JVC EXAD KD-AV7000 User manual

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INSTRUCTIONS
MANUAL DE/NSTRUCC/ONES
MANUEL D INSTRUCTIONS
For customer Use:
Enter belowthe Model No, and Serial
No, which are located on the top or
bottom of the cabinet, Retain this
information for future reference,
Model No,
Serial No,
LVT1171-O01A [d]

Thank you tkw purchasing a JVC product.
Please read all instructions carefully before operation, to ensure your complete understandirig and
to obtain the best possible performance from tile unit.
INFORMATION (For U.S.A.)
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits t_.wa Class B digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of tlle FCC Rules. These Ihnits are designed to provide reasonable
protection agahlst harmful intertkrence in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses, and call radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with
tile instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmf_d interference to radio o1"television reception, which can be detennined by turnhlg
the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interi-)rcnce by one or
more of tile t_)HOWhlg measures:
Reorient or relocate tile receiving antenna.
Increase tile separation between tile equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
Consult tile dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician tiw help.
After installing tile unit, reset it bef_re use
t_._liowing the procedure below:
Newto reset year unit
Detach the control panel (see page 77), then
press ttle reset button on the main unk UShlg
a ball-point pen o1"a similar tool.
This will reset tlle built-in microcomputer.
Your preset a_liuslments--_ch as p_vset
c'ha_ne/s or sound a_t_usm_ent_,--_ i/! a/so be
Ct gls_d.
,The mo/_itor win go into its place if
opened.
INPORTANT FOR LASER PRODUCTS
1. CLASS I LASER PRODUCT
2. CAUTION: Do not open the top cover.
There arc no user serviceable parts inside
tile unit: leave all selvicing to qualified
selvice personnel.
3. CAUTION: Visible and invisible laser
radiation when open and hlterlock failed or
defeated. Avoid direct exposure to beam.
CAUTIONS:
• Do not insert m_ydisc of unllsua] shape
like a heart or flower: otherwise, it will
cause a malfunction.
• Do not expose discs to direct sunlight or
any beat som'ce or place them in a place
subject to high temperature and hmnidity.
Do not leave them in a car.
For safety....
* Do not raise tile volume level too much, as
this will block outside sounds, making
driving dangerous.
* Stop the ca*"bei_.weper_.mning any
complicated operations.
Temperatureinsidethecar....
Lr you have parked tile car ti_wa long time in hot
or coi(I weather, wait until tile temperature in
tile car becomes normal before operating the
unit.

[ WARF_NGS 1
°DO HOT install any unit in _ocations where;
= it may obstruct the steering whee_ and
gearshift _ever operations, as this may
resuR in a traffic accident.
=it may obstruct the operation of safety
devices such as air bags, as this may resuR
in a fata_ accident.
=it may obstruct visibHRy.
• DONOToperateanyun}twb}_emanipu_at}ng
the steering wheel, as this may resuR in a
traffic accident.
•The driver must not watch the monitor while
driving.
If the driver watches the monitor while
driving, it may _ead to carelessness and
cause an accident.
• If you need to operate the main unit while
driving, be sure to _ook ahead carefully or
you may be involved in a traffic accident.
•If the parking brake is not engaged, "DRmVER
MUST NOT WATCH THE MONmTOR WHILE
DRmVmNG."appears on the monitor, and no
p_aybaek picture wH_ be shown.
=This warning appears on_y when the
parking brake wire is connected to the
parking brake system burr in the car (refer
to the Installation/Connection Manual).
ICAUTIO[_Son the m0Nter 1
oThis product has a fluorescent lamp
that contains a small amount of
mercury. It aBso contains lead in some
components. Disposal of these
materials may be regulated in your
community due to environmentam
considerations.
For disposal or recycling information
please contact your local authorities,
or the E[ectroNc Industries Alliance:
http ://www.eiae.org./
* The monitor built iu this receiver has bee_]
preduced with high precisieu, but it may have
some h]efl_ctive dots. This is inevitable aud
is _]ot maltu_]ction.
. Do not expose the re(miter to dh'ect su_]light.
* When {he {emperature is very cold or very
hot...
Chemical chauges eccur b]side, causing it
to malt'u*_ction.
Pictures amy _]ot appear clearly or may
move slowly. Pictures may not be
synchro_]ized with _he seu_]d or the picture
quality may decliue b] such elwiromnents.
C_UFION on golumo $otliW:
Discs produce very tittle noise co_)ared with other sources, if the volume level is acO'ustedf2_r
the tunet; for _ample, the speakers may be damaged by the sudden increase ia the output level
Thero_.,re, fower the volume befi_re playing a disc and adjust it as ;vqub_,d during ptaybaek_

