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 Thank you for buying this JVC LCD panel television.

To make sure you understand how to use your new TV, please read this manual thoroughly before you begin.

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Follow this manual regarding setup!

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Connect only to a 110-240 V, 50/60Hz AC outlet.

 

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Make enough room for inserting and removing the power plug!

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Place the TV as close to the outlet as possible!

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The main power supply for this TV is controlled by inserting or removing the power plug.

 

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Never cut or damage the power cord!

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If the AC plug is not the right shape, or the power cord is not long enough, use an 

 

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appropriate plug adapter or extension cable. (Consult your retailer)

Unplug the power cord when going out!

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The power buttons on the remote control and the TV unit cannot completely turn off the 

 

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TV. (Make appropriate arrangements for bedridden people.)

Do not allow the TV to fall!

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Do not rest your elbows on, or allow children to hang from the TV.

 

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There is a risk that the TV will fall and cause injuries.

 

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Make use of the hole on the back of the stand to prevent the TV from falling easily.

 

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If the TV is damaged or behaving strangely, stop using it at once!

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Unplug the power cord and contact your retailer.

 

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Never place anything on the TV!

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Placing liquid, naked 

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Never expose to rain or moisture!

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To prevent 

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Never insert objects into the cabinet openings!

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It may cause a fatal electric shock.

 

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Take care when children are near.

 

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Hold the TV so as not to scratch the screen!

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Do not touch the screen when carrying the TV.

 

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Do not carry the TV on your own!

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In order to prevent accidents, ensure that the TV is carried by 

 

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two or more people.

Never insert the power cord by wet hand!

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It may cause a fatal electric shock.

 

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Keep the TV set away from direct sunlight!

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TV set can be damaged.

 

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Place the TV set in a neat and dry place. Do not place the product close to 

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source of steam, heat, moisture or oil. Because it may cause a 

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or electric shock hazard!
Don’t touch an external metal part of the TV set!

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It may cause an electrocuted.

 

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For keep a distance from potential ignition sources to the 

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components or part in side TV set, customer should install 
TV set with a stand within ± 10 perpendicularly degree.
Never dismantle the rear panel!

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It may cause an electric shock.

 

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Never obstruct the ventilation holes!

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It may cause overheating or a 

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Handle LCD panel with care!

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Use a soft, dry cloth when cleaning.

 

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Never try repair the TV yourself!

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If the problem cannot be solved in “Troubleshooting” unplug the power cord and contact 

 

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your retailer.

If a television is not positioned in a suf

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potentially hazardous due to falling. Many injuries, particularly to children, 
can be avoided by talking simple precautions such as:

Using cabinets or stands recommended by the manufacturer of the television.

 

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Only using furniture that can safely support the television.

 

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Ensuring the television is not overhanging the edge of the supporting furniture.

 

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Not placing the television on tall furniture (for example, cupboards or bookcases) without 

 

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anchoring both the furniture and the television to a suitable support.
Not standing the television on cloth or other materials placed between the television and 

 

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supporting furniture.
Educating children about the dangers of climbing on furniture to reach the television or 

 

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its controls.

To prevent accidents, 

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using microphone.

Make sure that the subwoofer is in good condition before installing it on 

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the TV.

If the subwoofer has leakage current, it may damage the TV or cause electric shock.

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For more details on installation, usage and safety 

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 Consult your retailer.

WARNING:

To prevent the spread of 

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Safety precautions

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Page 1: ...tering Editing channels 7 Channel Summary 7 Operating the menus 8 PREPARATION Picture setting 9 Sound setting 11 Useful functions 13 Viewing Teletext 15 Viewing Closed Caption 15 Watching Video or DVDs 16 Technical information 16 Troubleshooting 18 CH CC List 19 Specification 20 FUNCTIONS REFERENCE Contents ENGLISH GGT0372 001A H EN indd 1 GGT0372 001A H EN indd 1 13 07 2010 16 53 11 13 07 2010 16...

Page 2: ... dry place Do not place the product close to source of steam heat moisture or oil Because it may cause a fire hazard or electric shock hazard Don t touch an external metal part of the TV set It may cause an electrocuted For keep a distance from potential ignition sources to the components or part in side TV set customer should install TV set with a stand within 10 perpendicularly degree Never dism...

