE - Y/C - RGB/ COMPOSITE selector to “COMPONENT/COMPOSITE.”

Audio cable (not supplied)

Activating the Progressive scanning mode

Press and hold down VFP - I/P on the remote control unit for a few seconds. When the scanning mode is set to the Progressive mode, the [P] indicator lights up in the display window. Depending on the [PICTURE SOURCE] preference display and whether the current DVD VIDEO disc is film-source or videosource, the indicator that lights up in the display window differs, as shown in the table below.

Setting of [PICTURE SOURCE]

Source type of DVD VIDEO

Film source Video source

Blue

Green

Red

O PONE T N

White

VIDEO

LEFT

AUDIO

R GHT

Red

The player

GreenGreen

Red

Blue

White

Red

NOTES

• The Progressive scanning mode works only when you connect the player’s COMPONENT VIDEO OUT jacks to your TV.

• There are some progressive TV and High-Definition TV sets that are not fully compatible with the player, resulting in the unnatural picture when playing back a DVD VIDEO disc in the Progressive scanning mode. In such a case, use the Interlaced scanning mode. To check the compatibility of your TV set, contact your local JVC customer service center.

• All JVC progressive TV and High-Definition TV sets are fully compatible with the player (Example: AV-61S902).

AUTO [DDP] [P]

FILM [DDP] [DDP]

VIDEO (NORMAL)/(ACTIVE) [P] [P]

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Connecting to optional audio equipment

RIGHT

LEF

IDEO

COAXAL

D G TAL OUT

VIDEO OUT

AUDIO OUT

AV OUT

OMPONENT

Connecting to a stereo audio amplifier/receiver

Connect the player’s AUDIO OUT (LEFT/RIGHT) jacks to any line-level inputs (such as AUX, DVD, CD, etc.) of an audio amplifier or receiver.

The player

Audio cable (not supplied)

Connecting to a digital audio device

You can enjoy sound of enhanced quality by connecting the player’s DIGITAL OUT (COAXIAL) jack to a digital input of an amplifier, etc., using a or coaxial digital cable. The digital audio signal on a disc will be transferred directly from the player. If the connected digital audio equipment is a Dolby Digital or DTS decoder or an amplifier with a built-in decoder, you can enjoy high-quality surround sound.

Amplifier or receiver

White

LEFT

AUD O

RIGHT

Red

Only for XV-N310B/XV-N312S/XV-N315B/XV-N316S

Red

White

NOTES

• It is not recommended to use the digital jacks for dubbing. When recording the sounds (DVD VIDEO, SVCD, Video CD or Audio CD) played back on the player, record them through the analog jacks.

• Depending on the disc, no signal may be output from the DIGITAL OUT. Make an analog connection in this case.

• Set [DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT] in the [AUDIO] preference display correctly according to the connected digital audio equipment. If setting made for [DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT] is incorrect, loud noise may be generated causing damage to the speakers (see page 27).

Digital equipment

The player

DIGITAL

White

LEFT

AUDIO

RIGHT

Red

Only for XV-N310B/XV-N312S/XV-N315B/XV-N316S

Coaxial digital cable (not supplied)

Red

VIDEO OUT

AV OUT

RIGH

UDIO OU

OMPONENT

DIGITAL OUT

LEFT

COAXAL

VIDEO

Audio cable (not supplied)

White

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Connecting the power cord

When all the audio/video connections have been made, connect the AC power plug to the wall outlet. Make sure that the plugs are inserted firmly. The STANDBY/ON indicator lights in red.

Warning

• Disconnect the power cord:

- if you are not going to use the player for a long period of time.

- before cleaning the player.

- before moving the player.

• Do not:

- connect or disconnect the power cord with wet hands.

- pull the power cord when disconnecting it, as this may damage the cord and cause fire, electric shock, or other accidents.

Precautions of the safe use of battery

• Store the battery in a place where children cannot reach. If a child accidentally swallows the battery, consult a doctor immediately.

• Do not recharge, short, disassemble or heat the battery or dispose of it in a fire. Doing any of these things may cause the battery to give off heat, crack, or start a fire.

• Do not leave the battery with other metallic materials. Doing this may cause the battery to give off heat, crack, or start a fire.

• When throwing away or saving the battery, wrap it in tape and insulate; otherwise, the battery may start to give off heat, crack, or start a fire.

• Do not poke the battery with tweezers or similar tools. Doing this may cause the battery to give off heat, crack, or start a fire.

• Dispose of batteries in the proper manner, according to federal, state, and local regulations.

Caution

• Do not alter, twist or pull the power cord, or put anything heavy on it, which may cause fire, electric shock, or other accidents.

• If the cord is damaged, consult a dealer and have the power cord replaced with a new one.

Using the remote control unit

To install battery

1 While pushing the lock lever (1), pull out the

battery holder (2).

2 Place the supplied battery on the battery

holder with the + side facing up.

CAUTION

Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent type.

Remote sensor

Point the top of the remote control unit toward the remote sensor as directly as possible. If you operate it from a diagonal position, the operating range (approx. 5 m) may be shorter.

Remote sensor

Lithium coin battery (product number: CR2032)

3 Insert the battery holder back into position.

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Basic playback

STANDBY/ON

STANDBY/ON indicator

STANDBY/ON

• NOW READING (The player is reading the disc information.)

• REGION CODE ERROR! (The region code of the DVD VIDEO disc does not match the player. The disc cannot be played back.)

• CANNOT READ THIS DISC (The disc cannot be played back by the player.)

• OPEN (The disc tray is opening.)

• CLOSE (The disc tray is closing.)

• NO DISC (No disc is loaded.)

NOTES

• Even if you turn off the player, the player is not disconnected from the AC power source as long as it is connected to the wall outlet. This state is called standby mode. In this state, the player consumes a very small amount of power.

• You can change the picture of the opening display. (See page

24.)

Initial setup

When you turn on the player for the first time after purchase, the following message appears on the TV screen.

EXECUTE DVD PLAYER SETUP? - BASIC PICTURE/AUDIO SETTING YES - PRESS ENTER NO - PRESS CANCEL

You can set the display language, TV monitor type and digital output before using the player, by following the procedure below.

5/∞

ENTER

About invalid operation icon

When you press a button, and if the player does not accept its operation, appears on your TV screen. Operations are occasionally unacceptable even if is not displayed.

Note that some operations may not be accepted. For example, some discs may not allow rapid advance/reverse or slowmotion playback.

Turning the player on and off

Press STANDBY/ON on the remote control unit or press STANDBY/ON on the front panel.

The STANDBY/ON indicator on the front panel, which lights in red during standby, goes off.

The opening display appears on the TV screen, and the following messages may appear at the bottom of the opening display.

1 Press ENTER.

The first page of the DVD PLAYER SET UP display appears. The pull-down menu of the [ON SCREEN LANGUAGE] is already open.

DVD PLAYER SET UP

MENU LANGUAGE

AUDIO LANGUAGE

SUBTITLE

ON SCREEN LANGUAGE

SELECT

ENGLISH

ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN

USE 5∞23 TO SELECT USE ENTER TO CONFIRM TO EX T PRESS SETUP

ON SCREEN LANGUAGE options

2 Press 5/∞ to select the desired language.

You can select the on-screen language for the preference displays, etc. from among ENGLISH, FRENCH and GERMAN.

3 Press ENTER.

The second page is shown, in which the pull-down menu of the [MONITOR TYPE] is already open.

DVD PLAYER SET UP

MONITOR TYPE

PICTURE SOURCE

SCREEN SAVER

BACK GROUND

SELECT

16:9 4:3 LB 4:3 PS

STANDARD

USE 5∞23 TO SELECT USE ENTER TO CONFIRM TO EX T PRESS SETUP

MONITOR TYPE options

NOW READING

Message area

4 Press 5/∞ to select the desired monitor type.

For a normal (conventional) TV, select [4:3 LB] or [4:3 PS]. For a wide-screen TV, select [16:9]. (See page 26.)

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Starting playback

1 Press 0 on the player to open the disc tray. 2 Place a disc in the disc tray.

DISPLAY/DIMMER

Numeric buttons

5/∞/2/3

SET UP

3 (SELECT)

ENTER ON SCREEN

8 7

5 Press ENTER.

The third page is shown, in which the pull-down menu of the [DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT] is already open.

DVD PLAYER SET UP

DIG TAL AUDIO OUTPUT

ANALOG DOWN MIX

D RANGE CONTROL

OUTPUT LEVEL

SELECT

DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT options

PCM ONLY DOLBY DIGITAL/PCM STREAM/PCM

USE 5∞23 TO SELECT USE ENTER TO CONFIRM TO EXIT PRESS SETUP

6 Press 5/∞ to select a desired digital output

signal type.

Set this item correctly when you connect the player to an external surround decoder or D/A converter. (If you do not connect the player to such a device, you do not have to set this item.)

• When connecting to other digital device, select [PCM ONLY].

• When connecting to a Dolby Digital decoder, select [DOLBY DIGITAL/PCM].

• When connecting to a DTS decoder, select [STREAM/ PCM].

7 Press ENTER.

The TV screen returns to the opening display.

To bring up the DVD PLAYER SET UP display later

Press SET UP for a few seconds until the DVD PLAYER SET UP display appears.

With the label side up

• To insert an 8-cm disc, place it in the inner recess.

3 Press 0 on the player to close the disc tray. 4 Press 3 on the unit or 3 (SELECT) on the

remote control unit.

The player starts playback from the beginning.

• Depending on the disc, playback starts when you close the disc tray.

If a menu is shown on the TV screen

When inserting a DVD VIDEO, SVCD or Video CD disc, a menu may be shown on the TV screen. From the menu, you can select a desired item to be played back.

For DVD VIDEO

1Press 5/∞/2/3 to select a desired item. 2Press ENTER or 3 (SELECT).

The player starts playback of the selected item.

For SVCD/Video CD

Press the numeric buttons to select a desired item. The player starts playback of the selected item.

NOTES

• Do not insert an unplayable disc. (See page 2.)

• When inserting a disc on the disc tray, be sure to position the disc inside the recess. Otherwise, the disc may be damaged when the disc tray is closed, or you may not be able to remove the disc from the player.

To check the playback status

You can see the current selection number (the title/chapter number for DVD VIDEO or track number for SVCD/Video CD/ Audio CD), time information (the track or chapter time while stopped, or elapsed track or chapter time during playback) and the transport status (stop, playback, pause, etc.) on the TV screen.

Press ON SCREEN.

Example: for DVD VIDEO

Transfer rate

8.5Mbps

Current chapter

number

TITLE 33 TOTAL 1:25:58CHAP 33

Current title number

Current transport

status

Disc elapsed

time

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Note that pressing ON SCREEN again brings up the menu bar under the status bar, from which you can access various functions. See page 19 for details about the menu bar.

To turn off the status bar

Press ON SCREEN repeatedly until the status bar goes off.

Restarting playback after stopping (resuming playback)

To change the display window contents

Press DISPLAY/DIMMER.

Example: for DVD VIDEO Each time you press DISPLAY/DIMMER, the total time display and the title/chapter number display appear alternately.

Total time

Title number

Chapter number

To stop playback completely

Press 7.

Hint

If you press 0 during playback, the player stops playback and opens the disc tray.

To stop playback temporarily

Press 8.

To resume playback, press 3 (SELECT). (See the following item.)

About On-screen guide icons

You may see the following icons displayed over the picture. They have the following meanings.

The player resumes playback from the position you interrupted playback, as long as the disc you interrupted playback is still on the disc tray. This is because the player’s resume mode is set to ON when you purchased the player. When the resume mode is set to ON, the player memorizes the position on a disc where you interrupted playback.

• When you press 7 to interrupt playback, the TV screen shows [RESUME STOP] and the [RESUME] indicator lights up in the display window.

• When you re-start playback, the TV screen shows [RESUME PLAY].

Hint

The memory of the interrupted position is not cleared even if you turn off the player.

To play back from the beginning

Press 7 while the disc is stopped. The memory is cleared. Then press 3 (SELECT).

NOTES

• The player remembers the interrupted position even if you turn the power off.

• The memory is cleared if you open the disc tray.

Changing the resume mode

The player has three resume modes; ON, OFF and DISC RESUME.

• You can select the mode using the preference display (see page 27).

: Appears at the beginning of playback mode. : Appears at the beginning of pause mode.

: Appears at the beginning of fast forward/backward

playback with the current speed (see page 12).

: Appears at the beginning of slow-motion playback

with the current speed (see page 12).

: Appears at the beginning of a scene recorded from

multiple angles (see page 17).

: Appears at the beginning of a scene recorded with

multiple audio languages (see page 17).

: Appears at the beginning of a scene recorded with

multiple subtitle languages (see page 17).

You can change the setting so that the on-screen guide icons do not appear on the TV screen (see page 27).

About screen saver function

A television monitor may have an image burned into it if a static image is displayed for a long time. To prevent this, the player automatically activates the screen saver function if a static picture, such as an on-screen display or menu, is displayed while no button is pressed for over 5 minutes. When the screen saver function is activated, the TV screen gets darker. Pressing any buttons will release the screen saver function. You can set the screen saver function to ON or OFF (see page

26).

When the resume mode is “OFF”

Playback always starts from the beginning.

When the resume mode is “DISC RESUME”

The player memorizes interrupted positions for the last 30 discs played. Storing a new interrupted position will erase the interrupted position stored for the first disc. The memory of the interrupted positions are not cleared even if you open the disc tray or turn off the player.