How to reset your trod ..................................... 2
Important! (How to read this mauua[) ............. 3
introduction--Playable Discs ....................... 5
Quick Guide--How to Use the Controls ...... 6
Remote controller. ........................................... 6
Main unit (front) .............................................. 8
Preparation
(RemoteController--RM-RK220) ..............9
Operation Methods ...................................... 10
Basic Operations .......................................... 12
Setting the clock ............................................ 13
Cha_lghlg the source ...................................... ]4
Chaughlg the graphic screen ......................... 14
Chaugh_g tile touch panel color. .................... 14
Displaying tile level meter. ............................ 15
Radio Operations ......................................... 16
Listening to the Radio ................................. 17
Storing stations in memory ............................ 18
Displaying the preset list ............................... 19
DVD/VCD Operations ................................. 20
CD/MP3 Operations .................................... 21
Basic Disc Operations ................................. 22
Chaughlg the aspect ratio .............................. 24
Prohibdiug disc eiection ................................ 24
Selecting MP3 folders ................................... 24
Operating tile disc menu ................................ 25
Replayiug the previous scenes ....................... 26
Zooming in .................................................... 26
Selecth_g subtdies .......................................... 27
Selecting audio languages ............................. 27
Selecting multi-mlgle views .......................... 28
Locating a tblde_Jtrack usiug tile list ............. 29
Displaying the disc text in_\wmatiou ............. 30
Displaying tile thue hltormatiou .................... 30
Selecting playback modes ............................. 30
Searching for scenes or songs ........................ 31
Dual Mode Operations ................................ 33
Selecting the som'ces ..................................... 33
Adjusting AV OUTPUT volume .................... 34
Surround Mode Operations ........................ 35
hm'oduciug surrotmd/DSP mode ................... 36
Turning on amd off the surrouud/DSP mode,... 37
Hound Modes (iEQ) Operations ................. 39
Selecting preset sound modes ........................ 4()
Storing your own sound modes ..................... 4()
Other Hound Adjustments .......................... 41
Monitor Adjustments .................................. 42
Initial Setup--DVD MENU ........................ 43
Initial Setup--MONITOR .......................... 45
initial Setup--ON SCREEN ....................... 47
initial Setup--AUDIO MENU/PSM .......... 49
Other Main Functions ................................. 53
Assiguiug td]es to tile sources ....................... 53
Chmlgiug the in(mitor posdiou/augle ............ 55
Removing tile monitor. .................................. 55
CD Changer Operations ............................. 56
Basic CD Changer Operations ................... 57
Advanced CD Changer Operations ........... 58
Selecting disc/t_iders/tracks .......................... 58
Locating a disc/tolder/track using tile list ..... 58
Displaying the disc text informatiou ............. 59
Selecting playback modes ............................. 6()
Searching for songs ....................................... 61
External Component Operations ............... 62
TV _lhner Operations .................................. 63
Watching TV programs ................................. 64
Storing stations in memory ............................ 64
Displaying the preset list ............................... 66

