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    A V -14JT5EU / A V -21JT5EU A V -14JT5EU A V -21JT5EU VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED PMJV1V2022 0500-T-CR-DW  2000 VICT OR COMP ANY OF JAP AN, LIMITED COLOUR TELEVISION VIDEO AUDIO P TV/AV INSTRUCTIONS[...]

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    ADDITIONAL INFORMA TIONS FOR THE SET SOLD IN GREA T BRIT AIN The appliance is supplied with a moulded three pin main plug fitted with 5Amp fuse. Should the fuse require replacement, it must be replaced with a fuse rated at 5 amp and approv ed by AST A or BSI to BS1362. The plug contains a remov able fuse cov er that must be refitted when the fuse i[...]

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    IMPOR T ANT SAFEGU ARDS ................................ 2 BEFORE LA UNCHING ......................................... 3 CONNECTING THE EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT .... 4 IDENTITY OF FEA TURES ON LOCAL AND REMO TE CONTR OL ............................................ 6 INST ALLA TION ...................................................... 8 DAIL Y USE ......[...]

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    2 IMPOR T ANT SAFEGU ARDS W A TER AND MOISTURE Ne ver install the set in the f ollowing places; In a wet basement, bath- room. Do not place any container with liquid on the set. HEA T Ne ver place the set near heat sources . VENTILA TION Do not cov er the ventilation opening in the cabinet and ne ver place the set in a confined space such as bookca[...]

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    3 INSER TING BA TTERIES INT O THE CONTROL UNIT Inser t the batter ies (two 1.5V , type AAA(R03)) MAINS CONNECTION Plug the mains cable into the po wer soc ket with 230V/50Hz A C. AERIAL CONNECTION When using an outdoor aerial, it is usually con- nected to the set b y means of 75 ohms. SWITCHING ON AND OFF Switching on Switch the set on with the MAI[...]

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    4 TV and A V Use the A V button on the remote control, or on the front of the set to select one of the three options. Whenev er the A V button is pressed, on the on-screen displa y will be changed as shown: A V S-VHS TV SCAR T JA CK ( ): This is used to connect a VCR 1 , a PERI-TV decoder 2 , a Camcoder or a video game console . In most case, the s[...]

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    5 FRONT A V JA CK (A UDIO/VIDEO) Connect the A V (Audio/Video) soc ket with an appreciate cab le to the corresponding sock et of the e xter nal equipment. Select A V mode b y pressing the A V button. Press the A V b utton to return to the TV mode. Note that y ou can pla y only one apparatus, if two appar atuses are connected FRONT A V JA CK and SCA[...]

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    6 IDENTITY OF FEA TURES ON LOCAL AND REMO TE CONTR OL LOCAL CONTR OL Fr ont VIDEO AUDIO P TV/AV VIDEO A UDIO P TV/A V MAIN POWER BUTT ON PROGRAMME DOWN/UP BUTT ONS V OLUME DOWN/UP BUTT ONS AV BUTT ON ST AND-BY INDICA TOR REMO TE SENSOR VIDEO INPUT A UDIO INPUT HEAD PHONE AERIAL TERMINAL Bac k ANT SCAR T JA CK[...]

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    7 1 PO WER 2 NUMBER 0-9 3 P . MODE/OK 4A V 5 (PR/CURSOR) UP 6 V OLUME UP (CURSOR RIGHT) 7 MENU 8 (PR/CURSOR) DO WN 9 V OLUME DOWN (CURSOR LEFT) 10 MUTING 11 RECALL 12 SLEEP 13 Not used 14 MO VE 15 SKIP 16 TV/TEXT 17 DELETE 18 MODE 19 VCR/ /D VD switch 20 VCR/D VD Control buttons REMO TE CONTROL 3 1 2 6 4 5 9 7 8 0 P P AV P .MODE / OK MENU RM-C71 TV[...]

