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AV-2750S
and
AV-2760S
are
electrically
identical,but
their
colors
are
different.Both
models
are
described
in
this
service
manual.
AV-2750S
|
AV-2760S
SPECIFICATIONS
_
Dimensions
Weight.
Tv
System
and
Color,
Sound
System
TV
RF
System
:
Color,
Sound
System
TV
Receiving
Channels
and
Frequency
VL
Band
“VH
Band
UHF
Band
CATV
Receiving
Channels
and
Frequency
(Quartz
Synthesizer
System)
Low
Band
High
Band
Mid
Band
Super
Band
Hyper
Band
ULTRA
Band
Sub
Mid
Band
TV
/
CATV
Total
Channel
Imtermediate
Frequency
Video
iF
Carrier
Sound
IF
Carrier
Color
SUb
Carrier
Antenna
Input
Impedance
Power
Input
Power
Consumption
Picture
Tube
Viewable
Picture
Size
High
Voltage
Speaker
Audio
Power
Output
Video
External
Input
Audio
External
input
Video
Line
Output
Audio
Line
Output
S-VIDEO
IN
Variable
Audio
Output
"2
(No.50360)
‘Design
&
specification
subject
to
change
without
notice.
65.10m(W)
x
52.0cm(D)
x
57.5em(H)
37.8kg
CCIR(M)
NTSC,BTSC
(Multichannel
Sound)
(02~06)
54MHz~88MHz
(07~
13)
174MHz~216MHz
(14~69)
470MHz~
806MHz
(02~06,
A-8)
by
(02~06,
01)
(07~13)
by
(07~13)
(A~l)
by
(1422)
(J~W)
by
(23~36)
(W
+1~W
+
28)
by
(37~64)
(W
+
29~W
+84)
by
(65~
125)
(A8,
A4~A1)
by
(01,
96~99)
180
Channels
45.75MHz
41.25MHz
(4.5MHz)
3.58MHz
75Q
(VHF
/
UHF)
Terminal,
F-Type
Connector
120V
AC,
60Hz
147W
(max.
),
103W
(avg.
)
27”In-Line
Type,
Full-Square
Tint
Tube
54.1
cm
(W)
X40.6em
(H)
27.5KV
~
30KV
8x
12cm
oval
Type
x2
SW
+3W
4
Vp-p
75Q
500
mV
rms
(-4dBs),
High
impedance
1
Vp-p
752
500
mV
rms
(-4dBs)
Low
Impedance
(400Hz,
100%
modu.
)
Y:1
Vp-p
(Positive)
,
752
(Negative
sync
provided)
C:0.286
Vp-p
(
burst
signal
),
752
;
More
than
0~1550mV
rms
(+
6dhbs)
Low
Impedance
(400Hz,
100%
modu.)
(54MHz~804MHz)
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
The
design
of
this
product
contains
special
hardware,
many
circuits
and
components
specially
for
safety
purposes.
For
continued
pro-
tection,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.
Service
should
be
(1)
Dielectric
Strength
Test
:
performed
by
qualified
personnel
only.
The
isolation
between
the
AC
primary
circuit
and
all
metal
parts
ex-
2.
Alterations
of
the
design
or
circuitry
of
the
products
should
not
be
posed
to
the
user,
particularly
any
exposed
metal
part
having
a
re-
made.
Any
design
alterations
or
additions
will
void
the
manufactur-
turn
path
to
the
chassis
should
withstand
a
voltage
of
1100V
AG
er’s
warranty
and
will
further
relieve
the
manufacturer
of
responsi-
(r.m.s.)
for
a
period
of
one
second.
bility
for
personal
injury
or
property
damage
resulting
therefrom.
(....
Withstand
a
voitage
of
1100V
AC
(r.m.
s.)
to
an
appliance
‘rat-
3.
Many
electrical
and
mechanical
parts
in
the
products
have
special
oF
up
to
120V,
and
3000V
AC
(r.m.s.)
to
an
appliance
rated
200V
safety-related
characteristics.
These
characteristics
are
often
not
or
more,
for
a
period-of
one
second.)
evident
from
visual
inspection
nor
can
the
protection
afforded
by
This
method
of
test
requires
a
test
equips
not
generally
f
found
them
necessarily
be
obtained—by—using
replacement-components—————~-in-
_the_service_trade.
rated
for
higher
voltage,
wattage,
etc.
Replacement
parts
which
(2)
Leakage
Current
Check
have
these
special
safety
characteristics
are
identified
in
the
parts
Plug
the
AC
line
cord
directly
into
the
AC
outlet
(do
not
use
a
line
list
of
Service
manual.
Electrical
components
having
such
fea-
isolation
transformer
during
this
check.)
Using
a
"Leakage
Current
tures
are
identified
by
shading
on
the
schematics
and
by
Tester”,
measure
the
leakage
current
from
each
exposed
metal
part
(
A)
on
the
parts
list
in
Service
manual.
The
use
of
a
substi-
of
the
cabinet,
particularly
any
exposed
metal
part
having
a
return
tute
replacement
which
does
not
have
the
same
safety
characteris-
path
to
the
chassis,
to
a
known
good
earth
ground
(water
pipe,
tics
as
the
recommended
replacement
part
shown
in
the
parts
list
etc.).
Any
leakage
current
must
not
exceed
0.5mA
AC
(r.m:s.).
of
Service
manual
many
create
shock,
fire,
or
other
hazards.
'
@
Alternate
Check
Method
,
4.
Use
isolation
transformer
when
hot
chassis.