Discs youcanpJay
You cau play back the folIowil_g discs (m this
unit:
• DVD Video: whose video format is NTSC
al_dwhose region code is "1."
DVD-Rs and DVD-RWs recorded h_
the DVD-Video tbnnat cal_ also be
played (see page 69).
•Video CD (VCD)/Audio CD
•MP3: CD-Rs or CD-RWs il_chldi_g MP3
files with the file exte_sio_ code
<rap3>, They must be recorded i_ the
tbrmat compliam with IS() 9660 Level
[, ISO 9660 Level 2, Romeo, and Joliet.
0_ some discs, the actual operatkms may be
dfffcrem from what is explai_ed in this
mamml.
The f011owiflg discs cannot be played back
DVD Audio, DVD-ROM, DVD-RAM,
DVD-RW recorded i_ the DVD-VR formal
CD-ROM, CD-I_(CD-1 Ready), Photo CD, etc.
+ Playh_g back these discs wilt ge_erate _oise
and damage the speakers.
+Hereon _qeg[enCede
DVD players and DVD Video discs have their
own Region Code numbers. This un# can only
play back DVD a#scs whose Rc,gion Code
numbers include "].'"
Examples:
#you insert a I)VO Video disc el an incorrect
Region Code
_'RE(;[ON CODE ERROR/" appears on the
monitor
DVD Video--d_gital audio formats
The System cau play back the tbllowing digital
audio tbrmats.
Linear PCM: Uucompressed digital audio, the
same tormat used Rw CDs and most studio
masters.
Dolby Digital *: Compressed digital audio,
developed by Dolby Laboratories, which
e_mbles muJti-cham_el ez_code to create the
realistic surround seined.
DTS **(Digital Theater Systems}:
Compressed digital audio, developed by Digital
Theater Systems, _nc., which enables multi-
cham_el like Dolby Digital. As the compression
ratio is lower thal_ for Dolby Digital, it provides
wider dy_mmic range and better separatio_.
This product h_corporates copyright
protection teclmology that is protected by
U.S. patems al_d other imellectual property
rights. Use of this copyright protection
technology must be authorized by
Macroviskm, and is h_te_ded for home a*_d
other limited viewing uses only toffees
other'_vise authorized by Macrovisiou.
Reverse engi*_eering or disassembly is
prohibited.
*Mam{factured under licenser?ore Do/by
Laboratories. "Do/by', "Pla9 Logic", and
the doub/e-D syrnbo/ air" trademarks" qf
Dolby Laboratories.
.... DTS" and "DTS Digital Surtvmnd" ar,_
r_'gistered trade;+narks a/Digitat Thea_er
&!stems, Inc.
* "DVD Logo" is a trademark ¢fDVD Format/
Logo Licensing Co_7)oration r,ogistered in the
US, Japan and other countries.

Generaloperations
VOLUME
MA_JB
ZOOM
DUAL
@
A ,OUr _Z:ll
ASPECT
GUI
SET UP
To do:
Turn on the main unit,
Turn off the main Unit.
Attenuate sounds,
Select "TUNER="
Select "DISC" and "CD-CH?
Select external components:
TV _- AVl _ AV2
Adjust the volume,
Set the main or sub-
operation for Dual Mode, _
Turn on/off Dua! Mode.
Adjust the monitor angle
(with MAFN/SUB set MAFN),
Adjust the AV output level
(with MAFN/SUB set SUB),
Change the aspect ratio,
Display the m0nit0 r
adjustment screen.
Display and erase GUF
screen,
Display Setup Menus.
Change menu items,
Confirm=
[]: functions if pressed and held,

Tuneroperations
Buttons 1"o do:
Select the band,
Start Auto Search,
Start Manual Search.
Change preset numbers,
Select preset numbers
directly,
Disc operations--continued
Buttons To do:
RE:rUiN Return to the previous
screen while operating the
disc menu,
(_ _ c_ Select title/chapter/track
_ _ number. "_
CD changer operations
(xz_
©
ZOOM
DUAL
MENU TOPMENU
To do:
Play.
Pause,
Stop,
Select chapters/tracks.
Search.
Selects folders. _2
Select tracks. ,,2
Search.
Select audio language.
Select subtitle language.
Select view angle.
Zoom the picture.
Display disc menu.
Change menu items.
Confirm.
Buttons To do:
Select folders. ;"'
Select tracks.
Search.
Change discs.
_ _ Select disc numbers.
_r_
TV tuner operations
Buttons
_ _ Select preset channel
_ _ numbers.
To do:
Start Auto Search.
Start Manual Search.
Change preset channel
numbers.

