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COPYRIGHT © 1996 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LTD.
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JVC
COLOUR
TELEVISION
AV-28WX1EP
AV-32WX1EP
INSTRUCTIONS
Thank
you
for
purchasing
this
JVC
colour
television.
To
ensure
your
complete
understanding,
please
read
this
manual
thoroughly
before
operation.
EXPOSE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
WARNING:
B
PREVENT
FIRE
OR
SHOCK
HAZARD,
DO
NOT
oS
CAUTION:
[to
ENSURE
PERSONAL
SAFETY,
OBSERVE
THE
FOLLOWING
RULES
REGARDING
THE
USE
OF
THIS
UNIT.
1.
Operate
only
from
the
power
source
specified
(AC
220
-
240
V,
50
Hz)
on
the
unit.
2.
Avoid
damaging
the
AC
plug
and
power
cord.
3.
Avoid
improper
installation
and
never
position
the
unit
where
good
ventilation
is
unattainable.
When
installing
this
television,
distance
recommendations
must
be
maintained
between
the
floor
and
wall,
as
well
as
installment
in
a
tightly
—S—S
EE
enclosed
area
or
piece
of
furniture.
Adhere
to
the
minimum
distance
guidelines
shown
for
safe
operation.
4.
Do
not
allow
objects
or
liquid
into
the
cabinet
openings.
5.
Inthe
event
of
a
fault,
unplug
the
unit
and
call
a
service
technician.
Do
not
attempt
to
repair
it
yourself
or
remove
the
rear
cover.
When
you
don't
use
this
TV
set
for
a
long
period
of
time,
be
sure
to
disconnect
the
power
plug
from
the
AC
outlet.
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Locations of remote control
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OTHER FEATURES ............ . 23
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Locations of remote control buttons
OUTSIDE BUTTONS
@_ PR. LIST button
Tv/Video button
ZOOM button
-- button
Mute button
3D-HEADPHONE button
3D-PHONIC button
Exit button
Standby button
PR channel V/A button
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Number buttons
Display button
Volume —/+ button
Teletext buttons
</> / Via button
AG button
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p. 28
INSIDE BUTTONS
How to open the cover.
@®_ STANDARD button
(8 Teletext buttons
439 VCR control buttons
Locations of TV buttons and parts
FRONT PANEL
(behind the door)
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REAR PANEL
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(1) Remote control sensor
(2) ECO sensor
(3) Headphone jack (mini jack) p.5
(4) EXT-3 terminals p. 4, 14,16, 20
(5) Earth magnetism correction switch
3 - (The AV-28WX1EP does not have this switch.) p.17
588 ® INSTALL button p. 7,8, 10
@_ PRChannel V/A buttons p.19
(8) Volume —/+ buttons p.19
@) 3D-PHONIC lamp p. 26
40) ECO lamp p. 24
Gd) SLEEP TIMER lamp p.23
42 Power lamp p. 6,18
43 Main power button p. 6,18
44 EXT-2 terminal p. 4,14, 16, 20
45) AUDIO OUT terminals p. 30
4 EXT-1 terminal p. 4,14,16, 20
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PREPARATION
1.
Connecting
the
aerial
and
VCR
It
not
connecting
a
VCR,
do
‘1!
only.
Notes:
if
connecting
a
VCR,
proceed:1)
6:2)
+53.
+
For
further
details,
reter
to
manuals
provided
with
the
devices
you
are
connecting.
* Connecting cables are not supplied.
* You can view video from a VCR
without doing :3 . For details, refer to
the manual provided with your VCR.
VHF/UHF outdoor aeriat
To AV IN/
OUT
®
terminal
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VCR /S-VHS VCR
2.
Connecting
other
external
devices
Conditions:
This
TV
set
has
external
device
connectors,
EXT-1
to
EXT-3,
to
which
you
can
connect
a
VCR.
However,
there
are
some
differences
in
functions
among
them.
Consult
the
following
table
betore
making
connections.
fe
od
ec
EXTA
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o
TEXTS
tony
VIDEO
IN
ver
Vv
"1
Select
VIDEO
or
S-VIDEO
I
Vinzo
out
5
aR
mode
trom
the
EXT
SETTING
§
VIDEO
IN
|
S
ay
=a
meee
ere
menu.
For
details,
see
page
14
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iovieed.
2
a
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Leer
“Making
external
device
S-VIDEO
OUT
|
3
=
e
sighing
settings.”
RGBIN,
Yo.
nt
Sy
as
=
*2
Only
the
TV
broadcast
is
AUDIO-1
IN
N
aioe
aes
‘ct
RIN
a
“
a
=
an
el
|
roadcasts
or
inputs
from
AUDIO-RIN
aie
pa
San
ae
EXT-1
or
3
can
be
output.
For
AUDIOLOUT
|
at
:
i
y*3
detaiis,
see
page
16
“Select
auooRouT
[vie
a
|
EXT-2
output"
However,
when
Others
©
Automatic
detection
and
you
select
EXT-2,
no
signals
switching of Input mode are output
* Automatic detection and
switching of ZOOM mode. to
Use headphones with a stereo mini jack (dia. 3.5 mm).
When
using
headphones,
the
speakers
will
not
output
sound.
Although,
the
signal
from
the
AUDIO
OUT
terminals
will
not
cut
off
when
headphones
are
connected.
For
further
details,
reter
to
manuals
provided
with
the
devices
you
are
connecting.
Connecting cables are not supplied.
ANON
CONNACIING
a
NOfaural
Exteinal
Device
(0
the
CATS
terminals,
use
the
L
jack.
For
details
on
how
to
connect
the
AUDIO
OUT
terminals
on
your
TV
and
external
devices
such
as
the
audio
amplifiers
or
speakers,
see
page
30.
if
connecting
to
the
terminals
on
the
rear
panel
VCR ‘3: Decoder
'2:S-VHS VCR 4: TV game
Push to open
3.
Connecting
the
power
cord
Insert the power plug into an AC outlet (AC 220 — 240 V,
50 Hz).
ae cord nat A
AC outlet
4.
Inserting
batteries
into
your
remote
control
Condition:
CAUTION:
;
«
Use
two
AAA/RO3
dry
cell
batteries.
@
*
Follow
the
cautions
printed
on
the
®
batteries.
Insert
two
batteries,
observing
the
@
Notes:
* Battery fife is approx. six months to
one year, depending on frequency of
use.
+ Ifthe remote control operates
erratically, replace the batteries
+ We recommend that you use the
supplied batteries initially and replace
them as soon as operation becomes
erratic. The supplied batteries are for
testing. not for regular use.
and © polarities, inserting the ©
end first.
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5. Turning the power on
Press the Main Power button on the TV to turn
the main power on.
The POWER lamp lights red.
C) * The TV enters Standby mode.
If the power lamp has automatically turned from red to green
Skip the turn on operations in step two, the TV has automatically tumed
on.