Plug
the
AC
line
cord
directly
into
the
AC
outlet
(do
not
use
a
line
The
chassis
and
any
sub-chassis
contrained
in
some
products
are
isolation
transformer
during
this
check.).
Use
an
AC
voltmeter
hav-
connected
to
one
side
of
the
AC
power
line.
An
isolation
transform-
ing
1,000
ohms
per
volt
or
more
sensitivity
in
the
following
manner.
er
of
adequate
capacity
should
be
inserted
between
the
product
Connect
a
1,5002
10W
resistor
paralleled
by
a
0.15yF
AC-type
ca-
and
the
AC
power
supply
point
while
performing
any
service
on
pacitor
between
an
exposed
metal
part
and
a’
known
good
-earth
some
products
when
the
HOT
chassis
is
exposed.
ground
(water
pipe,
etc.).
Measure
the
AC
voltage
across
the
resis-
5.
Don’t
short
between
the
LIVE
side
ground
and
NEUTRAL
tor
with
the
AC
voltmeter.
Move
the
resistor
connection
to
each
ex-
side
grounding
or
EARTH
side
ground
when
repairing.
posed
metal
part,
particularly
any
exposed
metal
part
having
a
re-
Some
model's
power
circuit
is
partly
different
in
the
GND.
The
dif-
”
turn
path
to
the
chassis,
and
measure
the
AC
voltage
across
the
re-
ference
of
the
GND
is
shown
by
the
LIVE
(1)
side
GND,
the
NEU-
sistor.
Now,
reverse
the
plug
in
the
AC
outlet
and
repeat
each
mea-
TRAL
(ar)
side
GND
and
EARTH
(Q)
side
GND.
Don’t
short
be-
surement,
Any
voltage
measured
must
not
exceed
0.35V
AG
tween
the
LIVE
side
GND
and
NEUTRAL
side
GND
or
EARTH
side
(r.m.s.).
This
corresponds
to
0.5mA
AC
(r.m.s.}.
GND
and
never
measure
with
a
measuring
apparatus
{oscilloscope
:
k
LIVE
side
GND
NEUTRAL
si
AR
i
ae
ee
ices
and
NEU
side
GND
or
EARTH
side
AC
VOLTMETER
; -
(HAVING
10002/V,
If
above
note
will
not
be
kept,
a
fuse
or
any
parts
will
be
broken.
OR
MORE
SENSITIVITY)
6.
If
any
repair
has
been
made
to
the
chassis,
it
is
recommended
that
the
B,
setting
should
be
checked
or
adjusted
(See
ADJUSTMENT
OF
B,
POWER
SUPPLY).
7.
The
high.
volliege
applied
to
the
picture
tube
must
conform
with
that
PLACE
THIS
PR
OBE
specified
in
Service
manual.
Excessive
high
voltage
can
cause
an
increase
in
X-Ray
emission,
arcing
and
possible
component
dam-
15002
10W
ON
EACH
EXPOSED
age,
therefore
operation
under
excessive
high
voltage
conditions
GOOD
EARTH
GROUND
METAL
PART
should
be
kept
to
a
minimum,
or
should
be
prevented.
If
severe
ar-
cing
occurs,
remove
ihe
AG
power
immediately
and
determine
the
11.
High
voltage
hold
down
circuit
check.
cause
by
visual
inspection
(incorrect
installation,
cracked
or
meited
high
voltage
harness,
poor
soldering,
etc.).
To.
aisiniala:
he:
propel
After
repair
of
the
high
voltage
hold
down
circuit,
ae
circuit
shall
a
-—
:
fe
be
checked
to
operate
correctly.
minimum
level
of
soft
X-Ray
emission,
components
in
the
high
volt-
.
af
oa:
Meccan
; ,
See
item
"How
10
check
the
high
voltage
hold
down
circuit".
age
circuitry
including
the
picture
tube
must
be
the
exact
replace-
ments
or
alternatives
approvided
by
the
manufacturer
of
the
com-
,
plete
product.
8.
Do
not
check
high
voltage
by
drawing
an
arc.
Use
a
high
voitage
meter
or
a
high
voltage
probe
with
a
VTVM.
Discharge
the
picture
tube
before
attempting
meter
connection,
by
connecting
a
clip
lead
to
the
ground
frame
and
connecting
the
other
end
of
the
lead
|
ONLY
CANADA
through
a
10kQ2
2W
resistor
to
the
anode
button.
-
9.
When
service
is
required,
observe
the
original
lead
dress.
Extra
pre-
This
mark
shows
a
fast
operating
fuse,
the
letters
indicated
caution
should
be
given
to
assure
correct
lead
dress
in
the
high
below
show
the
rating.
voltage
circuit
area.
Where
a
short
circuit
has
occurred,
those
com-
.
ponents
that
indicate
evidence
of
overheating
should
be
replaced.
Always
use
the
manufacturer's
replacement
components.
10.
Isolation
Check
(Safety
for
Electrical
Shock
Hazard)
After
re-assembling
the
product,
always
perform
an
isolation
check
|
AV-2750S
AV-2760S
on
the
exposed
metal
parts
of
the
cabinet
(antenna
terminals,
vid-
eo/audio
input
and
output
terminals,
Control
knobs,metal
cabinet,
screwheads,
earphone
jack,
control
shafts,
etc.)
to
be
sure
the
prod-
uct
is
safe
to
operate
without
danger
of
electrical
shock.
(No.50360)
3
(qagos
oN)
y
uw
.
COLOR
MONITOR!
