JVC XV-S65GD, XV-S62SL manual On-screen guide icons, How to use numeric buttons

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Preliminary knowledge

Preliminary

knowledge

 

 

On-screen guide icons

During DVD VIDEO playback, you may see icons displayed over the picture. These have the following meanings.

: Displayed at the beginning of a scene recorded from multiple angles. (See page 35.)

:Displayed at the beginning of a scene recorded with multiple audio languages. (See page 37.)

:Displayed at the beginning of a scene recorded with multiple subtitle languages. (See

page 36.)

You can set the unit not to display on-screen icons above via the preference settings described on page 45.

About invalid operation icon

When you press a button, if the unit does not accept its operation, appears on your

television screen. Operations are occasionally unacceptable even if is not displayed.

Note that some operations may not be accepted. For example, some discs may not allow rapid advance/reverse or slow-motion playback.

How to use numeric buttons

The function of the numeric buttons differs depending on the setting of the TV - DVD switch. When setting it to TV, the buttons are used to select a TV channel (see page 19).

TV DVDWhen setting it to DVD, the buttons are used to select a track/title or enter a disc time or chapter number.

TV1

TV2

TV3

1

2

3

TV4

TV5

TV6

4

5

6

TV7

TV8

TV9

7

8

9

TV -/--

TV0

MUTING

10

0

+10

ANGLE

SUBTITLE AUDIO

VFP

TV DVD

To select a track/title number

•To select a number between 1 and 10

Press the corresponding button for the number.

•To select a number higher than 10 Use the +10 button.

Examples:

 

→ 3

 

To select 13

+10

 

To select 34

+10

→ +10 → +10

→ 4

To select 40

+10

→ +10 → +10

→ 10

To enter a time or chapter number

The method for entering a time for Time search or chapter number for Chapter search is different from above. See the corresponding sections in this manual for the details.

*There is another method for selecting a track or group of an MP3 disc. See the appropriate section.

To select a TV channel

Press the corresponding numeric buttons. See page 19 and 20 for details.