NOTES

• If you change the [RESUME] setting from [DISC RESUME] to [OFF] or [ON], you cannot resume playback of a disc whose “resuming” position is stored. However, when you again set [RESUME] to [DISC RESUME], you will then be able to resume playback of the disc.

• If you interrupt the playback of a disc for which an interrupted position has already been stored, the memory will be updated with the new interrupted position.

• For a double-sided DVD VIDEO disc, the player regards each side as a different disc. Therefore, to resume playback of such a disc, the disc must be inserted with the same side down.

• When the player memorizes an iterrupted point for a disc, it also memorizes Audio, Subtitle and Angle settings.

• The player may not resume playback exactly from the interrupted point. In the case of an SVCD/Video CD disc with PBC function, the player may resume playback from a point slightly earlier or later than the point where playback was interrupted.

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Various kinds of playback

QUICK PLAYBACK

3 8

4¢

RETURN

To advance or reverse playback rapidly while monitoring

During playback, press ¡ or 1 on the remote control unit.

For DVD VIDEO:

You can select from 1.5 times (2 times in the reverse direction), 5 times, 20 times and 60 times normal speed.

For SVCD/Video CD/Audio CD:

You can select from 2 times, 5 times and 20 times normal speed.

Pressing 3 (SELECT) returns the player to normal playback.

During playback, hold down ¢ or 4.

Playback is advanced or reversed at 5 times normal speed.

NOTE

During rapid playback, the sound will be muted except when playing an Audio CD, and when playing a DVD VIDEO at 1.5 times normal speed.

Numeric buttons

TOP MENU

MENU THUMBNAIL/LIST ENTER

(SELECT)

¢ 8

Playback at various speeds

x1.5 Quick Playback with sound

During playback, press QUICK PLAYBACK on the player.

The disc is played back at about 1.5 times normal speed. The sound is not muted, and the subtitle does not go off.

To return to the normal playback

Press QUICK PLAYBACK again.

To advance a still picture frame by frame

While paused, press 8.

Each time you press 8, the still picture advances to the next frame. Pressing 3 (SELECT) returns to normal playback.

To play back in slow motion

You can select from 1/32 times, 1/16 times, 1/4 times and 1/2 times normal speed.

During playback, press 8, then press ¡ (to play forward slow motion), or 1 (to play reverse slow motion, for DVD VIDEO disc only).

Pressing 3 (SELECT) returns to normal playback.

NOTES

• During slow motion playback, the sound will be muted.

• Reverse slow motion playback is not possible for an SVCD and Video CD.

NOTES

• x1.5 Quick Playback can also be achieved by pressing ¡

once. (See next section.)

• At the x1.5 Quick Playback mode, the digital sound is output in stereo linear PCM format.

• Depending on a disc, the sound may not be in tune, or the sound quality may alter during the x1.5 Quick Playback mode.

• If you press QUICK PLAYBACK while playing back a Video CD/ SVCD, the disc is played back at 2 times normal speed, and the sound is muted.

To replay the previous scenes (One touch replay function)

During DVD VIDEO playback, press .

The playback position moves back 10 seconds before the current position.

NOTES

• This function works only within the same title, though it works between chapters.

• This function may not work with some DVD VIDEO discs.

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1 While a DVD VIDEO disc is inserted, press

Locating the beginning of a scene or song

TOP MENU or MENU - THUMBNAIL/LIST.

The menu appears on the TV screen.

2 Press 5/∞/2/3 to select a desired item, then

press ENTER or 3 (SELECT).

The player starts playback of the selected item.

For DVD VIDEO: During playback, you can skip a chapter or title,

depending on the disc configuration.

For SVCD/Video CD: During playback without PBC function, you

can skip a track.

For Audio CD: During playback or while in stop mode, you can

skip a track.

To skip forward, press ¢.

To skip backward, press 4 twice.

Using the numeric buttons

For DVD VIDEO/Audio CD: During playback or while in stop

mode

For SVCD/Video CD: During playback without PBC function or

while in stop mode

Press the numeric buttons to specify the number.

To select 5: press 5. To select 23: press +10, +10, then 3. To select 40: press +10, +10, +10, then 10.

The player starts playback from the beginning of the selection.

NOTES

• Depending on the disc type and the player status, what is specified differs:

Player status

While stopped

During playback

• During DVD VIDEO playback, if a menu is shown on the TV screen, the numeric buttons may be used for selecting an item in the menu.

Disc type What is specified

DVD VIDEO title

SVCD/Video CD/Audio CD track

DVD VIDEO chapter

SVCD/Video CD/Audio CD track

Playing from a specific position

Locating a desired scene from the DVD menu

DVD VIDEO discs generally have their own menus which show the disc contents. These menus contain various items such as titles of movies, names of songs, or artist information, and display them on the TV screen. You can locate a desired scene using the DVD menu .

Hints

• Some DVD VIDEO discs may also have a different menu which appears when MENU - THUMBNAIL/LIST is pressed.

• See the instructions of each DVD VIDEO disc for its particular menu.

• With some discs, you can select items by entering the corresponding number using the numeric buttons, which may cause the player to automatically start playback.

NOTE

The MENU - THUMBNAIL/LIST button does not work while stopped.

Locating a desired scene from the menu of a SVCD/Video CD with PBC

Some SVCD/Video CD discs support the PBC function. PBC is an abbreviation of “Playback Control.” Some SVCD/Video CD discs recorded with PBC have their own menus, such as a list of the songs of the disc. You can locate a specific scene by using the PBC menu.

1 In stop mode, press 3 (SELECT) or TOP

MENU.

A disc menu appears on the TV screen.

2 Press the numeric buttons to select the

desired item.

To select 5: press 5. To select 23: press +10, +10, then 3. To select 40: press +10, +10, +10, then 10.

The player starts playback of the selected item. To return to the menu, press RETURN.

Hint

If something like [NEXT] or [PREVIOUS] appears on the TV screen, pressing ¢ advances to the next page, and pressing 4 returns to the previous page.

About PBC (Playback Control)

Some SVCD/Video CD discs support the PBC function. The PBC function allows you to enjoy menu-driven operation and high-resolution still images which have a resolution four times greater than moving pictures.

• To play a PBC-compatible SVCD/Video CD disc without

activating the PBC function, press the numeric buttons instead of 3 (SELECT) to start playback.

• To activate the PBC function again,

1) press TOP MENU or MENU - THUMBNAIL/LIST, or

2) press 7 to stop playback, then press 3 (SELECT).

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TITLE/GROUP

CANCEL

Numeric buttons

5/∞/2/3

ENTER

3 (SELECT)

ON SCREEN

Specifying a desired title

1 During playback, press TITLE/GROUP.

[--] is shown in the title display area of the display window.

2 Press the numeric buttons to specify a title to

be played.

To select 5: press 5. To select 23: press +10, +10, then 3. To select 40: press +10, +10, +10, then 10.

The player starts playback from the specified title.

3 Press the numeric buttons (0 to 9) to enter

the desired time.

The specified time is displayed in the pull-down menu.

Example (for DVD VIDEO)

To play back from 2(H):34(M):00(S) Press 2, 3, then 4.

TIME 2:34 __:

Example (for SVCD/Video CD/Audio CD)

To play back from 23(M):40(S) Press 2, 3, then 4.

TIME 23 4_:

You do not have to press “0” to enter the trailing zeros (for the last two digits in the example above).

To correct a mistake

Press 2 repeatedly to move back to the digit where you entered a wrong number, and reenter the correct one.

4 Press ENTER.

The player starts playback from the specified time.

To dismiss the menu bar

Press ON SCREEN.

Hint

“10” and “+10” buttons are not used with this function.

NOTES

• Some DVD VIDEO discs do not contain time information, and the time search function cannot be used.

• The time search function cannot be used during program and random playback modes.

NOTE

This function may not work with some DVD VIDEO discs.

Locating a desired position in the current title or track (Time search)

You can play a disc from the desired position by specifying the time from the beginning of the current title (for DVD VIDEO) or the disc (for SVCD/Video CD/Audio CD).

For DVD VIDEO/Audio CD: During playback or while in stop

mode

For SVCD/Video CD: In any condition except SVCD/Video CD

playback with PBC

1 Press ON SCREEN twice.

The menu bar appears on the TV screen.

2 Press 2/3 to move to , then press

ENTER.

The pull-down menu for entering time appears.

Screen example for DVD VIDEO

CHAP.

TITLE 33 TOTAL 1:25:58CHAP 33

1/3 1/3OFF 1/5

8.5Mbps

TIME _:__:__

Changing the playback order

To play back in a specific order (Program play)

By programming tracks, you can play up to 99 tracks in any order. You may program the same track more than once.

1 In stop mode, press ON SCREEN twice.

The menu bar appears on the TV screen.

2 Press 2/3 to move to .

Screen example for Audio CD

OFF PROG. RND.

PROG.

TIME 25:58TRACK 33

3 Press ENTER.

The program table appears. The [PROG] indicator lights up in the display window.

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4 Press the numeric buttons to specify tracks

in the desired order.

To select 5: press 5. To select 23: press +10, +10, then 3. To select 40: press +10, +10, +10, then 10.

To play back in random order (Random play)

The total program time

PROGRAM

No. Track 1 1 2 5 3 4 4 2 5 3 6 4 7 6 8 9 10

USE NUMERIC KEYS TO PROGRAM TRACKS. CANCEL DELETES THE LAST STEP.

To correct the program

Press 5/∞ to move press CANCEL. The track is erased and the subsequent

programmed tracks move up. Pressing 7 clears all the programmed tracks.

to the track to be corrected, then

Total Program Time 00:25:12

7 DELETES ALL.

Selected track number

5 Press 3 (SELECT) to start program playback.

With an Audio CD disc, the program table remains on the TV screen during program playback. (Pressing ON SCREEN brings up the status bar.) When all of the programmed tracks have finished playback, the player stops and the program table appears again. Note that the program remains.

• During program playback, you cannot edit the program contents.

1 In stop mode, press ON SCREEN twice.

The menu bar appears on the TV screen.

2 Press 2/3 to move to .

Screen example for Audio CD

OFF PROG. RND.

RND.

TIME 25:58TRACK 33

3 Press ENTER.

The player starts random playback. With an SVCD/Video CD disc, the menu bar is automatically dismissed. During random playback, the [RND] indicator lights up in the display window. After playing all tracks of the disc, the player stops the disc and exits the random playback mode.

To stop and quit random playback

Press 7. The player stops playback and exits the random playback mode.

To check the program contents

During playback, press 7. Playback stops and the program table is shown. When the player is playing back an Audio CD and the program table is not shown, you can bring up the table by carrying out steps 1 to 3. During SVCD/Video CD playback, you can check the program contents via the menu bar.

To stop program playback

Press 7.

To clear the program

While stopped and the program table is shown, press 7.

To exit the program mode

After clearing the program, press ON SCREEN.

NOTE

When the disc tray is opened or the player is turned off, the program is cleared.

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To repeat a desired part (A-B repeat playback)

SUB TITLE

ANGLE -

SLIDE EFFECT

5/∞/2/3

3 (SELECT)

AUDIO

ENTER

ON SCREEN

Repeat playback

To repeat the current selection or all tracks

For DVD VIDEO: During playback For SVCD/Video CD/Audio CD: In any condition except SVCD/

Video CD playback with PBC

1 Press ON SCREEN twice.

The menu bar appears on the TV screen.

2 Press 2/3 to move to , then press

ENTER.

The pull-down menu for repeat mode selection appears.

3 Press 5/∞ to select the desired repeat mode,

then press ENTER.

For DVD VIDEO

CHAPTER: current chapter repeat TITLE: current title repeat A-B: see “To repeat a desired par t (A-B repeat playback)” on

this page.

For SVCD/Video CD/Audio CD

TRACK: current track repeat ALL: all track repeat A-B: see “To repeat a desired par t (A-B repeat playback)” on

this page.

4 Press 3 (SELECT).

First make sure:

• The player is in playback mode except SVCD/Video CD playback with PBC.

1 While in playback mode, press ON SCREEN

twice.

The menu bar appears on the TV screen.

2 Press 2/3 to move to , then press

ENTER.

The pull-down menu for repeat mode selection appears.

3 Press 5/∞ to select [A-B]. 4 Press ENTER at the beginning of the part you

want to repeat (point A).

The pull down menu disappears.

The repeat icon shows .

A-

5 Press ENTER at the end of the part you want

to repeat (point B).

The repeat icon shows . The player locates “A” and starts repeat playback between

“A” and “B.” The [ ] indicator lights in the display window.

To quit A-B repeat playback

Press 2/3 to move to , and press ENTER twice. The A-B repeat mode turns off, then normal playback continues.

NOTE

The A and B points must be set in the same title/track.

A-B

If you select the repeat mode while stopped, press 3 (SELECT) to start repeat playback.

The [ ]/[ 1] indicator lights in the display window.

To quit repeat playback

Select [OFF] at step 3 above.

Hint

When the program playback mode is active with an SVCD, Video CD or Audio CD, the repeat mode changes in the same manner.

Note, however, that in the [ ] mode the player repeats all the programmed tracks instead of all tracks on the disc.

NOTE

The repeat playback may not work with some discs, even if you select one of the repeat modes.

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Changing the language, sound and scene angle

To select the subtitle language (SUBTITLE)

Some DVD VIDEO and SVCD discs contain more than one subtitle language. You can choose a desired one from them.

Hint

At the beginning of a DVD VIDEO disc where subtitles are recorded, appears on the TV screen (except when the [ON SCREEN GUIDE] preference is set to [OFF]).