RECEIVER
§
(o9¢0S°0N)
—_
h
CAUTION
‘
USK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK
/
|
\
00
NOT
OPEN
CAUTION: TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
REMOVE
COVER
(OR
BACK}.
NO
USERSERVICEABLE
PARTS
INSIDE.
REFER
SERVICING
TO
QUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
The
lightning
flash
with
arrowhead
sym-
bol,
within
an
equilateral.
triangle,
is
in-
tended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence
of
uninsulated
“dangerous
voltage”
~
within
the
product's
enclosure
that
may
be
of
sufficient
magnitude
to
constitute
a
tisk
of
electric
shock
to
persons.
The
exclamation
point
within
an-
equilateral
triangle
is
intended
to
alert
the
user)
to
the.
presence
of
important
operating
and
maintenance
(servicing)
in-
structions
in
the
literature
accompanying
the
appliance.
Caution:
Changes
and
modifications
not
approved
by
JVC
could
void
the
user's
authority
to
operate
the
equipment.
WARNING:
:
TO
PREVENT
FIRE
OR
SHOCK
HAZARD,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
TV
SET
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
CAUTION:
TO
INSURE
PERSONAL
SAFETY,
OBSERVE
THE
FOLLOWING
RULES
REGARDING
THE
USE
OF
THIS
UNIT.
.
Operate
only
from
the
power
source
specified
on
the
unit.
.
Avoid
damaging
the
AC
plug
and
power
cord.
.
Avoid
improper
installation
and
never
position
the
unit
where
good
ventilation
is
unattainable.
.
Do
not
allow
objects
or
liquid
into
the
cabinet
openings.
.
In
the
event
of
trouble,
unplug
the
unit
and
call
a
service
technician.
Do
not
attempt
to
repair
it
yourself
or
remove
the
rear
cover
Caution:
When
you
do
not
use
this
TV
set
for
a
Jong
period
of
time,
be
sure to
disconnect
the
power
plug
from
the
AC
outlet
for
your
safety.
If
the
TV
set
is
plugged
into
an
AC
outlet,
a
small
amount
of
current
is
applied
to
the
TV
set
even
if
the
TV
set’s
power
is
turned
off.
Thank
you
for
purchasing
a
JVC
color
monitor/receiver
(TV).
Your
JVC
TV
carries
many
useful
features
including
the
MAS-
TER
COMMAND
system
which
allows
operation
of
‘all
TV
functions
via
a
single
remote
contro}
unit.
To
ensure
your
complete
understanding,
please
read
all
instruc-
tions
in
this
booklet
before
operation.
FEATURES
@
27-inch
FS
(Full-Square)
picture
tube
Comb
filter
for
improved
picture
quality
e
180-Channel
cable-compatible
frequency
synthesizer
tuner
with
built-in
MTS
decoder
®@
S-VIDEO
input
terminal
for
taking
best
advantage
of
Super
VHS
®
Video/audio
input,
line
output
and
variable
audio
output
terminals
@
Surround
sound
capability
with
external
speaker
terminals
@
MASTER
COMMAND
remote
control
with
multi-color
on-
screen
“Menu”
display,
allowing
interactive,
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ANTENNA
CONNECTIONS
An
outdoor
antenna
is
recommended
for
good
TV
picture
recep-
tion.
(For
installation
of
the
outdoor
antenna
system,
consult
your
focal
dealer.)
VHF/UHF
outdoor.
antenna
Ss
Antenna
terminal
INSTALLATION
MOTE
CONTROL
GABLE
TV
CONNECTIONS
Incoming
cable
Antenna
terminal
|
Some
cable
companies
require
a
converter
box
to
receive
all
‘available
programs,
Others
may
require
it
for
subscription
or
“premium”
programing.
Consuit
your
local
cable
com-
pany
for
correct
installation,
@|
When
connecting
both
a
cable
{75-ohm
coaxial)
and
a
UHF
antenna
(300-ohm
feeder),
use
the
optional
antenna
mixer
{CE41467)
to
make
a
single
connection.
From
From
UHF
antenna
~~
s
ble
To
Antenna
terminat
Note:
With
this
antenna
mixer,
reception
of
cable
channels
higher
than
“Channel
W
+
1.7"
is
not
possible.
Correct
Use
@
Point
to
the
Remote
Control
sensor
of
the
TV
set.
@
The
maximum
operable
distance
is
approximately
23
ft
from.
the
Remote
Control
sensor,
and
no
more
than
30°
to
either
side
of
center.
®@
Operation
of
the
Remote
Control
is
most
effective
when
there
is
nothing
between
it
and
the
Remote
Control
sensor.
®
Duration
of
the
batteries
is
approximately
6
months
to
1
year.
(Duration
varies
depending
on
frequency
of
use.)
Re-
place
the
batteries
when
the
remote
operation
becomes
un-
stable.
Remote
Control
sensor
Front
Penel
DISPLAY
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Installation/Notes
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Press
the tab
and
lift
up
the
cover
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow.
|
Correctly
install
the
batteries,
observing
(+/-)
polarities
as
shown.
@|
Do
not
use
a
combination
of
old
and
new
batteries
or
bat-
teries
of
different
types.
@)
If
batteries
become
exhausted,
remove
and
replace
them
soon.
:
©|
If
Remote
Control
will
not
be
used
for
more
than
2
weeks,
remove
batteries.
®@)
When
battery
leakage
occurs,
clean
the
battery
compart-
ment
with’a
soft
cloth
and
replace
the
batteries.
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‘CONTROLS
AND
THEIR
LOCATIONS
Front
Panel
Contro!
Section
Remote
Control!
