JVC THD60 manual

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    INSTRUCTION S LVT1704-001B [J,C] For Customer Use: Enter below the Model No . and Serial No. which are located either on the rear , bottom or side of the cabinet. Retain this information for future reference. Model No . S er i al No. TH-D60 Con sists o f XV -THD60 , SP- THD6 W , SP-THD6F , SP-THD6C and SP-THD6S TH-D50 Con sists o f XV -TH D50, S P-[...]

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    G-1 CA UTION T o reduc e the risk of elect rical shocks, fire, etc.: 1. Do not rem ove screws, co vers or cabi net. 2. Do not expo se this ap plianc e to rai n or mois ture. AT T E N T I O N Afin d’évi ter tout risque d ’électrocut ion, d’ incendie, etc.: 1. Ne pas en lever les v is ni l es pann eaux et ne p as ou vrir le cof fret de l’ap[...]

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    G-2 IMPORT ANT FOR LASER PRODUCTS 1. CLASS 1 LASER P RODUCT 2. CAUTION: Do not open th e top cover or ca binet. Ther e are no user se rviceable parts i nside the unit; leave all servici ng to qualified service personnel. 3. CAUTION: (For U.S. A.) V isible an d/or i nvisible class II laser radiatio n when op e n. Do n ot stare int o beam. (For Canad[...]

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    1 How to read this manual • Illustration s and button names of the TH-D60 are mainly used for explanation. • The following icons and illu strations are used to make the expla nat ions si mple an d easy-t o-unde rstand. Icons f or System operati ons Operat ions from the cente r unit Operation s from the remot e control The functio n can be opera[...]

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    2 Notes on installing th e System • Se lect a loc ation whic h is leve l, dry and ne ither to o hot nor too col d between 5 °C and 35° C (41°F an d 95°F). • Do not insta ll the S ystem in a lo cation su bject to vibra tions. • Do not put heavy object s on the Sy stem. Avoid moist ure, water, dust, and high temp erat ures • Do not insta [...]

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    3 This Sys tem accom modates the NTSC system, and also ca n play discs/ file s recor ded wit h PAL sy stem. Note th at an PA L video s ignal on a disc/file is conver ted to the NTSC si gnal and output. It is po ssible to play back fin alized +R/+RW (DVD Video form at only) dis cs. “DVD” li ghts on the di splay panel w hen a +R/+RW di sc is load[...]

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    4 The following fil es in a disc or a USB mass storage clas s device ca n be played back. If a file on a USB mass s torage class d evice e xceeds the foll owing conditi ons, it m ay not be played back correctly: – Maximum da ta transfer rate: 2 Mbps – Maximum frame rate: 30 fps for pro gressive – Maximum fil e size: 2 GB The Sys tem recog niz[...]

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    5 If an ything is m issing, co ntact your deal er immed iatel y. • Remot e control (x 1) • Batteries (x 2) • FM ante nna (x 1) • AM loop antenna (x 1) • Compo site vi deo c ord (x 1) • Con necto r for iPod – TH-D60/ TH-D50: Doc king station for iPod (x 1) – TH-D5/TH-D4: Conn ection cable f or i Pod (x 1 ) Stand f or iPod (x 1) • S[...]

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    6 You can enjoy surround sound by placing the sp eakers as illustrated (Speaker layout A o r B). Speaker layout A Select “S. SPK R” as the s peaker po sition mode for this la yout. ( 12) To obtain the be st possib le surrou nd sound from this System , place all the speak ers exce pt the subwoofer at the s ame distance f rom the listenin g posit[...]

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    7 XM Mini-Tuner system—TH-D60 only For bette r reception, inst all the XM Mini-Tuner Home Dock antenna i n the followin g location: – Near a south-f acing window wi th aiming the ante nna at the sk y dir ectly – Where “Channe l 1” can be heard clearly – Wher e the An tenna Aimi ng disp lay sh ows a v alue higher than 0 for eithe r satel[...]

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    8 Connection using the component video jacks For the BN C connec tion, use a plug ad apter (not suppli ed). Connection using the S-video or composite video jack , Connection for “VIDEO1”—TH-D60 Select “VI DEO1” as th e source ( 11) fo r playin g a compone nt connec ted as fo llows. Video conne ction No sound signal comes in to HDMI VIDEO [...]