Generaloperations
SOURCE
Q
_VOLUME _
DISP
To do:
Turn on the main unit.
Turn off the main unit.
Attenuate sounds.
Change the sources.
Adjust the volume,
Change the display
information,
Detach the control panel,
Ttmer#perafiens
Buttons
SOURCE
Q
g f
MODE
To do:
Select the band.
Start Auto Search.
Start Manual search.
Change FM reception
mode.
v A
To do:
Eject the disc.
Select chapters/tracks.
Search.
MODE V A
CB changer operations
Buttons To do:
v A Select tracks.
_ _ Search.
MODE V i
(once): Display "DISC"=* select discs.
(twice): Display ' FOLDER" =_ select folders."
TVtuneroperations
Buttons
v f
To do:
Start Auto Search.
Start Manual SearcK
_eniter operations
Buttons To do:
©NOFF
CLOSE
Turn on the monitor.
Turn off the monitor.
Open the monitor.
(See page 55.)
close the monitor.
Slide in/out the monitor.
Remove the monitor.
Adjust the monitor angle.
(See page 55.)
Change the aspect ratio.
Display the monitor
adjustment screen.
_: functions if pressed and held.
Display "FOLDER" =_-select folders. " _IOMy f_r MP3

(back side
Lithium coin battery
(CR2025)
WARNINGS on the battery:
, Store the battery in a place where children]
calmot reach. If a child accidemaHy
swallo'a.s the battery, co_]sult a doctor
immediately.
, Do not recba_Ne, short, disassemble, or
heat the battery or dispose of it in a fire.
These behaviors may cause the battery to
be overheated, crack or fh'e.
, Do not leave tile battery with other
metallic materials. Doh]g this may cause
the battery to give off beat, crack, or start
a fire.
, Wbel_ throwing away or savh]g tile battery,
wrap _t in tape and insulate; otherwise, the
battery may be overheated, crack or fire.
Do not poke the battery with tweezers or
shnifar tools. Doi*]g this may cause the
battery to be overheated, crack or fire.
CAUTmOR:
DO NOT leave the remote comroller in a
place (such as dashboards) exposed to dh'ect
sunlight l_._ra long tbne. Otherwise, it may
be damaged. DO NOT expose the remote se_]sor (m the
comrol panel to strong light (direct sunlight
or artificial ligbthlg).

Youca_operatethisrefitush_gthree_ypesofoperationmethods.
oThisi_structionmamm[explainstheoperation,smainly_sil_gtheTouchPane[lco_s show_ o_
the monitor.
o Using the Touch Panel Icons dked:ly (See "BL]IND CONTROL" on page 46.)
Press the Touch Pane[ Icons with yo_r fi_ger dhecdy (if you wear a glove, take it off).
Examples: The t_._llowing is just a_ example. O_ the actual monitor screen, the playback
picture is shown (while video source is played back).
Do _ot operate the Touch Pane[ usi_g a
ball-point pe_ or simila_ tool with the
sharp tip (it may damage the Touch Pal_el).
To erase and display the _Jkmch Panel icons
and indications, press the cemer porti(m of the
In o_1 do1" screen.
* You ca_ erase them only while viewil_g the
playback pictures.
E×. DVD Nayback
Chang indication
Source and play
mode information
Picture view window
Changes the function modes (icons shown
to the right change accordingly).
Ex. Fader/balance
adjustment
Operation icon
(BALANCE LEFT)
I
Icons shown on this column change each
time you press ¢_o_,q_
Operation icon
(FADER FRONT)
Operation icon (FADER REAR)
Operation icon
(BALANCE
RIGHT)
Returns to the previous screen.

* Using the Graphk User laterface (GUI) from the remote controller
You can use the Graphic User Interface in the same way as you touch the panel icons.
Examples:
IGUI
Display GU1 on the monitor
(the curaor_yellow h'ame--
appears aromld the currently
selected ico_).
* While one ofthe video
sources is selected, the
GUI %nction turns on and
off at a press of _he b_tton.
2
Move the CtlFSO_ tO all icoB
yotl wal}t.
3
ConfimL
To exii: from GUI operation mode, press GU1 again so that the yellow frame disappears.
• Using the buttons and controls directly
Some operation, s are (rely peri_)rmed by pressi*_g the buttons directly.
You can also use the butt(ms and comrols o*_ the mai*_ mlit m_d remote comroller if they have
tile same or similar _mme or marks as shown on tile touch pa_e].
Examples:
To e,iect a loaded disc.
To e,iec_ the monitor or
store it in the
c o111 pa rtm ell 1.