Page 3: ...io Return Plus Return to the frequently viewed channel Return Return to the previously viewed channel Favourite channel setting 1 Register the favourite channel 2 Recall the favourite channel Press number button 1 4 only Press number button 1 4 only Press and hold Press WARNING Batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as direct sunshine fire or the like If this symbol is shown it is o...

Page 4: ...o responsibility for damage due to improper mounting 400 mm x 200 mm mount which conforms to VESA standards Installation requirements To avoid overheating ensure the unit has ample room After all the connections have been made insert the plug into an AC outlet Connect an aerial and VCR DVD Player AERIAL OR VCR DVD Player Stand Assembly To prevent the TV from falling thread the belt through the hol...

Page 5: ... Connecting HDMI devices HDMI 3 Output Input HDMI signal P 20 HDMI Setting P 16 HDMI 2 and HDMI 3 inputs do not support analogue sound Connect a DVI device to HDMI 1 P 16 Please use a High Speed HDMI TM Cable High Speed HDMITM Cables are tested to carry an HD signal up to 1080p and higher OUTPUT Subwoofer and sound signal of a TV channel you are viewing outputs from this terminal Output Subwoofer ...

Page 6: ...If you want to set undesired channels to be skiped see Channel Summary P 7 See Language group for Teletext P 17 Initial Settings Show only when powering on for the first time The power on the unit can also be used The select the new Country Area after Initial Setting has completed Area 1 Asia Middle East Europe Oceania Africa Area 2 South America Philippines While the cursor is pointing to Picture...

Page 7: ...CH CC ID Skip CH 02 CH 03 CH 04 CH 05 CH 06 CH 07 CH 08 CH 09 CH 10 CH 11 Set Up Channel Summary CH CC ID Skip CH 02 CH 03 CH 04 Yes CH 05 Yes CH 06 Yes CH 07 Yes CH 08 Yes CH 09 Yes CH 10 Yes CH 11 Yes Set Up Channel Summary CH CC ID Skip CH 02 CH 03 CH 04 Yes CH 05 Yes CH 06 Yes CH 07 Yes CH 08 Yes CH 09 Yes CH 10 Yes CH 11 Yes Set Up This function is available when select Country Area to Area 1...

Page 8: ... Mode 14 Set Up Auto Program 6 Edit Manual 7 Language 6 Video 1 Setting 16 Rocket Start 14 Teletext Language 6 HDMI Setting 16 PC Setting 16 Set Country Area to Area 2 Top Menu 2nd Menu Page Picture Picture Mode 9 Backlight 9 Picture 9 Brightness 9 Detail 9 Color 9 Tint 9 White Balance 9 Features 10 Sound MTS 11 Sound Meister 11 Treble 11 Bass 11 Surround 11 Balance 11 Voice Enhancer 11 AI Volume ...

Page 9: ...acklight You can change the backlight brightness Darker Brighter Contrast You can change the contrast of the picture Lower Higher Brightness You can change the brightness of the picture Darker Brighter Sharpness You can change the sharpness of the picture Softer Sharper Colour You can change the colour of the picture Lighter Deeper Tint You can change tint only in NTSC Reddish Greenish White Balan...

Page 10: ...to Mode 1 or Mode 2 then Digital VNR DigiPure Picture Management and MPEG Noise Reduction cannot operate Digital VNR Reduce the amount of noise in original picture Off On DigiPure For natural looking outlines Off On Pull Down For smooth cinema film Auto Off On Colour Management For natural looking pictures Off On Picture Management Fix bright dark pictures Off On Smart Picture Make it easier to vi...

Page 11: ...no Stereo I SUB1 II SUB2 Mono MTS Select the stereo and SAP broadcasted programs Stereo Stereo sound SAP Second Audio Programs Mono mono sound Sound Meister Ambience Off Dynamic Pure Living Treble Compensates high frequencies to widen the frequency band Weaker Stronger Bass Compensates low frequencies to widen the frequency band Weaker Stronger Surround Expands the stereo sound naturally Narrow Wi...