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    9 Connection for “VIDEO2”—TH-D60 Select “VI DEO2” as th e source ( 11) fo r playin g a compone nt connec ted as fo llows. Video conne ction * Connect an e xternal compon ent with th e same kind of cable as the one used to conn ect TV. ( 8) Audio conne ction Conn ect ing a d igital com ponent The initial setting for the aud io input set ti[...]

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    10 How to use the number buttons To select 3: Press 3 . To select 10: Press 10 . To select 14: Press h 10 , 1 , then 4 . To select 24: Press h 10 , 2 , then 4 . To select 40: Press h 10 , 4 , then 0 . To select 114: Press h 10 , h 10 , 1 , 1 , then 4 . Set the remote control mode be fore operation. Listening w ith he adphones When the headph ones i[...]

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    11 Turning the power on or off To turn off the System by using the sleep timer To check the rema ining time, press the butto n once. Selecting the source To select the source from the center uni t * 1 TH-D60 only * 2 TH-D50/TH-D5/T H-D4: The FM/AM but ton is used instead of FM/AM /XM. * 3 Make s ure that th e appr opriate a udio inp ut sett ing hav[...]

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    12 Selecting the speaker position mode Select the speaker po sition mod e accordi ng to your sp eaker layout ( 6 ). 1 Turn off the System. ( 11) 2 3 Select the appropriate speaker position mode according to your speaker layout ( 6). As the s peaker po sition mode is changed , the follow ing sett ings are als o changed automatically : – The output[...]

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    13 Adjusting the bass and treble sounds 1 2 Adjust the level. Using the s urround mode Select one of the available surround modes. • Duri ng 2 -chan nel play back with “S.S PK R” sp eake r posi tion m ode: • During multi-c hannel playb ack with “S.SPK R” speaker position mo de: • During playba ck with “S.SPK F” speaker p osition m[...]

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    14 Setting the audio inp ut for external c omponents Set the audio inpu t of the external compon ent for “VIDEO1/ VIDEO2” (TH-D60) or “V IDEO” (TH-D50/TH-D5/TH- D4). 1 2 TH-D60 only: Select a source you want to set the audio input for. 3 Select an appropriate audio input according to the audio connection. ( 8, 9) You can se lect the followi[...]

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    15 Playing back a disc 1 Select “DVD” as the source. ( 11) 2 3 Place a disc on the tray. 4 Start play back. • JPEG: Slide-show p l ayback starts. • MP3/WMA/ WAV: The file co ntrol display ap pears on the TV. ( 2 2) Playing back a file on a USB mass storage class device 1 Connect a USB ma ss storage class de vice while the System is turned o[...]

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    16 DO NOT connect or d isconne ct the device wh en the System is turned on. You ca nnot connec t a com puter to th e USB MEMOR Y termi nal of the S ystem . DO NOT c onnect the devi ce thro ugh a U SB hub. iPod does not p l ay th rough the U SB MEM ORY termina l. When iPo d is connected to the USB MEMORY term inal, “RESTRICT” a ppears on the dis[...]

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    17 For DVD Video/ DVD Audio 1 2 Select the desired item, then confirm the selection. For so me dis cs, you can als o sele ct ite ms by us ing the num ber but tons. * TH-D50/TH-D5/TH-D4 : The TOP MENU/PG button is us ed instead of TOP MENU/ PG/DIRECT . For VCD/SVCD with PBC The Play Back Control fun ction (PBC) a llows you to operate the VCD/SVCD us[...]

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    18 Programing the playing order—progra m play 1 2 Select the desired chapters/ tracks. • For DVD Video, DVD Audio, MP3 and WMA: Enter a ti tle/group number, th en a chapte r/track numbe r.* • For VCD, SVCD and CD: Ent er a tra ck number .* To clear the progra ms 3 To check the program cont ents To return to no r mal playback To prog ram the t[...]

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    19 Changing the language/soun d/scene angle For DVD Audio , the functions take effect fo r the movin g pict ure part onl y. * 1 For DVD VR a nd SVCD dis cs, the subtitle in dication appears and can be c hanged by perform ing the a bove procedu re even i f no subt itles are re corde d. * 2 Some su btitle or au dio lang uages are ab brevia ted in the[...]

