JVC 0706TKH-MW-VPC Flat Panel Television User Manual
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1. Group 2 Polish Serbian Croatian Slovenian Czech Slovak Rumanian Hungarian German French Italian Swedish Finnish ee aaa a aes OIRT The OIRT channel numbers are the channel numbers used in Eastern Europe Russia Vietnam etc Group 3 Russian Bulgarian Lettish Lithuanian Estonian Ukrainian Serbian Croatian Slovenian Czech Slovak English German AUSTRALIA The AUSTRALIA channel numbers the channel numbers used in Australia etc roup 4 Arabic Czech Slovak Hungarian English German French Italian Spanish Portuguese Swedish Finnish Group 5 Farsi Czech Slovak Hungarian English German French Italian Spanish Portuguese Swedish Finnish m CCIR OIRT AUSTRALIA CCIR OIRT AUSTRALIA C t F t CH 02 US 02 E2 R1 AU 0 CC 01 S 1 AU 5 O our SyS em In your coun ry region CH 03 US 03 E3 AU 1 CC 02 5 2 04 05 04 4 R2 AU 2 CC 03 5 3 Area Country or Region System CH 05 US 05 E5 R6 AU 6 CC 04 5 4 Bahrain Kuwait Oman Qatar United Arab Emirates Yemen etc Indonesia Malaysia Singapore Thailand India etc a 09 Tee i WE AU 5A China Vietnam etc PAL CH 08 US 08 E8 R9 AU 9 CC 07 S 7 Asia Middle East2. Balance Speaker balance Left Stronger lt Right Stronger Cinema Surround Ambience level High Low Mono Off MaxxBass 1 Emphasize the bass sound Off Low High Voice Enhancer Sound enhancement technology On Off Sleep Timer Channel Guard Appearance Timer for turning off the TV P 15 Stops children from watching specific channels P 15 Format for displaying the channel number TYPE A TYPE B Displays a blue screen and mutes the sound when the signal is weak or absent P 16 Blue Back Child Lock Disables the front control buttons of the TV On Off Set the power to turn off if no signal is received and no operation is performed for about 15 minuites P 16 Auto Shutoff soJnjeoJ P Favourite Setting Clear favourite channel settings P 16 Change the brightness of the Power lamp P 6 while the TV is on Bright Soft Automatically registers channels P 8 Illumination Auto Program Edit Manual Change registered channels or add new ones P 9 Language Select a language for on screen menus P 8 Video 1 Setting For use with VCRs and other devices P 14 Video 3 Setting For use with VCRs and other devices P 14 Al Volume Mor sudden increase or decrease of sound when changing channels Teletext Language Select a language for Teletext programmes P 22 HDMI 1 Size 1 2 A
3. Switch Audio in HDMI Setting to Digital or Auto for LAMP indicator blink Make sure the lamp cover is reinstalled HDMI devices or Analogue or Auto for DVI devices rapidly simultaneously f this condition occurs except for replacing the lamp keep oravaa oe IOT the TV off for a while and then turn the power on again If the TV goes into warning mode unplug the TV after the cooling has completed and consult your retailer It may be a lamp malfunction Wait a little for the signal to stabilize when switching the signal format for an HDMI device It is not a malfunction Some functions dark background in the menu do not work depending on the situation VIDEO 1 Component signal VIDEO 3 Component signal HDMI 1 HDMI 2 inputs and PC mode cannot be selected in the sub picture Some inputs are not output from the OUT terminal 001 8 NO CH CC List Technical information Language group for teletext To use the INSERT function P 9 find the CH CC number corresponding to the TV s Channel number from this table zu US The US channel numbers are the channel numbers used in the United States Philippines etc cor aa CCIR The CCIR channel numbers are the channel numbers used in the Middle East Southeast Asia etc
4. 6 Channel information DISPLAY Change the aspect lite ZOOM Enjoy ambient sound CINEMA SURROUND Emphasize bass sound MAXXBASS Always return to the channel you want to view RETURN PLUS Return to the last channel you were viewing RETURN cus here select ll Select a page is i i i PR List PR List Qm Channel information AV Channels registered in Initial settings will appear No indication 4x select Mi Select and view a channel E Qview Zoom ZOO M Auto Regular a Panoramic P 14 9 Zoom 16 9 Zoom 16 9 Zoom Subtitle Full 4 Dselect When set to Auto the aspect ratio will turn to the ratio obtained from the information the TV received Without receiving aspect information it will be set to 4 3 Auto Aspect P 19 Not available for 10801 11251 720p Move the picture with 750p signals A or W while this bar is 9 PC mode Regular and Full can displayed be selected 16 9 Zoom High C Y Low Y Mono Y Off MENU gt gt Sound MaxxBass select For stereo sound For stereo sound when the sound distorts in High mode For mono sound emulates a stereo like sound Turns off Cinema Surround t 4 High gt e level Oset Off Low High