Page 12: ...Mode 1 Only sound of music Mode 2 To sing accompanying with sound of song Karaoke function works only for stereo sound system If using Karaoke disc users must choose to remove the vocals from the player Main Volume Adjusts volume level Lower Louder Microphone Volume Adjusts volume level of microphone Lower Louder Microphone Volume is available when plug in microphone Microphone to be used with the...

Page 13: ...Time e 8 08 f Date 18 08 10 Features 0 Jan 2010 09 12 Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 On Timer TV to turn on automatically from standby mode at a set channel and time Sleep Timer TV to turn off automatically to standby mode after a set time Calendar Watch calendar date and time on screen LCD TV Channel Guard Stop children from wa...

Page 14: ...evel more than the 1st level Max Eco Only sound is available no picture this is to save energy in such situation as when you want to listen to the news while doing other house works at the same time After choosing Eco Mode as Max Eco picture will go off in 3 seconds When you want the picture to appear again press any button on the remote control then function will be reset back to Off After unplug...

Page 15: ...n Example answer to a quiz etc Size Double the size of the displayed text Index Returns to page 100 or a previously designated page Cancel Leave the current page open while you switch to watch TV Useful when running a page search Sub page Display the number of Sub page Cancel by press this button again Select the input Source 1 Select Set Up Closed Caption Select to view close caption or text info...

Page 16: ...hange to 1 or 2 PC Setting Setting for PC input PC Setting PC Position f Phase Pixel Set Up OK 1 Adjust 2 Set OK 1 Select PC Position 2 Enter PC Position Adjust screen position Phase Sets the focus of screen Pixel Adjusts the horizontal feature of screen Connect DVI devices What is Full Native Full Full Native Connect a DVI device to HDMI using DVI HDMI conversion cable Connect analogue sound outp...

Page 17: ...h Slovak English German Group 4 Arabic Czech Slovak Hungarian English German French Italian Spanish Portuguese Swedish Finnish Group 5 Farsi English French Turkish Group 6 Lettish Lithuanian Estonian Ukrainian Czech Slovak English German Serbian Croatian Slovenian Area Country or Region System System Asia Middle East Bahrain Kuwait Oman Qatar United Arab Emirates Yemen Indonesia Malaysia Singapore...

Page 18: ...ect the specific colour system manually Noise Set to the following functions Picture Mode Standard P 9 DigiPure On P 10 Dull picture Set to the following functions Picture Mode Bright P 9 DigiPure On P 10 Poor sound Adjust the Bass and Treble If receiving a poor signal in Stereo I II switch to Mono Adjust the channel reception using Manual P 11 P 11 P 7 For HDMI signal wrong screen size in 480p 52...

Page 19: ... E60 CH 61 US 61 W 76 E61 CH 62 US 62 W 77 E62 CH 63 US 63 W 78 E63 CH 64 US 64 W 79 E64 CH 65 US 65 W 80 E65 CH 66 US 66 W 81 E66 CH 67 US 67 W 82 E67 CH 68 US 68 W 83 E68 CH 69 US 69 W 84 E69 CC Channel US CCIR OIRT AUSTRALIA CC 01 S 1 AU 5 CC 02 S 2 CC 03 S 3 CC 04 S 4 CC 05 S 5 CC 06 S 6 AU 5A CC 07 S 7 CC 08 S 8 CC 09 S 9 CC 10 S 10 CC 11 S 11 CC 12 S 12 CC 13 S 13 CC 14 A S 14 CC 15 B S 15 C...

Page 20: ... 140 25 MHz VHF high channel VH 147 25 to 423 25 MHz UHF channel U 431 25 to 863 25 MHz Area 2 VHF low channel VL 55 25 to 127 25 MHz VHF high channel VH 133 25 to 361 25 MHz UHF channel U 367 25 to 801 25 MHz Receives cable channels in mid band X to Z 2 S1 to S10 super band S11 to S20 and hyper band S21 to S41 Sound multiplex systems NICAM I B G D K A2 B G D K Teletext systems FLOF Fastext WST Wo...

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