  • Page 23

    20 Adjusting t he picture quality (V FP) You can adjust the picture mo de. 1 2 Select the desired preset, then finish the setting. To adjust th e picture tone 1 Select “USER1 ” or “USER2” (see abov e). 2 Select a parameter, then confirm the selection. 3 Adjust the parameter, then confirm the selection. 4 Repeat step s 2 and 3 to adju st oth[...]

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    21 Using the o n-screen bar You c an use va rious functio ns from the on- screen bar. Basic operation proced ure 1 2 Select the desired item (see the right column), then confirm the selection. After confirming the selec tion... • When th e pull-do wn menu app e ars, se lect the de sired item by pressi ng cursor 5 / Y repeated ly, then c onf irm t[...]

  • Page 25

    22 Using the f ile contr ol display The file c ontrol display a ppears in the follow ing cas es. – Audio files : Always ap pears. – Movie and pi cture files: W hen TOP MENU(/PG/DIRECT) or MENU(/PL) is pressed or playba ck is stopped. File control display To play ba ck the desired trac k/file Select a desired group/track/file, then start playbac[...]

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    23 You can chan ge the setti ngs of the Sys tem accordi ng to your prefe rences and playi ng environ ment. 1 2 Select the menu. 3 Select the item, then confirm. Repeat this proc edure un til all the optio ns have been confirmed . To cl ose the setup screen Set the remote control mode before operation. For d isc pl ayback For play back of a fi le on[...]

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    24 SPK.SETTING m enu is ava ilable onl y when the sp eaker positio n mode is set to “S.SPK R ” ( 12). Audio menu (AUDIO) DOWN MIX This men u is availa ble on ly when th e speak er position mode is set to “ S.SPK F ” ( 12). Select the aud io signal outp ut to the TV connect ed to the HDMI MONITOR OUT termin al. DOLBY SURROUND: For the TV equ[...]

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    25 For mes sages ap pearin g on the di splay, s ee “Messa ges show n on the display whi le listen i ng to the XM Sa tellite R adio” ( 31). Make sure that you have the follo wing items to enable you to listen to the XM Satellite Radio statio ns: • The XM Mini -Tuner system—X M Mini-Tuner and XM Mini-Tuner Home Dock antenna • A subscriptio [...]

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    26 To search a channel Whil e searchi ng, the inva lid an d unsubs cribed channe ls are skipped . TUN ING 9 /TUNING ( are not used to se lect a XM Sate llite Radi o chan nel. To select a channel wit hin the category 1 Enter the category sea rch mode. 2 Select the desired catego ry name, then select t he channel. 3 Exit from the category search m od[...]

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    27 Tuning in to a station You can also tune in to a station au tomatica lly. Press and hold TUNIN G 9 /TUNING ( until the statio n search star ts. The sy s tem tu nes in the first s tation o f suffici ent signal stre ngth found autom atically. You can also tune in to the station by pressing c ursor 5 / Y . You can pre set 30 FM stati ons and 15 AM [...]

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    28 Starting playb ack Be sure t o reduce the volum e on the Sy stem to the minim um level before connec ting an iPo d. Adjust the volum e after p layback has sta rted. 1 Connect an iPod while the System is turned off. • Face the arrow-mark sid e up when connecting t he plug. 2 Turn on the System, then select “I Pod” as the source. ( 11) “CO[...]

  • Page 32

    29 Before operating external components from the remote control, set the manufacturer’s code. 1 Set the remote control mode ( see above). 2 Press and hold for the target component unti l the s etti ng is fini shed. 3 4 Enter the manufacturer’s code. See “Manufact urer’s code list” for the manufa cturer’s co de. ( 30) 5 Release . If ther[...]

  • Page 33

    30 TV DBS tuner or CATV converter VCR * Initial s etting Manufac turers ’ codes are subje c t to change without notic e. Manufacturer’s code list JVC 01 * Sam sung 12 Hitachi 10 Sanyo 13, 14 Magnav ox 02 Sharp 06 Mitsu bishi 03 Sony 07 Panason ic 04 , 11 To shiba 08 Philips 15 Z enith 09 RCA 05 Echosta r 21 G.I. 01 * , 02, 03, 0 4, 05, 06, 0 7,[...]