1 During playback, press SUBTITLE.

The subtitle selection window appears on the TV screen.

1/3

ENGLISH

2 Press 5/∞ or SUBTITLE to select the subtitle.

Each time you press 5/∞ or SUBTITLE, the subtitle language changes.

3 Press ENTER.

Subtitles are displayed in the selected language. The subtitle selection window is dismissed.

NOTES

• An SVCD disc can have up to four subtitles. Pressing 5/∞

cycles through those channels regardless of whether the subtitles are recorded or not.

• The subtitle selection window will automatically disappear if you do not change the subtitle for several seconds.

• For DVD VIDEO, the selected language may be abbreviated on the TV screen. See “Appendix B: Table of languages and their abbreviations” on page 33.

To change the audio language or sound (AUDIO)

2 Press 5/∞ or AUDIO to select the desired

audio.

Each time you press 5/∞ or AUDIO, the audio changes.

For DVD VIDEO (example)

1/3 ENGLISH 2/3 FRENCH 3/3 SPANISH

For SVCD

ST1 ST2 L- 1 R-1 L- 2 R-2

For Video CD

ST (Stereo) L R

3 Press ENTER.

You can hear the selected audio. The audio selection window is dismissed.

NOTES

• The audio selection window will automatically disappear if you do not change the audio for several seconds.

• For DVD VIDEO, the selected language may be abbreviated on the TV screen. See “Appendix B: Table of languages and their abbreviations” on page 33.

To select a scene angle of DVD VIDEO (ANGLE)

You can enjoy a variety of scene angles if the DVD VIDEO disc contains “multi-angle” parts, where multiple cameras were used to shoot the same scene from different angles.

Hint

At the beginning of a “multi-angle” part, appears on the TV screen (except when the [ON SCREEN GUIDE] preference is set to [OFF]).

1 During playback, press ANGLE - SLIDE

EFFECT.

The angle selection window appears on the TV screen.

1/3

The audio selection setting allows you to change the audio language of a movie, or to listen to karaoke with or without the vocal.

Hint

At the beginning of the part where multiple audio tracks are recorded, appears on the TV screen (except when the [ON SCREEN GUIDE] preference is set to [OFF]).

1 During playback, press AUDIO.

The audio selection window appears on the TV screen.

1/3

ENGLISH

2 Press 5/∞ or ANGLE - SLIDE EFFECT to

select the desired angle.

Each time you press 5/∞ or ANGLE - SLIDE EFFECT, the angle changes.

3 Press ENTER.

You can see the picture from the selected angle. The angle selection window is dismissed.

NOTES

• The angle selection window will automatically disappear if you do not change the angle for several seconds.

• This function may not work with some DVD VIDEO discs.

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SOUND EFFECT

ZOOM

5/∞/2/3

ENTER

VFP(XV-N210B/XV-N212S)

VFP - I/P(XV-N310B/XV-N312S/

XV-N315B/XV-N316S)

ON SCREEN

Special picture and sound effects

2 Press 2/3 to select the desired preset.

Each time you press the button, the VFP mode changes as follows. Set the video type most suitable to the current program or the room conditions.

NORMAL CINEMA USER 1 USER 2

Selected preset

USER 1

GAMMA

BRIGHTNESS

CONTRAST

SATURATION

TINT

SHARPNESS

Y DELAY

Parameter

MID

+ 4

+10

LOW

+ 2

To zoom in pictures

1 During playback or while paused, press

ZOOM.

ZOOM x 1.5

Pressing ZOOM causes the player to zoom in on the image. At the top left of the screen, the information for the current magnification appears for about 5 seconds. Each time you press ZOOM, the magnification rate is changed (1.5, 2 and 4 times).

When a picture of a DVD VIDEO disc is viewed on a normal TV screen (4:3, Letter Box), black bars may appear at the top and bottom of the screen.

2 Press 5/∞/2/3 to move the zoomed position.

To return to the normal playback

Select the normal size by pressing ZOOM repeatedly.

NOTES

• While zoomed, the picture may look coarse.

• This function may not work with some DVD VIDEO discs.

[NORMAL]: for watching TV in a general room. [CINEMA]: for watching a movie software in a room with

suppressed light.

[USER 1] [USER 2]: you can adjust parameters that affect

the picture character and store the settings as a user preset. See the next step.

3 To define a user setting, press 5/∞ to select

a parameter to be edited from the following.

• GAMMA

Adjust this if the neutral color is bright or dark. The brightness of dark and bright portion is maintained. Available range: LOW/MID/HIGH.

• BRIGHTNESS

Adjust this if the picture is bright or dark on the whole. Available range: –16 (darkest) to +16 (brightest).

• CONTRAST

Adjust this if the far and near position is unnatural. Available range: –12 to +12.

• SATURATION

Adjust this if the picture is whitish or blackish. Available range: –16 (blackest) to +16 (whitest).

•TINT

Adjust this if the appearance of flesh tone is unnatural. Available range: –16 to +16.

• SHARPNESS

Adjust this if the picture is indistinct. Available range: LOW/HIGH.

•Y DELAY

Adjust this if the picture looks separately/overlapped. Available range: –2 to +2.

4 Press ENTER.

A window for setting parameters appears.

To adjust the picture character (VFP)

The VFP (Video Fine Processor) function allows you to adjust the picture character according to the type of programming, picture tone or personal preferences.

1 During playback, press VFP (for XV-N210B/

XV-N212S) or VFP - I/P (for XV-N310B/XVN312S/XV-N315B/XV-N316S).

The VFP mode selection window appears on the TV screen.

SATURATION + 4

Selected parameter

5 Press 5/∞ to adjust the level of the

parameter.

The higher value enhances the effect for each item other than [GAMMA] and [SHARPNESS].

6 Press ENTER.

Repeat steps 3 to 6 if you want to set other parameters.

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To dismiss the VFP mode selection window

Press VFP (for XV-N210B/XV-N212S) or VFP - I/P (for XVN310B/XV-N312S/XV-N315B/XV-N316S).

Menu bar functions

NOTES

• The window for VFP mode selection and parameter setting disappear if no operation is made for about 10 seconds.

• The VFP function is not available while the picture is zoomed.

To change sound field (SOUND EFFECT)

Using the Sound Effect function, you can change the sound field only for analog audio output.

1 During playback, press SOUND EFFECT.

The Sound Effect indication appears on the TV screen.

2 Press SOUND EFFECT to select the desired

mode.

Each time you press the button, the Sound Effect mode changes as follows:

SOUND EFFECT:1 SOUND EFFECT:2

OFF SOUND EFFECT:3

• As the value becomes bigger, the Sound Effect works stronger.

To deactivate the Sound Effect

Press SOUND EFFECT repeatedly until [OFF] appears on the TV screen.

To bring up the menu bar

1 When a disc is inserted, press ON SCREEN.

A status bar for the type of disc inserted will appear on the TV screen. See page 10 for details about the status bar.

2 Press ON SCREEN again.

A menu bar for the type of disc inserted will appear under the status bar.

(for DVD VIDEO)

8.5Mbps

(for SVCD)

OFF

(for Video CD)

OFF

(for Audio CD)

OFF PROG. RND.

TITLE 33 TOTAL 1:25:58CHAP 33

CHAP.

PROG. RND.

1/3 1/3OFF 1/5

ST1

STPROG. RND.

TIME 25:58TRACK 33

-/4

TIME 25:58TRACK 33

NOTE

The Sound Effect indication disappears if no operation is made for a few seconds.

To dismiss the menu bar and status bar

Press ON SCREEN.

Basic operation procedure

1 Press 2/3 to select the icon you want to

work with.

The selected icon is pointed by .

2 Press ENTER.

With many icons, an appropriate pull-down window appears, however, there are some exceptions.

NOTES

• A mark or text on the menu icon for the function or mode currently selected is shown in green.

• Some functions are not available during playback. (You cannot move to the associated icon when it is not available.)

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Menu bar functions for DVD VIDEO

Time mode selection

During playback, selects the time mode shown in the display window and in the status bar.

Press ENTER to select the time mode from the following.

• TOTAL: Current title elapsed time

• T.REM: Current title remaining time

• TIME: Current chapter elapsed time

• REM: Current chapter remaining time

Repeat mode (See also page 16)

Selects the repeat mode during playback.

1. Open the pull-down window.

2. Press 5/∞ to select the repeat mode from the following.

• CHAPTER: Current chapter repeat

• TITLE: Current title repeat

• A-B: A-B repeat

• OFF: Repeat mode deactivated

3. Press ENTER to make the selected repeat function active.

Time search (See also page 14)

Specifies a time from the beginning of the current title as the point from which to begin playback.

CHAP.

During playback, specifies a desired chapter to be played back from.

1. Open the pull-down window.

2. Press numeric buttons (0 to 9) to enter a desired chapter number. (For example, to specify “10,” press 1, then 0.)

3. Press ENTER to begin playback from the specified chapter.

Chapter search

Menu bar functions for SVCD/Video CD/ Audio CD

Time mode selection

Selects the time mode shown in the display window and in the status bar.

Press ENTER to select the time mode from the following.

• TIME: Current track elapsed time

• REM: Current track remaining time (while in stop mode,

• TOTAL: Disc elapsed time

• T.REM: Disc remaining time (while in stop mode, disc total time)

Selects the repeat mode.

1. Open the pull-down window.

2. Press 5/∞ to select the repeat mode from the following.

3. Press ENTER to make the selected repeat function active.

Specifies a time from the beginning of the disc as the point from which to begin playback.

PROG.

While stopped, specifies the playback order of tracks.

While stopped, activates random playback.

current track total time)

Repeat mode (See also page 16)

• TRACK: Current track repeat

• ALL: All track repeat

• A-B: A-B repeat

• OFF: Repeat mode deactivated

Time search (See also page 14)

Program playback (See also page 14)

RND.

Random playback (See also page 15)

Audio selection (See also page 17)

During playback, selects the audio language or sound track.

1. Open the pull-down window.

2. Press 5/∞ to select a desired audio language or sound track.

3. Press ENTER to begin playback with the selected audio.

Subtitle selection (See also page 17)

During playback, selects the subtitle language.

1. Open the pull-down window.

2. Press 5/∞ to select a desired subtitle language.

3. Press ENTER to begin playback with the selected subtitle.

Angle selection (See also page 17)

During playback, selects a desired scene angle in a multi-angle part.

1. Open the pull-down window.

2. Press 5/∞ to select a scene angle.

3. Press ENTER to begin playback with the selected scene angle.

Audio selection (See also page 17)

During SVCD/Video CD playback, selects the audio channel(s).

1. Open the pull-down window.

2. Press 5/∞ to select a desired audio channel(s).

3. Press ENTER to play back with the selected audio channel(s).

Subtitle selection (See also page 17)

During SVCD playback, selects the subtitle.

1. Open the pull-down window.

2. Press 5/∞ to select a desired subtitle.

3. Press ENTER to begin playback with the selected subtitle.

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Audio/Video files playback

Outline

The player can play back MP3/JPEG/MPEG-4 (simple profile/asf file) files on either a personally recorded CD-R/RW disc, or a commercially available CD. You can select and play back files using the Control display on the TV screen.

• The player may be unable to play back a disc due to the

characteristics or recording conditions.

Precautions

About files and folders (groups) on the disc

• Files are sometimes grouped into folders by genre, album, etc.

In this manual, “group” is also referred to as “folder.”

• A folder which has one or more files is regarded as a group.

• The player can detect and play back the groups which are

located up to the fifth layer.

• The files in the Control display are arranged by the alphabetical

order of extensions as follows: “.asf,” “.jpeg” and “.mp3.”

• Time required for reading the disc contents may vary for

different discs, depending on the numbers of folders (groups) and files recorded, etc.

• Files which do not belong to any folder are grouped into “group

1.”

• The player recognizes up to 999 files per group, and up to 250

groups per disc. Files other than MP3/JPEG/MPEG-4 files also count in the 999 total.

Notes for making files/groups

• If a file name includes even one 2-byte character, the player may not show the file name correctly.

• The player supports up to 12 characters as the group/file names.

• The player can only recognize files with one of the following extensions, which can be in any combination of upper and lower case:

- For MP3 files, “.MP3,” “.mp3.”

- For JPEG files, “.JPG,” “.JPEG,” “.jpg,” “.jpeg.”

- For MPEG-4 files, “.ASF,” “.asf.”

• For MP3 files:

- It is recommended that you record your material at a 44.1 kHz

sampling rate, using the 128 kbps data transfer rate.

- ID 3 Tag is not available.

- MP3i and MP3 Pro are not available.

• For JPEG files:

- We recommend you to record your material at a 640 × 480

pixel resolution.

- This player supports the baseline JPEG and progressive

JPEG formats.

- The player does not support a baseline-formatted picture of

more than 5120 × 3413 pixels. Make sure that the pictures pixel size is 5120 × 3413 pixels or less.

- The player cannot play back a progressive JPEG file of more

than 2048 x 1536 pixels.

- Depending on the TV used, the border area of the picture may

be cut off.

• For MPEG-4 files:

- This player supports the type of simple profile and asf as

MPEG-4 files.

- To play back MPEG-4 files created on a digital still/video

camera on this player, record them on a CD-R/RW disc and play it back.

- The size of the playback screen will be the same size as it is

recorded.

- Some recorded files may not be able to be played back

depending on file characteristics, kind of digital still/video cameras, or recording conditions.

- Some MPEG-4 files created on a personal computer may not

be played back.

- For additional information concerning MPEG-4 files playback

on the XV-N315B/XV-N316S, refer to the separate sheet.