CAUTION on the monitor:
Do _tot _en or Nose d_e mo*_itor by han&
Do _ot apply anyjbree to the momtor
wkfle it is moving_
Such a behavior may damage the monitor
loadhtg mechanism.
Adjust the volume
"WAITING"
scrolls (m the ;-';
display of the mai_ "'" -"
unit (and the mo_fitor -.z
collies ot_t '),
* Whell the I'llOlli[of comes out, power comes
on to the m(mitor eve_ if you have turned it
off.
, For the space required for tl_e monitor
ejecfi(m, see page 77.
,2 Select the s0uree
UNER'--_ DISC--'_ AV1- I
_-'1"_O'_I'- CD-CH _ TV _ AV2<"a
_ANGLE _
•See page 55 for details.
Cb/I/ATT
To restore d_e sound,
press it again.
. Whel_ the unit is
turned off, tt_e power
is tern porarily turned
oi1,
O]I/AT'[
.DIS(: If a disc is not in the loading slot,
you cmmot select "DISC" as the source to
play.
°CD-CH/TV: Without com_ecfing the CD
chm_ger or TV tuner refit, you cmmot select
"CD-CH (CD chm_ger)" or 'TV."
"Tkis du)ends on the "AUTO OPEN/
CLOSE" setting (see page 46)_
lf tke momtor does not come out...

8_t_ .........
You can also set the clock system to 24 horn's or
/2 }tours.
IWhile playing any source..°
5
Exit
* If the touch panel icons are not shown on
the monitor, touch tt_ecel_ter portion of
the monitor screen.
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3
4Set the dock time.
)n the main unit
When t_e trait is turboed
of{'_{he clock time is
displayed on the display
of the main unit for a
while.
When the malt is turboed on.,,
Each thne you press tile button, the
information shown on the display of tile
main unk changes.
bfforlnafio*_ shown on the display differs
according 1otl_eselected source.
TUNER: Frequency -_ Clock "=_
Band&D'eset no. -_
DISC: Play time -_ Clock "=*
Tifle/Cimpter/FoldeffTrack _o. --_
AVI/AV2:
Sottrce lmme -=_ Clock "=_
TV: ( hamlel -_ Clock --_
TV&Preset no. -_

While p]ayh_g ally source°-
2
You can select one of eight graphics iu tile
picture view wiudow.
, See page 74 for each graphic screeu.
Whetl sh_oped f?_m_ the fuc'tory, all.splay
demo:I._trationhas been :_ctivated,a/idstart_
:imomadcal/y whet_no operationsat: done,fi:r
about30 sec'ond_(e.vc'eptwhileplayinga DVD/
VCD).
To cancel it, _etect o_le of the graphic scr_'en.
While playing aw source-.
Tile curreut source is highlighted.
475Z77>
Newly selected source operatiou screeu
appears.
Other icons Reference pages
See page 33.
See page 33.
See pages 43 - 52.
Returns to the previous
screen.
broadcast.
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-i
* To view die playback pictllre fl'om arly video
source, select the screen where the actual
playback pictures are shown.
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You can change the touch pauel color
(excluding the picture view window) by
selecting from lkmr preset colo*--blue, silver,
red, aud black.
IWhile playing any source...
"_ Ex. While listening to FM
broadcast.
2