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    31 Messages and icons shown on the TV during disc/f ile playback You can change the sett ing so that th e on-scree n guide ico ns do not appear on the TV. ( 24) Messages shown on the display while liste ning to the XM Sa telli te Radio Power does no t come on. Z The power plug is not inserted secure ly. Plug it i n securely. Unable to operate the S[...]

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    32 No picture is display e d on the TV or no s ound comes ou t through the HDMI connect ion. Z The conn ected TV is no t HDCP-compatib le. (“HDCP ERR” a ppears on th e display. ) Z Discon nect the HDMI cable and connect it again , or use a shor ter ca ble. Video and a udio are distorted. Z The dis c is sc ratched or dirty. Z Audio/ video files [...]

  • Page 36

    33 Center unit (XV-THD60/XV-THD50/ XV- THD5/XV-THD4) Output pow er Fron t/Surro und: For XV-THD60/XV-THD50 : 20 0 W per ch annel, RMS at 3 Ω at 1 kHz, with 10 % total harmo nic disto rtion. For XV-THD5 : 180 W per ch annel, RMS at 3 Ω at 1 kHz, with 10 % total harm onic distor tion. For XV-THD4 : 167 W per ch annel, RMS at 3 Ω at 1 kHz, with [...]

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    34 Satellit e speakers (For TH-D60) Front sp eakers (SP -THD6F) Ty p e : 2-W a y Bas s-Refle x T ype ( Magnet ically Shie lded T ype) Speaker: 8 cm (3-3 /16 inche s) cone × 1 3 cm (1-3/16 inche s) dome × 1 Powe r Hand ling Capaci ty: 200 W Impe danc e: 3 Ω Frequ ency Range: 90 Hz to 20 000 Hz Sound P ressure Le vel: 78 dB /W • m Dime nsions ([...]

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    TH-D6D5D4[JC]EN.book Page 1 F riday, February 23, 2007 7:47 PM[...]

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    TH-D6D5D4[JC]EN.book Page 2 F riday, February 23, 2007 7:47 PM[...]

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    DVD DIGITAL THEATER SYSTEM 0107RYMMDW JEM EN © 2007 Victor Company of Japan, Limited TH-D60/TH-D50/ TH-D5/TH-D4 TH-D6D5D4[JC]EN.book Page 1 F riday, February 23, 2007 7:47 PM[...]

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    INSTRUCTION S LVT1704-018A [J] For Customer Use: Enter below the Model No . and Serial No. which are located either on the rear , bottom or side of the cabinet. Retain this information for future reference. Model No . S er i al No. TH-D60WM Cons ists of X V -THD 60WM , SP-TH D60W MW , SP-THD6F , SP-THD6C and SP-THD6S DVD DIGITAL THEATER SYSTEM TH_D[...]

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    G-1 CA UTION T o reduc e the risk of elect rical shocks, fire, etc.: 1. Do not rem ove screws, co vers or cabi net. 2. Do not expo se this ap plianc e to rai n or mois ture. AT T E N T I O N Afin d’évi ter tout risque d ’électrocut ion, d’ incendie, etc.: 1. Ne pas en lever les v is ni l es pann eaux et ne p as ou vrir le cof fret de l’ap[...]

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    G-2 IMPORT ANT FOR LASER PRODUCTS 1. CLASS 1 LASER P RODUCT 2. CAUTION: Do not open th e top cover or ca binet. Ther e are no user se rviceable parts i nside the unit; leave all servici ng to qualified service personnel. 3. CAUTION: (For U.S. A.) V isible an d/or i nvisible class II laser radiatio n when op e n. Do n ot stare int o beam. (For Canad[...]

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    1 How to read this manual The following icons and illustrati ons are used to make the explan ations simple and easy-to-underst and. Icons f or System operati ons Operat ions fr om the ce nter un it Operation s from the remote control The functi on can be operat ed from the on-screen bar ( 21). Icons f or the references and not es Reference p age fo[...]

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    2 Notes on installing th e System • Se lect a loc ation whic h is leve l, dry and ne ither to o hot nor too col d between 5 °C and 35° C (41°F an d 95°F). • Do not insta ll the S ystem in a lo cation su bject to vibra tions. • Do not put heavy object s on the Sy stem. Avoid moist ure, water, dust, and high temp erat ures • Do not insta [...]

