JVC TH-A10 manual Adjusting the Input Signal Level, Sub-woofer volume control Phase setting

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Basic operations

When a decode mode which differs from the type of disc being played is selected

Insert a DVD disc in the center unit to display the type of audio being played in the Decode mode indicator in the display window. Audio cannot be played if a decode mode which differs from the displayed mode is selected.

The selected decode mode flashes to indicate that the selected decode mode does not allow audio playback.

Example: When DTS is selected as the decode mode for Dolby digital audio.

Flashes

Adjusting the Input Signal Level

When using the DSP mode effect during playback from an analog device, the sound will occasionally be distorted due to a overly- strong input signal. In these instances, it is possible to adjust the level of the input signal. Only input signals from analog devices (TV SOUND, VCR, TAPE, AUX, FM, AM, MD, DBS) may be adjusted in this way.

On the front panel only:

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1 Press and hold INPUT ATT. (DSP MODE).

Release the button when the display window shows “INPUT ATT ON,” or “INPUT NORMAL.”

Pressing and holding the INPUT ATT. Button further cycles through the following modes:

INPUT NORMAL: Playback source without adjusting the input signal level. This is the default setting.

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INPUT ATT ON: Lower the input level and playback source.

The ATT mark will light up.

To change the input signal level, press and hold INPUT ATT. until “INPUT NORMAL” or “INPUT ATT ON” is displayed.

Note:

When in “INPUT ATT ON” mode, ATT will light up in the display window. However, when the playback source is digital (DVD, etc.) it will go off. Lighting up will resume if playback is switched to an analog device.

Even while in “INPUT ATT ON” mode, if the DSP mode is turned off (“DSP OFF”), playback will continue without any reduction of the input signal.

Sub-woofer volume control and

phase setting

Use the VOLUME knob and PHASE button at the rear of the powered sub-woofer.

VOLUME knob

Mark

PHASE button

Volume control ———————————————

Turn the VOLUME knob.

Adjust to a volume appropriate for balance with the other speaker(s). The mark indicates the volume position in normal use.

Adjust when the volume from the sub-woofer is too high or too low in relation to the volume from the front speaker.

Phase setting ————————————————

Play sound through the sub-woofer and adjust the PHASE button to a position (_REVERSE or NORMAL) at which the lowest frequency is heard best.

Note:

Phase is closely related to the distance from the listening position to the front speaker and sub-woofer.

While listening, adjust until the lowest frequency is heard best.

Audio channel display lamp

Uses lamps to display the audio channel configuration for the disc currently playing.

• The audio channel display lamp is not an indicator of which speakers are producing sound.

The lamps refer to the speaker channel as follows.

L:Left front speaker channnel

R:Right front speaker channel

C:Center speaker channel

RS: Right surround speaker channel

LS: Left surround speaker channel

S:Rear speaker channel (monaural) LFE: Sub-woofer channel

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Contents TH-A10 For U.S.A Table of Contents Safety precautions Checking the supplied accessoriesGetting Started Important cautionsCenter speaker SP-XCA10 Front left speaker System outlineRear left speaker Front right speakerAdjusting the angle of the satellite speakers InstallationSpeaker To hang satellite speakers from the wallPlayable disc types About discsDisc structure Video CDs with Playback Control functionConnections Connecting the TVAM antenna connections FM antenna connectionsConnecting the rear and center speakers To connect speakersConneceting the front speakers Video component connections Analog connectionsAnalog component connections If your audio components have a Compu LINK-3 terminalTV sound Digital connectionsLight up the primary remote control buttons Connecting the power cordPlug the power cord into an AC outlet Center unit Power sub-wooferParts Identification Powered sub-wooferCenter unit Display windowPrimary remote control Remote controlsPrinciples of operation Operation with the remote controlDisplaying the on-screen menu To operate via the on-screen menuOn-screen menu components Basic operation with the on-screen menuPreventing screen burn-out with Screen saver Screen Saver On-screen menus On-screen menus for using discsOpening screens DVD Control display VCD Control display For DVDTo turn TV power on and OFF To turn the system power supply On and OFF standbyAdjusting volume Basic operationsSelecting the source to play Muting the soundChanging the source name Press one of the source selecting buttonsChanging the decode mode Selecting the analog or digital input ModeAdjusting the Input Signal Level Sub-woofer volume control Phase settingAudio channel display lamp Using the DSP Modes Using the Sleep TimerBefore recording a digital source, turn off the DSP mode Press DSP ModeWhen selecting DAP Press SurroundTo play a disc Using the DVD playerPausing Fast forward and rewindLocating the beginning Selecting playback from the DVD menu Resuming playbackPress ¢or Press Resume during playbackTo specify the title or track number for Playback Video CD menuTo specify the chapter number for Playback CHAP. Search To play from the beginning of a title Chapter, or trackTo specify the time for playback Press DVD on ScreenSEARCH, then press Enter To select the screen for playback from Digest screen DigestPress Digest Use the number buttons 0~9 to enter the timeSlow-Motion Playback Slow To display Continuous Photos StrobeHold down FF/¢or 4/REW for more than 2 seconds Press Pause at the section you wish to view in slow motionChanging the Subtitle Language Zooming a scene ZoomUse Cursor 5/∞to move the pointer Subutitle Changing the audio channel AudioUse Cursor 2/3to select the desired audio language or sound Use Cursor 5/∞to move the pointer to AudioSelecting a scene angle from the on-screen display Use Cursor 2/3/5/∞to select the desired angle Press EnterSelecting an angle from the angle list display NumberOr all tracks Repeat Selecting the Picture CharacterUse Cursor 5/∞to move the pointer to Sampling all tracks IntroProgramming the Playing Order Tracks Program Use Cursor 5/∞to move the pointer to Time SelectUse Cursor 5/∞to move the pointer Program and press Enter Press Play to start program play Random Play RandomUse Cursor 5/∞to move the pointer Random Quitting programmed playbackUsing preset tuning Tuning in stations manuallyReceiving radio broadcasts When an FM stereo broadcast is hard to receive or noisy Selecting the FM reception modePress FM Mode Beat cutDVD settings on-screen display Performing miscellaneous settingsMain Menu Sound Menu Speaker MenuMain Menu Settings Setting the Sleep TimerOpening the Main Menu Adjusting the volume Changing the DSP ModeWhen the source is DVD When the source is not DVD or TunerAdjusting the balance Sound Menu SettingsUsing loudness Opening the Sound MenuAdjusting the DSP effect Adjusting input signalSpeaker Menu Settings Switching speaker modeOpening the Speaker Menu Use the 2/3cursors to select Speaker Size Setting speaker sizeSet speaker size Speaker parametersAdjust speaker level Adjusting delay timeAdjusting delay time After adjusting speaker levelsOpening the DVD Menu DVD Menu SettingsChoosing menu language Change source to DVD, and stop playbackMove the pointer to Audio Language using On-screen guide settingsChoosing audio language Choosing subtitle languageSelect monitor type Screen saver settingsLB Letter Box Conversion PS Pan-scan ConversionLimiting playback by children To change the settings Enter your 4-digit password using the number buttons 0 toTo temporarily release the Parental lock Maintenance of discs How to handle discsCare and handling of discs Label sideAV Compu Link Remote Control System ConnectionsTo Video input Automatic Power On/Off Automatic Selection of TV’s Input ModeRemote control of the TV and VCR using this remote control When system power is onCompu Link Remote Control System Remote Control through the Remote Sensor on the center unitAutomatic Source Selection To operate JVC’s audio components using this remote control To operate JVC’s video components using this remote controlOperating JVC’s Audio/Video Components MD recorder Cassette deckVCR TV VOL +Release TV/CATV/DBS Power Enter manufacturer’s code three digits using buttons 1 9,Try to operate your TV by pressing TV/CATV/DBS Power 10, 0, 100+ +10 Selects the channelsRelease VCR Power Enter manufacturer’s code three digits using buttons 1-9,Try to operate your VCR by pressing VCR Power 10, 0, 100+ +10 Selects the channelProblem Possible Cause Solution TroubleshootingPowered Sub-woofer SP-PWA10 SpecificationsCenter 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

TH-A10 specifications

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