Max. 250 groups per disc

File 1.mp3 File 2.mp3 File 3.mp3

Group 2

File 1.jpg File 2.jpg File 3.jpg

Group 4

File 4.jpg

Max.999 files per group

Group 1

File 4.jpg File 5.jpg

File 6.jpg

Group 3

Notes for making your own disc using a CD-R/CDRW disc

• Use “ISO 9660” as the disc format.

• The player does not support “packet writing (UDF file)” discs.

• The player supports discs recorded with up to five multiple sessions.

• Some discs may not play due to disc characteristics or recording conditions.

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CANCEL

ZOOM

5/∞/2/3

MENU - THUMBNAIL LIST

ENTER

3 (SELECT) ¢

Basic operations

When you insert a disc with groups and files, the Control display that shows the contents of the disc automatically appears on the TV screen. You can specify and play back the desired group/file from the Control display using the following procedure.

1 Make sure that the cursor bar is in the left

(group) column on the Control display.

Current playback mode

NORMAL

Select these sections to show the upper layer.

DISC CONTROL

GROUP

MP3

MPEG4

SLIDESHOW

MIX

MOVIE01.asf

MOVIE02.asf

PICT01.jpg

PICT02.jpg

PICT03.jpg

MUSIC01.mp3

MUSIC02.mp3

To pause playback

Press 8. Pressing 3 (SELECT) resumes normal playback.

To zoom in a picture

Press ZOOM.

• Each time you press ZOOM, the magnification rate is changed — 1.5 times, 2 times and 4 times for JPEG file; 2 times and 4 times for MPEG-4 file. (4-time magnification for JPEG file is possible only when its resolution is 640 x 480 pixels or more.)

• The four-time magnification may not work for some MPEG-4 files according to their resolutions.

• Pressing 5/∞/2/3 moves the zoomed position during playback of JPEG file. [PAN UP], [PAN DOWN], [PAN LEFT] and [PAN RIGHT] are shown respectively on the TV screen.

To cancel the zoom function, select the normal size by pressing ZOOM repeatedly.

To rotate/reflect a still picture

While a still picture is played back:

• Pressing 3 rotates the picture by 90° clockwise.

• Pressing 2 rotates the picture by 90° counterclockwise.

• Pressing 5 reflects the picture vertically.

• Pressing ∞ reflects the picture horizontally.

• [ROTATING] is shown on the TV screen.

To stop playback

Press 7. The Control display appears on the TV.

NOTES

• It may take time to show the Control display due to the layer configuration of the files and groups.

• The elapsed time may be incorrectly indicated on the display window due to the recording condition of the file.

• In the normal playback mode, playback stops when all the files in a group are played.

• The playback information appears on the TV as follows:

- [JPEG DATA ERROR] means that this player cannot play back

the file.

- [JPEG DATA CORRUPTED] means that the file has error but

the player can play it back.

- [NEXT] means the player skips to the next file.

- [PREVIOUS] means the player skips to the previous file.

- [SELECT] means the file is selected on the thumbnail screen.

Current group

Group column

• If it is in the right column, press 2 to move it to the left

column.

Selected file

File column

2 Press 5/∞ to move the bar to a desired

group, then press ENTER or 3.

• In the right column, files in the selected group are shown.

3 Press 5/∞ to select the desired file, then

press ENTER.

The selected file is played back.

• When you press 3 (SELECT), the continuous playback

starts from the selected file.

• You can change the files on the list by pressing 4/¢.

NOTES

• Files can also be selected by pressing the numeric buttons.

• If no operation is made for more than 5 minutes while the Control display is shown, the screen saver function will be activated and the Control display disappears.

Direct selection for JPEG files

You can select a particular JPEG file from the thumbnail screen.

1 Press and hold MENU - THUMBNAIL/LIST

while a JPEG file is selected on the Control display.

The thumbnail screen appears on the TV screen. Up to nine thumbnails from the selected file at a time can be displayed on the screen.

• When selecting a group on the Control display, the thumbnail screen does not appear.

2 Press 5/∞/2/3 to select the desired picture

on the thumbnail screen, then press ENTER.

The selected picture is played back.

• You can change the thumbnails by pressing 4/¢. All the JPEG files in the single group are displayed every nine thumbnails.

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Changing the playback order

Playing back in random order (Random play)

1 While stopped, press 2 to select the current

playback mode (such as [NORMAL]).

2 Press ENTER repeatedly to select

[RANDOM].

3 Press 3 to move the cursor bar to the file

column.

Repeat playback

1 While stopped, press 2 to select the current

playback mode (such as [NORMAL]).

2 Press ENTER repeatedly to select the desired

repeat mode.

REPEAT 1: Repeats the current file. REPEAT GROUP: Repeats all files in the current group. REPEAT ALL: Repeats all files on the disc.

3 Press 3 to move the cursor bar to the file

column.

4 Press 3 (SELECT).

Playback stops when all the files in the selected group are played back in random order.

To stop random playback

Press 7. Note that the random playback mode remains active.

To quit random playback

Select [NORMAL] in step 2 above.

To play back in a specific order (Program play)

1 In stop mode, press 2 to select the current

playback mode (such as [NORMAL]).

2 Press ENTER repeatedly to select

[PROGRAM].

3 Press 3 to move the bar to the group column,

and press 5/∞ to select the desired group.

4 Press ENTER. 5 Press 5/∞ to select the desired file.

To stop repeat playback

Press 7. Note that the repeat mode remains active.

To quit repeat playback

Select [NORMAL] in step 2 above.

Slide show playback

You can display files (still pictures) one after another automatically.

Press 3 (SELECT) while a JPEG file is selected on the Control display.

The slide show starts from the beginning of the disc.

• The display time varies in size of each file.

6 Press ENTER.

The selected file is added to the program list under [PROGRAM].

7 Repeat steps 3 to 5 to program other files.

To erase the last programmed file

Press 2 to move the cursor bar to the programmed files column, then press CANCEL. The last programmed file is erased.

8 Press 3 (SELECT) to start program playback.

To stop program playback

Press 7. Note that the program playback mode remains active.

To quit program playback mode

Select [NORMAL] in step 2 above.

NOTE

You cannot add a file between the files already programmed.

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ANGLE -

SLIDE EFFECT

5/∞/2/3

SET UP

ENTER

3 (SELECT)

To change the effect on displaying images

You can select the effect of slide show.

• During the slide show playback of progressive JPEG files, you cannot change the effect.

Press and hold ANGLE - SLIDE EFFECT. [SLIDE EFFECT MODE:] and the current mode appear on the TV screen.

• Each time you press and hold the button, the effect changes as follows:

Mode Type of wipe

1 Scroll wipe 1: The next image slides in from top

2 Scroll wipe 2: The next image slides in from

3 Shutter wipe 1: The next image slides in

4 Shutter wipe 2: The next image slides in

5 Blind wipe 1: The next image slides in vertically

to bottom.

bottom to top.

vertically from both sides to center.

vertically from center to both sides.

through 4 slits.

To stop slide show playback in the middle

Press 7. The TV screen returns to the Control display.

• Pressing 3 (SELECT) resumes slide show playback from the

last picture displayed.

To keep showing the current picture

Press 8.

• Pressing 3 (SELECT) resumes slide show playback.

NOTE

During slide show playback, you cannot use the thumbnail function.

Changing the picture of the opening display

You can change and set the opening display to your favorite image. See page 27.

1 Play back a JPEG file to be displayed as the

opening display.

When the slide show is started, press 8 to pause the slide show.

2 Press SET UP and 2/3 to show PICTURE

menu of the on-screen menu.

3 Press 5/∞ to select [BACKGROUND], then

press ENTER.

4 Press 5/∞ to select [SAVE AS

BACKGROUND], then press ENTER.

5 Press 5/∞ to select [YES], then press

ENTER.

The player starts reading the selected JPEG file, and the opening screen is changed after reading the file.

• The previous picture of the opening display is overwritten by the newly saved file.

To dismiss the menu screen

Press SET UP.

To resume the JVC’s opening screen

Select [STANDARD] in step 4.

6 Slide wipe 1: The next image slides in from left to

7 Slide wipe 2: The next image slides in from right

8 Door wipe 1: The next image slides in

9 Door wipe 2: The next image slides in

10 Window wipe: The next image slides in from

11 Blind wipe 2: The next image slides in

RAND The player selects and applies the effect to each

NONE Cancels the effect.

right.

to left.

horizontally from both sides to center.

horizontally from center to both sides.

each side to center.

horizontally through 4 slits.

image randomly.

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Changing the initial settings

5/∞/2/3

ENTERSET UP

Selecting preferences

This section refers to the settings which are already made when you purchase the player. Read this section when you want to connect this player to a wide-vision TV set, or when you want to otherwise change the settings according to your preferences and viewing environment.

OTHERS

RESUME

ON SCREEN GUIDE

AUTO STANDBY

PARENTAL LOCK

SELECT

OFF

USE 5∞23 TO SELECT USE ENTER TO CONFIRM TO EXIT PRESS SETUP

For the XV-N315B/XV-N316S, the actual OTHERS menu differs from the above illustration. Refer to the separate sheet for the correct information.

How to set preferences

1 Press SET UP.

One of the preference on-screen displays appears on the TV screen. You can see four icons at the top right of the on-screen display for the settings.

: LANGUAGE menu

: PICTURE menu

: AUDIO menu

: OTHERS menu

2 Press 2/3 to select the appropriate icon.

The appropriate display appears on the TV screen.

3 Press 5/∞ to move to select the item you

want to edit.

The color of the selected item changes.

4 Press ENTER.

A pull-down menu appears over the selected item.

About the Preference display

The Preference display consists of the LANGUAGE, PICTURE, AUDIO and OTHERS setting displays, each having setting items.

LANGUAGE

MENU LANGUAGE

AUDIO LANGUAGE

SUBTITLE

ON SCREEN LANGUAGE

SELECT

PICTURE

MONITOR TYPE

PICTURE SOURCE

SCREEN SAVER

BACKGROUND

SELECT

AUDIO

DIG TAL AUDIO OUTPUT

ANALOG DOWN MIX

D RANGE CONTROL

OUTPUT LEVEL

SELECT

ENGLISH

USE 5∞23 TO SELECT USE ENTER TO CONFIRM TO EXIT PRESS SETUP

4:3 LB

AUTO

STANDARD

USE 5∞23 TO SELECT USE ENTER TO CONFIRM TO EXIT PRESS SETUP

STREAM/PCM

STEREO

NORMAL

STANDARD

USE 5∞23 TO SELECT USE ENTER TO CONFIRM TO EXIT PRESS SETUP

5 Press 5/∞ to select from the options then

press ENTER.

The selected option is set.

• For details about each setting, see the following.

To dismiss a preference display

Press SET UP.

NOTES

• While a disc containing MP3/MPEG-4 files is inserted, you cannot bring up any preference display.

• When a preference display is shown on a wide TV screen, the upper and lower parts of the preference display sometimes may be cut off. If this happens, adjust the picture size control of the TV.

LANGUAGE

MENU LANGUAGE

AUDIO LANGUAGE

SUBTITLE

ON SCREEN LANGUAGE

SELECT

ENGLISH

ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN

USE 5∞ TO SELECT USE ENTER TO CONFIRM TO EXIT PRESS SETUP

Selected item

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LANGUAGE menu

MENU LANGUAGE

You can select the default menu language to be displayed if it is contained on a DVD VIDEO disc.

Setting options

ENGLISH, SPANISH, FRENCH, CHINESE, GERMAN, ITALIAN, JAPANESE, language code from AA to ZU

• If the disc does not have a menu in the selected language, the disc’s default language will be used.

• For details about language codes, see “Appendix B: Table of languages and their abbreviations” on page 33.

• You cannot change the setting during playback.

AUDIO LANGUAGE

You can select the default audio language to be played if it is contained on a DVD VIDEO disc.

Setting options

ENGLISH, SPANISH, FRENCH, CHINESE, GERMAN, ITALIAN, JAPANESE, language code from AA to ZU

• If the disc does not have the selected language, the disc’s default language will be used.

• For details about language codes, see “Appendix B: Table of languages and their abbreviations” on page 33.

• You cannot change the setting during playback.

[4:3 LB] (Letter Box conversion): select when you connect the

player to a normal (4:3) TV. When playing back a DVD VIDEO disc recorded in wide picture format, the picture is shown with black bars at the top and bottom.

[4:3 PS] (Pan Scan conversion): select when you connect the

player to a normal (4:3) TV. When playing back a DVD VIDEO disc recorded in wide picture format, the picture is zoomed to fill the screen vertically, and the left and right sides of the image are chopped off. Note, however, that the picture will be shown in the 4:3 LB mode even if you select the 4:3 PS mode depending on the disc.

SUBTITLE

You can select the default subtitle language to be displayed if it is contained on a DVD VIDEO disc.

Setting options

OFF, ENGLISH, SPANISH, FRENCH, CHINESE, GERMAN, ITALIAN, JAPANESE, language code from AA to ZU

• If the disc does not have a subtitle in the selected language, the disc’s default language will be used.

• For details about language codes, see “Appendix B: Table of languages and their abbreviations” on page 33.

• You cannot change the setting during playback.

ON SCREEN LANGUAGE

You can select the on-screen display language of the player.

Setting options

ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN

• Some on-screen messages are shown in English regardless of the setting.

PICTURE menu

MONITOR TYPE

You can select the monitor type to match your TV when you play back DVD VIDEO discs recorded for wide-screen televisions.