5. Kong etc CH 09 US 09 E9 CC 08 S 8 Islamic Republic of Iran Lebanon Saudi Arabia etc SECAM a m um al a T Philippines Taiwan Myanmar etc NTSC CH 12 US 12 E12 R12 4 4 S 1 1 Russia etc SECAM CH 13 US 13 CC 12 5 12 Czech Republic Poland etc CH 14 US 14 W 29 CC 13 S 13 Europe 15 US 15 W 30 CC 14 A 5 14 Germany Holland Belgium etc PAL CH 16 US 16 W 31 CC 15 B S 15 UK etc CH 17 US 17 W 32 CC 16 5 16 Oceania Australia New Zealand etc PAL CH 18 US 18 W 33 CC 17 D S 17 CH 19 US 19 W 34 CC 18 E 5 18 Republic of South Africa etc PAL CH 20 US 20 W 35 CC 19 F S 1 9 Africa Nigeria etc CH 21 US 21 W 36 E21 CC 20 G S 20 Egypt Morocco etc SECAM CH 22 05 22 W 37 E22 CC 21 H S 21 CH 23 US 23 W 38 E23 CC 22 S 22 CH 24 US 24 W 39 E24 CC 23 J S 23 Sound system in your country or region ore 2 Sa y y y 9 26 05 26 W 41 E26 25 L 5 25 27 05 27 W 42_ E27 CC 26 M 5 26 Area Country or Region System CH 28 US 28 W 43 E28 CC 27 N 5 27 Oman Qatar United Arab Emirates Yemen etc Indonesia Malaysia Singapore Thailand India etc B G cH 29 TER 8 5 28 China Vietnam etc D K CH 31 05 31 W 46 E31 CC 30 Q S 30 Asia Middle East Kong etc CH 32 US 32 W 47 E32 CC 31 R S 31 Islamic Republic of Iran Lebanon Saudi Arabia etc B G CH 33 05 33 W 48 E33 CC 32 5 5 32 a CH 34 05 34 W 49 E34 CC 33 T 5 33 Philippines Taiwan Myanm
6. cause a difference in temperature 3 It may shatter the lamp causing injuries when the lamp heats up to its operating temperature causing the EY set up select lamp to break 8 gt Language _ gt an Insert Re tighten next 9 Make sure the lamp sits securely and flat in the housing area 4 Finish Press OK to Reset The Lamp Timer is the Lamp Timer Reset Successfully Finally the lamp has been replaced Never dispose of the lamp with normal trash Reinstall the lamp cover 3 The lamp contains a small amount of mercury For disposal or recycling information please Tighten the screw contact your local authorities or consult your retailer Dispose of it in the same way as disposing of fluorescent lamps Plug in the TV Turn the TV on POWER 9f the lamp unit is not installed securely e g flat in the lamp housing area the TV wont turn on In this case reinstall the lamp unit Wif the power lamp and LAMP indicator blink rapidly after turning on the TV Lamp P 21 Names of all the Front panel Power On Off LAMP Power lamp POWER ON Lit Blue OFF To change the brightness of the E lamp Illumination 18 HD Z7ORF7 SSS indicator When this indicator blinks s About the LAMP indicator Below ELM HD Z61RF7 HD Z56RF7 Power On Off Left side panel Switch between
7. P 18 9 Using OUT terminal P 14 component signal P 14 9 HDMI 2 input does not support 9 Use S VIDEO analogue sound Using S VIDEO P 14 10 Enjoying your new TV AES EE TV mode TV and Text mode U gt Z Meny Personal preferences 1 ll Adjust the picture gr Picture lll Adjust the sound lll Advanced settings sleep timer channel guard etc Basic settings channel settings etc 4 videos DVDs uiae SONILLAS Watching TV Set to TV V T The blue power lamp on the TV lights 9 Press again to turn the screen off gt 2 4 Select a channel 09m Eg 9 9 9 1 0 gt D 15 D e 5 Move up or down a channel rm down Switch between stereo mono bilingual broadcasting Stereo I 1 18 To completely turn off the TV unplug the AC plug after the LAMP indicator stops blinking il Volume Power on E Change the channel B Volume and put the TV into standby mode After turning on the TV it takes about 1 minute to project the picture to its normal brightness After turning off the TV it takes about 5 seconds to make the screen dark After that cooling down is performed for about 1 minute gt About the LAMP indicator
8. JVC HD ILA TV HD Z70RF7 HD Z61RF7 HD Z56RF7 INSTRUCTIONS FAL Powered by DLA D Pi yna HD Powered by 5 HOM HIGH DEFINITION MULTIMEDIA INTERFACE MaxxBass HD Z70RF7 LCT2132 001A Expanding the world of beautiful images Contents First things first e Warning 2 mera Precautions 3 _ Zs e Replacing the lamp 4 2 Video Sennen c Alex Getting started Game console Names of all the parts 6 O e Basic connections 7 a TEE initial settings EEE EEE E 8 x Ol ver DVD player Computer e Editing channels 9 Audio components Registering channels m Connecting external devices 10 Let s try it out e Enjoying your new T V POPE 1 1 TV Teletext Video etc e Watching TV 12 Viewing teletext DENS IS 13 e Watching videos DVDs 14 Try the advanced features Useful functions 15 Register your favourite channels View and search in multi picture mode Sleep timer Channel Guard Operate JVC recorders and other devices 17 Just the way you like it 9 Customising your 18 Advanced picture adjustment 19 Reduce noise
9. Registered as return channel Cancel While the channel While the channel is displayed is displayed RETURN Return Plus Programmed Hold down for 3 seconds RETURN Recall the return channel RETURN Cas Current channel RETURN Return Plus Canceled Hold down for 3 seconds Last channel Viewing teletext This TV can display TV broadcasts and teletext on the same channel in two windows When watching TV CO Enter a teletext page 90909 3 9 9 Qe 9 Move up or down a page Ga mm es to sub page Display your RED GREEN YELLOW BLUE favourites list F T L 2 Select a coloured button to save your page to red green yellow blue Bookmark your favourite 22 page Enter the number of the page to save 900 4 ry Recall your favourite page Press the coloured button as in step 2 Hold the current page Hold the current page HOLD Release Press Display hidden information answers to quizzes etc Reveal hidden pages REVEAL Double the size of the displayed text Enlarge the To the index Ei Returns to page 100 or a previously page designated page INDEX G Leave the current page open while you switch to watch TV Switch briefly from tel