2 Press the Standby button.
. © The POWER lamp changes from red to green.
The first time you turn on your TV
The TV goes into initial settings mode and the JVC
logo appears. Follow the steps below. The necessary
settings to watch the TV can be completed quickly and
easily by following the instructions on page 7 and 8.
* Once you have completed ail the initial settings you
cannot retum to the settings mode again.
7. Press any button onthe remote fect
control. eae
CASTELLANO
The LANGUAGE menu appears. FRANCAIS
PANORAMIC RODE
DOLBY PRO LOGIC 3O-PHON
2, Perform steps 3 and 4,
SWITZERLAND
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“Selecting
the
on-screen
=
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language”
on
page
Te
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BELGIUR SUOMI
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LUXEMBOURG PORTUGAL
Complete the on screen language settings
and the COUNTRY menu will then appear.
3, Perform steps 3 and 4,
“Automatic allocation” on page
8.
The PR channels are automatically set and the
EDIT menu is displayed.
* if you want to edit PR channels, proceed to
step 3 on page 10. ree eee
@ The procedure is complete.
Press the Exit button repeatedly to exit the menu.
Note:
* You can also press the PR channel
VIA button, a number button or the
TVNideo button to turn the power on.
Notes:
+ If you turn off the TV or exit the menu
while you are performing the initial
settings mode,
you will not be able to return to the
settings mode.
See pages 7 and 8 for the setting
details respectively
.
To turn the power off
7. Press the Standby button.
© The POWER lamp changes from green to red.
* The TV enters Standby mode.
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2. Press the Main Power button on the TV to turn
the main power off.
@ The POWER lamp goes out.
Note:
+ To save anergy, wa recommend that
you turn the main power off if you do
hot plan to use your TV fora long time
6.
Selecting
the
on-screen
language
You can select one of ten languages for the on-screen display. In this
manual, on-screen descriptions are given in English. Setect English.
7, Press INSTALL button on the TV. (Example)
= The INSTALL menu appears.
INSTAL
2. Press (0x button.
Mente The LANGUAGE menu appears. NTT)
oR)
ON NEDERLANDS
TTALIANO
CASTELLANO
FRANCAIS
3. Press W/A button to select ENGLISH.
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4, Press (0X button.
Ce) The LANGUAGE menu disappears.
Note:
© You can also display the INSTALL
menu by selecting INSTALL in the
MPNU and pressing (8 butter
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7.
Allocating
stations
to
PR
channels
To
view
a
TV
programme,
you
must
first
allocate
stations
to
PR
channels.
You
can
allocate
up
to
100
stations
to
PR
channels
PR
1
thru
PR99
plus
PR
0
(AV)
on
this
TV.
There
are
two
ways
to
allocate
stations
to
PR
channels,
automatic
and
manual.
After
you
have
allocated
stations
to
PR
channels,
you
can
change
the
stations
again.
For
details,
see
page
10.
Automatic allocation
Automatically
allocates
receivable
stations
to
PR
channels.
When
the
TV
receives
a
signal
describing
the
station's
name,
it
allocates
those
stations,
station
IDs,
and
registers
then
as
they
were
preset
at
the
JVC
factory.
7. Press INSTALL button on the TV.
( The INSTALL menu appears.
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COUNTRY
2, Press V/A button to
select AUTO PROGRAM,
and press (0k) button.
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3,
Press
W/a/</P
button
to
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Fascia
select
your
country
and
press
(0K)
button.
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The AUTO PHOGHAM menu appears.
AUTO PROGRAM
ie:
CUEXIT — @:%K 3°.
4, Press (0x) button.
cy)
The PR channel is automatically set
and the EDIT menu is displayed.
* If you want to edit PR channels,
proceed to step 3 on page 10.
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@ The procedure is complete
Press the Exit button repeatedly to exit Ihe menu.
(@)
Note:
+ You can also display the INSTALL
menu by selecting INSTALL in the
MENU and pressing © button.
Note:
* If you make a mistake when selecting
your country, or do not want lo use the
Automatic allocation tunction, select
CANCEL, and then press (4 bution to
return to the INSTALL menu
Notes:
+ Automatic allocation does not allocate
a station to PR channel PR 0 (AV)
Use manual allocation or editing to
allocate a station to PR channet PR 0
(AV)
+ Ifa station you want to view is not
allocated to a PR channel, perform
Manual allocation
Manual allocation
Condition:
*
To
manually
allocate
French
stations
to
PR
channels,
you
must
set
COUNTRY
to
FRANCE.
If
COUNTRY
is
set
to
any
other
country
than
FRANCE.
Firstly
perform
“Automatic
Allocation”
steps
1
thru
3
and
set
COUNTRY
to
FRANCE.
Next
select
CANCEL
from
AUTO
PROGRAM
menu
then
press
(X)
button
to
retum
to
the
INSTALL
menu.
Then
follow
the
operations
from
step
2
of
“Manual
allocation.”
1. Press INSTALL button on the TV.
) The INSTALL menu appears.
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INSTALL
AUTO PROGRAM
MANUAL
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. Press V/A button to select
MANUAL, and press (0K) button.
AI > @
The MANUAL menu appears.
. Press W/& button button to select PR, and
press </> button to select a PR channel
number.
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4, Press V/A button to select SEARCH, and
press </P> button to search for a station.
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Scanning stops when the TV receives a broadcast. Press </P button
to search for another station, and keep searching until you see the
station you want.
CH: Terrestrial broadcast stations
CC: Cable TV stations
if reception is poor:
Press W/a& button to select FINE, and </P button to fine-tune the PR
channel.
If COUNTRY is set to FRANCE:
SYSTEM appears under FINE.
if the signal of a station is incorrectly received, press W/& button to
select SYSTEM and press </P button to change the broadcast
system. Then repeat step 4.
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5, Press (0X button.
MENU
(‘6a ) The on-screen display shifts once, and the station is
cy) allocated to a PR channel.
* Repeat steps 3 thru 5 to allocate all desired stations to PR
channels.
a
@ This completes the procedure.
Press the Exit button repeatedly to exit the menu.
Cw)
Note:
+ You can also display the INSTALL
menu by selecting INSTALL in the
MENU and pressing ©) button
Note:
+ PR channel number “00” appears on
the screen as "AV". We recommend
(hat you allocate this PR channel toa
VCH connected to the aerial socket
Note:
* For details on the relationship between
the displayed CH/CC number and the
actual channel number, see the
Channel table on page 34.
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8. Editing PR channels
You
can
change
PR
channel
settings
by
doing
any
of
the
following:
To
change
the
PR
channel
number
of
a
station
*
You
can delete
an
unwanted
station
from
a
PR
channel,
*
You
can
change
the
PR
channel
number
of
a
station,
4.
Press
W/A
button
to
select
the
«
You
can
add
a
new
station
to
a
PR
channel,
or
station
*
You
can
add
station
IDs
to
PR
channels.
:
.