Section
:
Front
Panel
Control
Section
@
POWER
button
@
POWER/ON
TIMER
indicator
@
VOLUME
{-/+}
buttons
@
LEVEL/CHANNEL
{-/+)
buttons
@
FUNCTION
button
@
Remote
Contro!
sensor
Rear
Panel
Control
Section
@
Antenna
terminal
@
VIDEO/AUDIO
INPUT
connectors
@
LINE
OUT
connectors
@
AUDIO
OUT
(VARIABLE)
connectors
@
EXT
SPKR
switch
@
EXT
SPKR
terminals
®
S-VIDEO
IN
connector
Remote
Control
Section
@
MENU
button
@
DISPLAY
button
@
TV/VIDEO
button
@
ANT/CABLE
button
@
RETURN
button
@
MAIN/SAP
button
@
RECALL
CHOICE
button
©
@
AV
STATUS/RESET
button
@
MUTE
button
@®
FUNCTION
BACK
button
@
FUNCTION
(-/+)
buttons
@
FUNCTION
FORWARD
button
@
CHANNEL
{-/+)
buttons
@
100+
button
@
10-Digit
Keypad
(FUNCTION
RM-C424
TV
REMOTE
CONTROL
*Buttons
@
and
@
on
the
Remote
Control
have
the
same
functions
as
those
of
buttons
@
and
©
on
the
front
panef
control
section.
*Please
refer
to
the
above
numbers
on
the
following
pages.
1
OPERATION
|
Front
Panel
Basic
Operating
Procedure
Press
POWER
button
@
on
either
the
Remote
Control
or
front
panel.
POWER/ON
TIMER
indicator
@
lights.
Press
this
button
again
to
turn
power
off.
Note:Certain
channels
have
been
preset
at
the
factory.
!t
may
be
necessary
to
add
or
erase
some
channels
in
your
areas.
See
“9,
INITIAL
SET-UP”
on
page
19
for
presetting
channels,
©
Channels
can
be
selected
directly
by
using
10-Digit
Keypad
@
on
the
Remote
Control.
For
example,
if
you
select
channel
5,
just
press
“5”,
or
press
“O”
first,
then
press
“5”.
For
cable
channels
of
3-digit
numbers,
use
100+
button
@
.
For
example,
if
selecting
channel
120,
press
100+
button
first,
then
press
“2”,
then
“0”.
Also
refer
to
the
CABLE
TV
CHANNEL
CONVERSION
CHART
on
the
left
page.
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Note:
If
the
POWER/ON
TIMER
indicator
remains
lit
even
after
the
Power
is
turned
off,
it
shows
the
ON
TIMER
is
in
operation.
See
“5.
SET
ON
TIMER"
on
page
14
and
"7,
HOME
SITTER”
on
page
16.
Remote
Control
B
Press
TV/VIDEO
button
@
on
the
Remote
Control
(or
the
FUNCTION
and
LEVEL/CHANNEL
(-/+)
buttons
on
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CONTROL
First
Preparations
®
Connect
either
Antenna
or
Cable
TV
by
following
“Installa-
tion”
instructions
on
page
3.
©
Insert.
batteries
into
the
Remote
Contro!
unit
by
following
“Remote
Control
Use’
instructions
on
page
3.
@
Connect
the
power
cord
to
120
V,
60
Hz
AC
outlet.
The
power
cord
is
supplied
with
a
potarized
plug.
Therefore,
it
wilt
only
insert
one
way
into
the
wall
outlet.
DO
NOT
DEFEAT
THE
POLARIZED
PLUG.
If
you
have
difficulty,
consult
your
local
dealer.
CABLE
TV.CHANNEL
CONVERSION
CHART
In
addition
to
normal
TV
reception
from
an
antenna
for
VHF
(Channels
2
—
13)
and
WHF
(Channels
14
—
69),
your
TV
set
is
equipped
to
receive
non-serambled
cable
TV
channels.
Sub-
Mid
band
(A-8,
A-4
—
A-1),
Mid
band
(A=I),
Super
band
(J
—
W),
Hyper
band
(W
+ 1
—
W
+28)
and
Ultra
band
(W+29
—
W
+
84)
can
be
received
by
using
the
channel
selections
as
shown
in
the
following
chart.
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Regular
cable
channel
designations
*
:
Your
TV
set‘s
corresponding
on-screen
CABLE
channel
numbers
Note:
Reception
of
channel
A-5
{95°
of
the
TV
set’s
on-screen
CABLE
channel
numbers)
is
not
recommended
for
your
TV
set.
the
front
pane!)
to
select
the
TV
mode.
CHANNEL-
II
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Press
ANT/CABLE
button
@
on
the
Remote
Control
to
select
the
broadcast
mode.
Each
time
it
is
pressed,
the
mode
is
switched
between
“CHANNEL”
and
“CABLE”.
When
connected
to
an
antenna,
select
“CHANNEL”
mode
for
normal
VHF/UHF
reception.
When
connected
to
cable
TV,
select
“CABLE”
mode.
The
on-screen
display
will
show
the
following:
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CABLE-15
Note:
For
mode
selection
using
the
front
panel
controls,
see
“FUNCTION
BUTTONS”
on
next
page.
Select
desired
channel
using
CHANNEL
{-/+)
buttons
@
on
the
Remote
Control
(or
LEVEL/CHANNEL
(-/+}
but-
tons
@
on
the.
front
panel).
Pressing
the
(+)
button
ad-
vances
to
higher
channels,
(~)
button
to
lower
channels.