10. as oo Check for PC compatibility Technical information P 22 N JVC s VCR DVD player AV COMPULINK compatible AV E AV COMPULINK This feature makes playing video tapes or DVDs totally automatic Simply insert a pre recorded media into your JVC brand VCR or DVD player and the device will automatically turn on and ll Connect devices to begin playback At the same time using the AV CompuLink the VCR or DVD player sends a signal to the television telling it to HDMI 1 turn on and switch to the proper video input 9 Refer to your DVD or VCR s instruction book for detailed connection information gt P 22 VI D EO 1 Watching videos VI D 2 Watching videos VI DEO 3 Watching videos DEO 4 Watching videos IH DM l 1 Connecting UT Input j Video and sound signal of a TV channel Input HDMI 2 HDMI devices 9 you viewing s from this terminal Component signal S VIDEO Component signal S VIDEO ampi S VIDEO Composite signal Composite signal Composite signal QUIDUUR wel Composite signal Sound L R Sound L R Sound L HDMI signal Bound ET 9 Use S VIDEO 9 Use Component signal 9 Use S VIDEO Sound L R ds 9 Use Component signal Using S VIDEO P 14 gt Switch between video and Using S VIDEO P 14 HDMI 1 only Switch between video and component signal P 14 HDMI Setting
11. 4 7 select 4 7 tutional 4 3 gt 6 po Using OUT terminal v next Li vy next 6 Component and PC signals do not come out from this terminal Shown only when is selected When you are viewing video signal no signal will come out through the S VIDEO terminal a SUN HDMI 1 and HDMI 2 inputs does not come out from this terminal Ye PC Position a 7 ad ust blue mE lt 4 9 Reset position set 14 Useful functions Still picture snapshots of the screen FREEZE Mi Cancel Press xu again or change the channel Current programme 9 Not available when the Sub picture below is displayed or when in PC mode You cannot save or export the snapshot Select the number of screens Dselect set 2 N12 E Selecting returns to normal viewing mode 9 Not available in PC mode i Watch in dual picture mode E g You can watch TV and video at the same time For wide aspect ratio signals Watch in multi picture Switch between the Change the channel mode sound sources MULTI PICTURE BS Main ea Sub A W Select a channel 12 screen mode All registered channels are displayed as still images 4 select a channel Only the selected frame has a moving picture Move or do
12. gt Repeat the previous steps until the 9 f you can not receive the ll Adjust e DA is channel you want to view displayed press to change the sound system Sound system in your country or region P 22 CH CH 08 yellow blue Picture fine tuning 8 9 9 Sound fine tuning select a system U gt Z d 4718NOULl SONILLAS CO Connecting external devices You can connect many devices to the rear panel of the TV Please read the user manuals of each device before setup Connecting cables are not supplied with this TV Plu la head hones b gt signal direction VCR DVD recorder VIDEO 1 UO W DVD player HDMI compatible Left side panel Game consoles Video camera Rear panel SADO VIDEO R AUDIO L OMO voeo VIDEU FH AUUIU L IN VIDEO 4 VIDEO 4 m Analogue Audio input HDMI 1 S VIDEO O Set top box Digital broadcast VIDEO 2 230 Setting P 18 P tuner gt VIDEO 3 3 Y Py ZN Py DVD player gt 2 m s VCR DVD tm LIMONO recorder Sones OO irs T OOO ET VCR DVD recorder Connect a PC PERAL S Amplifier
13. Language group for teletext 22 Automatically register channels YEY gt gt Auto Program CH 28 TV MENU Check what was registered A ll Edit channels o2 2 in Editing channels P 9 the previous screen gt MENU Wif the UVC logo does not appear or if you wish to make changes later Language Teletext Language and Auto Program P 18 Editing channels Edit the channels registered with Auto Program in Initial settings P 8 When coming from Initial settings 8 skip to Display the menu bar MENU Select Set Up 4x O select Select Edit Manual Edit Manual Select a row 1 the previous x screen gt BACK Edit H Exit gt Finish Move a channel s position Insert channel INSERT Delete a channel DELETE Register a new channel MANUAL Finish DBegin red QEnter a channel name 6 Begin green Delete yellow Begin blue Select CH CC Enter a number Receives the broadcast gt CH CC List P 22 gt 01 CH 226 Beginning channel search From high From low frequencies frequencies red green Auto search begins CH 02 BIG and the nearest gt frequency is imported S
14. On Maintains a natural colour balance ott On Function is turned off Makes it easier to view bright dark pictures ott On Function is turned off Make it easier to view white areas Off Function is turned off On When noise appears Not available when Picture Mode is set to Bright P 18 When there is no colour CDSelect the screen to change settings for Main Main picture Sub Select the colour system 9 For colour system in your country or region Colour system in your country or region 22 Sub picture in MULTI PICTURE mode P 15 Set a default aspect ratio Panoramic V Select a default aspect ratio for Auto in Zoom P 12 Panoramic 16 9 Regular 14 9 Zoom v gt 2 d ddgdVdsdd 1019 2 SONILLAS Troubleshooting Is the TV connected correctly to the aerial Change the direction of the aerial 5 the aerial or its cable damaged Consult your retailer Patterns stripes or noise 2 Is the aerial receiving interference from high voltage power lines or wireless transmitters Consult your retailer Are connected devices too close to the TV Insert the minimum distance between the aerial and the cause of interference until no in