:
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To
edit
PR
channels
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7,
Press
INSTALL
button
on
the
TV.
a
.
Latdnttist
+
You
can
also
display
the
INSTALL
@:DELETE
@:
INSERT
(?)
The
INSTALL
menu
appears.
sure
pnoanar
menu
by
selecting
INSTALL
in
the
Gexit
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MENU and pressing 6%) button.
IWSTALL
2. Press W/a button to select
EDIT, and then press button.
A > @
The EDIT menu appears.
2. Press P button.
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ID <>
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@: DELETE @: INSERT
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on
3.
Press
V/A
button
to
3.
Use
any
of
the
procedures
described
in
the
a
‘the
ae
tae
haneg
following
pages
to
change
the
PR
channel
°
E
esire
enanne
settings.
passes
@ This completes the procedure. 2
Press
the
Exit
button
repeatedly
to
exit
the
menu.
:
ital
operation,
press
the
4, Press < button.
Q
To delete a station from a PR channel
7. Press V/A button to select the
station you want to delete.
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@ DELETE @: INSERT
EXIT IDS
@ DELETE @: INSERT
@:EXIT ae ID
2, Press number button ().
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Note:
* Stations allocated to PR channels
following the deleted PR channel
number are shifted back by one to the
preceding PR channel number.
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To add a new station to a PR channel
1, Press W/a button to select the
row containing the PR channel
number to which you want to
add a station.
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2. Press ©) button repeatedly to
display the enter number
indicator.
; CH: to add terrestrial broadcast
as stations
CC: to add cable TV stations
If
COUNTRY
is
set
to
FRANCE,
select
one
of
|
[ext
ate
the
following
four
items:
CH1:
to
add
a
system
L
terrestrial
broadcast
channel
CH2:
to
add
a
system
B/G
or
|
terrestrial
broadcast
channel
CC1:
to
add
a
system
L
cable
TV
channel
CC2:
to
add
a
system
B/G
or
|
cable
1V
channel
Note:
actual channel number, see the
Channel table on page 34
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3.
Press
the
number
buttons
to
enter
the
channel
number.
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4, Press (0X) button.
« To enter a one-digit channel number, enter the
corresponding number and press (4) button.
* To cancel the operation, press the Exit button.
Note:
+ When you add a station, the station
preset to PA99 is deleted
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* For details on the relationship between
the displayed CH/CC number and the
To add a station ID to a station
Generally
the
ID
of
the
stations
you
are
using,
are
already
stored
in
the
TV
ID
LIST
and
can
be
easily
registered,
however
you
can
also
manually
register
the
1D
number
of
the
stations
you
like,
respectively.
4, Press V/A button to select the
station.
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1
2
3
4
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6
7
8
9
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2. Press (x) button.
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3. Press W/é button to select the
first letter of the desired
station’s ID.
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4, Press (© button.
MENU
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5, Press V/A button to select the station ID.
¢ To cancel the operation, press the Exit button
repeatedly.
AICS
6, Press (x) button.
MENU
@:DELETE @: INSERT
SUEXIT @rID sae
Programming a station's ID
manually:
Follow the operations below in place ot
steps 3 thru 5
{1) Press the W/A button repeatedly to
select a character.
(2) Press ® button lo move cursor to
input position.
(3) To complete station ID, follow steps
(1) and (2) repeatedly.
+ Astation ID can have up to 5
characters.
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9, Making external device settings
You can select S-VIDEO or normal input for the EXT-1 and EXT-2 terminals,
and you can give an EXT 1D to each EXT input terminal.
To change EXT settings
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TV:
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record the output on a VCR connected to the
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from the EXT-1 or EXT-3 terminal.
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The AV-32WX1EP has a large picture tube in which a picture could
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Use the procedure described below to adjust the picture.
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2. Set the Earth magnetism correction switch to
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[cP] mark. :
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the (CS) mark.
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Example: To select channel 6, press “6”.
2. Press the corresponding number buttons.
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to display the “--” mark, then press “1”
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press Standby button again.
* You can also press the PR channel
VIA button, a number button or the
TV/Video button to turn the power on.
Notes:
If the picture is not clear or no colour
appears, change the colour system
manually (see page 21 for details)
* Enter “0” when selecting an AV
channel (PR 0 channel)
Note:
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channel when the CHILD LOCK
setting is on (see page 24).
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channel
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Viewing
images
from
external
devices
see ee
To
view
images
trom
an
external
device
(such
as
a
VCA)
that
is
connected
to
the
TV,
select
its
EXT
terminal.
a
1,
Press
the
TV/Video
button
to
select
the
EXT
terminal.
Ow
*
The
current
selection
appears,
and
disappears
after
several seconds.
TV mode EXT modes
aera
caleps.
EMA
age,
SETS
yt
Salis {a.ca] (Ga-ca) |
Sra
eat
andes
es
EMTS
:
TV
mode:
Shows
images
from
an
external
device
(such
as
a
VCR)
or
TV
aerial
connected
to
the
aerial
socket
of
your
TV.
EXT modes:
Shows
images
from
an
external
device
(such
as
a
VCR)
connected
to
the displayed terminal
«
To
use
S-Video
mode
to
view
input
from
an
S-VHS
VCR,
see
“To
select
$-VIDEO
input
tor
a
terminal”
on
page
14
When
selecting
EXT-1
or
EXT-2
input
terminals
as
S-ViOEO
input,
E1
or
E2
changes
to
S1
or
S2
in
the
display.
Controlling
your
JVC
VCR
with
the
remote
control
Each
VCH
button
on
the
remote
control
corresponds
to
a
button
on
a
JVC
VCR
(Inside buttons)
Tesi naan enya ste
@OOOOE
——— VCR buttons
J)
Note:
+ Ifthe picture is not clear or no colour
appears, change the colour system
manually (see page 21).
Notes:
* For details, refer to the manual of your
JVC VCA
* Depending on your VCR, the remote
control may not operate perfectly, and
may not even control the VCR at all.
ho Qo
SOUND AND PICTURE
COLOUR SYSTEM
The colour system is automatically
selected, but if the picture is not
clear or no colour appears, select
the colour system manually.
1.
2.
Press ©X button.
The MENU appears.
Press w/a button to select
PICTURE, then press 0X
button.
The PICTURE menu appears.
Press w/a button to select
COLOUR SYSTEM, then
press ©X) button.
The COLOUR SYSTEM appears.
Press w/a button to select
the appropriate colour
system.
AUTO:
Automatic colour system selection.
Press 6X button.
This completes the setting.
Notes:
* {fot in PR 0 channel (AV) TV
mode, AUTO cannot be selected
* In TV mode NTSC3.58 and
NTSC4_.43 cannot be selected.
* AUTO may not function properly
depending on signal quality. if the
picture is abnormal in AUTO mode,
select another colour system
manually.
1.
2.
5.
MULTI SOUND
You can select the multi sound mode
for stereo broadcast programmes
and bilingual programmes.