Setting options

16:9, 4:3 LB, 4:3 PS [16:9] (Wide television screen): select when you connect the

player to a wide-screen (16:9) TV.

PICTURE SOURCE

This mode selects whether the content on the disc is processed by field (video source) or by frame (film source). You can obtain optimal picture quality according to the source type to be played back by selecting an appropriate option.

Setting options

AUTO, FILM, VIDEO(NORMAL), VIDEO(ACTIVE) [AUTO]: select when playing back a disc containing both video

and film source materials. The player recognizes the picture type (film or video source) of the current disc according to the disc information. Normally, select this option.

[FILM]: select when playing back a film source disc. [VIDEO(NORMAL)]: select when playing back a video source

disc with relatively a few movements.

[VIDEO(ACTIVE)]: select when playing back a video source disc

with relatively a lot of movements.

SCREEN SAVER

You can set the screen saver function to ON or OFF. (See page

11.)

Setting options

ON, OFF

To change the setting, see “How to set preferences” on page 25.

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BACKGROUND

You can change and set the opening display to your favorite image using this menu.

Setting options

STANDARD, USER, SAVE AS BACKGROUND [STANDARD]: select when you use the JVC original image as

the opening display (initial setting).

[USER]: select when you use your favorite image as the opening

display. This item will be taken effect after you register a new image in the next item.

[SAVE AS BACKGROUND]: select when you register a new

image. To register a new image, see “Changing the picture of the opening display” on page 24.

OUTPUT LEVEL

This setting allows you to attenuate the level of the signal output from the player’s analog AUDIO OUT terminals.

Setting options

STANDARD, LOW

• If the sound output from the speaker is distorted, select [LOW].

OTHERS menu

For the XV-N315B/XV-N316S, available items on the OTHERS menu differ from those of the XV-N310B/XV-N312S/XV-N210B/ XV-N212S. Refer to the separate sheet for additional information.

AUDIO menu

RESUME

You can select the resume playback mode. See page 11 for details about the resume playback function.

DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT

To connect the player’s digital output to an external device equipped with a digital input, this item must be set correctly. See “Appendix C: Digital output signal chart” on page 34 for details about the relation between the setting and output signals.

Setting options

PCM ONLY, DOLBY DIGITAL/PCM, STREAM/PCM [PCM ONLY]: select when you connect the DIGITAL OUT jack of

the player to the linear PCM digital input of other audio equipment.

Setting options

ON, OFF, DISC RESUME [ON]: when selected, the player can resume playback of the disc

from the position where playback was last interrupted, if the disc is still in the disc tray.

[OFF]: when selected, the resume function is deactivated. [DISC RESUME]: when selected, the player can resume

playback of the last 30 discs played. The player retains a memory of the interrupted positions of the last 30 discs played, even though they have been removed from the disc tray.

[DOLBY DIGITAL/PCM]: select when you connect the digital

input of a Dolby Digital decoder or an amplifier with a built-in Dolby Digital decoder. When this option is selected, playing back a disc recorded by the MPEG Multichannel format outputs a linear PCM digital signal.

[STREAM/PCM]: select when you connect the digital input of an

amplifier with a built-in DTS, MPEG Multichannel or Dolby Digital decoder, or the stand-alone unit of such a decoder.

• With some DVD VIDEO discs that are not fully copy-protected, a 20 or 24 bit digital signal may be output.

• When playing a DVD VIDEO or Audio CD disc with DTS, use a DTS decoder to get correct signals from your speakers.

ANALOG DOWN MIX

To correctly play the audio on a DVD VIDEO disc recorded with surround multichannel audio, you must set this item properly according to your audio system configuration.

ON SCREEN GUIDE

The player can display “on-screen guide” icons or characters on the picture, which show what is happening to the disc or the player.

Example of “on-screen guide” icons: , ,

Setting options

ON, OFF [ON]: when selected, the on-screen guide is activated.

AUTO STANDBY

When the player is stopped for more than 30 minutes or 60 minutes, the player enters standby mode automatically.

Setting options

60, 30, OFF

Setting options

DOLBY SURROUND, STEREO [DOLBY SURROUND]: select when listening to multichannel

surround audio with the player’s analog AUDIO OUT terminals connected to a surround decoder.

[STEREO]: select when listening to conventional two-channel

PARENTAL LOCK

When this option is selected, pressing ENTER on the remote control unit brings up the PARENTAL LOCK display shown below. This allows you to restrict children from playing DVD VIDEO

discs. stereo audio with the player’s AUDIO OUT terminals connected to a stereo amplifier/receiver or television set, or in case you want to record the audio from a DVD VIDEO disc to MiniDisc, cassette, etc.

PARENTAL LOCK

COUNTRY CODE

SET LEVEL

PASSWORD

EX T

NONE

D. RANGE CONTROL

SELECT

This setting provides optimal audio quality from the analog AUDIO OUT terminals for listening to DVD VIDEO discs recorded in Dolby Digital format, at low or middle volume.

• See page 28 for details about the parental lock setting.

USE 5∞ TO SELECT USE ENTER TO CONFIRM TO EX T PRESS SETUP

Setting options

WIDE RANGE, NORMAL, TV MODE [WIDE RANGE]: when selected, audio is played back with the

widest dynamic range so that you can enjoy powerful playback sound.

[NORMAL]: normally, select this option. [TV MODE]: select if DVD VIDEO disc sound level is lower than

TV program sound level. Thus you can hear sound at a lower volume clearly.

To change the setting, see “How to set preferences” on page 25.

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Numeric buttons

PARENTAL LOCK

COUNTRY CODE

SET LEVEL

PASSWORD

EX T

SELECT

FX GA

NONE

GB GD GE GF GH

USE 5∞ TO SELECT USE ENTER TO CONFIRM TO EX T PRESS SETUP

5/∞

ENTER

Limiting playback by children

This function restricts playback of DVD VIDEO discs which contain violent (and other) scenes according to the level set by the user. For example, if a movie which includes violent scenes supports the parental lock feature, such scenes which you do not want to let children view can be cut or replaced with other scenes.

To set Parental Lock for the first time

1 In stop mode, bring up the OTHERS menu. 2 Press 5/∞ to move to select [PARENTAL

LOCK] then press ENTER.

The Parental Lock on-screen display appears on the TV screen.

5 Press ENTER.

moves to [SET LEVEL].

6 Press ENTER to bring up the pull-down

menu.

In the pull-down menu, [NONE] and levels [8] to [1] are available. [NONE] does not restrict playback. Level [1] is the strictest level. Discs rated higher than the selected level are restricted.

PARENTAL LOCK

SELECT

COUNTRY CODE

SET LEVEL

PASSWORD

EX T

NONE 8

NONE

7 6 5 4 3

USE 5∞ TO SELECT USE ENTER TO CONFIRM TO EX T PRESS SETUP

7 Press 5/∞ to select a desired parental lock

level, then press ENTER.

moves to [PASSWORD].

8 Press the numeric buttons (0 to 9) to enter a

4-digit password.

PARENTAL LOCK

SELECT

COUNTRY CODE

SET LEVEL

PASSWORD

EX T

NEW PASSWORD? TO EX T PRESS SETUP

NONE

1234

PRESS 0 ~ 9 KEY

PARENTAL LOCK

COUNTRY CODE

SET LEVEL

PASSWORD

EXIT

SELECT

NONE

USE 5∞ TO SELECT USE ENTER TO CONF RM TO EXIT PRESS SETUP

3 While is pointing to [COUNTRY CODE],

press ENTER to bring up the pull-down menu.

4 Press 5/∞ to select the country code.

Select the code of the country whose standards were used to rate the DVD VIDEO disc content. See “Appendix A: Country/Area code list for Parental Lock” on page 32.

9 Press ENTER.

The parental lock feature is set.

moves to [EXIT]. Pressing ENTER again returns to the

[OTHERS] menu of the preference display.

Hint

If you want to change the password at step 8, do it before

pressing ENTER.

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To change the settings

To temporarily release the Parental Lock

You can change the parental lock settings later.

1 In stop mode, bring up the OTHERS menu. 2 Press 5/∞ to move to select [PARENTAL

LOCK] and press ENTER.

The parental lock on-screen display appears on the TV screen.

3 While is pointing to [PASSWORD], press

the numeric buttons to enter your current 4digit password then press ENTER.

moves to [COUNTRY CODE] if you enter the correct password. If you enter a wrong password, [WRONG! RETRY...] appears on the TV screen, and you cannot go to the next step. If you forget your password, enter “8888.” The current password is deleted and you can set a new password.

4 To change the [COUNTRY CODE] or [SET

LEVEL], press ENTER to bring up the associated pull-down menu when is pointing to the desired item.

5 Press 5/∞ to select the desired option then

press ENTER.

If you change the country code, you must reselect the parental lock level.

6 While is pointing to [PASSWORD], press

the numeric buttons to enter a 4-digit password.

The password entered in this step becomes the new password. If you want to keep the same password as before, enter the same password.

7 Press ENTER.

moves to [EXIT]. Pressing ENTER again returns to the [OTHERS] menu of the preference display.

If the parental level is set to a strict value, some discs may not play at all. When you insert such a disc and try to play it, the following parental lock on-screen display appears on the TV screen, asking you whether you want the parental lock to be temporarily released or not.

1 Press 5/∞ to move to [TEMPORARY

RELEASE], then press ENTER.

PARENTAL LOCK

TEMPORARY RELEASE

NOT RELEASE

PASSWORD

SELECT

USE 5∞ TO SELECT USE ENTER TO CONFIRM

2 Press the numeric buttons (0 to 9) to enter

your 4-digit password.

The parental lock is released, and the player starts playback. If you enter a wrong password, [WRONG! RETRY...] appears on the TV screen. Enter the correct password.

NOTE

When you enter the wrong password 3 times at step 2 above, moves to [NOT RELEASE] automatically and 5/∞ do not work.

NOTE

If you enter the wrong password more than 3 times in step 3 above, moves to [EXIT] automatically and 5/∞ do not work.

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Additional information

Troubleshooting

Audio

DVD VIDEO disc playback sound level is lower than TV broadcast sound level.

\ Set the [D.RANGE CONTROL] preference to [TV MODE] (see

page 27).

Analog audio output is distorted.

\ Set the [OUTPUT LEVEL] preference to [LOW] (see page 27).

MP3/JPEG/MPEG-4

No sound and/or no picture comes out.

\ MP3/MPEG-4 disc is recorded with the “packet writing (UDF

file).” It cannot be played.

\ Check the files you want to play back.

Power

Power does not come on.

\ Power plug is not inserted securely. Plug in securely.

Operation

“REGION CODE ERROR!” is shown on the TV screen.

\ Region code of the inserted disc does not match the player.

Check the region code of the disc printed on the disc jacket.

Operation is not possible.

\ Microcomputer malfunction due to lightning or static electricity.

Turn off the power and unplug the power cord, then connect the power cord again.

\ Moisture condensation caused by a sudden change of

temperature or humidity. Turn off the power, then turn it on a few hours later.

\ The disc does not allow the operation, or an unplayable disc is

inserted. Check and replace the disc (see page 2).

[LOCK] is displayed on the display window and the disc tray does not open.

\ When you press 0 while pressing down 7 on the player in

standby mode, the tray lock function is activated. The disc tray cannot be opened or closed in this status. To release this status, press 0 while pressing down 7 on the player in standby mode.

Files (tracks) are not played in the recorded order.

\ This player plays the files in the alphabetic order. So, the

playback order can vary.

MPEG-4 files cannot be played back.

\ The format of the file is not asf.

Picture

Picture is noisy.

\ The player is connected to a VCR directly and the copyguard

function is activated. Connect the player so that the picture signal flows directly to the TV.

\ With some discs, the picture may be blurred when [PICTURE

SOURCE] is set to [FILM] or [AUTO]. Set [PICTURE SOURCE] to [VIDEO (NORMAL)] or [VIDEO (ACTIVE)].

No picture is displayed on the TV screen or the screen is blurred or divided into two parts. (for XV-N310B/XV-N312S/ XV-N315B/XV-N316S)

\ The player is in the progressive scanning mode though it is

connected to a TV via the VIDEO jack or via the SCART connector. Observe the display window. If [P] is turned on, the player is in the progressive scanning mode. Make the Progressive scanning mode inactive by using the VFP - I/P button. (See page 6.)

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Specifications

Specifications and appearance are subject to change without prior notice.

General

Readable discs DVD VIDEO, DVD-R (Video format), DVD-

Video format PAL

Other

Power requirements

Power consumption

Mass 1.6 kg Dimensions (W × H × D)

Video outputs

VIDEO OUT (pin jack)

RGB Output 700 mVp-p (75 Ω) COMPONENT (pin jacks) (for XV-N310B/XV-N312S/XV-N315B/

Horizontal resolution

RW (Video format), SVCD, Video CD, Audio CD (CD-DA), CD-R/RW (CD-DA, SVCD, Video CD, MP3 format, JPEG, MPEG-4)

(For XV-N310B/XV-N312S/XV-N315B/XVN316S only: Interlace scan/Progressive scan selectable)

AC 230 V , 50 Hz

11.0 W (POWER ON), 2.0 W (STANDBY mode)

435 mm × 44 mm × 201 mm

1.0 Vp-p (75 Ω)

XV-N316S) Y Output: 1.0 Vp-p (75 Ω) P

B/PR Output: 0.7 Vp-p (75 Ω)

500 lines or more

• “CONSUMERS SHOULD NOTE THAT NOT ALL HIGH DEFINITION TELEVISION SETS ARE FULLY COMPATIBLE WITH THIS PRODUCT AND MAY CAUSE ARTIFACTS TO BE DISPLAYED IN THE PICTURE. IN CASE OF 525 OR 625 PROGRESSIVE SCAN PICTURE PROBLEMS, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE USER SWITCH THE CONNECTION TO THE ‘STANDARD DEFINITION’ OUTPUT. IF THERE ARE QUESTIONS REGARDING OUR TV SET COMPATIBILITY WITH THIS MODEL 525p AND 625p DVD PLAYER, PLEASE CONTACT OUR CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER.”