You can display tile level mete* on the graphic
screen, by selecting fl'om four p_eset patterns.
. While viewing the playback picture or
display demonstration, you cannot show the
level meter.
IWhile pla}ing any source..,
2broadcast,
The following level meters are displayed in
sequence.
Level meter 1
Level meter 2
No level meter wilt _*_*)ear when no
Level meter 3
Level meter 4
While listening to radio (FM/AM):
hi_Lights tlp when Dolby Pro Logic lI is
activated (see page 36),
1121Main information--Frequency/Band/
Preset no.
i) MO indicator lights when FM reception
mode is "MONO."
41ST indicator Iights while receiving an
FM stereo broadcast.
While playing a disc:
_]oB U_._-_ U_'J-_ JZ_'° _,÷_1
i 2 3 i [i]
]] Lights up when Dolby Digital signal is
detected (see page 36),
2 Lights up when Dolby Pro L(gic II is
activated (see page 36).
[3 Lights up when DTS signal is detected
(see page 36).
41 Main hfformation--Play time/Title no./
Chapter no./Folder no./lYack no.
5 Lights up when the disc is detected.
6 Lights up when an MP3 CD is detected.
• You can dim the display and the buttons
on the front panel.
For details see page 46 m_d also the
Installation/Connection Manual (separate
volume).

Volume level
appears when
adjusted,
Dual Mode indicator (see page 33)
SOURCE icon (see pages 14 and 33)
Current band/Preset no,
Station frequency
FM reception mode
Search mode
Sound mode (see page 39)
Surround/DSP mode (see page 36)
Not available for AM.
Available only after pressing "M" (next to
this icon).
sE See page 53.
_' ...................m.................m.........................I' Seepage14.
/JSeopage14,
l See page 15_
See page 39.
See pages 43 -52.
Back to the beginning

, T{}time in to a station _si_l$ Preset Search,
first store yam favorite statiuns into
memory (6 statiuns for each band: see page
Is).
I SelecttheTuner
2Selecttheband (FN/AN}
AUTO: To start Auto Search.
MANUAL: To start Manual Search.
PRESET: To select preset station
mlmbers (only possible after
storing stations in memory).
4Tunein to a station
This receiver has three FM bands (F'M] ,fN*2,
F7913).Y_m can me a_.y one c_tthem to/iste_ to
an FM broa&_ast.
T5
o For Auto Search, press either icon once.
"Auto Sear_:h" begins.
When a station is received, searching stops.
o For Manual Search, press either icon
repeatedly (or hold) until a station yot_
want is selected.
o For Preset Search, press either icon
repeatedly until a preset number you want
is selected.
When an FM stereo broadcast is hard
to receive:
FM reception mode changes to "MONO."
Each time you press the icon, monaural
reception mode turns on and off.
• When FM reception made is "MONO,"
reception improves, bt_t stereo effect will
be lost.

You can p_'eset 6 stations t_.weach ba_d.
FM station automatic presettiog--SSM
(Strong-station Sequential Memory)
.This tm_ctionsonly for FM bm_ds.
Select the FM band _FM1 = FM3) yon
want to stove FM stations into.
LTune in to astation.
Select "MANUAL'
(or 'AUTO'),
3
ii!il¸'' '_ , i,, _ _i {{{ii _ _/ _,_ i_ _ii_,,i_
_ Start SSM.
8X_ g _
4Stove the station into a preset numbe_:
T;>
Preset station informationwill be displayed.
Local FM stations with the str(mgest
signals are sea_'ched and stol:ed
atttomatically in the selected FM bal_d.
Manuat presetting
ISelect the band (FMI = FM3, and AM)
you want to stove astation into°

To tune in to a preset station To store a station using the preset I)et
•See also "Listening to file Radio" (m page [7. 1 Select the band )FM1 FM3, a_d AM)
"I you _ant to store a station into.
2
D!$piay_n ,thep_ese_!Ms_ ..........
You ca_ store and select the preset stati(ms
using the preset list on the m(mitor scree_.
To select apreset station using the
preset liat
2
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Dual Mode indicator (see page 33)
SOURCE icon (see pages 14 and 33)
PBC indicator (for VCD; see page 25)
Current track no. (for VCD)
Current title/chapter no. (for DVD)
Play time information (see page 30)
Audio signal format
Playback mode (see page 30)
Sound mode (see page 39)
mode (see page 36)
Input signal
channels are
indicated a few
second after --
detected. (See
page 69.)
DVD
Playback picture will be
shown in the picture
view window.
buttons
(see page 22)
VOD
*_Available only while playing.
*_Not available while playing
with PBC activated.
*sNot available while playing
with PBC activated, but
available while not playing. Back to the beginning
See page 14.
See page 14.
See page 15.
See page 39.
See pages 43 - 52.