15. TV AV TVIVIDEO devices To headphones 10 j MENU OK IN VIDEO 4 Display on screen menu inpubterminal eel VIDEO 4 Change channel page Video input terminal VIDEO 4 Audio input terminals VIDEO 4 R AUDIO PC IN Volume 6 Connecting terminals on the back of the TV Connecting external devices 10 About the LAMP indicator Check accessories The LAMP indicator blinks as follows When turning on the TV the LAMP indicator blinks for about 1 minute every 2 seconds The lamp is warming up During this period the TV cannot be turned off After turning off the TV the LAMP indicator blinks for about 1 minute every 2 seconds s Cooling is performed During the cooling period the TV cannot be turned on f the LAMP indicator blinks rapidly AAA LROS3 Batteries Lamp P 21 A ini confirming the TV works Remote control RM C1855 Mute Return to channel you want to view Colour buttons Return to TV Watch video etc 14 Volume Channel information 12 Mi When watching TV Video Change the aspect ratio P 12 Turn on Cinema Surround P 12 zoom 82 69 Take a snapshot of the screen P 15 View in multi picture mode P 15 insert the batteries Use two AAA LRO3 dry cell batteries Insert the batteries from the end mak
16. Watch a more natural picture e Set the aspect ratio etc 7 When you have trouble Troubleshooting 00 20 Technical information 22 UJ OCH CC Lise eter eee 22 Specifications en ere eT 23 Warning Never insert objects Never place anything on Never expose to rain Do not allow the TV into the cabinet the TV or moisture to fall openings Placing liquids open Sree To prevent fire or 6 Do not rest your elbows on or allow children flames cloths paper etc electric shock never to hang from the TV may cause on the TV may cause a fire UN allow liquids to enter z There is a risk that the TV will fall and cause a fatal electric 1 the unit injuries shock i Take care when children are near Hold the TV so as not to If the TV is damaged scratch the screen Never cut or damage or behaving strangely the power cord Never try to repair stop using at once if the AC plug is not the TV yourself Unplug the power cord contact Do not hold by the your retailer the right shape or the problem cannot be solved in the power cord is Troubleshooting 20 unplug screen frame when not long enough power cord contact your 2 moving the TV use an appropriate SE retailer This could cause the screen frame to detach causing the TV to fall Hold the TV as uM
17. channels in mid band X to Z 2 81 to S10 super band 511 to VIDEO 2 1 Fee 520 hyper band S21 to S41 o A j Oompoestevide Sound multiplex systems NICAM 1 B G D K A2 B G D K Analogue component Teletext systems FLOF Fastext WST standard system VIDEO 3 EC soneco 576i 625i 480i 525i Power requirements AC 110 V 240 V 50 60 Hz input terminas SE ae eee n Audio output Rated power output 10 W 10 W At cli L R R Speakers 10 cm round x 2 8 5 x 12 5cm oval x 2 VIDEO 4 RCA connectors x 3 Composite video S video Power consumption 195 W S VIDEO connector x 1 Audio L R standby 0 9 W HDMI 1 HDMI Screen size 576i 625i 4801 525i visible area size measured diagonally 179 155 142 Se 576p 625p 480p 525p Dimensions Wx HxD mm 1626 x 1167 x 519 1403 x 10155 4836 1292 x 943 5 x 449 8 1080 1125 720p 750p Weights 72 kg AA kg 40 kg IN HDMI 1 RCA connectors x2 Audio L R SEE SENE See Check accessories P 6 PC IN D SUB 15 pins x 1 Analogue PC signal P 22 2 OUT RCA connectors x 3 do Output S VIDEO connector x 1 Audio R Headphone Stereo mini jack x 1 Headphone 3 5 diameter output We may change the design and specifications without notice Demonstration To start the demonstration Press the MENU button to display the menu bar Then press the yellow button Select DEMO
18. illustrated on the right plug adapter or extension cable Consult your retailer Follow this manual regarding setup Connect only to a 110 240V 50 60Hz AC outlet Ensure ample room to Never listen with Unplug the power cord Make enough room for avoid overheating headphones at high when going out inserting and removing Installation requirements P 7 volume The power buttons the power plug Never dismantle the rear It may damage your hearing on the remote control I and the TV uni Place the TV as near panel tun off the TV as possible to the AC lt may cause an electric shock Make appropriate tl t H For more details on installation usage and safety arrangements for outie Never block the gt Consult your retailer i 6 The main power supply for this TV is ventilation holes controlled by inserting removing the 6t may cause overheating or a fire 3 has completed before unplugging the Handle screen with care power cord Use a soft dry cloth when cleaning power plug Precautions This TV uses a lamp to project the picture on the screen Misoperations may shorten the lamp life or cause malfunction of the lamp Before operating the TV read all the instructions below When the power is turned This TV has a fan to cool the lamp O6 When the lamp is hotter the fan works harder to cool the lamp In such a case the noise of the fan becomes louder but it