Note:
* The MULTI SOUND function has no
effect on programmes other than A2 or
NICAM (B/G,L) broadcast programmes
Press ©) button.
The MENU appears.
Press w/a button to select
SOUND, then press ©
button.
The SOUND menu appears.
Press w/a button to select
STEREO/lell, then press 6X)
button.
The STEREO/lell menu appears.
Notes:
¢ The multisound function does not
work in EXT modes.
The STEREO/+ll menu does not
appear.
* When watching broadcast
programs other than A2 or NICAM
(8/G.L) the multisound function
does not work and the “MONO © “
display appears.
* The multisound mode display is
different trom the broadcast
program.
Press w/a button to select
a multi sound mode.
CO: Stereo sound
}: — Bilingual { (Sub |)
I: Bilingual Is (Sub tl)
©: Normal sound
Press ©¥ button.
This completes the setting.
Note:
« When you display the current PR
channel number, the current multi sound
mode appears for approximately 3
seconds.
MUTE
You can mute the volume to 0
instantly. This is convenient when
answering the phone or when
receiving visitors.
1, Press the Mute button.
The sound is muted.
[ |
To restore the sound:
Press the Mute button again.
Note:
* You can also restore the sound from the
speakers by pressing the Volume -/+
button.
PICTURE/SOUND
MODE
You can choose from among three
picture/sound modes.
1. Press GX button.
The MENU appears.
2. Press W/a button to select
FEATURES, then press (©X)
button.
The FEATURES menu appears.
CENERA/ GAME
ECO MODE
BLUE BACK
CHILD LOCK
[oer ax]
3. Press w/a button to select
CINEMA/GAME, then press
button.
The CINEMA/GAME menu appears.
[CINEMA7GAME |]
aria)
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4. Press w/a button to select
the desired mode.
CINEMA:
Use this setting when viewing film
programmes.
GAME:
Use this setting when playing TV games
USER:
Use to make your own personal setting.
5. Press ©X button.
This completes the setting.
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22
SOUND AND PICTURE
PICTURE/SOUND
Note:
TV
SPEAKER
LR
OFF:
¢ You can adjust the TINT (picture Use this function if you connect an audio
A DJUSTMENT tint) only when the colour system is amplifier and front speakers to your TV
You can adjust the picture and
sound as you like.
When setting PICTURE /SOUND
mode by USER, your selected
picture adjustments and sound
settings are programmed in USER
mode.
To adjust the picture
1.
2.
Press © button.
The MENU appears.
Press W/a button to select
PICTURE, then press 6¥)
button.
The PICTURE menu appears.
Press W/a button to select
SETTING.
The SETTING menu appears.
COLOUR
BRIGHT
CONT
SHARP.
@: RESET
OO: EXIT
2: 0K
Press w/a button to select
an Item, and press </>
button to adjust it.
* To return to the default settings,
press (:) button. When setting
PICTURE/SOUND mode by
USER, the default setting is
changed into two types of default
setting, STANDARD 1 and
STANDARD2, and these two type
of defailt settig is alternate by
pressing G:) button repeatedly.
Picture white colour base
changes as well as default
settings.
< Item >
Reddish TINT Greenish
(picture tint)
Lighter COLOUR Deeper
{picture colour)
Darker BRIGHT Brighter
(picture brightness)
Lower CONT Higher
(picture contrast) —|
Softer SHARP Sharper
(picture sharpness)
NTSC 3.58 or NTSC 4.43.
5. Press OX button.
This completes the setting.
To adjust the sound
1.
2.
Press ©% button.
The MENU appears.
Press W/a button to select
SOUND, then press
button.
The SOUND menu appears.
Press W/A button to select
SETTING, then press 64)
button.
The SETTING menu appears.
|_ - Si
BASS
TREBLE
BALANCE
Note:
* When enjoying Dolby” Pro Logic
Surround sound with 4 or &
speakers, the Tone adjustment
item in the DOLBY PRO LOGIC
menu appears. For details, see
page 27 “To adjust the tone”. If you
press ©X button again, the menu
disappears.
* Manufactured under license from
Dolby Laboratories Licensing
Corporation,
“Dolby”, the double-D symbol and
“Pro Logic” are trademarks of
Dolby Laboratories Licensing
Corporation
Press W/a button to select
an item, and press </>
button to adjust it.
* To return to the default settings,
press (--) button.
< Item >»
Weaker BASS Stronger
(low frequency sound)
Weaker TREBLE Stronger
(high frequency sound)
Lett BALANCE Right
(audio balance) |
If you set this function to OFF, sound is
no longer output from the TV's speakers
and the headphones connected to your
TV. For details, see “To use 2 external
speakers” on page 30.
Note:
* if you set TV SPEAKER to OFF,
the illustration of the feft and right
external speakers appears beside
the illustration of the TV.
5. Press ©¥ button.
* This completes the setting.
To quickly and easily
adjust the picture and
sound
1. Press w/a button.
1 item is displayed.
COLOUR G-
2. Press W/a button
repeatedly to select an
Item, and press </>
button to adjust it.
TINT > COLOUR -> BRIGHT
TREBLE «- BASS < ANS
STANDARD
With just one touch, you can restore
the default picture and sound
settings. There are two types of
default settings, select the desired
setting.
1. Press STANDARD button.
The default picture and
sound settings are
restored.
[STANDARD]
* After you Press the STANDARD
button to alternate between the
two default settings then change.
STANDARO
STANDARD 1 + STANDARD2
STANDARD 1
A cool white colour base with a boost in
the colour and contrast levels. Creating a
more vivid picture
STANDARD 2
A normal white colour base with no boost
in the colour or contrast levels.
Note:
* The sound settings for
STANDARD? and STANDARD2
are the same
OTHER FEATURES
DISPLAY
You can display the channet
number, EXT terminal number and
ID, or the current time.
1. Press the Display button
repeatedly.
The display changes cyclically in the
following order.
| Coase |
ot EXT terminal
number, and 10
| Current time
No indication
LJ
About the current time display:
This TV uses teletext data to determine
the current time.
« Ifthe TV has not received a station
that has teletext data since it was
turned on, the time display is blank.
To view the current time, select a
station that Is broadcasting teletext
data. As long as you do not turn off
the TV, then even if you select other
stations, the time wilt still be
displayed.
* When watching videos, the wrong
time is sometimes displayed.
Note:
| PR channel number
* When selecting an EXT terminal eith no
input signal, the EXT number and ID
decome fixed on the screen. In this case
the display button will not work.
SLEEP TIMER
EA, NTR NN vA EEN
You can set the TV to automatically
tum off after a specified period of
time.
Note:
* The SLEEP TIMER does not turn off the
Main power.
1. Press ©X) button.
The MENU appears.
2. Press W/A button to select
FEATURES, then press (04)
button.
The FEATURES menu appears.