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    3 This Sys tem accom modates the NTSC system, and also ca n play discs/ file s recor ded wit h PAL sy stem. Note th at an PA L video s ignal on a disc/file is conver ted to the NTSC si gnal and output. It is po ssible to play back fin alized +R/+RW (DVD Video form at only) dis cs. “DVD” li ghts on the di splay panel w hen a +R/+RW di sc is load[...]

  • Page 47

    4 The following fil es in a disc or a USB mass storage clas s device ca n be played back. If a file on a USB mass s torage class d evice e xceeds the foll owing conditi ons, it m ay not be played back correctly: – Maximum da ta transfer rate: 2 Mbps – Maximum frame rate: 30 fps for pro gressive – Maximum fil e size: 2 GB The Sys tem recog niz[...]

  • Page 48

    5 If an ything is m issing, co ntact your deal er immed iatel y. • Remot e control (x 1) • Batteries (x 2) • FM ante nna (x 1) • AM loop antenna (x 1) • Compo site vi deo c ord (x 1) • Dock ing sta tion for iPod (x 1 ) • Speaker cords: 3 m (10 ft) (x 4), 8 m (26. 3 ft) (x 2) • Feet for surround spea kers (x 8) • Screws: M5 x 85 mm[...]

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    6 You can enjoy surround sound by placing the sp eakers as illustrated (Speaker layout A o r B). Do not place an y obstacle nea r the left side of the subw oofer t o make its sp eaker unit, whi ch is ins talled in the l eft of its enclo sure, work properly . Speaker layout A Select “S. SPK R” as the s peaker po sition mode for this la yout. ( 1[...]

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    7 XM Mini-Tuner system For bette r reception, inst all the XM Mini-Tuner Home Dock antenna i n the followin g location: – Near a south-f acing window wi th aiming the ante nna at the sk y dir ectly – Where “Channe l 1” can be heard clearly – Wher e the An tenna Aimi ng disp lay sh ows a v alue higher than 0 for eithe r satellite or terres[...]

  • Page 51

    8 Connection using the component video jacks For the BN C connec tion, use a plug ad apter (not suppli ed). Connection using the S-video or composite video jack , Connection for “VIDEO1” Select “VI DEO1” as th e source ( 11) fo r playin g a compone nt connec ted as fo llows. Video conne ction No sound signal comes in to HDMI VIDEO 1 IN term[...]

  • Page 52

    9 Connection for “VIDEO2” Select “VI DEO2” as th e source ( 11) fo r playin g a compone nt connec ted as fo llows. Video conne ction * Connect an e xternal compon ent with th e same kind of cable as the one used to conn ect TV. ( 8) Audio conne ction Conn ect ing a d igital com ponent Select th e appropriate aud io input settin g (“OPT”[...]

  • Page 53

    10 How to use the number buttons To select 3: Press 3 . To select 10: Press 10 . To select 14: Press h 10 , 1 , then 4 . To select 24: Press h 10 , 2 , then 4 . To select 40: Press h 10 , 4 , then 0 . To select 114: Press h 10 , h 10 , 1 , 1 , then 4 . Set the remote control mode be fore operation. Listening w ith he adphones When the headph ones i[...]

  • Page 54

    11 Turning the power on or off To turn off the System by using the sleep timer To check the rema ining time, press the butto n once. Selecting the source To select the source from the center uni t * Make s ure that th e appr opriate a udio inp ut sett ing have b een made for the source (VIDEO1 or VIDEO2). ( 14) Adjusting the volu m e To turn off th[...]

  • Page 55

    12 Selecting the speaker position mode Select the speaker po sition mod e accordi ng to your sp eaker layout ( 6 ). 1 Turn off the System. ( 11) 2 3 Select the appropriate speaker position mode according to your speaker layout ( 6). As the s peaker po sition mode is changed , the follow ing sett ings are als o changed automatically : – The output[...]

  • Page 56

    13 Adjusting the bass and treble sounds 1 2 Adjust the level. Using the s urround mode Select one of the available surround modes. • Duri ng 2 -chan nel play back with “S.S PK R” sp eake r posi tion m ode: • During multi-c hannel playb ack with “S.SPK R” speaker position mo de: • During playba ck with “S.SPK F” speaker p osition m[...]