19. screen size No picture no sound No sound Green and distorted screen Some functions do not work Some inputs cannot be selected in the sub picture No picture no sound Adjust the Bass and Treble Keep the TV off for a while and then turn the power on f receiving a poor signal in Stereo I I switch to Mono The LAMP indicator again If the TV goes into warning mode unplug the TV Adjust the channel reception using Manual blinks rapidly after the cooling has completed and consult your oou It may be a malfunction of the internal electrical circuits AI Volume makes the effect of Voice Enhancer weak Switch Al Volume to Off Keep the TV off for a while and then turn the power The power lamp and is again If the TV goes into warning mode unplug the TV LAMP indicator blink after the cooling has completed and consult your retailer alternatel i Switch Size in HDMI Setting to 1 or 2 y temperature rises abnormally or the fan Use the cable with HDMI logo A BE T B f this condition occurs soon after replacing the lamp reinstall the new lamp unit The lamp unit may not be inserted into the lamp housing correctly Hepeat the lamp installation steps taking care to observe all warnings 6 Check if the device is compliant with HDMI The power lamp and Make the lamp sits flat inside the housing area
20. that the channels you have registered have marks beside them W Delete a favourite channel s MENU sb 12 Features s Favourite Setting delete blue s MENU 2 s Features Blue Back Cselect Functionis Displays a sik turned off blue screen and mute the sound when the signal is weak BLUE BACK When the signal is weak or Displays a blue screen and absent mute the sound gt MENU 1 s Features Auto Shutoff select 2 Functionis Set the Set the power turned off power to to turn off if turn off no signal is received and operation performed AUTO SHUTOFF When no signal is received The power turns off and no operation is performed for about 15 minuites MENU Set Up Al Volume Prevent or i select decrease of j Functionis Set to t turned off prevent sudden channels increase or decrease of AI VOLUME sound Operate JVC recorders and other devices The included remote control can be used to operate JVC recorders and other devices Select a device VCRs DVD recorders HDD recorders Home theater system DVD The indicator lights for seconds each time the remote control is operated Turn on the device Operate the device 6 Other buttons can be used to operate the TV at any time Try cha
21. 1 Super Digipure DEMO 2 Maxx Bass or DEMO 3 Iris Meter from the DEMO MODE menu Press the W a buttons then press the OK button To quit the demonstration Press the yellow button BACK button CHANNEL V A buttons or any of the number buttons 4318NnOdl 2 Q3 2006 Victor Company of Japan Limited O706TKH MW VP
22. CH 60 05 60 W 75 E60 CC 59 W 23 Vertical frequency Hz 60 0 60 0 CH 61 US 61 W 76 E61 CC 60 W 24 CH 62 US 62 W 77 E62 CC 61 W 25 Horizontal frequency kHz 31 5 48 4 CH 63 US 63 W 78 E63 CC 62 W 26 CH 64 05 64 W 79 E64 CC 63 W 27 CH 65 US 65 W 80 E65 CC 64 W 28 Connect DVI devices CH 67 US 67 W 82 E67 CC 76 d R3 a R CH 68 05 68 W 83 E68 CC 77 Z R4 AU 3 Connect a DVI device to HDMI 1 using DVI HDMI conversion cable Connect analogue sound output of the CH 69 US 69 W 84 E69 CC 78 2 1 R5 DVI device to L and R terminals in IN HDMI 1 T 2 2 AU 4 9 Set Audio in HDMI Setting to Analogue or Auto gt P 18 CC 96 9 HDMI 2 input does support analogue sound IN HDMI 1 CC 97 A 3 9 HDMI 2 input does not support DVI devices Specifications Main unit Terminals Connectors Model HDZBIREI Composite video S video Broadcasting systems B G I D K K1 M See Technical information P 22 Ei esse connectors x i Colour systems PAL SECAM NTSC 3 58 4 43MHz VIDEO 1 S VIDEO connector x 1 Progressive 576p 625p 480p 525p VHF low channel VL 46 25 to 140 25 MHz HD 10801 11251 720p 750p VHF high channel VH 147 25 to 423 25 MHz Audio L R Channels and frequencies UHF channel U 2 431 25 to 863 25 MHz TUNE VE Receives cable
23. ar etc M CH 35 US 35 W 50 E35 CC 34 U S 34 Russia etc 36 05 36 W 51 E36 35 V S 35 Czech Republic Poland etc CH 37 05 37 W 52_ E37 CC 36 W S 36 Europe CH 38 US 38 W 53 E38 CC 37 W 1 5 37 Germany Holland Belgium etc B G CH 39 US 39 W 54 E39 CC 38 W 2 S 38 UK etc CH 40 05 40 W 55 E40 CC 39 W 3 5 39 Oceania Australia New Zealand etc B G CH 41 US 41 W 56_ E41 CC 40 W 4 S 40 CH 42 US 42 W 57 E42 CC 41 W 5 S 41 Republic of South Africa etc CH 43 US 43 W 58 E43 CC 42 W 6 Africa Nigeria etc BiG CH 44 US 44 W 59 E44 CC 43 W 7 Egypt Morocco etc CH 45 US 45 W 60 E45 CC 44 W 8 CH 46 US 46 W 61 E46 CC 45 W 9 CH 47 US 47 W 62_ E47 CC 46 W 10 Monoaural sound CH 48 05 48 W 63 E48 CC 47 W 11 CH 49 US 49 W 64 E49 CC 48 W 12 s 50 US 50 W 65 50 CC 49 W 13 Use this function when stereo sound or bilingual sound is hard to hear CH51 US 51 W 66 E51 CC 50 Set Stereo I to Mono 18 CH 52 US 52 W 67 E52 51 W 15 CH 53 US 53 W 68 E53 CC 52 W 16 54 05 54 W 69 E54 53 17 PC Signals that be displayed JUS so W70 E56 Q 56 05 56 W 71 E56 CC 55 W 19 9 f the signal doesn t appear check that the vertical e ei 56 w20 9 PREA Resolution 640 x 480 1024 x 768 XGA CH 58 US 58 W 73 E58 CC 57 W 21 frequency on the PC is set to 60 Hz CH 59 US 59 W 74 59 CC 58 W 22