CHANNEL-
10
CHANNEL-
it
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,
a
"|
CHANNEL
|
9
CHANNEL-
12
;
CHANNEL~
120
Note:
When
a
video
source
such
as
a
VCR
is
connected
to
the
an-
tenna
terminal
to
be
viewed
on
Channel
3
{or
Channel!
4),
sometimes
channel
selection
may
result
in
an
unclear
or
dis-
torted
picture,
In
this
case,
re-select
Channel
3
(or
4)
by
pressing
“3’'
(or
‘'4")
of
the
10-Digit
Keypad
and
the
picture
will
become
clear.
[Gq
Press
VOLUME
(-/+)
buttons
@
on
either
the
Remote
Control
or
front
panel
to
adjust
volume
to
your
desired
listening
level,
Pressing
the
(+)
button
will
increase
sound
volume,
the
(-)
button
will
decrease
sound
volume.
The
volume
level
is
indicated
on
the
screen
by
reference
numbers
{O
—
50)
and
by
a
bar
scale,
as
shown.
VOL
rains
Note:
The
volume
level
can
be
muted
instantly
by
pressing
MUTE
button
@
on
the
Remote
Control,
See
“MUTE
Button"
on
page
21.
On-Screen
Display
®@
Once
the
on-screen
display
appears
on
the
screen,
it
disap-
pears
in
a
few
seconds.
(Only
the
clock
time
can
be
kept
di-
splayed
on
the
screen.
See
“DISPLAY
Button”
on
page
21.)
@
When
tuned
to
a
channel
where
no
program
is
being
broadcast,
the
on-screen
display
may
be
unclear
or
blurred.
®
On-screen
displays
are
available
in
two
different
layouts
{except
for
displays
of
the
channel
number
and
clock
time).
See
“9,
INITIAL
SET-UP”
on
page
19
for
selecting
the
display
mode.
:
®@
Channel
numbers
of
the
“CHOICE
channels
can
be
displayed
with
their
station
call
letters.
1f
you
prefer
to
do
so,
enter
the
station
cal!
letters
when
you
program
the
“CHOICE
channels”.
See
“1.
CHOICE
PROGRAMING”
on
page
10.
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Panel
The
FUNCTION
button
on
the
front
panel
selects
the
control
modes
for
TV
operation
and
picture/sound
adjustment.
©@
Press
FUNCTION
button
@
on
the
front
panel.
The
first
time
itis
pressed,
the
following
display
appears
on
the
screen.
HARKER
INNEL
@
At
this
time,
the
top
line
shows
the
current
channel
number.
Press
FUNCTION
button
@
to
select
the
desired
item
for
ad-
justment.
Each
time
the
FUNCTION
button
is
pressed,
the
magenta-colored
portion
shifts
in
the
order
below
to
show
that
the
colored
item
in
the
list
can
be
adjusted,
Note:
Three
pages
of
on-screen
displays
are
available
with
the
.
FUNCTION
button.
[1].CHANNEL
SELECT
mode
[2]
ANTENNA/CABLE
SELECT
mode
[3]
TV/VIDEO
SELECT
mode
[4]
MTS
SELECT
mode
(5)
TINT
adjustment
mode
{6]
COLOR
adjustment
mode
[7]
PICTURE
adjustment
mode
[8]
BRIGHT
adjustment
mode
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DETAIL
adjustment
mode
BASS
adjustment
mode
(Il)
TREBLE
adjustment
mode
[f2]
BALANCE
adjustment
mode
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TV
REMOTE
CONTROL
Note:
The
Remote
Control’s
FUNCTION
BACK
button
@
or
FORWARD
button
@®
selects
only
picture
and
sound
adjustment
modes:
TINT,
COLOR,
PICTURE,
BRIGHT,
DETAIL,
BASS,
TREBLE
and
BALANCE.
The
other
control
modes
can
be
selected
directly
with
the
Remote
Control's
respective
buttons.
Pressing
FUNCTION
FOR-
WARD
button
@
advances
the
colored
portion
in
the
order
as
shown
on
the
left
for
“picture/sound
adjust-
ment
modes”,
pressing
FUNCTION
BACK
button
@
ad-
vances
in
the
reverse
order.
®@
After
selecting
the
desired
mode,
press
LEVEL/CHANNEL
{-/+)
buttons
@
on
the
front
panel
or
FUNCTION
(-/+}
but-
tons
@
on
the
Remote
Control!
while
the
selected
mode
in-
dication
is
being
displayed
to
make
your
preferred
adjust-
ment.
The
Remote
Control’s
FUNCTION
(-/+)
buttons
@
control
only
picture
and
sound
adjustments.
Notes:
@
When
using
the
front
panel
buttons,
before
the
FUNCTION
button
is
pressed
for
the
first
time
with
nothing
displayed
on
the
screen,
the
TV
is
in
the
“CHANNEL
SELECT”
mode.
Therefore,
in
this
mode,
channel
selection
is
possible
by
pressing
LEVEL/CHANNEL
(-/+)
buttons
@
on
the
front
Panel.
©
After
compteting
picture
and
sound
adjustments
from
the
Remote
Control,
selecting
either
FUNCTION
{-)
or
(+)
button
@
will
return
directly
to
the
last
chosen
adjustment
mode.
fi]
CHANNEL
SELECT
mode
in
this
mode,
press
LEVEL/CHANNEL
(+)
button
@
on
the
front
panel
to
scan
up
the
channel,
and
press
the
(-}
button
to
scan
down
the
channet.
(The
screen
illustrations
below
show
the
case
when
the
TV
is
in
the
“CHANNEL”
mode.