CINEMA/ GAME
ECO MODE
BLUE BACK
CHILO LOCK
CEXIT 0K “o
3. Press W/a button to select
SLEEP TIMER, then press
(OK) button.
The SLEEP TIMER menu appears.
fsceep timers TIMER
OFF MONT CT) 120
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4. Press </p> button to select
a perlod of time.
The displayed time changes in 10
minute increments.
pL OFF 10 - P20 [phone])
OFF:
Turns off the SLEEP TIMER
5. Press © button.
The selected period of time is
displayed for approx. 3 seconds.
[ ome |
¢ The Sleep timer tamp lights if you
set the SLEEP TIMER.
To display the remaining Sleep timer
time:
Perform steps 1 to 3 to display the
SLEEP TIMER menu, and press 6X
button when you finish checking the
time.
To turn off the Sleep timer:
Perform steps 1 to 3 to display the
SLEEP TIMER menu, press </>
button to select “OFF”, and then press
R button.
« The Sleep timer lamp goes out.
Note:
* One minute before the SLEEP TIMER
jumns off the TV, "GOOD NIGHT!”
appears. Three seconds before the
SLEEP TIMER turns off the TV, “JVC” is
displayed on the screen
BLUE BACK
When viewing a PR channel with no
or poor reception, or if there is no
input from an external device, you
can mute the sound and change the
picture into a blue picture.
1. Press (4 button.
The MENU appears
2. Press W/a button to select
FEATURES, then press 04
button.
The FFATURES menu appears.
CINEMA /GAME
Eco MODE
BLUE BACK
CHILD LOCK
3. Press W/a button to select
BLUE BACK, then press 6X
button.
The BLUE BACK menu appears.
Buu =:
4, Press v/a button to select
ON or OFF.
5. Press (i) button.
This completes the setting
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EL-t (8OLLS°ON) nN cs
OTHER FEATURES
cm
A
ECO MODE
When you set ECO MODE to ON,
the screen contrast is automatically
adjusted to a setting suitable for the
brightness of your room.
For example, you can prevent
watching a screen that is
unnecessarily bright for a dark room.
This reduces eye strain and the
power consumption of the TV.
1. Press ©) button.
The MENU appears.
2. Press W/a button to select
FEATURES, then press ©)
button.
The FEATURES menu appears.
[Feavuwes
CINEMA/ GAME
ECO MODE
BLUE BACK
CHILD LOCK
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3. Press W/a button to select
ECO MODE, then press (0X)
button.
the ECO MODE menu appears
4. Press w/a button to select
ON, OFF, or DEMO.
DEMO:
EGO MODE is on, and your TV displays
the brightness of your room, measured
stars ¥¢, each time the bayghlness of
yout raomn changes. The brightness can
be trom one to six stars yy, and the
grater the number uf stars, the darker
your roi is.
5. Press ©) button.
This completes the setting
* Iyou turned on ECO MODE, the
ECO lamp lights
CHILD LOCK
You can lock some PR channels to
prevent your children from watching
thern.
To set the CHILD LOCK
1. Press x) button.
The MENU appeats
2. Press W/a button to select
FEATURES, then press 4)
button.
The FEATURES menu appears.
CINEMA/ GAME
ECO MODE
BLUE BACK
CHILO LOCK
exit @:0K ia
3. Press W/a button to select
CHILD LOCK, then press
(c) (number 0) button.
The SET ID NO manu appears.
4. Enter the ID number.
* Press W/A button to select a
number.
+ Press </> button to move the
cursor.
5. Press (0X) button.
The CHILD LOCK menu appears.
@: LOCK
OrEXtT a: 0K
6. Press W/a button to select
a PR channel, then press
() button.
The selected PR channel is locked.
* To cancel the CHILD LOCK
Press (-) button again.
« Repeat step 6 to lock all PR
channels which you want to lock.
7. Press © button.
This completes the setting
Notes:
* You cannot select a locked PR channel
using the PR channel V/A buttons.
* Even if you select a locked PA channel,
the fact that the channel is locked ts
displayed, but you cannot view the
channel
To view a locked PR
channel
1. Select a locked PR channel.
+ Use the numeric buttons or the
PR. LIST to select the PR
channel.
The fact that the channel is
locked is displayed.
| oor |
2. Press the Exit button.
The 1D NO. input menu
appears.
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3. Press the number buttons
to enter the ID number.
You are now viewing the locked PR
channel.
if you forget the ID number:
Pertorm steps 1 thru 3 of “To set the
CHILDLOCK”. After you confirm the ID
number, press the Exit button repeatedly
to exit the menu.
DEMONSTRATION
The demonstration runs
automatically and introduces the
menus of this TV’s main features.
1. Press ©X) button.
The MENU appears.
2. Press W/a button to select
DEMO, then press 04)
button.
The demonstration begins.
« To stop the demonstration, press
any button on the remote control.
Press the Exit button to exit the
menu.
WIDE SCREEN
ZOOM
Manual selection
Select a ZOOM mode to change the
picture format. You can enlarge the
picture to fill the wide TV screen
(16:9 aspect ratio). In addition, you
can stretch a normal picture (4:3
aspect ratio) to fill the wide TV
screen.
1. Press ZOOM button
repeatedly to select a
ZOOM mode.
ZOOM —_— The picture expands.
REGULAR mode:
Use to view a normal picture (4:3
aspect ratio) unchanged.
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PANORAMIC mode:
Stretches the left and right sides of
a normal picture to fill the screen, in
a way that does not appear
unnatural.
[OHO.]
(REGULAR) (PANORAMIC)
Note:
* In PANORAMIC mode, the top and
botiom of the picture are slightly
cut off.
16:9 ZOOM mode:
Use to expand a wide picture (16:9
aspect ratio).
(REGULAR)
(16:9 ZOOM)
14:9 ZOOM mode:
Use to expand a picture with a 14:9
aspect ratio.
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f°) ‘Oo (e) ‘Oo
(14:9 ZOOM)
(REGULAR)
FULL mode:
Unitormly stretches the left and right
sides of a normal picture (4:3 aspect
ratio) to fill the wide TV screen.
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(REGULAR) (FULL)
Note:
¢ For pictures with a 16:9 aspect
ratio that have been squeezed into
a normal picture (4:3 aspect ratio),
select FULL mode to restore their
original dimensions.
To move the picture vertically:
If you cannot see subtitles at the
bottom of the screen, or if the top or
bottom is cut off, move the picture
vertically.
Note:
* You cannot move the picture vertically in
REGULAR and FULL mode.
1. Press the ZOOM button.
200M The current ZOOM mode
is displayed.
(ie zon)
2. Before the display
disappears, press W/A
button to move the picture
up or down.
A.V: Default position
A.W: The picture is moved trom
default position.
Note:
* If you change the ZOOM mode, the
picture returns to its defautt
position.
Automatic selection
The picture format information of the
present broadcasting system carries
the signal for WSS (Wide Screen
Signaling). This TV automatically
selects the most suitable ZOOM
mode corresponding to the WSS
signal.
