JVC TH-R3 Home Theater System User Manual


 
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L-1 Output And L-1 Input Setting
The [L-1 INPUT/OUTPUT] connector accepts and delivers either a
composite signal (regular video signal) or a Y/C signal (a signal in
which the luminance and chrominance signals are separated). Set
A
L-1 OUTPUT
B
and
A
L-1 INPUT
B
to the appropriate mode depending
on the type of appliance connected to the unit’s [L-1 INPUT/
OUTPUT] connector.
1 Press SET UP to access the Main Menu screen.
2 Press selection keys to select AFUNCTION SET UPB, then
press ENTER.
3 Press selection keys
to select AVIDEO IN/
OUTB, then press
ENTER for
confirmation.
4 Press selection keys
to select AL-1
OUTPUTB or AL-1
INPUTB, then press
ENTER.
5 Press selection keys
to select the appropriate setting, then press ENTER.
6 Press SET UP to complete the setting.
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*The boldface settings below indicate the settings at your purchase.
8 L-1 OUTPUT ^ SCART VIDEO / SCART S-VIDEO / SCART
RGB / COMPONENT
SCART VIDEO:
If a connected appliance’s input is compatible only with regular
video signals, set to ASCART VIDEOB
.
SCART S-VIDEO:
If a connected appliance’s input is compatible with Y/C signals,
set to ASCART S-VIDEOB. You can obtain a high quality picture.
(For connection, be sure to use a 21-pin SCART cable that is
compatible with the Y/C signal.)
SCART RGB:
If a connected appliance’s input is compatible with RGB
signals, set to ASCART RGBB. You can obtain a high quality
RGB picture.
COMPONENT:
If a connected appliance’s input is compatible with Y/PB/PR
signals, set to ACOMPONENTB. You can obtain a high quality
Y/P
B/PR picture. Switch the TV to the input that you can watch
component video pictures.
8 L-1 INPUT ^ VIDEO / S-VIDEO
VIDEO:
If a connected appliance’s output is compatible only with regular
video signals, set to AVIDEOB.
S-VIDEO:
If a connected appliance’s output is compatible with Y/C
signals, set to AS-VIDEOB. You can obtain a high quality picture.
(For connection, be sure to use a 21-pin SCART cable that is
compatible with the Y/C signal.)
NOTES:
If AL-1 OUTPUTB is set to ASCART S-VIDEOB or ASCART RGBB, it
is not possible to set AL-1 INPUTB to AS-VIDEOB.
If AL-2 SELECTB is set to ASAT S-VIDEO/RGBB or ADECODERB, it
is not possible to set AL-1 INPUTB to AS-VIDEOB.
If AL-2 SELECTB is set to ADECODERB, it is only possible to set
AL-1 OUTPUTB to ASCART VIDEOB or ACOMPONENTB.
Component video signals are not output from the [L-1 INPUT/
OUTPUT] connector.
When Progressive scan mode is engaged, it is not possible to
select the setting of AL-1 OUTPUTB on the left column.
L-1 And L-2 Audio Input Setting
You can select to input audio signals through the coaxial digital/
optical [L-1/L-2 DIGITAL INPUT (COAXIAL/OPTICAL)] or analogue
connectors depending on the appliance connected to the unit.
There is a time limit when performing the following setting. If the
time is up before completing the setting, re-perform from the
beginning.
1 Press SETTING.
The item of the setting performed most recently is displayed on
the front display panel.
2 Press F or G to display the L-1, L-2 input setting on the front
display panel.
3 Press D or E to select the desired audio input.
Each time you press D or E, the L-1 and L-2 combination is
displayed in the sequence as shown below:
L-1 L-2
(AN - AN) N (AN - OP) N (AN - CO) N
(OP - AN) N (OP - CO) N (CO - AN) N
(CO - OP) N (back to the beginning)
AN: Analogue signal input
OP: Optical signal input
CO: Coaxial digital signal input
Output/Input Set
Turn on the unit.
Turn on the TV and select an input mode such as EXT1.
Set the remote control selector switch to AUDIO.
Press DVD on the remote control.
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
0
VOL
SAT
TV
AUDIO
(FGDE)
ENTER
SETTING
SET UP
DVD
Selection Keys
DVD SET UP FUNCTION SET UP INITIAL SET UP
VIDEO IN/OUT
RECORDING SET
OTHERS
SELECT WITH [CURSORS]
THEN PRESS [ENTER]
MONITOR TYPE
F-1 INPUT
L-1 INPUT
DISPLAY SET
L-1 OUTPUT
L-2 SELECT
4:3LB
VIDEO
VIDEO
SCART VIDEO
S-VIDEO/RGB
EXIT
OK
SELECT
SET UP
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