When
in
the
“CABLE”
mode,
the
“CABLE”
indication
appears
instead
of
“CHANNEL’’,}
(2)
ANTENNA/CABLE
SELECT
(broadcast)
mode
In
this
mode,
press
LEVEL/CHANNEL
(-/+)
buttons
@
on
the
front
panel
to
change
the
broadcast
mode
between
“CHANNEL”
(for
regular
VHF/UHF
channels)
and
“CABLE”
(for
cable
channels).
Notes:
®
Mode
selection
can
be
performed
with
MAIN/SAP
but-
ton
@®
.
Each
time
it is
pressed,
the
mode
changes
in
the
order
of
“STEREO”
—
“SAP”
—
“MONO”
—
“STEREO”.
©
If
the
TV
set
is
kept
always
set
to
the
stereo
mode,
when
a
stereo
broadcast
is
received,
stereo
sound
is
out-
put
automatically.
©
|f
the
received
stereo
signal
is
weak,
noise
may
be
heard.
In
such
a
case,
press
LEVEL/CHANNEL
(-/+)
buttons
@
(or
MAIN/SAP
button
®
)}
to
engage
the
MONO
mode
for
better
sound
reception.
@
if
the
received
SAP
signal
is
weak,
the
SAP
will
not
be
heard.
Select
the
MONO
mode
for
better
sound
re-
ception.
,
@
Even
if
both
stereo
and
SAP
broadcasts
are
received,
both
broadcasts
cannot
be
heard
at
a
time.
When
using
the
TV
set
for
cable
reception
Transmission
of
Cable
TV
signals
may
differ
from
off-air
TV
broadcasts,
It
is
possible
that
the
multichannel
TV
sound
(MTS)
may
not
be
received
satisfactorily.
(5]-
(f2]
Picture/sound
adjustment
modes
[3]
TV/VIDEO
SELECT
mode
In
this
mode,
press
LEVEL/CHANNEL
({-/+)
buttons
@
on
the
front
panel
to
switch
the
mode
between
“TV”
(for
off-
air
or
cable
TV
broadcasts)
and
“VIDEO”
(for
video
source
which
is
connected
to
the
TV
set's
VIDEO/AUDIO
INPUT
connectors
or
$-VIDEO
IN
connector).
See
“CONNECT-
ING
TO
EXTERNAL
EQUIPMENT”
on
page
22.
Note:
Mode
selection
can
be
performed
with
TV/VIDEO
button
@
on
the
Remote
Control.
[4]
MTS
SELECT
mode
Your
TV
set
incorporates
an
MTS
(Multichannel!
Tetevision
Sound)
decoder
to
receive
stereo
broadcasts
and
any
ac-
companying
SAP
(Second
Audio
Program},
such
as
a
bilingual
broadcast.
Available
sound
will
be:
{1}
Monaural
(MAIN)
audio
program
(regular
broadcasts)
(2)
STEREO
(MAIN)
audio
program
{3)
Second
Audio
Program
(SAP)
In
this
mode,
the
“<-
ON
AIR”
shows
that
the
MTS
mode
is
now
being
broadcast.
Press
LEVEL/CHANNEL
(-/+)
but-
tons
@
to
change
the
reception
mode
among
“STEREO”,
“SAP”
and
“MONO”.
Each
time
it is
pressed,
the
color
of
the
indication
changes
from
blue
to
magenta
to
show
that
the
mode
has
just
been
switched.
In
these
modes,
an
adjustment
scale
with
a
marker
appears
on
the
screen.
Press
LEVEL/CHANNEL
(-/+)
buttons.
@
on
the
front
panel
or
FUNCTION
(-/+)
buttons
@
on
the
Remote
Control
to
fine
adjust
each
item
to
your
pre-
ference
according
to
the
chart
below.
(The
center
position
is
only
a
reference
level,
rather
than
a
standard
setting.)
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TREBLE
Strong
BALANCE
Right
Soft
Left
Note:
When
you
wish
to
restore
all
adjustment
modes
to
their
scales’
center
positions,
use
AV
STATUS/RESET
button
@
«.
For
details,
see
“AV
STATUS/RESET
Button”
on
page
13.
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This.
function
enables
storing
up
to
5
frequently-viewed
chan-
nels
as
“CHOICE
channels”,
allowing
immediate,
direct
ac-
cess
to
the
channel
of
your
choice
using
RECALL
CHOICE
button
@
.
1)
While
in
the
channel
select
mode
(either
“CHANNEL”
or
“CABLE”
mode),
determine
the
channel
you
wish
to
preset
as
a
CHOICE
channel
and
display
it
on
the
screen.
Noe
example,
press
“0”
and
“9”
to
display
“CHANNEL
09").
oa
2)
With
“PAGE-1"
MENU
displayed
on
the
screen,
press
“1”
of
©
40-Digit
Keypad
@
.
The
display
will
show:
The
“MENU”
button
selects
a
list
of
functions
that
can
be
pro-
grammed
for
operating
the
TV
more
conveniently.
This
func-
tion
is
possible
only
on
the
Remote
Control.
@
Press
MENU
button
@
on
the
Remote
Control
to
display
the
list
of
programmable
convenience
functions
on
the
screen.
The
“MENU”
consists
of
3
pages.
Press
the
MENU
button
repeatedly
to
display
the
pages
in
the
sequence
below.
©
Press
numbers
“1”
through
“9”
on
10-Digit
Keypad
@
to
select
the
corresponding
function
in
the
numbered
“MENU”,
3)
Press
a
number
(1
—
5)
on
10-Digit
Keypad
@
for
the
CHOICE
channel
number
you
wish
to
preset.