Audio outputs

ANALOG OUT (pin jack)

DIGITAL OUT (COAXIAL)

2.0 Vrms (10 kΩ)

0.5 Vp-p (75 Ω termination)

Audio characteristics

Frequency response

Dynamic range 16 bit: More than 98 dB

Wow and flutter Unmeasurable (less than ± 0.002%) Total harmonic distortion

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

• “DTS” and “DTS 2.0+Digital Out” are trademarks of Digital Theater Systems, Inc.

• USE OF THIS PRODUCT IN ANY MANNER THAT COMPLIES WITH THE MPEG-4 VISUAL STANDARD IS PROHIBITED, EXCEPT FOR USE BY A CONSUMER ENGAGING IN PERSONAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES.

• This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by method claims of certain U.S. patents and other intellectual property rights owned by Macrovision Corporation and other rigths owners. Use of this copyright protection technology must be authorized by Macrovision Corporation, and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision Corporation. Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited.

CD (sampling frequency 44.1 kHz):

2 Hz to 20 kHz

DVD (sampling frequency 48 kHz):

2 Hz to 22 kHz (4 Hz to 20 kHz for DTS and Dolby Digital bitstream signals)

DVD (sampling frequency 96 kHz)

2 Hz to 44 kHz

20 bit/24 bit: More than 100 dB

less than 0.009%

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Appendix A: Country/Area code list for Parental Lock

AD Andorra AE United Arab Emirates AF Afghanistan AG Antigua and Barbuda

AI Anguilla

AL Albania

AM Armenia

AN Netherlands Antilles AO Ango la AQ Antarctica AR Argentina AS American Samoa

AT Austria

AU Australia

AW Ar uba

AZ Azerbaijan BA Bosnia and Herzegovina BB Barbados BD Bangladesh BE Belgium BF Burkina Faso BG Bulgaria BH Bahrain

BI Burundi BJ Benin

BM Bermuda

BN Brunei Darussalam BO Bolivia BR Brazil BS Bahamas BT Bhutan BV Bouvet Island

BW Botswana

BY Belarus BZ Belize CA Canada CC Cocos (Keeling) Islands CF Central African Republic

CG Congo

CH Switzerland

CI Côte d’Ivoire CK Cook Islands CL Chile

CM Cameroon

CN China

CO Colombia

CR Costa Rica CU Cuba CV Cape Verde CX Christmas Island CY Cyprus CZ Czech Republic DE Germany DJ Djibouti DK Denmark

DM Dominica DO Dominican Republic

DZ Algeria EC Ecuador EE Estonia EG Egypt EH Western Sahara

ER Eritrea ES Spain

ET Ethiopia

FI Finland FJ Fiji FK Falkland Islands

FM Micronesia (Federated States

of) FO Faroe Islands FR France

FX France, Metropolitan GA Gabon GB United Kingdom GD Grenada GE Georgia GF French Guiana GH Ghana

GI Gibraltar GL Greenland

GM Gambia

GN Guinea GP Guadeloupe

GQ Equatorial Guinea

GR Greece GS South Georgia and the South

Sandwich GT Guatemala GU Guam

GW Guinea-Bissau

GY Guyana HK Hong Kong

HM Heard Island and McDonald

Islands HN Honduras HR Croatia HT Haiti HU Hungary

ID Indonesia IE Ireland IL Israel

IN India IO British Indian Ocean Territory IQ Iraq

IR Iran (Islamic Republic of)

IS Iceland

IT Italy

JM Jamaica

JO Jordan JP Japan

KE Kenya KG Kyrgyzstan KH Cambodia

KI Kiribati

KM Comoros KN Saint Kitts and Nevis KP Korea, Democratic People's

Republic of

KR Korea, Republic of

KW Kuwait

KY Cayman Islands

KZ Kazakhstan

LA Lao People's Democratic

Republic LB Lebanon LC Saint Lucia LI Liechtenstein LK Sri Lanka LR Liberia LS Lesotho LT Lithuania LU Luxembourg LV L a t v i a LY Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

MA Morocco MC Monaco MD Moldova, Republic of MG Madagascar MH Marshall Islands ML Mali MM Myanmar MN Mongolia MO Macau MP Nor thern Mariana Islands MQ Martinique MR Mauritania MS Montserrat MT Malta MU Mauritius MV Maldives

MW Malawi

MX Mexico MY Malaysia MZ Mozambique NA Namibia NC New Caledonia NE Niger

NF Norfolk Island

NG Nigeria

NI Nicaragua

NL Netherlands NO Norway NP Nepal NR Nauru NU Niue

NZ New Zealand OM Oman

PA Pa n a m a

PE Peru

PF French Polynesia PG Papua New Guinea PH Philippines

PK Pakistan

PL Poland PM Saint Pierre and Miquelon PN Pitcairn PR Puerto Rico

PT Portugal PW Palau

PY Paraguay QA Qatar RE Réunion RO Roman ia RU Russian Federation

(for page 28)

RW Rwanda

SA Saudi Arabia SB Solomon Islands SC Seychelles SD Sudan SE Sweden SG Singapore SH Saint Helena

SI Slovenia SJ Svalbard and Jan Mayen SK Slovakia SL Sierra Leone

SM San Marino

SN Senegal SO Somalia SR Suriname ST Sao Tome and Principe SV El Salvador SY Syrian Arab Republic SZ Swaziland TC Turks and Caicos Islands TD Chad TF French Southern Territories TG Togo TH Thailand TJ Tajikistan TK Tokelau TM Turkmenistan TN Tunisia TO Tonga TP East Timor TR Turkey TT Trinidad and Tobago TV Tuvalu

TW Taiwan

TZ Tanzania, United Republic of UA Ukraine

UG Uganda UM United States Minor Outlying

Islands US United States UY Uruguay UZ Uzbekistan VA Vatican City State (Holy See) VC Saint Vincent and the

Grenadines VE Venezuela VG Virgin Islands (British)

VI Virgin Islands (U.S.) VN Vietnam VU Vanuatu

WF Wallis and Futuna Islands WS Samoa

YE Yemen YT Mayotte YU Yugoslavia ZA South Africa ZM Zambia ZR Zaire

ZW Zimbabwe

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Appendix B: Table of languages and their abbreviations

AA Afar FA Persian KM Cambodian OM (Afan) Oromo SU Sundanese AB Abkhazian FI Finnish KN Kannada OR Oriya SV Swedish AF Afrikaans FJ Fiji KO Korean (KOR) PA Panjabi SW Swahili AM Ameharic FO Faroese KS Kashmiri PL Polish TA Tamil AR Arabic FY Frisian KU Kurdish PS Pashto, Pushto TE Telugu AS Assamese GA Irish KY Kirghiz PT Portuguese TG Tajik AY Aymara GD Scots Gaelic LA Latin QU Quechua TH Thai AZ Azerbaijani GL Galician LN Lingala RM Rhaeto-Romance TI Tigrinya BA Bashkir GN Guarani LO Laothian RN Kirundi TK Turkmen BE Byelorussian GU Gujarati LT Lithuanian RO Rumanian TL Tagalog BG Bulgarian HA Hausa LV Latvian, Lettish RU Russian TN Setswana BH Bihari HI Hindi MG Malagasy RW Kinyarwanda TO Tongan BI Bislama HR Croatian MI Maori SA Sanskrit TR Turkish BN Bengali, Bangla HU Hungarian MK Macedonian SD Sindhi TS Tsonga BO Tibetan HY Armenian ML Malayalam SG Sangho TT Tatar BR Breton IA Interlingua MN Mongolian SH Serbo-Croatian TW Twi CA Catalan IE Interlingue MO Moldavian SI Singhalese UK Ukrainian CO Corsican IK Inupiak MR Marathi SK Slovak UR Urdu CS Czech IN Indonesian MS Malay (MAY) SL Slovenian UZ Uzbek CY Welsh IS Icelandic MT Maltese SM Samoan VI Vietnamese DA Danish IW Hebrew MY Burmese SN Shona VO Volapuk DZ Bhutani JI Yiddish NA Nauru SO Somali WO Wolof EL Greek JW Javanese NE Nepali SQ Albanian XH Xhosa EO Esperanto KA Georgian NL Dutch SR Serbian YO Yoruba ET Estonian KK Kazakh NO Norwegian SS Siswati ZU Zulu EU Basque KL Greenlandic OC Occitan ST Sesotho

(for pages 17 and 26)

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Appendix C: Digital output signal chart

Disc type

PCM ONLY DOLBY DIGITAL/PCM STREAM/PCM

(for page 27)

Output

DVD with 48/44.1 kHz, 16/20/24 bit linear PCM

DVD with DTS 48 kHz, 16 bit, stereo linear PCM DTS bitstream

DVD with Dolby Digital 48 kHz, 16 bit, stereo linear PCM Dolby Digital bitstream

DVD with MPEG Multichannel 48 kHz, 16 bit, stereo linear PCM MPEG bitstream

SVCD/Video CD/Audio CD 44.1 kHz, 16 bit, stereo linear PCM

Audio CD with DTS 48 kHz, 16 bit, stereo linear PCM DTS bitstream

CD-R/RW with MP3 Linear PCM

CD-R/RW with MPEG-4 No output

48/44.1 kHz, 16 bit, stereo linear PCM

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Appendix D: Glossary

ASF

ASF is an abbreviation of “Advanced Streaming Format,” and is a data compression format for streaming developed by Microsoft Corporation. ASF can contain the various data types such as audio, video, and text.

Aspect ratio

A ratio which defines the shape of the rectangular picture in a TV. It is the width of the picture relative to the height. A conventional TV picture is 4:3 in aspect ratio.

Bitstream

The digital form of multichannel audio data (e.g., 5.1-channel) before it is decoded into its various channels.

Chapter/title

Chapter is the smallest division and title is the largest division on DVD VIDEO. A chapter is a division of a title and similar to a track for Video CD or Audio CD.

Component video

Video signals with three channels of separate information that makes up the picture. There are some types of component video, such as R/G/B and Y/C

Composite video

A single video signal commonly used in most consumer video products that contains all luminance, color, and synchronization information.

Dolby Digital (AC3)

A six-channel system consisting of left, center, right, left rear, right rear and LFE (Low-Frequency Effect channel, for use with a sub-woofer) channels. All processing is done in the digital domain. Not all Dolby Digital discs contain six (5.1) channels of information.

Dolby Surround/Dolby Pro Logic

Dolby Surround records four channels of front and rear audio in two channels in a way that allows a decoder to recover the original four channels for playback. Because the audio is recorded in two channels, it can be played back naturally by a two-channel stereo system. Dolby Pro Logic introduces directional circuits in decoder-side processing (increasing the level of specific channels and lowering the level of silent channels) for greater spatial perspective, and adds a center speaker used primarily for dialog. The result is enhanced channel separation.

B(PB)/CR(PR).

Linear PCM audio

PCM stands for “pulse code modulation.” Linear PCM is the usual method for digitally encoding audio without compression, and is used for the audio tracks on DVD VIDEO discs, Audio CDs, etc.

MP3

MP3 is an audio data compression format, which stands for MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3. Using MP3, you can achieve a data reduction of about 1:10.

MPEG-4

MPEG-4 is an audio/video data compression format, which is highly efficient and more stable than MPEG-1 and MPEG-2.

MPEG Multichannel

This feature expands the 5.1 channel audio format recorded on the disc to a 7.1 channel format. The further expansion of the 5.1 channel audio makes it easy for you to reproduce the movie theater experience in your own home.

PAL (Phase Alternation by Line)

A color television system format used extensively in Western Europe.

PBC

PBC stands for “Playback control” and is a method of controlling disc play for Video CDs (VCD). You are able to interact with the disc through menus.

Progressive scanning

Progressive scanning displays all the horizontal lines of a picture at one time, as a single frame. A progressive scanning DVD player converts the interlaced video from DVD into progressive format for connection to a progressive display. It dramatically increases the vertical resolution.

RGB

An abbreviation for Red, Green and Blue. Color monitors and color television sets display different hues by mixing these three colors.

Trac k

The smallest division on SVCD, Video CD and Audio CD discs.

Down-mix

Internal stereo mix of multichannel surround audio by a DVD player. The down-mix signals are output from stereo output connectors.

DTS

A Digital Surround audio encoding format configured with six (5.1) channels, similar to Dolby Digital. It requires a decoder, either in the player or in an external receiver. DTS stands for Digital Theater Systems. Not all DTS discs contain six (5.1) channels of information.

Dynamic range

The difference between the loudest and softest sounds.

Interlaced scanning

In a conventional video system, a picture is shown on the display monitor in between lines of two halves. The Interlaced scanning system places lines of the second half of the picture in-between lines of the first half of the picture.

JPEG

A popular file format for still image compression and storage. JPEG stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group. There are three sub-types of the JPEG format as follows.

• baseline JPEG: used for digital cameras, the web, etc.