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    8 USING THE MENU A UT O SETUP INST ALLA TION Read this “INST ALLA TION” before using the TV f or the first time. 1 Press the MENU b utton to dis- pla y the MENU . T o e xit the MENU , press the MENU b utton again. 2 Select the sub-men u title with the UP/ DO WN buttons , then press the RIGHT b utton to displa y the sub-menu. T o retur n to the [...]

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    9 LANGU A GE SELECTION 1 Select LANGU A GE from the MENU with the UP/DO WN but- tons, then press the RIGHT b ut- ton. P P Menu Picture Timer Language Install P P Deutsch Italiano Espanol Nederlands Svenska English Francais 2 Select the required language with the UP/DO WN buttons . P P France Great Britain Italia Sverige Schweiz Nederland Ireland Es[...]

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    10 USING THE EDIT MENU SKIP INST ALLA TION 1 Select INST ALL from the MENU with the UP/DO WN buttons , then press the RIGHT b utton. Menu Picture Timer Language Install P P Menu Picture Timer Language Install P P Install Auto setup Manual tune Fine tune Edit 3 Use the UP/DO WN buttons to select the n umber of the programme y ou want to edit. P P Ed[...]

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    11 2 Select EDIT with the UP/DO WN buttons , then press the RIGHT button. P P Install Auto set up Manual tune u Fine tune Edit P P Edit Pr Name Ch Picture Sound Skip 01 ----- C01 Euro BG No 02 ----- C07 Euro BG No 03 ----- C25 Euro BG No 04 ----- C35 Euro I No 05 ----- C50 Euro I No 06 ----- C63 Euro BG No 07 ----- C72 France LL' No 08 ----- C[...]

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    12 MO VE CH. (CHANNEL) INST ALLA TION 1 The MO VE function can be used to mov e a channel to a different progr amme number . Press the MO VE button to star t the MO VE function. 2 Use the UP/DO WN buttons to select the progr amme number to which you want to mo ve the channel and press the MO VE button again. P .MODE / OK P P Edit Pr Name Ch Picture[...]

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    13 1 If the picture is not displa yed correctly , use the PICTURE func- tion to change the colour system. Use the LEFT/RIGHT b uttons to mov e the cursor to below “PIC- TURE”. 2 Use the UP/DO WN buttons to select the colour system which displa ys the picture correctly . P P Edit Pr Name Ch Picture Sound Skip 01 ----- C01 Euro BG No 02 ----- C07[...]

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    14 INST ALLA TION MANU AL TUNE FINE TUNE Manually register the channel to a progr amme number . When no menu is displa yed, use the UP/ DO WN buttons or the NUMBER 0-9 b uttons to select the program number to which y ou want to register the channel. 2 Displa y the MENU with the MENU but- ton, then select INST ALL with the UP/ DO WN buttons and pres[...]

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    15 3 Select MANU AL TUNE with the UP/DO WN buttons . 4 Press the LEFT/RIGHT b uttons to search f or a channel. Scanning stops when the TV finds a channel. The chan- nel is then displa yed. P P Install Auto set Manual tune Fine tune Edit P P Manual tune C32 Pr01 Note: • If the sound is not correct ev en when the picture of the channel is displa ye[...]

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    16 D AIL Y USE SELECTING A PR OGRAMME NUMBER The set has a total of 100 progr amme numbers, 0...99. The NUMBER button 0...9 are used f or direct programme selection. In order two digit prog ramme, press the second numbered b utton within two seconds . Switch through the progr amme number step b y step with the UP/DO WN buttons (P 8 / 9 ). Adjust th[...]

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    17 RECALL The RECALL b utton is used to display the current status: programme n umber , station name, cloc k. This displa y appears f or 5 seconds unless any b utton is pressed. ? SLEEP By pressing the SLEEP b utton repeatedly , you can select one of the f ollowing settings: 0:00 0:20 0:40 1:00 1:20 1:40 2:00 The set will tur n off after time y ou [...]