  • Page 57

    14 Setting the audio inp ut for external c omponents Set the audio input of the external compon ent for “VIDEO1” or “VIDEO2 .” 1 2 Select a source you want to set t he audio input for. 3 Select an appropriate audio input according to the audio connection. ( 8, 9) Selectab le settings for the each source : – “VIDEO1”: 5.1CH * 1 , COAX [...]

  • Page 58

    15 Playing back a disc 1 Select “DVD” as the source. ( 11) 2 3 Place a disc on the tray. 4 Start play back. • JPEG: Slide-show p l ayback starts. • MP3/WMA/ WAV: The file co ntrol display ap pears on the TV. ( 2 2) Playing back a file on a USB mass storage class device 1 Connect a USB ma ss storage class de vice while the System is turned o[...]

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    16 DO NOT connect or d isconne ct the device wh en the System is turned on. You ca nnot connec t a com puter to th e USB MEMOR Y termi nal of the S ystem . DO NOT c onnect the devi ce thro ugh a U SB hub. iPod does not p l ay th rough the U SB MEM ORY termina l. When iPo d is connected to the USB MEMORY term inal, “RESTRICT” a ppears on the dis[...]

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    17 For DVD Video/ DVD Audio 1 2 Select the desired item, then confirm the selection. For so me dis cs, you can als o sele ct ite ms by us ing the num ber but tons. For VCD/SVCD with PBC The Play Back Control fun ction (PBC) a llows you to operate the VCD/SVCD using menus. Select the number of the desired item while the menu is displaye d on the TV.[...]

  • Page 61

    18 Programing the playing order—progra m play 1 2 Select the desired chapters/ tracks. • For DVD Video, DVD Audio, MP3 and WMA: Enter a ti tle/group number, th en a chapte r/track numbe r.* • For VCD, SVCD and CD: Ent er a tra ck number .* To clear the progra ms 3 To check the program cont ents To return to no r mal playback To prog ram the t[...]

  • Page 62

    19 Changing the language/soun d/scene angle For DVD Audio , the functions take effect fo r the movin g pict ure part onl y. * 1 For DVD VR a nd SVCD dis cs, the subtitle in dication appears and can be c hanged by perform ing the a bove procedu re even i f no subt itles are re corde d. * 2 Some su btitle or au dio lang uages are ab brevia ted in the[...]

  • Page 63

    20 Adjusting t he picture quality (V FP) You can adjust the picture mo de. 1 2 Select the desired preset, then finish the setting. To adjust th e picture tone 1 Select “USER1 ” or “USER2” (see abov e). 2 Select a parameter, then confirm the selection. 3 Adjust the parameter, then confirm the selection. 4 Repeat step s 2 and 3 to adju st oth[...]

  • Page 64

    21 Using the o n-screen bar You c an use va rious functio ns from the on- screen bar. Basic operation proced ure 1 2 Select the desired item (see the right column), then confirm the selection. After confirming the selec tion... • When th e pull-do wn menu app e ars, se lect the de sired item by pressi ng cursor 5 / Y repeated ly, then c onf irm t[...]

  • Page 65

    22 Using the f ile contr ol display The file c ontrol display a ppears in the follow ing cas es. – Audio files : Always ap pears. – Movie and pi cture files: W hen TOP MENU(/PG/DIRECT) or MENU(/PL) is pressed or playba ck is stopped. File control display To play ba ck the desired trac k/file Select a desired group/track/file, then start playbac[...]

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    23 You can chan ge the setti ngs of the Sys tem accordi ng to your prefe rences and playi ng environ ment. 1 2 Select the menu. 3 Select the item, then confirm. Repeat this proc edure un til all the optio ns have been confirmed . To cl ose the setup screen Set the remote control mode before operation. For d isc pl ayback For play back of a fi le on[...]

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    24 SPK.SETTING m enu is ava ilable onl y when the sp eaker positio n mode is set to “S.SPK R ” ( 12). Audio menu (AUDIO) DOWN MIX This men u is availa ble on ly when th e speak er position mode is set to “ S.SPK F ” ( 12). Select the aud io signal outp ut to the TV connect ed to the HDMI MONITOR OUT termin al. DOLBY SURROUND: For the TV equ[...]