« When the WSS signal is received
the most suitable ZOOM mode is
automatically selected from the
previous ZOOM modes, (with the
exception of PANORAMIC mode),
and the two ZOOM modes wnritten
below.
16:9 TOP:
Expands a picture that is raised and has
a 16:9 aspect ratio, so that it fills the
wide TV screen.
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(REGULAR)
(16:9 TOP)
14:9 TOP:
Expands a picture that is raised and
has a 14:9 aspect ratio, so that it fills
the wide TV screen.
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(REGULAR) (14:9 TOP)
Notes:
* Inthe case of weak WSS signal
reception, automatic selective function
may not work correctly.
In this case select a ZOOM mode
manualy.
¢ If you select a ZOOM mode manualy
automatic selective function will cancel.
in this case select another PR channel
or turn the TV off then on again in order
to make automatic selective function
start working again.
* Ifthe EXT-1 terminal's input is from a
picture signal with a 16:9 aspect ratio
picture format, the ZOOM mode may
automatically changes to FULL mode.
This is because the TV detects an
identification signal which is not an WSS
signal
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(GOLLS'ON) PL-E
26
SURROUND
SOUND
DOLBY PRO LOGIC
3D-PHONIC
You can enjoy the ambiance of
Dolby Surround encoded
programmes.
Note:
* This function works only with Dolby
Surround encoded programmes.
* When operating this funcion, the TV's
3D-PHONIC indicator light up.
1. Press ©¥ button.
The MENU appears.
2. Press W/a button to select
DIGITAL SURROUND, then
press ©X) button.
The DIGITAL SURROUND menu
appears, showing the currently
active function.
DIGITAL SURROUND
PRO LOGIC 30-PHONIC »
DOLBY PRO LOGIC »
CEVIMEERD:
CONCERT HALL
STADIUM
HYPER SOUND
SURROUND OFF
Note:
+ If headphones are connected to the
TV. DIGITAL SURROUND does not
appear in the MENU. Disconnect
the haadphoner
3. Press W/a button to select
PRO LOGIC 3D-PHONIC.
To cancel the function:
Select SURROUND OFF, then press 68)
button.
4. Press > button.
The PRO LOGIC 3D-PHONIC
menu appears.
PRO LOGIC 30~PHONIC
CINEMA/SPORT
MUSIC
5. Press w/a button to select
the desired mode.
NORMAL:
For normal programmes
CINEMA/SPORT:
For cinema and sports programmes
MUSIC:
For music programmes
To adjust the effect level:
Press </® button.
6. Press ©¥ button.
Note:
« If, while using this function, you connect
headphones to your TV, the 3D
HEADPHONE function (see next page)
activates automatically.
To turn on/off DOLBY
PRO LOGIC 3D-PHONIC
with one touch
1. Press 3D-PHONIC button.
ssvonic, DOLBY PRO LOGIC 3D-
PHONIC turns on.
‘PRO LOGIC 3D-PHONIC
To cancel the function:
Press 3D-PHONIC button again.
‘SURROUND OFF
Notes:
+ If“t) CONNECTED” appears, unplug
the headphones and do the operation
again.
* You cannot change the DOLBY PRO
LOGIC 3D-PHONIC mode or the effect
level
DIGITAL SURROUND
You can enjoy any one of the four
Digital Surround function.
1. Press ©¥ button.
The MENU appears.
2. Press W/a button to select
DIGITAL SURROUND, then
press ©¥ button.
The DIGITAL SURROUND menu
appears, showing the currently
active function.
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DOLBY PRO LOGIC
DANCE CLUB
CONCERT HALL
‘STADIUM
HYPER SOUND
SURROUND OFF
Note:
* If headphones are connected to the
TV, DIGITAL SURROUND does not
appear in the MENU. Disconnect
ihe headphones.
3. Press W/A button to select
the desired function.
DANCE CLUB:
For the atmosphere of a dance club
CONCERT HALL:
For the atmosphere of a concert hall
STADIUM:
For the atmosphere of a stadium
HYPER SOUND:
To give monaural sound the spacious
feeling of stereo sound
To cancel the function:
Select SURROUND OFF
4. Press ©8 button.
Notes:
* Only HYPER SOUND works weil with
monaural sound programmes
* HYPER SOUND does not work well with
stereo sound programmes.
¢ If, while using this function, you connect
headphones to your TV, Headphone
Surround (see next page) activates
automatically.
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HEADPHONE
SURROUND
You can enjoy surround sound on
your headphones. You can enjoy
any one of the four Headphone
surround functions.
Condition:
| * Before performing this procedure,
connect headphones to the TV.
1. Press ©X button.
The MENU appears.
2. Press W/A button to select
HEADPHONE SURROUND,
then press ©X) button.
The HEADPHONE SURROUND
menu appears, showing the
currently active function.
HEADPHONE SURROUND
DANCE CLUB
CONCERT HALL
STAOLUM
HYPER SOUND
SURROUND OFF
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Note:
* {ft headphones are not connected
to the TV, HEADPHONE
SURROUND does not appear in
the MENU. Connect headphones
to the TV.
3. Press W/a button to select
the desired function.
3D HEADPHONE:
For a broad, atmospheric sound
DANCE CLUB:
For the atmosphere of a dance club
CONCERT HALL:
For the atmosphere of a concert halt
STADIUM:
For the atmosphere of a stadium
HYPER SOUND:
To give monaural sound the spacious.
feeling of stereo sound
To cancel the function:
Select SURROUND OFF.
4. Press ©¥ button.
Note:
* HYPER SOUND does not work well with
stereo sound programmes.
To turn the 3D-
HEADPHONE onvoff with
one touch
1. Press the 3D-headphone
button.
(ein) 3D-HEADPHONE turns
on.
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To cancel the function:
Press the 3D-headphone button again
a |
Note:
¢ 1#°& DISCONNECTED" appears, pluq
in headphones and do the operation
again
DOLBY PRO LOGIC
SURROUND
You can also use Dolby Pro Logic
Surround sound with 4 or 5
speakers. If you wish to use this
system, additional amplifiers and
speakers are required. For details,
see “To use 4 of 5 speakers” on
page 31.
Note:
* This function works only with Dolby
Surround encoded programmes
1. Press © button.
The MENU appears.
2. Press W/A button to select
DIGITAL SURROUND, then
press 0X button.
The DIGITAL SURROUND menu
appears, showing the currently
active function.
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CONCERT HALL
STADIUM
HYPER SOUND
SURROUND _OF F
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Note:
* If headphones are connected to the
TV, DIGITAL SURROUND does not
appear in the MENU. Disconnect
the headphones
3. Press W/a button to select
DOLBY PRO LOGIC.
To cancel the function:
Select SURROUND OFF.
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4. Press 6X) button.
Note:
+ whit
headphones te 3 x
HEADPHONE function (see above)
activates automatically However, note
that you cannot use Dolby Pro Logic
Surround with headphones.