24. edly a short amount of time Keeping the TV turned for more than 24 hours consecutively Turn the TV off Wait until the LAMP indicator stops blinking LAMP indicator and Power lamp are refered as LAMP LED and POWER LED on the Instructions of Heplacement Lamp Kit TS CL110C Wait for at least 1 hour until the lamp has fully cooled Remove the lamp unit 1 Remove the lamp cover 2 Remove the lamp unit Never replace the lamp before it has fully cooled The lamp becomes extremely hot while in use which may cause a burn After turning off the TV wait for at least 1 hour Never attempt to replace the lamp with the TV plugged in Attempting to replace the lamp with the TV plugged in could lead to a severe electrical ck If you feel any warmth near the lamp DO NOT TOUCH IT Philips head type screw driver cross head type Remove Do not drop the lamp HD Z70RF7 is used for explanation on the illustrations on this Instructions Install the NEW lamp unit Reset the lamp timer 1 Unpack 1 Display the menu bar MENU 2 select Set Up 4 select e v gt 2 d Ch B Do not drop the lamp Never touch the glass surface of the lamp Set Up v next Do not shock the glass surface of the lamp Oils deposited from the finger may Select Lamp Timer Reset
25. etext to TV CANCEL Useful when running page search ILNVLYOdWI 418NOULl SONILLAS Watching videos DVDs Select the video source Oselect Switch between video and component signal 01 Video 1 Video 2 V Video 3 Video 4 HDMI1 3 aa watch PC NOR WNM Oo Operate the connected device and play a video Select Set Up a D select Set Up next Mi Operate JVC recorders and other devices 17 Select the video source using the side buttons TV VIDEO MENU OK NA Select Video 1 Setting Video 3 Setting EY Set Up Auto Program E se ect t gt it Manual Language E Video 1 Setting Video d Video 3 Setting Video v Al Volume off Teletext Language 2 HDMI Setting pe Position P amp Timer Rese b 4 Change setting E ed Video composite Video ES vv YYYY A Select the video source v CO or S video lt signal oosition adiustment set Component For component menu Display the menu bar Using S VIDEO Select Set Up Select PC Position 6 If both composite and S VIDEO cables are connected S VIDEO will be enable
26. heir normal brightness During this warming up period the LAMP indicator blinks every 2 seconds While the LAMP indicator is blinking the TV cannot be turned off Condensation on the lamp and screen OG When the heater is turned on or the TV is moved from a cold place to a warm place droplets of water may form on the lamp and screen This is called condensation If the TV is used while this condensation is still present the picture may seem distorted and the inside of the screen may become dirty In this case wait until the condensation has gone before using the TV off the cooling down is performed When the TV is turned off the picture on the screen disappears gradually Once the screen is dark cooling down is performed for about 1 minute During this cooling down period the LAMP indicator blinks every 2 seconds Do not unplug the TV while the lamp is cooling down This may cause the internal circuits and the lamp to overheat and shorten the lamp life While the LAMP indicator is blinking the TV cannot be turned on You can turn on the TV within 15 seconds after turning off Do not turn the power on and off repeatedly in a short period 9t subjects the TV and the lamp to stress and may lead to malfunctions and shorten the lamp life Do not keep the TV on for more than 24 hours consecutively The lamp life may be shortened Do not project a still picture for a long time Becau
27. ing sure the and polarities are correct Power On Off Change the channel page To teletext P 13 Switch between TV VCR DVR DVD AUDIO P 17 Display on screen menu P 18 Select and confirm settings in menues Change the channel page To the previous screen When viewing teletext P 13 Hold the current page Bookmark pages Heveal hidden pages Enlarge the text gt wm um um eee Um G mm um um um Switch briefly between teletext and TV To index page When watching TV P 16 lI When operating a JVC VCR or DVD P 17 Basic connections Please read the user manuals of each device carefully before setup It is necessary to connect an aerial to watch TV ll Connect with other devices Connecting external devices 10 Connect the aerial AERIAL Back of the TV 9 After all the connections have been made insert the plug into an AC outlet Care when setting Power requirements Connect the power cord only to a 110 240V 50 60Hz AC outlet Installation requirements To avoid overheating ensure the unit has ample room Do not place the TV too close to wallpaper The warm air from the air ducts may change the colour of the wallpaper Keep children or pets away from the air ducts Long exposure to the warm air from the ducts may cause a min
