JVC KW-AVX846 user manual Av-In

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Menu item			Selectable setting/item			Initial: Underlined
		Display Sensor	Change the condition for turning off/on the screen and the light of MENU/
			ATT button.
			Sensor: Select the condition of the screen for turning on.
			♦ Motion	: The screen turns on when your hand moves closer to
					the motion sensor.
			♦ Touch	: The screen turns on when your finger touches the touch
					panel.
			♦ Off	: The screen is always turned on while the power is
					turned on.
Display			Motion Sensitiv.: Change the sensitivity of the sensor for <Sensor>. (☞
			above)
			♦ High, Low
			Time Out Mode: Select the condition of the screen when no operation is
			performed for about 10 seconds while <Sensor> is set to <Motion> or
			<Touch>. (☞above)
			♦ Simple	:	So rce control b	ttons are displayed, and the light of
					MENU/ATT button is turned off.
			♦ Backgrnd	: The background and clock are shown, and the light of
					MENU/ATT button is turned off.
					• You can change the background. (☞page 34)
			♦ Black O	: The screen and the light of MENU/ATT button are
					turned off.
		Audio Input*1	You c determine the use of LINE IN jacks.
			♦ AV-IN	: Select to listen to the music from an audio component
					such as a portable audio player.*2
			♦ iPod	: Select when connecting the iPod/iPhone using the USB
					Audio and Video cable for iPod/iPhone. (☞page 26)
		Video Input*1	You can determine the use of VIDEO IN jack.
Input			♦ AV-IN	: Select to watch the video from an AV component such
					as a camcorder.*2
			♦ iPod	: Select when connecting the iPod/iPhone using the USB
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					Audio and Video cable for iPod/iPhone. (☞page 26)
		Camera Input	♦ On	: Displays the picture from rear view camera when you
					shift the gear to the reverse (R) position.
			♦ Off	:	Cancels.
		Navigation	Change the navigation settings. (☞page 30)
*1	You can change the setting only when the AV source is turned off.
*2	When you watch a video of an AV component, select <AV-IN> for both <Audio Input> and <Video Input>.

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