• progressive JPEG: used for the web

• lossless JPEG: an old type, rarely used now

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

“SOME DOS AND DON’TS ON THE SAFE USE OF EQUIPMENT”

This equipment has been designed and manufactured to meet international safety standards

This equipment has been designed and manufactured to meet international safety standards but, like any electrical equipment, care must be taken if you are to obtain the best results and

but, like any electrical equipment, care must be taken if you are to obtain the best results and safety is to be assured.

safety is to be assured.

Do read the operating instructions before you attempt to use the equipment.

Do ensure that all electrical connections (including the mains plug, extension leads and

Do ensure that all electrical connections (including the mains plug, extension leads and interconnections between pieces of equipment) are properly made and in accordance with the

interconnections between pieces of equipment) are properly made and in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. Switch off and withdraw the mains plug when making or changing

manufacturer’s instructions. Switch off and withdraw the mains plug when making or changing connections.

connections.

Do consult your dealer if you are ever in doubt about the installation, operation or safety of

Do consult your dealer if you are ever in doubt about the installation, operation or safety of your equipment.

your equipment.

Do be careful with glass panels or doors on equipment.

DON’T continue to operate the equipment if you are in any doubt about it working normally, or

DON’T continue to operate the equipment if you are in any doubt about it working normally, or if it is damaged in any way–switch off, withdraw the mains plug and consult your dealer.

if it is damaged in any way–switch off, withdraw the mains plug and consult your dealer.

DON’T remove any fixed cover as this may expose dangerous voltages.

XV-N315B/XV-N316S/

XV-N310B/XV-N312S/

XV-N210B/XV-N212S

DVD PLAYER

DON’T leave equipment switched on when it is unattended unless it is specifically stated that it

DON’T leave equipment switched on when it is unattended unless it is specifically stated that it is designed for unattended operation or has a standby mode.

is designed for unattended operation or has a standby mode.

Switch off using the switch on the equipment and make sure that your family know how to do

Switch off using the switch on the equipment and make sure that your family know how to do this.

this.

Special arrangements may need to be made for infirm or handicapped people.

DON’T use equipment such as personal stereos or radios so that you are distracted from the

DON’T use equipment such as personal stereos or radios so that you are distracted from the requirements of traffic safety. It is illegal to watch television whilst driving.

requirements of traffic safety. It is illegal to watch television whilst driving.

DON’T listen to headphones at high volume as such use can permanently damage your

DON’T listen to headphones at high volume as such use can permanently damage your hearing.

hearing.

DON’T obstruct the ventilation of the equipment, for example with curtains or soft furnishings.

Overheating will cause damage and shorten the life of the equipment.

DON’T use makeshift stands and NEVER fix legs with wood screws — to ensure complete

DON’T use makeshift stands and NEVER fix legs with wood screws — to ensure complete safety always fit the manufacturer’s approved stand or legs with the fixings provided according

safety always fit the manufacturer’s approved stand or legs with the fixings provided according to the instructions.

to the instructions.

DON’T allow electrical equipment to be exposed to rain or moisture.

ABOVE ALL

—NEVER let anyone, especially children, push anything into holes, slots or any other opening in

the case -this could result in a fatal electrical shock.;

—NEVER guess or take chances with electrical equipment of any kind -it is better to be safe than

sorry!

VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED

1203STYBICJSC

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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS

DVD PLAYER

XV-N210B, XV-N212S,

XV-N310B, XV-N312S XV-N315B, XV-N316S

CD-ROM No.SML200403

Area Suffix

B -------------------------- U.K. E ------ Continental Europe EN ------- Northern Europe EV --------- Eastern Europe EE ---- Russian Federation

STANDBYON

DISPLAY DMMER

TTLE

SOUND

010 +10

SUB TTLE AUDIO ZOOM

ANGLE

SLDE EFF CT

TOP MENU

THUMBN IL LST

SET UP

ENTER

IP ON SCREEN

S OW

CLEAR

VIDEO

Contents

Safety precaution ------------------------ 2-2 Block diagram ---------------------------- 2-3

Standard schematic diagrams ------- 2-5

Printed circuit boards ------------------- 2-7

No.XA017SCH

2004/03

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In regard with component parts appearing on the silk-screen pr inted side (par ts side) of the PWB diagrams, the parts that are printed over with black such as the resistor ( ), diode ( ) and ICP ( ) or identified by the " " mark nearby are critical for safety. When replacing them, be sure to use the parts of the same type and rating as specified by the manufacturer. (Except the JC version)

2-2 (No.XA017SCH)

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Block diagram

Y/C

RGB

/Composite

Component

S901

/Composite

Coaxial digital

audio output

J707

Analog audio

output

J709

Composite

video output

AUDIOL

AUDIOR

SCART

J705

Terminal

Analog audio

output

Component

/Composite

video output

J708

MODE0 MODE1

24bit 2ch D/A Converter

IC302

SDRAM

ADCDENA DACDENA DCSN DCLK DCOTI

IC303

Flash-ROM

IC404

Flip-Flop

IC403

SPD F

PCMCLK

RSD

TWS

BCK

/DOE SDCLK

MA0 to MA11

/RAS1 /RAS2

LA0 to LA20

LWRLL RESET

LCS3 LOE

LD0 to LD7

LCS1

IC701

AOUTL+/-

AOUTR+/-

/RAS0 /CS0

DQM /WE /CAS

DB0 to DB15

LD0 to LD7

DIP DIN RFO

SCLK SDATA SCSI

SBAD TEI FEI CEI

IC702

OP.AMP.

RGB/S-VIDEO

IC502

REMO

)

IC301

SODC

Super optical disc controller

(

SLDC MIRR SDEFCT

SPDRV

SPMUTE

Remote control

Y/COMPOSITE

IC703

I/O Switch

IC251

Spindle

motor driver

L701

C/Cv/Y

SW501

Power switch

L709

PrOUT

CLK

STB

FLDIN

SG1 to SG9

L706

L708

PbOUT

YOUT

CvOUT

IC501

Display driver

GR1 to GR7

L702

CN502

CN503

S502 to S508

Operation switch

FEP

IC101

(Front end processor)

A B C D E F RF

T+ T-

CN101

FROM

F+ F-

Pick-up

Unit

FODRV TOPEN DRVSB

IC201

4CH Driver

VH SM1 to SM3

TRDRV TRSDRV

TRVSW

H1+ to H3+ H1- to H3-

DI501

FL Display

SWOPEN SWUPDN

F+ F-

-VDISP

FM-

FM+

CN201 CN202

FROM

assembly

Spindle motor

LM+

LM-

FROM

assembly

Loading motor

FW901

FROM

Power supply

board

(No.XA017SCH) 2-3

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< MEMO >

2-4 (No.XA017SCH)

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Standard schematic diagrams

Power supply section

d u p a t o r

Parts are safety assurance parts. When replacing those parts make sure to use the specified one.