Then,
the
fol-
fowing
display
will
appear.
{For
example,
press
‘1’
for
storing
“CHANNEL
09”
as
the
“CHOICE
1”
channel.}
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4)
With
this
display,
you
can
store
the
TV
station’s
call
letters
5)
Press
the
FUNCTION
FORWARD/BACK
buttons
for
select-
for
handy
reference
along
with
its
channel
number.
{Up
to
4
letters
can
be
stored.)
If
you
choose
to
store
the
call
letters,
press
‘1’.
The
following
display
will
appear.
ERANNEL
QS
3.
--
PRESS
170
FINISH
©
\f
you
choose
not
to
store
call
letters,
press
“2”
of
the
10-
Digit
Keypad.
The
CHOICE
LIST
will
appear
to
show
that
the
CHOICE
PROGRAMING
mode
has
been
disengaged.
RECALL
CHOICE
Button
@
Simply
press
RECALL
CHOICE
button
@
anytime
you
want
to
call
up
the
list
of
preset
CHOICE
channels
for
con-
venient
direct
CHOICE
channel
selection.
While
the
list
is
on
the
screen,
press
the
corresponding
num-
ber
of
10-Digit
Keypad
@
(1
—
5)
to
select
the
preferred
channel.
2.
CHANNEL
SCAN
This
feature
allows
automatic
scanning,
in
ascending
order,
of
the
channels
which
have
been
stored
following
the
pro-
cedures
of
“9.
INITIAL
SET-UP”
{described
on
page
19).
1)
With
“PAGE-1"
MENU
displayed
on
the
screen,
press
“2”
of
10-Digit
Keypad
@
.
@
All
memorized
channels
{either
“CHANNEL”
or
“CABLE”
mode)
will
now
be
scanned
sequentially
in
ascending
order
beginning
with
the
channel
that
the
TV
is
tuned
to.
Scanning
will
stop
automatically
when
the
original
chan-
nel
is
reached.
“SCAN
STOP”
appears
to
show
the
CHANNEL
SCAN
mode
has
finished.
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STOP
6]
ing
each
of
the
call
letters
to
be
stored.
Avaiiable
characters
include
the
alphanumeric
characters
(26
English-language
letters
and
10
numerals},
plus
various
punctuation
marks
(period,
comma,
etc.).
Then,
move
the
cursor
to
the
next
letter
position
by
pressing
the
FUNCTION
(-/+)
buttons
on
the
Remote
Control.
When
finished
selecting
up
to
4
call
letters,
press
“1”.
(For
example,
if
you
store
the
letters
“JVC”,
keep
the
FUNCTION
FORWARD
or
BACK
button
pressed
until
the
letter
“J’’
appears.
Then,
press
the
FUNCTION
(+)
button
to
move
the
cursor
one
letter
position
to
the
right.
Press
FUNC-
TION
FORWARD
or
BACK
to
select
the
letter
“V",
then
move
the
cursor
to
the
right
again
with
FUNCTION
(+).
In
the
same
way,
select
'C”,
then
press
1’
to
end
the
opera-
tion.)
The
CHOICE
LIST
is
displayed
for
a
few
seconds.
Repeat
steps
1}
through
5)
to
preset
up
to
5
CHOICE
chan-
nels.
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2)
Press
any
button
on
the
Remote
Control,
if
you
wish
to
stop
scanning
at
a
certain
channel
before
the
original
channel
is
reached.
To
resume
scanning,
press
MEMU
button
@
and
then
“2”
of
10-Digit
Keypad
@
.
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Notes:
@
When
the
TV
is
in
the
“CABLE”
mode,
the
“CABLE”
indi-
cation
appears
on
the
screen
instead
of
“CHANNEL”.
©
For
changing
memorized
channels,
see
“9.
INITIAL
SET-UP”.
©
If
you
wish
to
start
CHANNEL
SCAN
at
a
specific
channel,
first
select
the
broadcast
mode
(CHANNEL
or
CABLE}
then
that
channel
number,
and
then
follow
instructions
on
the
left.
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While
actual
CHANNEL
SCAN
is
being
performed,
al!
front
panel
buttons
become
inoperable.
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SET-UP
AV
STATUS
Your
TV
set
incorporates
the
AV
STATUS
memory
that
can
store
2
variations
for
preset
picture/sound
adjustments,
allow-
ing
you
to
change
the
picture/sound
tone/speaker
balance
to
your
preference,
depending
on
each
source.
1)
With
“PAGE-1”
MENU
displayed
on
the
screen,
press
3"
of
10-Digit
Keypad
@
.
The
display
will
show:
2)
Make
picture
adjustments
to
your
preference.
Use
the
FUNCTION
BACK/FORWARD
buttons
to
select
the
item,
and
use
the
FUNCTION
(-/+)
buttons
to
adjust
each
item.
If
you
also
wish
to
make
sound
adjustments,
press
‘1’
to
advance
the
adjustment
mode
display.
The
following
display
will
appear,
(Press
‘'1’’
again
to
return
to
the
picture
adjust-
ment
display.)
Bass,
W
TREBLE
W
eeL
ANCE
i
3)
Make
sound
adjustments
to
your
preference.
Use
the
FUNC-
TION
BACK/FORWARD
buttons
to
select
the
item,
and
use
the
FUNCTION
(-/+)
buttons
to
adjust
each
item.
When
finished,
press
’’2''.
The
following
display
will
appear.
4)
Press
“1”
to
store
the
setting
as
the
“AV
STATUS
A”.