28. is not malfunction Do not place the TV too closely to wallpaper The warm air from the air ducts may change the colour of the wallpaper Keep children or pets away from the air ducts Long exposure to the warm air from the ducts may cause a minor burn The lamp is a consumable item Oe When the lamp has blown replace the lamp otherwise the picture cannot be displayed For details Replacing the lamp P 4 5 Follow the instructions on Replacing the lamp when replacing the lamp P 4 Handle the lamp carefully and correctly otherwise it may cause a burn or an electric shock In addition it may shorten lamp life or cause malfunction of the TV Never open the lamp cover except when replacing the lamp Exposing the lamp is dangerous because The lamp becomes extremely hot while in use it may cause a burn Touching metallic portion of the lamp may cause electric shock Ultraviolet rays are emitted from the lamp Never replace the lamp immediately after use Since the lamp becomes extremely hot while in use it may cause a burn Never touch the lamp glass 9 Dirt or oil from the finger may cause the lamp to break When the power is turned on the warming up commences Immediately after the TV is turned on the picture is displayed only dimly It takes about one minute for the lamp to warm up Once the lamp has warmed up you can enjoy the pictures at t
29. nging the remote control code if you cannot operate a recorder A or 1 Default MCode C or 1 2 d Press and hold gt Press and hold Confirm the code for your recorder by checking the manual it came with Some models of JVC devices cannot be operated with this remote control JVC DVD recorders and HDD recorders are set to code C or 3 by default f the battery is removed the remote control code reverts back to code A or 1 Operate the VCR DVD recorder or HDD recorder VCR DVR Operate the DVD player Operate the home theatre system AUDIO Operate DVD HDD recorder menues Mi Playback Record etc menu Rewind Playback Fast forward Display top menu fsseuay j Gack to previous OK Select a chapter TOP MENU ll Display the subtitle DVD HDD recorder mode llOperate DVD menues ll Playback etc weNu Display menu Rewind Playback Fast forward Stop Pause Display top menu fsseuay to previous Select a chapter TOP MENU ll Display the subtitle pseray llOperate AUDIO menues Playback etc weNu Display menu Rewind Playback Fast forward Stop Pause Display top menu fsseuay Back to previous Select a chapter TOP MENU ll Display the subtitle spray Mute gt ll Volume Select a su
30. or burn Connect VCR DVD recorder Back of the TV U D Co Tim VCR DVD recorder After all the connections have been made insert the plug into an AC outlet f both composite and S VIDEO cable are connected S VIDEO will be enable AERIAL v E gt Hg n After turning on the TV it takes about 1 minute to n It a 5 project the picture to its full brightness After turning off the TV it takes about 5 seconds to make the screen dark After that cooling is performed for about 1 minute Set the menu language installation location and automatically register the TV channels s gt About the LAMP indicator P 6 These channels can be edited later in Editing channels P 9 The remote control doesn t work SN VZR DVR 9 Confirm the mode is set to TV Begin gt JVC CG LAMP POWER Shown only when powering on for the first time 9 The power button on the remote control can also be HD Z70RF7 HD Z61RF7 used HD Z56RF7 When you press the Power button of the HD Z61RF7 or Select a language HD Z56RF7 recommend that press below of the button EY Language select v set Select the teletext language group For the teletext language group Sas Language group for teletext Ev dece Groups 9 f the characters are unreadable
31. pear on the screen PC screen alignment is off The screen is dim Poor picture quality Strange picture when using an external device Blue screen appears on the screen Unplug the TV and wait about 1 hour until the lamp completely cooled Then plug the TV in again Turning on the TV soon may shorten the lamp life Switch Child Lock to Off 200 6 Press to return to your settings 9 Although the HD ILA element is manufactured with high precision technology please understand that some pixels may be lost or permanently displayed Adjust the PC Position Adjust the Iris brighter Unnatural colour gt gt gt Adjust Colour and Bright Check your Colour System If Auto is selected select the specific colour system manually Noise gt gt gt Set to the following functions Picture Mode Standard Super DigiPure Max Dull picture gt gt gt Set to the following functions Picture Mode Bright Super DigiPure Min f the top of the image is distorted check the video signal quality itself If movement appears unnatural when receiving a signal from a DVD player etc with 625p progressive scanning change the output setting of the external device to 625i interlace scanning Switch Blue Back to Off c o Jeuiuua LNO Poor sound Voice Enhancer does not work Wrong