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    25 For mes sages ap pearin g on the di splay, s ee “Messa ges show n on the display whi le listen i ng to the XM Sa tellite R adio” ( 31). Make sure that you have the follo wing items to enable you to listen to the XM Satellite Radio statio ns: • The XM Mini -Tuner system—X M Mini-Tuner and XM Mini-Tuner Home Dock antenna • A subscriptio [...]

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    26 To search a channel Whil e searchi ng, the inva lid an d unsubs cribed channe ls are skipped . TUN ING 9 /TUNING ( are not used to se lect a XM Sate llite Radi o chan nel. To select a channel wit hin the category 1 Enter the category sea rch mode. 2 Select the desired catego ry name, then select t he channel. 3 Exit from the category search m od[...]

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    27 Tuning in to a station You can also tune in to a station au tomatica lly. Press and hold TUNIN G 9 /TUNING ( until the statio n search star ts. The sy s tem tu nes in the first s tation o f suffici ent signal stre ngth found autom atically. You can also tune in to the station by pressing c ursor 5 / Y . You can pre set 30 FM stati ons and 15 AM [...]

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    28 Starting playb ack Be sure t o reduce the volum e on the Sy stem to the minim um level before connec ting an iPo d. Adjust the volum e after p layback has sta rted. 1 Connect an iPod while the System is turned off. • Face the arrow-mark sid e up when connecting t he plug. 2 Turn on the System, then select “I Pod” as the source. ( 11) “CO[...]

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    29 Before operating external components from the remote control, set the manufacturer’s code. 1 Set the remote control mode ( see above). 2 Press and hold for the target component unti l the s etti ng is fini shed. 3 4 Enter the manufacturer’s code. See “Manufact urer’s code list” for the manufa cturer’s co de. ( 30) 5 Release . If ther[...]

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    30 TV DBS tuner or CATV converter VCR * Initial s etting Manufac turers ’ codes are subje c t to change without notic e. Manufacturer’s code list JVC 01 * Sam sung 12 Hitachi 10 Sanyo 13, 14 Magnav ox 02 Sharp 06 Mitsu bishi 03 Sony 07 Panason ic 04 , 11 To shiba 08 Philips 15 Z enith 09 RCA 05 Echosta r 21 G.I. 01 * , 02, 03, 0 4, 05, 06, 0 7,[...]

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    31 Messages and icons shown on the TV during disc/f ile playback You can change the sett ing so that th e on-scree n guide ico ns do not appear on the TV. ( 24) Messages shown on the display while liste ning to the XM Sa telli te Radio Power does no t come on. Z The power plug is not inserted secure ly. Plug it i n securely. Unable to operate the S[...]

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    32 No picture is display e d on the TV or no s ound comes ou t through the HDMI connect ion. Z The conn ected TV is no t HDCP-compatib le. (“HDCP ERR” a ppears on th e display. ) Z Discon nect the HDMI cable and connect it again , or use a shor ter ca ble. Video and a udio are distorted. Z The dis c is sc ratched or dirty. Z Audio/ video files [...]

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    33 Center unit (XV-THD60WM) Output pow er Fron t/Surro und: 200 W pe r channel , RMS at 3 Ω at 1 kHz, with 10% t otal harmon ic d istorti on. Center: 200 W , R MS at 3 Ω at 1 kHz, with 10% total harmon ic distort ion. Subwoofer: 200 W , R MS at 3 Ω at 100 Hz, with 10% total harmonic distort ion. Audio se ction Digital Inp ut* DIGIT AL IN OP T[...]

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    34 Satellit e speakers Front sp eakers (SP -THD6F) Ty p e : 2-W a y Bas s-Refle x T ype ( Magnet ically Shie lded T ype) Speaker: 8 cm (3-3 /16 inche s) cone × 1 3 cm (1-3/16 inche s) dome × 1 Powe r Hand ling Capaci ty: 200 W Impe danc e: 3 Ω Frequ ency Range: 90 Hz to 20 000 Hz Sound P ressure Le vel: 78 dB /W • m Dime nsions ( W × H × D)[...]

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