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The first line of the

SETUP MENU

is the

TV DISPLAY

setting, which

should be set to match the aspect ratio of
your video display device. For the CVPD50,
this setting should be left at its factory
default of

16:9 WIDE

. If you are

using a different video display monitor
that has a 4:3 aspect ratio screen and is
capable of displaying a progressive scan
image, you may select the

4:3PS

set-

ting, or if your display monitor has a 4:3
aspect ratio screen but does not have
progressive scan capability, you should
select the

4:3LB

setting, which will

display widescreen (16:9) images with
black bars above and below the image.

The second line sets the CVR700’s

Component Video Monitor Outputs

to progressive scan or interlaced.

There is no need to adjust this setting if
you are using the CVPD50, but if you are
using these outputs with another video
display device, you must select the

INTERLACED

setting if the display

monitor is not capable of displaying a
progressive scan signal, or you may
choose the

PROGRESSIVE

setting

if your display monitor is capable of dis-
playing that type of video signal.

The

TV TYPE

line should be set to

MULTI

if you will be viewing both

NTSC and PAL DVDs, or you may set it to
either

NTSC

, which is the video stan-

dard used for most discs available in the
United States, or

PAL

, which is the

video standard used for most discs avail-
able in other parts of the world.

The

VIDEO MODE

setting affects

the CVPD50 plasma display and the

Component Video Monitor Outputs

(but not the other video outputs). This

setting allows you to compensate for
errors in the disc authoring where proper
maintenance of frame rate was not car-
ried out in the film-to-video conversion
process.

The CVR700’s advanced adaptive inter-
lacer will handle most of these types
of problems, and it is therefore recom-
mended that you leave this line at the
factory default setting of

AUTO

However, if you observe problems with
vertical resolution on a specific disc,
experiment by selecting the

FILM

mode for programs originally created
on film, or the

VIDEO

mode for pro-

grams originating on video.

Parental Control

The CVR700’s Password System is used
to control viewing of restricted programs
and offers the capability to change the
password itself and the rating. The
CVR700 is shipped with “1234” as the
default password and with the parental
control settings off. The following
instructions will show how to change
the password and lock the settings.

NOTE:

The DVD disc must be specifically

encoded with rating information for
Parental Control to work.

Password

If you change the password from the
factory default setting, please remember
to write the new password in a safe
place. You cannot access rated discs or
rating/password menus or change or
clear the password (see below) without
entering the correct password. If you for-
get your password, you can reset the
CVR700 to the factory default password
(1234) by scrolling to the

RETURN TO

FACTORY SETTINGS

line and

pressing the

Set Button

NOTE:

This will restore all DVD menu

settings to the factory default settings.
Any changes you have made will be lost.

We recommend that if you wish to
restrict access to DVDs for younger view-
ers, that you change the password as
part of the setup process. Scroll to the

PASSWORD

line and select it by

pressing the

Set Button

. The

display shown in Figure 32 will appear,
prompting you to enter the old password,
and then the new. Enter “1234” for the
old password, and then enter a new
password of your choice. Type carefully,
as a mistyped entry will be retained as
the new password, and it is not possible
to correct a mistyped digit without creat-
ing an entirely new password.

Figure 32

If for some reason you forget your pass-
word, you may override the password
control by entering “2580” as the pass-
word, and then program a new password.

The Rating Levels

The five MPAA rating symbols are
“G” (General, Level 1), “PG” (Parental
Guidance, Level 3), “PG13” (Parental
Guidance and 13 years old, Level 4), “R”
(Restricted, Level 6) and “NC 17” (from
17 years old, Level 7). The CVR700 will
accommodate a total of eight rating
steps, as set by the DVD creators. These
additional steps allow for more critical
control of program playback for all
audiences.

Level 8:

All DVDs, including adult

materials, can be played.

Levels 7 to 2:

DVDs for general audi-

ences/children can be played.

Level 1:

DVDs for children can be played;

DVDs for adults/general audiences are
prohibited.

After you have entered or changed the
password, you may set the level of
access (see Figure 31). The lowest set-
ting, “1G” refers to materials targeted for
a general audience and considered to be
appropriate for all. Higher ratings are
given to materials targeted toward older,
more mature audiences; those materials
may not be appropriate for younger view-
ers, as described above. More informa-
tion about ratings is available at
www.mpaa.org/movieratings/. Press
the

Set Button

repeatedly to

scroll through the rating levels. When
the desired level appears, simply use the

⁄

Navigation Controls

scroll to another line, and the setting will
be retained.

The

DVD AUDIO

line may be set to

enable playback of DVD-Audio discs or
disable playback of those types of discs.
Some DVD-Audio discs contain different
materials, including menus and audio
tracks, that are only available depending
on the capabilities of the player. For
example, when such a DVD-Audio disc is
played in a DVD-Video player that doesn’t
have DVD-Audio capability, a special
DVD-Video menu may be accessed, and
conventional audio tracks, such as Dolby
Digital 5.1 and 2-channel PCM, will be
available. However, when that same disc
is played in a DVD-Audio player, only the
DVD-Audio menu may be accessed, and
the only available audio tracks will be in
the high-resolution DVD-Audio formats.

JBL recognizes that there may be reasons
why you would wish to have access to all
of the materials on a DVD-Audio disc. To
access the DVD-Video materials on your