User manual JVC RX-DP20VSL

[. . . ] AUDIO/VIDEO CONTROL RECEIVER RX-DP20VSL DVD AUDIO LEARN TRANSMIT TV/DBS VCR 1 LEARN DVD DVD MULTI PHONO CD VCR 1 VCR 2 TAPE/MD CDR TV/DBS ANALOG/DIGITAL VIDEO FM/AM EXT 7. 1CH EFFECT INPUT SOUND 1 4 2 5 8 0 FM MODE 3 LIVENESS 6 9 +10 100+ TEST 7/P CC CONVERTER MASTER VOLUME THX 10 RETURN SURROUND DSP SURR/DSP OFF STANDBY CC CONVERTER DIMMER EX/ES/7. 1 ANALOG DIRECT SLEEP DIMMER TV CATV/ DBS STANDBY/ON DOOR UP / REW PLAY PTY SEARCH STOP DISPLAY MODE FF/ PTY9 PAUSE TA/NEWS/INFO RX-DP20V DOOR DOWN PTY( REC TV/VIDEO TV VOL CHANNEL VOLUME MUTING AUDIO/VIDEO CONTROL RECEIVER SETUP MENU ADJUST MENU TEXT DISPLAY SET DVD MENU EXIT PHONES DIGITAL S-VIDEO VIDEO L--AUDIO--R LIGHT VIDEO RM-SRXDP20R REMOTE CONTROL A/V CONTROL RECEIVER INSTRUCTIONS For Customer Use: Enter below the Model No. which are located either on the rear, bottom or side of the cabinet. Retain this information for future reference. Serial No. LVT0965-003B [B] Warnings, Cautions and Others IMPORTANT for the U. K. [. . . ] 7 AUDIO DELAY Adjust the delay time within the range of 0 ms (initial setting: no effect) to 200 ms (maximum) in 20 ms intervals. 7 COAX IN 1/2/3, OPT IN 4/5/6 Select the name of the component connected to each digital terminal so that it will correspond to the source selecting button on the unit and on the remote control. Each time you press # or @ (RIGHT or LEFT), the component name changes as follows: DVD " CD " TV (or DBS*2) " CDR " MD " VCR1 " (back to the beginning) 8 Selecting the Dual Mono Sound--DUAL MONO On this submenu screen, you can select the playback sound (channel) you want while playing digital software recorded (or broadcast) in the Dual Mono mode, which includes two monaural channels separately. Notes: If you have selected the same source for different terminals, only the last performed terminal setting will be valid. (The other terminal settings will be automatically set to "OFF. ") *2 If you have changed the source name from "TV" to "DBS, " "DBS" appears (see page 23). Continued on the next page 36 7 DIGITAL OUT Select the output digital signal format through the DIGITAL OUT (optical) terminal on the rear. Each time you press the button, the output signal format changes as follows: THROUGH : Select when connecting a digital signal processor or decoder. The incoming digital signals are transmitted through the digital output terminal without any processing. PCM : Select when connecting an MD recorder or other digital recording device. The incoming digital signals are down-mixed and converted into PCM format. q Turning On and Off the Video Output --VIDEO POWER On this submenu screen, you can turn on or off the power supply to the video output circuit built in this unit. 7 VIDEO POWER Turn on or off the power supply to the video output circuit. Power is supplied to the built-in video output circuit. OFF : Select to cut off power to the built-in video output circuit while playing an audio source. With this setting, interference caused by the video output circuit will be reduced. p Setting the Video Input Terminals --VIDEO INPUT After connecting the video components to the video input terminals, you have to register which type of the terminal you have connected to--whether the component input or S-Video/ composite input. Without setting this correctly, you may not view the pictures on the TV. 7 VIDEO INPUT Select an appropriate input terminal used for each component-- "DVD, " "DBS, " and "VCR1. " Each time you press # (RIGHT) or @ (LEFT), the selected video input terminal changes as follows: COMPO1 " COMPO2 " COMPO3 " S/C " (back to the beginning) Note: Even if "VIDEO POWER" is set to "OFF, " power will be supplied to the video output circuit when on-screen display menus are used. w Setting the Speakers 2 Usage--SPEAKER 2 On this submenu, you can determine how to use the FRONT 2 SPEAKERS terminals. 7 SPEAKER 2 When using the FRONT 2 SPEAKERS terminals, determine the speaker terminal usage. SPEAKER 2 : Select to connect the second front speakers. BI-AMP OUT : Select to connect the front speakers using biamplifier connection*. The BI-AMP indicator (as well as the front speaker 1 indicator) will light up when the front speakers 1 are activated. Notes: If you have selected the same component input terminal for different video components, only the last performed terminal setting will be valid. (The other terminal settings will be automatically set to "S/C. ") If any of "COMPO 1/2/3" is selected for the video component which is only connected using S-video or composite video jacks (S/C), you cannot view or record its playback picture. Notes: * If your speaker has two pairs of input terminal (one for the high frequency range and the other for the low frequency range), you can connect the speakers by using both the FRONT 1 SPEAKERS and FRONT 2 SPEAKERS terminals on the rear of this unit. When "BI-AMP OUT" is selected, the surround back speakers are automatically deactivated. In this case, the SURR CH OUT submenu cannot be adjusted (see page 36). When "BI-AMP OUT" is selected, "SURR BACK SP" is set to "NONE" on the SPEAKER SETTING submenu (see page 32). 37 e Superimposing the Menus--SUPERIMPOSE You can select whether or not to superimpose the menus on the playback pictures on the TV screen. t Memorizing the Volume Level for Each Source--ONE TOUCH OPE This unit memorizes many settings separately for each source (see page 24). In addition, you can store the volume level for each source together with the other memorized settings. 7 ONE TOUCH OPE Select one of the following to store the volume level for each source: ON : Select to store the volume level setting separately for each source. (The ONE TOUCH OPERATION indicator lights up on the main unit's display. ) This receiver memorizes the volume level-- when you turn on the power, when you change the source, and when you turn on One Touch Operation. [. . . ] Commercial music of current popular appeal. Current contemporary music considered to be "easy-listening. " Instrumental music, and vocal or choral works. Performances of major orchestral works, symphonies, chamber music, etc. Music not fitting into any of the other categories. [. . . ]