32. rround mode U gt 2 EA ELT SONILLAS Select a menu Selected menu s title Picture Mode Iris Contrast Bright Sharp bd Colour Tint White Balance Features the previous m Screen Adjust Configure adjust select Picture Mode 6 The menu disappears after one minute of inactivity lI When adjusting with the sliding bar adjust h Move lI When selecting from presets select lt Sinan gt I e The item will change Some items have a sub menu 18 4 select l 0 on Sound EO Features Set y next Select an item 4 select Picture Menu Adjustments Configurations Picture Mode Picture mode Bright Standard Soft Iris Adjust the amount of light projected on the screen Darker Brighter Contrast Lower amp Higher Bright Brightness Darker Brighter Sharpness Softer lt Sharper Colour Colour Lighter lt Deeper eon lo emp Tint Tint for NTSC Reddish Greenish White Balance Colour temperature Warm Mid Cool Features Finer picture adjustments P 19 Stereo I Mode Language Mono Stereo Sub1 Sub2 MONO Bass Low tones Weaker Stronger Treble High tones Weaker lt Stronger
33. se of the ILA characteristics still picture may stick on the screen The picture will disappear over time WE For more details on installation usage and safety Consult your retailer v gt 2 a Replacing the lamp Unplug the TV The TV uses a lamp to project the picture onto the screen When the lamp has blown or when the picture becomes dark replace the lamp Before replacing the lamp read all the instructions carefully Wif you feel unsure about replacing the lamp yourself Consult your retailer Preparation Prepare the Replacement Lamp Kit For purchasing the Replacement Lamp Kit consult your retailer Use only the specified Replacement Lamp Kit This lamp is for use with JVC model televisions Using the Replacement Lamp Kit lamp with a different television TS CL110C or other product could cause a e High pressure mercury lamp malfunction and or damage to the television or lamp When the lamp is near to its end The following message appears on the screen Lamp needs to replaced Hefer to instructions book for replacement instructions make the message disappear After replacing the Lamp please reset timer in the TV menu Press OK if you do not want to see this message again After the usage time of the lamp has reached to 6500 hours this message appears every time you turn on the TV E Possible causes of shortened lamp life Turning on off the TV repeat
34. terference Ghosting Doubling of images Are you receiving interference from signals reflected off mountains or buildings Adjust the direction of your aerial or change to a good quality directional aerial pom um Gm Gm Gm Gm Gm Gm Gm Gm Gm Gm 49 oum mm nm nm m Em Em Gu zu Xm Eu Em Gm Gm Xu X Em GE EE GE X X Gu Gm EH X Gm Gm Xm Gu Xm Xm Gu um mz mmo nom can t turn it on Is the power cord connected the AC outlet correctly 3 oa a mommy The remote control doesn t work Are the batteries flat Are you more than 7 metres away from the TV Is the MODE TV VCR DVR DVD AUDIO set to TV When viewing teletext the TV menu bar does not appear Depending on the stability of the signal there may be a time lag when changing channels um um um um GE GE GE GE GE GE GE RE RE GE GE GE GS GE RE RS Go Rc EE il i IA Remote control stops working Front control buttons do not work Aspect ratio changes unintentionally Black or white dots ap
35. uto HDMI 2 Size 1 2 Auto HDMI Setting Audio Digital Analogue Auto PC Position PC position adjustment P 14 Lamp Timer Reset Resets the lamp timer P 5 6 Other settings Change the aspect ratio ZOOM P 12 Turn on Cinema Surround CINEMA SURROUND P 12 1 MaxxBass is a registered trademark of Waves Audio Ltd in the USA Japan and other countries By default the TV automatically adjusts itself for the best picture Display the menu bar Picture Super DigiPure 4 OD select To the previous screen ls gt E g Super DigiPure b H Exit Change settings gt MENU The menu disappears after one minute of inactivity E g Super DigiPure Finish Advanced picture adjustment Super DigiPure Pull Down Colour Management Picture Management Advanced Smart Picture MPEG Noise Reduction For smooth looking picture Off Min Max Auto Function is turned off When the picture loses sharpness When much noise appears Automatically adjusts For smoothing cinema film ott On Auto Function is turned off Function is always on Automatically adjusts For natural looking pictures Fix bright dark pictures Fix brightness of white areas To reduce MPEG video noise Off Function is turned off
36. wn page Not available for HDMI 1 or HDMI 2 input AA select Features Features Set a time for the TV to turn itself off SLEEP TIMER iLNVLHOdINI WCancel Set the time to in step 4 Remaining time You can confirm the remaining time in step 4 after repeating this process After steps 1 and 2 above Eteh E tele 4 select Guard gt G 4 Menter an ID No a secret number of your choice A oto the next column set Stop children from watching specific channels CHANNEL GUARD ELock more channels Repeat steps 5 and 6 6 Release a channel Press e again in step 6 View a locked channel Use the numerical buttons to enter the channel number When appears press TOP MEI and enter your ID No If you forget your ID No check it in step 4 418NOULl SONILLAS Usefu fu nctions continued While the channel is 1 displayed RA Hold down for 3 seconds Press the number to register it on 999 Disappears a few seconds Recall the favourite channel FAVOURITE 1 4 Register a Press the number you channel to a 2 registered button 9999 gt FAVOURITE CHANNEL Customizations 18 to the picture of a favourite channel get saved as well Check your favourite channels TOP MENU gt Press bise and confirm
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