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    18 D AIL Y USE PICTURE ADJUSTMENT 1 Press the MENU b utton, then press the RIGHT b utton. 2 Select an item with the UP/DO WN b uttons, then adjust it with the LEFT/ RIGHT b uttons . MENU Menu Picture Timer Language Install P P Picture Brightness Contrast Colour Sharpness P P P P VCR/D VD CONTROL B UTT ONS 1 Y ou can control your JVC br and VCR or D[...]

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    19 3 When the adjustments ha v e been completed, press the MENU b utton twice and e xit from the MENU . Note: Y our adjustments are automatically stored in the F A V OURITE mode of PICTURE MODEs. Contrast 38 MENU 2 Use the f ollowing b uttons to operate the menus . Use the A V button (TV/A V) instead of the MENU b utton. Use the PROGRAMME UP/DO WN [...]

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    20 D AIL Y USE USING THE TIMER MENU CLOCK 1 Select TIMER from the MENU with the UP/DO WN buttons , then press the RIGHT b utton. 2 Use the UP/DO WN buttons to select the item and use the RIGHT b utton to mov e the cursor to the setting position. Menu Picture Timer Language Install P P Menu Picture Timer Language Install P P --:-- No --:-- Pr01 No P[...]

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    21 3 P erf or m the settings in accord- ance with the e xplanations of CLOCK, W AKE UP and A UT O CLOCK. 4 When the operation has been completed, press the MENU b utton twice and exit from the MENU . When y ou want to contin ue and perf or m some more settings , retur n to step 2 after using the LEFT/RIGHT b uttons and mov e the cursor bac k to the[...]

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    22 D AIL Y USE W AKE UP CHILD LOCK 1 Y ou can use the W AKE UP func- tion to automatically tur n the TV on at a set time. Y ou can also select the channel to be display ed when the TV is tur ned on. Select W AKE UP from the TIMER menu with the UP/DO WN buttons, then press the RIGHT button. 2 Select YES with the UP/DO WN b ut- tons, then press the R[...]

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    23 3 Select TIME with the UP/DO WN b uttons , then press the RIGHT b utton. 4 Use the UP/DO WN buttons and RIGHT b utton to set the time at which y ou want the TV to be tur ned on. When the set- ting is completed, press the RIGHT b utton. Clock Wake up Time Prog. Auto Clock Prog. 17:30 Yes --:-- Pr01 No Pr01 P P P P Clock Wake up Time Prog. Auto Cl[...]

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    24 TELETEXT 1-SWITCHING TELETEXT ON/OFF Set the VCR/ /D VD switch to the (te xt) position, then press the TELETEXT button ( ). T o retur n to the TV mode, press the TELETEXT button again. Note: Some of the b uttons may not work if the VCR/ /D VD switch is not set to the (te xt) position. 2-COLOUR BUTT ONS IN T OP/FLOF TELETEXT A red, green, y ellow[...]

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    25 6-CALLING UP SUBP A GE DIRECTL Y Pressing the SUBP AGE, ( ), button, “Sub-Code – – – –” appears beside page number . Enter the subpage number that y ou want to call up with the NUMBER b utton 0...9, for e xam- ple, the 2nd page , sequence 0002. The desired subpage is sought and displa y ed. 7-W A TCHING TELEVISION DURING TELETEXT MOD[...]

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    26 TR OUBLESHOO TING • If the plug is disconnected from the A C socket, or the TV aerial has problems, y ou may think there is a problem with the TV itself. Be sure to check the f ollowing bef ore calling f or ser vice . IMPORT ANT • Re view all instructions in this manual Action • Inser t the plug in an A C socket. • T ur n the main power [...]

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    27 Item A V -14JT5EU A V -21JT5EU TV RF systems CCIR B/G, I, D/K, L Colour systems P AL, SECAM (NTSC 3.58 / 4.43 MHz only in A V modes) Channels and frequencies E2-E12, E-21-E69, S1-S41, X, Y , Z, Z+1, Z+2, A-H, H+1, H+2, F2-F10, F21-F69, R1-R12, R21-R69 T eletext systems FLOF (F aste xt) / TOP / WST (standard system) P ower requirements A C 230 V [...]