To adjust the tone
1. Display the DIGITAL
SURROUND menu, the
press W/a button to select
DOLBY PRO LOGIC.
2. Press » button.
The DOLBY PRO LOGIC menu
appears.
DOLBY PRO LOG.
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(LR) CENTRE OFF
3. Press W/a button to select
the desired Item, and press
</> button to adjust the
tevel.
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low High
Low TREBLE High
4. Press (6%) button.
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TELETEXT
Note:
* Ifyou have trouble receiving teletext
broadcasts, consult your focal dealer or
the teletext station
(Outside bultuns)
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' SUB PAGE button
TV/text/mix button
Colour buttons
HOLD button
MODE button
SIZE button
DISPLAY CANCEL button
INDEX button
STORE button
HEVEAL button
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BASIC TELETEXT
OPERATION
You can view three types of teletext
broadcasts on the TV: Fastext, TOP
and WST. The TV automatically
recognizes the type of teletext
broadcast.
1. Select a channel with a
teletext broadcast.
2. Press the TV/text/mix
button repeatedly to select
TEXT or MIX mode.
t TV mode
TEXT TEXT TEXT
VERT TEXT TERE
TEXT TEXT TEXT
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Text mode
(Teletext only)
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Mix mode
(Teletext over
TV prograrnme)
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3. Select a page number.
Browse:
Piess the PR channel V/A button
Direct selection:
Press the number buttons to enter a
three-digit page number
Colour button selection:
Press a colour button lo select the
cotresponding page number on the
bottom line of the screen.
Notes:
+ Category names of teletext pages
may appear instead of page
numbers
+ When in MIX mode the ZOOM
mode may cut out Teletext
information from the top and
bottom of the screen. If you want to
see ail of the Teletext information,
press the ZOOM button, aud select
HEGULAR or FULL mode
@ To return to TV mode, press the
TVv/Video button.
Note:
+ You can also return fo TV mode by
pressing the TVAext/mix button
lepealedly
DISPLAY CANCEL
You can search for a teletext page
while watching TV.
1. Select a teletext page.
The TV searches for a teletext
page.
2. Press DISPLAY CANCEL
button.
The TV programme appears.
3. Press ZOOM button, select
REGULAR or FULL mode.
When the TV finds the teletext page,
its page number appears in the
upper left of the screen:
196 7
Note:
* If selecting something other than
REGULAR or FULL mode for
ZOOM mode, the page number
does not appear on the screen.
4. Press the TV/text/mix
button when the page
number Is on the screen.
SIZE
EE ELE TTD
You can double the height of the
teletext display.
1. Press SIZE button
repeatedly.
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HOLD
You can hold a teletext page on the
screen for a desired length of time,
even while several other teletext
pages are being received.
1. Press HOLD button.
€3 is displayed in the upper left of
the screen, and the teletext page is
held on the screen.
[P101] P12 PI03
To release hold mode:
Press HOLD button again.
Note:
* You can also release hold mode by
selecting another page or by pressing
INDEX button.
INDEX
AE AY
Just press INDEX button to return to
the index page.
1. Press INDEX button.
Fastext/TOP/WST:
Returns to page 100 or a previously
specified page.
LIST mode:
Returns to the page number displayed in
the lower left area of the screen.
REVEAL
Some teletext pages include hidden
text (such as answers to a quiz).
1. Press REVEAL button.
Each time you press REVEAL
button, text is hidden or revealed.
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2x 6
100 P101 [P102} P103
LIST MODE
If you store the numbers of teletext
pages you view often, you can
quickly call up a desired teletext
page whenever you like.
Note:
* You can store up to 64 pages in
memory. You can store four pages in
each channet from 1 to 15 (60 pages),
and four pages that are the same for all
channels above channel 15 (4 pages).
To store the page
numbers
1. Press MODE button to
engage LIST mode.
Stored page numbers are displayed
at the bottom of the screen.
2. Press a colour button, then
enter the number of the
teletext page.
To assign other pages to remaining
colour buttons, repeat this
operation.
3. Press and hold STORE
button.
The four page numbers blink white
to indicate that they are stored in
memory.
To call up a stored page
———
1. Press MODE button to
engage LIST mode.
Stored page numbers are displayed
at the bottom of the screen.
To release LIST mode:
Press MODE button again.
2. Press a colour button to
which a page has been
assigned.
SUB PAGE
eS
Some teletext pages include sub-
pages that are automatically
displayed. You can hold any sub-
page, or view it at any time.
1. Call up a teletext page with
sub-pages.
2. Press SUB PAGE button.
3, Enter the number of the
sub-page.
Example:
To select the 3rd sub-page, press
number buttons “0”, “0”, “0”, and “3”.
Note:
* You can also select a sub page by
pressing the red or green colour button.
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CONNECTING AMPLIFIERS AND
SPEAKERS
Condition:
* When connecting audio amplifiers
and speakers to your TV:
- Tum the TV and audio amplifiers
OFF before connecting them.
- Set the audio amplifiers’ volume
to minimum.
~ Refer to manuals provided with
the amplifier and speakers for
further details.
1, 2: Stereo amplifier
Surround speakers (L, R)
4)
5:
a
(Terminals on rear)
Notes:
* The AUDIO OUT terminals on your TV
are for connecting to an audio system
The output level is controlled by the
Volume controls of your TV.
The signal from the AUDIO OUT
terminals will not cut off when
headphones are connected.
* If you connect a Dolby Pro Logic
Surround decoder to your TV, use the
FRONT L and A jacks. Your TV has
Dolby Pro Logic Surround functions, so
if you connect an external decoder, turn
off all surround function on your TV.
Front speakers (magnetic-shielded type, L, R)
Stereo amplifier (or monaural amplifier)
Centre speaker (magnetic-shielded type)
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Notes:
+ Fora good effect, place speakers '4 1.0
m above the seated listener's head
* For a good effect, place speaker 6 as
close as possible to the TV along the
same line as or behind, speakers 2.
+ Use magnetic-shielded speakers for
speakers 2: and 6: to avoid TV
interference.
To use 2 external
speakers
1. Connect stereo amplifier @
and front speakers @ to
your TV.
2. Turn your TV ON, and press
the Volume -/+ button to
set the volume to the
lowest setting.
3. Press 6%) button.
The MENU appears.
4. Press W/a button to select
SOUND, then press 6%
button.
The SOUND menu appears.
5. Press W/A button to select
SETTING, then press 6X)
button.
The SETTING menu appears.
BASS
TREBLE
BALANCE
Note:
* ifthe DOLBY PRO LOGIC menu
appears instead of the SETTING
menu, press 3D-PHONIC button
twice to turn off the Surround
function, and then repeat steps 3 to
5.
6. Press W/A button to select
TV SPEAKER.
7. Press </P> button to
select OFF.
The TV's speakers become silent
and the menu disappears after
several seconds.