(No.XA017SCH) 2-5

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Main section

TP145TP2

TP5

TP6

TP7

TP3

TP8

TP9

TP10

TP11

E F

I NI

K102

TP15

TP28

TP37

TP 1

TP16

TP 2

A-12V

TP29

TP38

TP960

TP30

TP39

TP 3

0.1 NI

NI NI

R102

NQR0251-00 X

K103

R101 K101

TP20

TP21

TP18

TP19

TP31

TP32

TP33

TP962

TP961

M9V

D90

1F -T2

B5 7V

100

TP22

SWUPDN SWOPEN

TP963

MG D

D B

C RF

NQR0251-001X

F FT T-

TP2

TP23

VC FM

FMTRVSW

H1H1

H2H2 H3H3

SM2 SM1 SM3

LM LM

TP96

B3.3V

TP966 TP967 TP968 TP969

C960

1.0

0 0 0 0 0

C131

To Pick-up unit

70p

CN101

QGF0536C1-2 W

TP1

TP25

TP26

TP27

assembly

To Spindle motor

CN201

QGF10 0C1-15

assembly

To Loading motor

CN202

QGF10 0C1-05

PW901

QJK016-122602

TP36

TP3

TP35

TP 0

C 23 C 2 C 25

DGND MGND

C 27

C 28

C 29

DGND AGND

board

To Power supply

AGND

A12V

S5V

TP965

C961

C101

C103

MM1595AF-X

C102

0.1

1SS 00-X

D101

C108

R201

Q951

2SC3576-JVC-T

10K

IC962

MM1563DF-X

C970

IC961

TP 9

TP 8

TP 7

R125

820P

C109

0.0022

00022

C110

C11

00022

C D

C112

0.0022 C113

MA 11-X

000P

C213

H3H3H2H2H1

C257

C256

0.1/16

MGND

120P

1 2K

R118

R12

Q103

UN2111-X

C205 120P

C206

R206

T-FF-

C217

C21

LM-FMFM-

C258

C259

0.1/16

0 1/16

R259

M9V

L956

L958

D5V

C20

0.1/16

0 1 16

BA6679FM-X

R260

3.3K

C985

0.1

IC201

BA5983FM-X

R213 10K

C211

0.022

SM1

IC251

TP 5

DGND

C979 NI

DGND

30K

S3.3V

SPMUTE

S5V

C977 NI

R207 30K

18K

R220

R2 9

R211

3.9K

C210

700P R21 18K

C260

SM2

SM3

C261 C262

R251

0. 7

20K

R25

R252

2.2

C252

C253 0 1/16

NQR0251-0 1X

K201

D5V

C978

0.1

D103

D102

MA X

Q101

Q 02

000P

C137

C10

R107

7/2507/25

33K

C106

TP93

UN2113-X

C97

1.0

70P

C971

1.0

2SB 424 R -W

MGND

R97

1.5K

C138

C105

R109

R110

R108

C107

B5.7V

M9V

R202

C203

R256

D3.3V

C975 7/25

C972

7/25

2SB1 2 /R/ W

R 06

33K

R105

R103

R10

TP92

D5V

DGND

R970

R963

R962 10k

R961

Q952

C973

70P

C11

1 2

R117

R20

8K 22k

R205

2 K

R221

6.8K

R212

C212

0.1/16

R261

C251

DGND

0 01

0.01

C115

C116

R115

R116

TP51

C207

0.1/16

C255

0.015/16

ES6603S

5 1K

DGND

560P

R217 10K

R210

C216

0.1

C263

0.1/16

B2.2V

IC101

TP 6

R255 10K

7/25

RFO

C 01

D P

DIN

0 1

C117

SLDC

MIRR

R208 R209

22k

C208

R222

3.3K

R216

6.8K

R215

C26

0.01/50

DGND

70P

0 01

C119

C118

C 20

0 01

160P

0. 33

C 29

C128

C130

TP50

C219

560P

D201 RB521S-30-X

C265

0.1

R262

1.8K

IC 01

LM1117MP-ADJ-X

R 2 6 8k

C 05

C 02

0.1/16

3.9

R 22

12K

R111

0.22

C127

TRDRV FODRV

0.1/16

C220 560P

DRVSB

TOPEN

RSDRV

SPDRV

S5V

S3 3V

5.1K

R315

C317C316

C319

STANDBY

REMO FLD N

CLK STB

5.1K 1M

33 33

C311

R316

C318

0 17

120P

.7K

UN221 -X

PRGR

C320

C 20

LD0 LD1

LD2 LD3

DGND

MIRR

DIN

RFO

R387

700p

C32

C323

C322

6800p

R318

C321

R317

0 1

R396

C358

0.1/16

100K

R353

C359 12P

R501

.7K

R509

Q501

DGND

R113

R11

SCSJ

SDATA

SCLK

TP135

C 21

TP13

0.0 7 P113

CEI

P112

FEI

TEI SBAD P133

C122

SVREF15

SDEFCT

R112

0.1 0

TP132

7 25

0 1/16

0.1/16

C126

C12

C 25

/HFMON

TOPEN SPDRV

FODRV

RSDR

TRDRV

TP116

SPMUTE SWUPDN

TRVSW DRVSB

SWOP N /HFMON

B3 3V

R383

.7K

R38

.7K

C 03

7/25

DGND

TP131

7/25

C123

R380 R38

C375

MIRR

TP115

TP9

SCS

SD T SCLK SDEFC SLDC

.7K

R310

R308

R309

MOD 0

MODE1

IC30 BR2 L01AF-W-X

B3.3V

R365 R36

C37

.7K

R398

R399

TP52

C301

0.1/16

RS232

S ANDB

MUTE MODE MODE0

R3001

FLDIN REMO

STB CLK

DGND

IC305 S-80927CLMC-W

DGND

C315

C31

R313

NI C313

R312

10K

R31

.2k

0.0

C312

560p

0 1

R35

R22

R307

6 8K

R306

R223

C382

6.8K

R30

.015

TP95

R303 R302 R301

3 P

33P

C309

33P

C308

C310

C307

.7K

R3000

R388

R389

R390

R391

B3.3V

R379

R378

C38

R357

R358

R356

SCL

R355

SDA

C372

0.1

C373

700P

IC 0

SN7 LV273APW-X

DACDENA

DIP

C380

1 0

700p

C325

C328

C326

C327

0.1 16

20K

R319

68K

0 5

3 0

MA0

MA2

R305

X301 QAX0791- 01Z

C360

12P

D501

SLR-3 2VC-T

100

Q502 UN221N-X

B3.3V

DCOTI LD7 LD6

DCLK

DCSN

D LCS1

D3.3V

CN302

D5V

DGND

R393

R39

RS232

D3 3V

FEI

CEI

33K

SBAD

MIRR

R323

3.3K

R386

R32

R321

1000p

C333

R322

3 3K

3 3k

C336

000p

C335

1000p

C33

1000p

C337

C332

0.1/16

R32

C33 5 0P

C329

1 0

C330

R347

MA3

C357

0.1

DB15

DB1

70p

C368

DB0

DB1

C980

0.1

0.022 50

C98

TP98

TP 00

TP97

MA6

0.0 2 50

R343

MA7

MA8

DB12

DB3

STANDBY

MA9

MA 0

DB10

DB11 70p

DB5

C367

TP99

R340

R 3

CAS

/CS0

C356

TP136

0.1

DB9

DB8

70p

C362

C302

HY576 1620HGTH

DQM

DB6

DB7

7 p

C366

R336

R 3

RAS0

/RAS

SDCLK

CAS

R346

MA5

DB13

C361

DB2

C986

C981

C982 NI

P10

TP103

IC301

ES6629FD

RAS2

C355

0.1/16

DOE

RAS0

CS0

10u

L301

C339

C3 0

0.1

100/6.3

TP106

TP105

R332

R 33

DB0

/WE

/DOE

MA9

MA8

MA 1

A10A0A1

RAS

RAS2

SPD F

BCK

DB2

DB1

MA7

MA6

R502

C502

0.1

QSW1050-001

R337

R360

390

R326

R327

R329

R330

TP10

P MCLK

DB3

C35

0.1/16

MA5

MA3

GR1

SW501

R328

TP3 6

C37

TSD2

DB6

DB5VHDB

C365

70p

C509

700

0.1

TWS

YOUT

PrOUT

TSD0

CvOU

C/C /Y

PbOU

DB13

DB1

DB15

DB7

DB8

DB9

DB10

DB11

DB12

C353

0.1/16

C363

0.1 C36 0

K306

NQR0502-001X

GR6

GR7

GR3

GR5

GR2

R507

100K

PT6315-S

C50 NI

700p

C51

R503

R50

2.2

2.2k

D507

MA111-X

C376

0.1

C3 0 1/16

R331

B3.3V

DI501

QLF0138-001

GR1

GR2

GR3GRGR5

IC501

SG1

SG2

LD7 LD6 LD5 LD

LD3 LD2 LD1 LD0 LOE LWR L

LCS3

LCS LA0

LA1 LA2

LA3 LA LA5 LA6 LA7 LA8

LA9 L 10 LA1 LA12 L 13 LA1 LA15

LA16 LA 8

LA19 L 20 LA21 DQM

RESET

SG3SGSG5

B2.2VB3.3V

K303

C3 1

NQR0502- 01X

C369

NQR0502 001X

0.1 C379

K305

NQR0 51-001X

TWS BCK RSD

.1/16

C3 5

0.1

P137

C3 6

0.1

C3 7

0.1

C3 8

0.1

C3 9

0.1/1

SG9

SG6

SG8

SG7

GR6

GR7

SG9

SG6

SG7

SG8

D50

MA111-X

D505

MA111-X

D506

MA111-X

B3.3V

MODE0

SPDIF

C 21

MODE1

R37

.7K

R372

R373

.7K

R37

R375

R376

R377

.7K

DGND

S1 RGB/S-V DEO

B3.3V

R397 NI

R395

.7K

DGND

P56 IC 03 AK 385VT-X

R 12

33 33

R 13 R 1

R 5

R 7

R 8

R 9

70p

R 20 100

3 3k

R 23

R 06

DGND

DACDENA

LA16 LA15 LA1 LA13 LA12 LA11

LA10 L 9

R366

LA20

R36

RESE

C39

70P

LA19 LA18 LA8 LA7 LA6 LA5 LA LA3 LA2

D5V

LA17

LA1

LA13

LA8

LA9

LA11

LOE

CN301 NZZ00000000111

LA16

LA15

LA12

LA7

LA6

LA5

LA3

SG2

SG1

C506

C507

0.1

100/6.3

R508

C508

0.022/50

10K

DGND

TP3 5

D5V

R 02

TP55

C 17

IC303

AT 9LV161 T90TC

LA10

LCS3

LD7

LA2

LA1

LA0

IC502

QAL0552 0

TP3 1

TP3 0

0.1

LD6

LD5LDLD3

LD0

LD1

TP3 2

70/6.3

C 18

LD2

TP3 3

DGND

MUTE

K307

NQR0502-001X

C350

0.1

DGND

C35

0.1

LA21

LA20

RESET

LWRLL

QGF10 0C1-07

TP3

CN502

B3.3V

R367

DGND

R368

DGND

B5.7V

C351

0.1

R370 R362 R382 R363

R385

CN503

QGF10 0F1 07

DGND

R369

DGND LA17

L 0 LD7

LD6

LD5 LD

LD3 LD2 LD1 LD0

LOE

LCS3

LA1

D302

LWRLL

AOUTL AOUTLAOUTR AOUTR-

LA19

LA18

TP50

TP502

TP500

TP503

TP501

TP505

C3 2

0.1 TSD2

C370

0.1

K30

0.1

PCMCLK BCK TSD0

DCSN DCLK DCOT

DGND

SG5

SG3

C505 NI

d u p a t o r

D5V

R736

S502

QSW065 -00 Z

S503

QSW065 -00 Z

S50

QSW065 -00 Z

S505

QSW065 -00 Z

AOUTL-

AOUTL

AOUTR-

AOUTR

YOUT CvOUT

C Cv/Y

PrOUT

PbOUT

R701

3.9k

R702

3.9k

R718

3.9k

R719

S508

QSW065 00 Z

S507

QSW065 -00 Z

S506

QSW065 -00 Z

K703

NQR0251-001X

100/6 3

R705

200

C701

0 0033

R706

200

R707

.7k

C709

0 0033

R721

2003.9k

.7k

R720

C730

K702

DGND

R70

.7k

IC702

RC 558 -X

C703

70p

R722 200

RC4558DX

C729

0.1

C702

70p

C70

R723

.7k

IC702

C710

70p

K 18

NQR0022-005X

R758

K 16

NQR0022-005X

R757

SN7 AHCT08NS-X

C963

0.1/16

C711

70p

C712

R72

27k

C7 3 330P

IC701

R737 620

R738

C728

0.1

620

A12V

D5V

Q710

UN211D-X

R703

R710 10K

R708

C96

0.1/ 6 C706

7/25

R709

100

R712

C705 NI

A-12V

R725

560

7/25

C713

0.0022

Q705

2SC3576-JVC-T

AGND

C7 8

33P

L709

C7 6

150P

330P

C7 7

33P

L708 1U

C7 5 150P

C 000

R713

100K

Q701

UN221E-

R711

2SD601A RS -X

560

C707

27k

0.0022

R717

R726 100

R727 10k

R752

NQR0022-005X

C 001

R759

Q702

2SC3576-JVC-T

K 1

NQR0022 005X

2.2K

K 15

R728

K 19

R729

C717 270P

C727

R7 0

150P

Q70

UN2111-X

R71

100

R715

Q703

10k

C708

R716

0.0015

33P

C7 2

L706

C7 0

C7 1

150P

330P

C71

68P L702 1

C716

150P

C715 270P

C718

68P

L701 1U C719

150P

DGND

C 002

C 003

TP701

D5V

TP700

Q761 UN2211-X

NQR0251-001X

R761 150

R769

R76

R765

Q762

UN2111-X

DGND

R762

S901

QSW0986-001

DGND

TP71

TP72

TP73

TP7

TP716

J705

QNZ0625-001

TP78

TP79

100K

TP80

R767 100

TP76

TP75

R770

DGND

D5V

K705

TP77

R799

IC703

70 6.3

0.1

C779

C760

MM1505XN X

C765

10/50 C766 0 50

R735

L707

K701

R73

TP731

TP752

TP730

C721

DGND

TP75

J707

QNZ0689-001

COAXIAL DIGITAL OUT

J708

QNN0613-001

COMPONENT VIDEO OUT

COMPOSITE VIDEO OUT

AUDIO OUT

only XV-N310B XV-N312S

J709

QNN0609-001

AUDIO OUT

COMPOSITE VIDEO OUT

only XV-N210B/XV-N212S

2-6 (No.XA017SCH)

Page 67

Printed circuit boards

Main board

J707

R738

TP55

R392 C429

C407

SW501

C418

TP56

L707

R406 C428

C4002

R737

R719

R318 C321

C322

R731

R721 R722

C709

R718

C730

R720

C711

R723

R708 C962

R113

CN302

C320

K702

C710

R317

L958

R736

C417

R413

C979

R111

C120

C117 C116 C115

C109

D507

R412

R401

C328

R316

C123

C110

IC403

R312

C111

C126

C112

C977

R709

C978

C313

C114

L301

C312

R715

C339

C125

R313

TP3

K703

R717

C335

C325 C326 C323 C324

C315

C107

D501

C706

C704

R414

L956

C314

C106

R510

C963

IC702

C705

R415

R323

TP93

C336

R322

TP134

R501

R710

R713

Q710

Q701

C121

R108 R109

TP92

Q703

C330

R104

R105

TP103

IC101

TP7

R103

Q704

Q702

R703

R707

C703

R706 R705

R701

R704

C702

R417 R418 R419

C421

R423

R326

R327

R330

TP106

TP107

C340

R371

R393 R394

R324 C332

C329

R319

R315

C317

C318

R110

R106 R509

Q502

Q501

C701

R328

TP51 C105

R107

C104

R716

R702

C420

R337

R360

TP97

TP99

C333

C122

R112

TP132

C130

Q705

C712

R727

C708

IC404

TP100

C331

C327

C316

Q101

R314

R117 R118

C376

Q102 C137

C319

C127

D102

C382

R116

C138

C128 C129

R115

D103

J708

R224

Q103

R124

L709

C352

IC301

R307

CN101

R306

C131

J709

R223

C981

R370

R363

TP137

TP95

R304

C301

R399

R382

TP94

C505

DI501

R385

CN301

R3001

R3000

L708

R388

R379

R357

C134

R389

R355

C135

R378

R356

R361 R365

C374

C372

R390

R216 C216

R358

C375

R362

C136

R391

IC304

C305

J705

L706

C369

C373

C379

C353 C354

C355

R336 R339

C357

R215

R212

R351

X301

C210

R331

C212

R211

C350 C391 R364 R366

R349

R214

TP46

K303

C211

R759

C368

R213

R260

C972

C974

C975

C370

R332 R335

R338

R309

L702

IC303

C401

C367

R350

R262 C265

R367

C361

C425

R255 C255

C971

C970

C973

R254

C403

C366

C424

IC961

C402

C213

C214

Q761

C962

C362

R764

C351

C253

C251

C961

R422

C264

C252

R252

C980

L701

IC401

Q762

R770 D901

K201

C960

C405

R220

C365

R251

C982

C766

C779

R421

R348

IC201

R205

IC302

R310

C204

R219

C364

R207

C206

K306

R340

R217

D201

C263

CN502

C363

R259

R256

C987

R767

C219

C506

C765

PW901

R202

R210

C220

R221

R209

C423

Q951

R208

C208

IC502

C261

C207

R974

R369 R368

CN201

C260

C262

C4003

R961

Q952

R201

R204

C205

S901

CN503

R206

CN202

S507

S506

S508

S505

S503

S504

S502

S901

TP700

TP701

S504

S505

S502

S508

S50

S503

S507

CN503

TP28

TP37 TP35

TP41

TP33

TP31 TP29

TP27

TP39

C4001

TP40

CN202

C507

R963

TP25

TP34

C257

C506

TP967

R970

CN201

C256

IC502

TP962 TP961

R962

R261

TP343 TP44

TP43

TP42

C765

TP965

TP964

Q951

TP26

C258

CN502

TP341

D506

TP38

TP32

TP30

C766

TP342

TP36

C982

C337

TP116

TP17

C132 C133

C746 C744 K418

C344

C345

TP20

L709

R376 R374

TP19

R301

D101

K103

TP21

TP23 TP22

C986

TP24

C981

J708 J709

C712

C713

Q705

R724

R420

K305

R377

R397 R372 R373

C334

C310 C309 C308

K101

C108

C103

R375

TP133

R125

TP750

C377

R395

R321

TP112

R758

R320 R386

K102

C343

R387

TP752

R726

R725

TP131

R714 Q703 C707 R712

TP5 TP6

L301 C339

TP4

C985

TP135

R711

C979

TP113

TP49

C113

L956

C107

C977

D501

C119

C106

C706

C704

C705

C328

C126

TP48

C118

C123

J705

R765

R398

C509

C342

C502

IC501

K307

C379

R308

L706

C742

R728

K304

C359 C360

R761

TP10

R396

C383

R502

R769

C740

C741 K414

C341

D301

TP12 TP8

C349

C356

C101

R504

TP11

C510

R384

R383

C102 R102

R119

L708

R752

C347

C380 R354

C358

Q301

C747

R120

C508

C745 C743

K416

TP9

TP14

R121

DI501

C348

C307

R359

TP52

TP2

R122

C505

CN301

C311

R101

TP16

TP1

R123

R757

C346

R381 R380

C371

TP18

R508

C748

R311

R302

R303

TP115

TP15

TP13

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C718

R799

IC703 K705

PW901

R222

C259

TP45

TP344

C779

D901

L701

C760

C403

TP340

C504

C203

C252

D505

D504

C972

IC251

C217

C714

C719 C717 K419

R507

R503

L702

D302

C401

R729

C975

X301

C716 C715 K415

R305 R353

TP47

C124

L958

C730

R730

C418

C427

TP704

R762

R114

J707

K701

C729

R763 R734

R735

R402

C4000

SW501

C721

CN302

TP730

L707

C727 R740 C728

C407

IC701

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JVC XVN210, XVN212, XVN310, XVN312 Schematic

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual