JVC TH-A10 manual Selecting the analog or digital input Mode, Changing the decode mode

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Basic operations

Selecting the analog or digital input

mode

When you have connected some components such as MD recorder, the DBS tuner and so on, using digital terminals (see page 9), you need to change the input mode for these components to the digital input.

You can choose digital sound from the following sources: “MD”, “DBS”, “AUX”.

Primary remote control only:

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1. Press the source selecting button (TAPE/MD, AUX, or TV/DBS) for which you want to change the input mode from analog input to digital input.

Example: Selecting MD recorder as the source for digital audio.

2. Press ANALOG/DIGITAL INPUT.

The display changes as shown below each time the button is pressed.

=AUTO/PCM =DOLBY DGTL (DOLBY DIGITAL) =DTS =

ANALOG =(back to the beginning)

3. Press ANALOG/DIGITAL INPUT to select [AUTO/PCM].

«After approximately 3 seconds

• The source name changes from “MD” to “MD DIGITAL”.

When other than [AUTO/PCM] is selected

When “DOLBY DGTL” or “DTS” is selected the source name changes to digital (“MD” = “MD DIGITAL”) and audio is not played.

The decode mode indicator “DOLBY DIGITAL” or “DTS” in the display window flashes to indicate that the correct mode has not been selected.

Example: Selecting “DOLBY DGTL” when listening to MD with digital audio.

To return to analog audio

1. Select a digital source to return to analog audio.

Select from “MD DIGITAL”, “AUX DIGITAL”, or “DBS DIGITAL”.

2. Press ANALOG/DIGITAL INPUT to select [ANALOG].

Analog audio is selected and the source name also returns to analog.

Note:

When selecting a digital source, press ANALOG/DIGITAL INPUT once to display the currently selected mode.

Changing the decode mode

Primary remote control only:

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1. Press DVD to select DVD as the source.

2. Press ANALOG/DIGITAL INPUT to select the decode mode.

The display changes as shown below each time the button is pressed.

=AUTO/PCM =DOLBY DGTL (DOLBY DIGITAL) =DTS

=(back to the beginning)

AUTO/PCM Optimized for all discs playable on this system. (Default)

DOLBY DGTL Select this mode when playing a disc recorded in Dolby Digital Surround.

DTSSelect this mode when playing a DVD disc recorded in DTS Surround.

The DTS decoder will be selected as the internal decoder.

When to try changing the decode mode

When the decode mode is set to the default AUTO/PCM setting and a DVD recorded in Dolby Digital Surround or DTS Digital Surround is played, the internal decoder will be automatically selected before audio playback begins. Depending on the disc, this may result in a brief loss of audio after playback starts. This is due to lost audio signals that were inputted during internal decoder selection.

In these instances, lost audio can be prevented by manually selecting the decode mode appropriate for the disc you wish to play.

However, please note that when the decode mode is set to other than AUTO/PCM, you will be unable to playback audio from discs recorded in a mode other than the set mode.

After changing the decode mode and playing back a disc, return the decode mode to “AUTO/PCM”.

Changing the playback source will automatically set the decode mode to “AUTO/PCM”.

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Contents TH-A10 For U.S.A Table of Contents Checking the supplied accessories Safety precautionsGetting Started Important cautionsSystem outline Center speaker SP-XCA10 Front left speakerRear left speaker Front right speakerInstallation Adjusting the angle of the satellite speakersSpeaker To hang satellite speakers from the wallAbout discs Playable disc typesDisc structure Video CDs with Playback Control functionConnecting the TV ConnectionsAM antenna connections FM antenna connectionsConneceting the front speakers Connecting the rear and center speakersTo connect speakers Analog connections Video component connectionsAnalog component connections If your audio components have a Compu LINK-3 terminalDigital connections TV soundConnecting the power cord Light up the primary remote control buttonsPlug the power cord into an AC outlet Center unit Power sub-wooferPowered sub-woofer Parts IdentificationCenter unit Display windowRemote controls Primary remote controlOperation with the remote control Principles of operationTo operate via the on-screen menu Displaying the on-screen menuOn-screen menu components Basic operation with the on-screen menuOn-screen menus On-screen menus for using discs Preventing screen burn-out with Screen saver Screen SaverOpening screens DVD Control display VCD Control display For DVDTo turn the system power supply On and OFF standby To turn TV power on and OFFAdjusting volume Basic operationsMuting the sound Selecting the source to playChanging the source name Press one of the source selecting buttonsSelecting the analog or digital input Mode Changing the decode modeAudio channel display lamp Adjusting the Input Signal LevelSub-woofer volume control Phase setting Using the Sleep Timer Using the DSP ModesPress DSP Mode Before recording a digital source, turn off the DSP modeWhen selecting DAP Press SurroundUsing the DVD player To play a discLocating the beginning PausingFast forward and rewind Resuming playback Selecting playback from the DVD menuPress ¢or Press Resume during playbackVideo CD menu To specify the title or track number for PlaybackTo play from the beginning of a title Chapter, or track To specify the chapter number for Playback CHAP. SearchTo specify the time for playback Press DVD on ScreenTo select the screen for playback from Digest screen Digest SEARCH, then press EnterPress Digest Use the number buttons 0~9 to enter the timeTo display Continuous Photos Strobe Slow-Motion Playback SlowHold down FF/¢or 4/REW for more than 2 seconds Press Pause at the section you wish to view in slow motionZooming a scene Zoom Changing the Subtitle LanguageChanging the audio channel Audio Use Cursor 5/∞to move the pointer SubutitleUse Cursor 2/3to select the desired audio language or sound Use Cursor 5/∞to move the pointer to AudioUse Cursor 2/3/5/∞to select the desired angle Press Enter Selecting a scene angle from the on-screen displaySelecting an angle from the angle list display NumberSelecting the Picture Character Or all tracks RepeatSampling all tracks Intro Use Cursor 5/∞to move the pointer toUse Cursor 5/∞to move the pointer Program and press Enter Programming the Playing Order Tracks ProgramUse Cursor 5/∞to move the pointer to Time Select Random Play Random Press Play to start program playUse Cursor 5/∞to move the pointer Random Quitting programmed playbackReceiving radio broadcasts Using preset tuningTuning in stations manually Selecting the FM reception mode When an FM stereo broadcast is hard to receive or noisyPress FM Mode Beat cutPerforming miscellaneous settings DVD settings on-screen displayMain Menu Sound Menu Speaker MenuOpening the Main Menu Main Menu SettingsSetting the Sleep Timer Changing the DSP Mode Adjusting the volumeWhen the source is DVD When the source is not DVD or TunerSound Menu Settings Adjusting the balanceUsing loudness Opening the Sound MenuAdjusting input signal Adjusting the DSP effectOpening the Speaker Menu Speaker Menu SettingsSwitching speaker mode Setting speaker size Use the 2/3cursors to select Speaker SizeSet speaker size Speaker parametersAdjusting delay time Adjust speaker levelAdjusting delay time After adjusting speaker levelsDVD Menu Settings Opening the DVD MenuChoosing menu language Change source to DVD, and stop playbackOn-screen guide settings Move the pointer to Audio Language usingChoosing audio language Choosing subtitle languageScreen saver settings Select monitor typeLB Letter Box Conversion PS Pan-scan ConversionLimiting playback by children To temporarily release the Parental lock To change the settingsEnter your 4-digit password using the number buttons 0 to How to handle discs Maintenance of discsCare and handling of discs Label sideTo Video input AV Compu Link Remote Control SystemConnections Automatic Selection of TV’s Input Mode Automatic Power On/OffRemote control of the TV and VCR using this remote control When system power is onAutomatic Source Selection Compu Link Remote Control SystemRemote Control through the Remote Sensor on the center unit Operating JVC’s Audio/Video Components To operate JVC’s audio components using this remote controlTo operate JVC’s video components using this remote control Cassette deck MD recorderVCR TV VOL +Enter manufacturer’s code three digits using buttons 1 9, Release TV/CATV/DBS PowerTry to operate your TV by pressing TV/CATV/DBS Power 10, 0, 100+ +10 Selects the channelsEnter manufacturer’s code three digits using buttons 1-9, Release VCR PowerTry to operate your VCR by pressing VCR Power 10, 0, 100+ +10 Selects the channelTroubleshooting Problem Possible Cause SolutionSpecifications Powered Sub-woofer SP-PWA10Center unit XV-THA10 Satellite Speakers SP-XSA10Appendix a Table of languages and their abbreviations Appendix B Country code list for parental lock Page HOW to Locate Your JVC Service Center Limited Warranty Consumer Video 0200TNMNATSAN

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