To output sound from the TV
speakers:
Set TV SPEAKER to UR
Note:
+ If TV SPEAKER is set to OFF,
sound will no longer be output from
the headphones connected to your
Tv.
Press ©¥ button.
The menu disappears.
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9. Turn your audlo amplifier
ON, and return the volume
of your audio amplifier to
the normal setting.
Note:
* Take care not to set the volume of
your audio amplifier too high as this
may damage your speakers.
10. Press the Volume —/+
button to adjust the
volume.
@ This completes the procedure.
To use 4or5
speakers
You can enjoy Dolby Pro Logic
Surround sound with 4 or 5
speakers.
1. Connect audio ampiiflers
and speakers to the TV.
Do one of the following:
[Al Connect stereo amplifier 3. and
surround speakers 4:. This
leaves out the centre speaker.
[B: Connect stereo amplifiers ‘1,3,
front speakers '2), and surround
speakers 4. This uses the TV's
speakers as the centra
speakers.
(El: Connect stereo amplifiers 1), :3.,
stereo amplifier (or monaural
amplifier) ‘5, front speakers 2',
surround speakers «4, and
centre speaker ‘6. If you use
this method, do not output
sound from the TV's speakers.
2. Turn your TV ON, and press
the Volume —/+ button to
set the volume to the
lowest setting.
3. Press ©¥ button.
The MENU appears.
4. Press W/a button to select
DIGITAL SURROUND, then
press (x) button.
The DIGITAL SURROUND menu
appears, showing the currently
selected setting.
PRO LOGIC 3D-PHONIC >
DOLBY PRO LOGIC =
CANE itt
CONCERT HALL
STADIUM
HYPER SOUND
SURROUND _OFF
Note:
+ If headphones are connected to the
TV. DIGITAL SURROUND dons not
appear in the MENU Disconnect
the headphones
5. Press V/s button to select
DOLBY PRO LOGIC, then
press P button.
The DOLBY PRO LOGIC menu
appears.
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[L7R) CENTRE off
6. Press W/a button to select
an item, and press </>
button to change Its
setting.
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Method ee SPEAKER
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[B) NORMAL CENTRE
re). NORMAL OFF
; __ WIDE. a
Note:
* Set MODE to WIDE when using a
full-range speaker as the centre
speaker. Frequencies of 100 Hz or
lower are output from the centre
speaker to give Dolby Surround an
even greater impact.
7. Turn your audio amplifier
ON, and return the volume
of your audio amplifier to
the normal setting.
Note:
* Take care not to set the volume of
your audio amplifier too high as this}
may damage your speakers.
8. Press W/a button to select
TEST MODE.
9. Press </> button to set
TEST MODE to ON, then
press the Volume —/+
button to adjust the volume
of the entire speaker
system.
Test signals alternate between the
speakers.
10. Press </P button to
ACUSt the level Of each Of
the speakers so that thelr
volumes are the same at
the listening position (the
place where the person Is
sitting in the diagram, see
page 30).
LEFT, RIGHT:
Front speaker {A
CENTRE:
Centre speaker
SURROUND:
Surround speakers
Notes:
+ When MONDE is set lo PHANTOM,
the volume of CENTRE: (Cantre
speaker} cannot be adjusted.
+ Ifthe volume of both speakers is
nol the same even afer adjusting
the volume, adjust the volume of
your audio amplifier
17. Press ©¥ button.
The menu disappears
@ This completes the procedure.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
* If the plug is disconnected trom the AC socket, or the TV aerial has
problems,
you
may
think
there
is
a
problem
with
the
TV
itself.
Be
sure
to
check the following before calling for service.
IMPORTANT
* Review all instructions in this manual.
@ GENERAL
Problem Action
Insert the plug in an AC socket.
Press the Main Power button (see page 6).
No power supply.
Check aerial connections (see page 4).
Press the TV/Video button to select the correct mode (see
page 20).
Select the correct colour system manually (see page 21).
Press the Standby button to turn the power on again (see
page 6,18)
No picture or sound.
The power shuts off
automatically.
Inoperable remote control. Replace the batteries (see page 5).
insert the batteries correctly (see page 5).
Use the remote control within about 7 metres of the TV.
@ PICTURE
Problem Action
Poor colour.
i
Adjust COLOUR and BRIGHT (see page 22).
Select the correct colour system manually (see page 21).
Press STANDARD button (see page 22).
The
screen
mode
suddenly
The
ZOOM
mode's
automatic
selective
function
is
working
changed
(see
page
25).
Use the Earth Magnetism Correction switch to correct the tilt
(see page 17).
Move the components apart until the interference is
eliminated.
Reposition the aerial.
Reposition the aerial.
Replace with an aerial with better directionality.
The picture is tilted
(AV-32WX1EP only).
Lines or streaks in picture
(interference).
Spots (crosstalk).
Reposition the aerial.
Repiace with an aerial with better directionality.
Double pictures (ghosts)
Check aerial connections.
Redirect the aerial.
Replace or repair the aerial.
Snowy pictures (noise).
The BLUE BACK function is on (see page 23).
The screen turns blue.
m@ SOUND
Problem Action
No sound from the TV's
speakers.
Disconnect the headphones.
Set TV SPEAKER to L/R (see page 30).
No sound from external
speakers.
Turn your audio amplifiers on, and set them to the normal
volume (see page 31).
No stereo sound. in the STEREO/ell menu, select CO (stereo sound) (see page
21).
No “SUB-I” or “SUB-II”
sound in a multisound
broadcast.
In the STEREO/ell menu, select | (Bilingual I/ Sub 1) or Ii
(Bilingual !!/ Sub II) (see page 21).
Surround function does not
function propery.
Dolby Pro Logic Surround and DOLBY PRO LOGIC 3D-
PHONIC work properly only with Dolby Surround encoded
programmes.
Functions other than HYPER SOUND and the Headphone
surround functions work properly only with stereo
programmes.
HYPER SOUND works properly only with monaural
programmes.
@ TELETEXT
Problem Action
No teletext reception. Tune to a teletext broadcast channel (see page 28).
We recommend that you not videotape teletext, as it may not
be recorded correctly.
The current time is not
displayed.
Tune to a teletext broadcast channel (see page 23).
The following are normal and are NOT malfunctions:
* When you touch the CAT surface, you might feel a slight charge of static electricity. This is
because the CRT contains static electricity; it does not affect the human body.
* The TV may emit a crackling sound due to a sudden change in temperature. There is no
problem unless the picture or sound is abnormal.
* When a bright a still image (of a white dress, for example) appears on the screen, the image
may be coloured. This problem occurs in all CRTs, and as the bright image disappears, such
colouration also disappears.
* This TV is equipped with a microcomputer that may operate abnormally due to interference
from extemal components. If this happens, turn off the main power and disconnect the
power
cord
from
the
AC
socket.
Then
reconnect
the
AC
socket
and
tum
on
the
main
power
again.
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