JVC TM-A170G manual HOW to USE External Control, Troubleshooting, Aspect Ratio, Input

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HOW TO USE EXTERNAL

CONTROL

 ABOUT EXTERNAL CONTROL

This monitor is provided with an external control terminal.

The function is controlled with H and L (short-circuit/open with the 15th pin GND)

Note:

The ASPECT RATIO or INPUT function can be controlled via the REMOTE terminal by setting ASPECT REMOTE or INPUT REMOTE to ON in the <SET-UP MENU> screen. (Refer to pages 9 and 10.)

Connections

Connect (short-circuit) the 15th terminal (GND) to the 2nd or 10th terminals in the 3-line 15-pin D-sub connector. Do not conne

ct

other terminals.

 

TROUBLESHOOTING

Solutions to common problems related to your monitor are described here. If none of the solutions presented here solves the problem, unplug the monitor and consult a JVC-authorized dealer or service center for assistance.

Problems

Points to be checked

Measures (Remedy)

No power supply.

Is the power plug loosened or disconnected?

Firmly insert the power plug.

 

 

 

 

Is the main power turned OFF?

Turn the main power ON. (See page 6.)

 

 

 

No picture with the

Is the video signal output from the connected

Set the connected component correctly.

power on.

component?

 

 

 

 

 

Is the input signal selected properly?

Select the required video signal input with the

 

 

Input select button. (See page 7.)

 

 

 

 

Is the video cable disconnected?

Connect the video signal cable firmly.

 

 

(See pages 12 and 13.)

 

 

 

No sound.

Is the audio signal output from the connected

Set the connected component correctly.

 

component?

 

 

 

 

 

Is the volume output set to minimum?

Adjust the speaker volume with the VOLUME/

 

 

SELECT button. (See page 7.)

TM-A170G

External

External control switch

control

Open circuit

Closed circuit

functions

(open)

(short)

 

 

 

ASPECT RATIO

4-3 (4:3)

16-9 (16:9)

 

 

 

External control switch

Open circuit (open)

ASPECT

Closed circuit (short)

External

External control switch

control

Open circuit

Closed circuit

functions

(open)

(short)

 

 

 

INPUT

INPUT A

INPUT B

 

 

 

External control switch

Open circuit (open)

INPUT

Closed circuit (short)

 

Is the audio cable disconnected?

Connect the audio signal cable firmly.

 

 

(See pags 12 and 13.)

 

 

 

Shaking picture.

Is the monitor close to a device generating a

Move the device away from the monitor until the

 

strong magnetic field?

picture stabilizes.

 

 

 

No colors, wrong

Is the color system selected properly?

Set COLOR SYSTEM in the <MENU> screen to

color, or dark picture.

 

AUTO. (See page 8.)

 

 

 

 

Has the picture control setting (CONTRAST,

Set each picture control to the standard setting.

 

BRIGHT, CHROMA or PHASE) been changed?

(See page 7.)

 

 

 

Unnatural, irregularly

Is the monitor close to a speaker, magnet or any

Move the device away from the monitor and turn

colored, or distorted

other device generating a strong magnetic field?

the monitor’s power off. Wait at least 30 minutes,

picture.

 

then turn the power on again.

 

 

 

Dark stripes appear

Is the aspect ratio set to 16:9?

Set ASPECT RATIO in the <MENU> screen to

at the top and bottom

 

[4 : 3 (4 – 3)]. (See page 8.)

of the screen, picture

 

When controlling externally, ASPECT RATIO

vertically squeezed.

 

should be set to [4 : 3 (4 – 3)]. (See page 14.)

 

 

 

Function buttons on

Has control of the buttons been locked? (Has

Set CONTROL LOCK in the <SET-UP MENU>

the front panel do not

the CONTROL LOCK function been set to ON?)

screen to OFF. (See pages 9 and 10.)

ENGLISH

10

15

GND

2

function.

 

 

The INPUT SELECT

Is input selection under external control? (Has

Set INPUT REMOTE in the <SET-UP MENU>

buttons do not

the INPUT REMOTE function been activated

screen to OFF. (See pages 9 and 10.)

function.

(ON)?)

 

The following are not malfunctions:

When a bright still image (such as a white

cloth) is

displayed for a long period, it may appear to be colored. This is due to t

he

structure of the cathode ray tube and will

be deleted

when another image is displayed.

 

You experience a mild electric shock when you touch the picture tube. This phenomenon is due to a normal buildup of static electricity on the CRT and is not harmful.

The monitor emits a strange sound when the room temperature changes suddenly. This is only a problem if an abnormality appears on the screen as well.

If two or more monitors are operated next to each other, their images may shake or be distorted. This phenomenon is due to mutual interference; it is not a malfunction. Move the monitors away from each other until the interference disappears or turn the power off on any monitor that is not being used.

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Contents For Customer Use Pour l’usage du clientContents Controls and Features VOLUME/SELECTFront View Rear View ChromaBasic Operation HOW to Handle Basic OperationsPicture Adjustment Display and Selection in the Menu Screen Mode Setting Display and Selections in the SET-UP Menu Mode SettingPress the VOLUME/SELECT buttons to set Press the Menu buttonScreen Display and Selections in the SET-UP Menu Reset Mode HOW to USE the MenuHOW to Initialize the Setting Basic Connection Example  Video B Y/C Connection Example Select Input B Y/C Video a Connection Example Select Input a Video  Video B Video Connection Example Select Input B VideoHOW to USE External Control TroubleshootingAspect Ratio Input Power requirements  Power consumptionAudio a Remote Dimensions Unit mm inchMemo Color Video Monitor Victor Company of JAPAN, Limited
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