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Contents 96%.966 Mises en garde, précautions et indications diverses Table of Contents Introduction FeaturesSupplied accessories To playback in random order Random Safety precautions Important cautionsFront panel Preliminary knowledgeNames of parts and controls Remote control unit Previous button 23, 26 Infrared signal-emitting windowTV/VIDEO Cancel button 19 Clear button 22, 24, 31Display window Multi-information window PROGRAM/RANDOM indicatorsAC in connector AV Compu Link jacks Rear panelBasic operations of on-screen displays Operational PrinciplesOn-screen displays Opening displayDVD Video Control display Preference 1, 2 displays seeParental Lock display see CD Control displayMP3 Control display See To prevent the monitor from burning out Screen SaverVCD Control display To bring up the VCD Control displayHow to use numeric buttons On-screen guide iconsDisc structure About discsPlayable disc types Playable discsBefore making any connections Getting startedConnections To connect to a conventional TVBlue How to make the Progressive scan mode activeTo connect to a TV with the component video input jacks GreenRed White Audio cable Not supplied Amplifier or receiver About Scan ModeTo connect to an audio amplifier or receiver Audio cable Red To connect the power cordTo connect to audio equipment with a digital input Precautions for the safe use of batteries Using the remote control unitTo install batteries in the remote control unit PrecautionYou can operate your TV from the remote control unit To use the remote control unit for TV operationSetting the remote control signal for operating your TV Manufacturer code list+10 Inserting and removing discs Basic operationsTurning on/off the unit Press 0 OPEN/CLOSE to close the disc trayTo stop playback completely Basic playbackTo start playback To stop playback temporarilyTo locate the beginning of the scene or song Method 1 from the remote control unit onlyTo advance or reverse playback rapidly while monitoring MethodTo resume playback Resuming playbackTo memorize the interrupted position Unit memorizes the interrupted positionPress Title or Menu Advanced operationsTo locate a desired scene from the DVD menu ExampleUnit status Disc type What is Specified For DVD VIDEO/Audio CD During playback or while stoppedMessage area Press on ScreenUse Cursor 5/∞ to move to Time SEARCH, then press Enter Press Enter To locate a desired scene from the display DigestUse the numeric buttons 0 to 9 to enter the time Press DigestUse Cursor 5/∞/2/3to move to select the desired scene Special picture playbackTo display continuous still pictures Strobe Press and hold 8 for more than 1 secondPress 8, then use 1/¡ To playback in slow-motion SlowTo zoom in/out Zoom Press Zoom + orUse Cursor 5/∞ to move to Program and press Enter Changing the playback orderTo playback in the desired order Program Press 3 to start program playTo repeat the current selection or all tracks Repeat Repeat playbackTo playback in random order Random Use Cursor 5/∞ to move to RandomUse Cursor 5/∞ to move to REPEAT, then press Enter Audio CD/Video CDPart you want to repeat point a To repeat a desired part A-B RepeatUse Cursor 5/∞ to move to A-B To repeat point BFrom normal screen Selecting a scene angleTo select a scene angle from the normal screen Angle From on-screen displayTo select the subtitle language Subtitle Changing the language and soundTo select a scene angle from the angle list display Angle Use Cursor 2/3 or Subtitle to select the desired subtitle To change the audio language or sound English AudioUse Cursor 5/∞ or Subtitle to move to Subtitle Press AudioUse Cursor 5/∞ or Audio to move to Audio To adjust the picture character VFPMiscellaneous functions Use Cursor 2/3 or Audio for audio selectionPress Cursor 2/3 to adjust the effect level Adjust the level of the parameter using Cursor 2/3Select the desired mode by using 3D PHONIC. English To simulate surround sound 3D PhonicPress Cursor 5 or ∞ while holding down Changing the brightness of the display windowUse Cursor 5/∞ to move to Time Select While stopped Each Elapsed time of the current trackAbout MP3 disc What is MP3?MP3 disc playback OperationsSpecifying the desired Group and Track Highlight a desired Group using Cursor Press Enter orHighlight a desired Track using Cursor Press Enter orTo stop repeat playback Press To quit repeat playback Repeat playbackYou can repeat playback of the current track or group Selecting preferences Initial settingsHow to set preferences Language and display preferenceWhich show what is Setting changes as followsWhen you playback DVD You can select the monitor Type to match your TVAudio and system preference Lt/Rt When the unit is stopped for More than 30 minutes orMode automatically ModeLimiting playback by children Press Enter while holding down 7 on the remote control unitEnter your 4-digit password using the numeric buttons 0 to To set Parental Lock for the first timeScreen display appears To change the settings Parental LockPoints Password On the TV screenTo temporarily release the Parental lock Parental Lock Use the Cursor 5/∞to move to YES, then press EnterAdditional information AV Compu Link remote control systemConnection and setup To AV Compu Link II or EX DVD playerOperation You connect the component video output to your TVCare and handling of discs How to handle discsMaintenance of discs Label sideTroubleshooting Symptom Possible case RemedySpecifications Appendix ATable of languages and their abbreviations Appendix BCountry code list for parental lock Authorized Service Centers Limited Warranty JVC 0501AOMDTEJSC

XV-S62SL, XV-S65GD specifications

The JVC XV-S65GD and XV-S62SL are notable players in the realm of DVD technologies, both representing JVC's commitment to quality and innovation. These two models cater to a variety of home entertainment needs, offering features that enhance the user experience while ensuring compatibility with various media formats.

The JVC XV-S65GD stands out with its sleek design and robust build quality. One of its main features is the progressive scan technology, which enhances the picture quality significantly by delivering sharper and clearer images without motion blur. This makes it an excellent choice for watching movies and playing video games, where clarity and detail are paramount. The player also supports multiple disc formats, including DVD-R/RW and CD-R/RW, providing versatility for users who have diverse media collections.

On the other hand, the JVC XV-S62SL is designed with a slightly more budget-friendly approach without compromising on core functionalities. It boasts a compact design, which makes it an ideal fit for smaller entertainment setups. One of its key features is its compatibility with various audio formats, including Dolby Digital and DTS, enhancing the audio experience for users. Furthermore, the XV-S62SL supports JPEG playback, allowing users to view their photo collections directly on their television screens, adding another layer of functionality to this model.

Both players feature advanced audio-visual technologies that deliver a cinematic experience at home. They are equipped with digital outputs, including coaxial and optical audio outputs, ensuring seamless connectivity with modern amplifiers and sound systems. This allows users to fully immerse themselves in high-quality sound while enjoying their favorite films or music tracks.

Connectivity is a strong point for both models, with multiple outputs allowing for easy integration into existing home theater systems. They also include features like on-screen display for easy navigation, as well as parental controls, giving users the ability to manage viewing options for younger audiences.

In summary, the JVC XV-S65GD and XV-S62SL are designed to cater to different segments of the market while maintaining the core values of performance and versatility. Their advanced features, combined with robust audio-visual technology, make them reliable choices for anyone looking to enhance their home entertainment experience.
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