(Press
“2”
to
store
it
as
the
“AV
STATUS
B”.)
Then
the
picture
and
sound
adjustment
settings
{items
and
their
reference
scales)
appear
for
a
few
seconds
each.
TINT
COLOR
PICTURE
Bass
I
BRIGHT
TREBLE.
w
DETAIL
Il
BALANCE
ll
5)
Repeat
steps
1}
through-4)
for
making
another
AV
STATUS
setting.
Note:
When
you
wish
to
choose
the
preset
AV
STATUS,
just
press
the
AV
STATUS/RESET
button
@
to
choose
either
set
of
AV
STATUS
adjustments.
For
details,
see
"AV
STATUS/RESET
Button”
on
the
next
page.
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AV
STATUS/RESET
button
Use
this
button
for
choosing
the
preset
AV
STATUS
or
for
resetting
the
picture/sound
adjustment
items.
Press
AV
STATUS/RESET
button
@
onthe
Remote
Control.
The
following
display
appears.
®
Another
pressing
of
the
AV
STATUS/RESET
button
resets
all
previously
adjusted
items
to
their
center
positions,
1.
AV
STATUS
A
Press
“1”
of
10-Digit
Keypad
@
for
selecting
AV
STATUS
A.
The
picture
and
sound
change
as
preset
for
“AV
STATUS
A”.
Then
the
picture
and
sound
adjustment
settings
(items
and
their
reference
scales)
appear
for
a
few
seconds
each.
2.
AV
STATUS
B
Press
2"
for
selecting
AV
STATUS
B.
The
picture
and
sound
change
as
preset
for
“AV
STATUS
B"'.
Then
the
picture
and
sound
adjustment
settings
{items
and
their
reference
scales)
appear
for
a
few
seconds
each,
3.
RESET
Press
3"
when
you
wish
to
reset
all
adjusted
items
(TINT,
COLOR,
PICTURE,
BRIGHT,
DETAIL,
BASS,
TREBLE
and
BALANCE)
back
to
their
center
positions
at
the
same
time.
The
on-screen
displays
appear
and
change
as
follows.
TINT
OUR
BASS
u
iC
TURE
TREBLE
a
eignt
BALANCE
tl
DETAIL
Note:
While
in
this
mode,
the
setting
of
the
AV
STATUS
can-
not
be
cancelled.
PAGE-2
The
“SLEEP
TIMER”
feature
allows
you
to
turn
off
your
TV
automatically
at
a
preset
time.
1)
With
“PAGE-2”
(or
“PAGE-1”
or
“PAGE-3”)
MENU
dis-
played
on
the
screen,
press
“4”
of
10-Digit
Keypad
@
.
The
display
will
show:
@
If
the
built-in
clock
has
not
been
set
to
operate
properly,
the
SLEEP
TIMER
will
not
function.
In
this
case,
the
following
display
will
appear
on
the
screen
to
show
that
the
clock
re-
quires
adjustment.
POUER
INTERRUPTEO,
UOULD
“TOU.
SET
CLOCK}
Press
‘'1'°
(YES)
of
the
10-Digit
Keypad
to
adjust
the
clock,
(1f
“2”
(NO)
is
pressed,
the
warning
message
“YOU
CANNOT
OPERATE
SLEEP
TIMER!
!"
is
displayed.)
Set
the
built-in
clock.
(See
‘6.
SET
CLOCK"’
on
page
15
for
details.)
When
the
clock
is
adjusted,
the
message
“THANK
YOU"
appears.
Then,
the
following
display
appears
to
show
that
the
SLEEP
TIMER
is
now
ready
to
be
set.
2)
Press
the
numbers
on
the
10-Digit
Keypad
to
set
the
desired
switch-off
time.
The
SLEEP
TIMER
can
be
set
for
up
to
17
hours
59
minutes
from
the
current
time.
For
example,
if
it is
now
7:00
PM,
and
you
want
the
TV
to
switch
off
automatically
at
9:00
PM,
press
“9”,
“0”
and
"0".
(The
““AM/PM’
setting
is
done
automatically.)
The
selected
time
of
“9:00
PM”
appears.
@
When
you
select
“1”
for
hour
setting
(for
example,
“1:05
AM"),
remember
to
press
“0”
first,
then
press
“1”,
“O”
and
nBir
3)
To
cancel
the
SLEEP
TIMER
setting,
key
in
the
current
time
(the
current
time
setting
of
the
TV’s
built-in
clock).
Notes:
©
Jf
an
invalid
time
is
selected
(for
example:
'5:87”},
it
will
be
rejected
and
the
SLEEP
TIMER
must
be
reset
properly.
®
While
the
SLEEP
TIMER
is
activated,
if
the
POWER
button
is
pressed
to
turn
the
power
off
and
on
again,
the
SLEEP
TIMER
will
be
cancelled.
”
@
While
the
SLEEP
TIMER
is
activated,
if
the
power
is
discon-
nected
(such
as
in
the
case
of
power
failure,etc.)
and
reap-
plied
later,
the
TV
is
turned
off.
When
disconnected
only
for
a
couple
of
minutes,
the
SLEEP
TIMER
is
reactivated;
how-
ever,
it
turns
the
TV
off
later
than
the
set
time
by
the
amount
of
time
of
interruption.
@
The
SLEEP
TIMER
may
turn
off
the
TV
a
little
earlier
than
the
preset
time.
©
When
the
remaining
time
reaches
1
minute,
the
message,
“GOOD
NIGHT",
will
be
displayed
and
continue
to
blink
until
the
power
turns
off
automatically.
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