Twin and PIP picture in picture function | JVC HV-Z34L1, HV-Z29L1

Remote control buttons and functions

•If the chosen channel is already registered as the favorite channel, when a colour button is pressed, the registered colour button icon appears on the top right of the screen.

•You cannot register in the Text mode, or while multiple screens, such as PIP (picture in picture) are displayed.

•Also you cannot register if the chosen channel is guarded with the CHANNEL GUARD function and the screen is blue, or if an on-screen menu is displayed.

•Starting the AUTO PROGRAM deletes the registered favorite channel.

Recalling the favorite channel

Press the colour button, then the registered favorite channel will be displayed.

•You cannot recall the favorite channel in the Text mode, Menu mode where an on-screen menu is displayed.

•The picture effect dedicated for the colour button applies. For details, see “Setting the picture effect” below:

Setting the picture effect

Each colour button has a dedicated picture effect. When you choose a favorite channel with a colour button, the dedicated picture effect is used. When shipped, the factory set picture effect is used for this purpose. However, you can set this picture effect as required. For details, see “FAVORITE SETTING” on page 28.

Showing the favorite channels

Press the DISPLAY button to display the

PR LIST.

You can see the favorite channel that has the registered colour button icon at the right of the channel number.

PR LIST

PR

ID

AV

01

02

03

04

05

06

07

08

09

-10 OK +10

D0011-EN

Twin and PIP (picture in picture) function

You can view two pictures (Main picture and sub picture). Two different TV programmes can be watched at the same time or a TV programme and a video programme from an externaldevice can be watched at the same time.

Operate with the PIP/TV/DVD switch set to the PIP position.

Twin mode

Press .

Each time it is pressed the mode changes as shown below.

Normal screen

Twin mode

Sub

Main

12

Image 12

JVC HV-Z34L1, HV-Z29L1, HV-Z29V1, HV-Z34L1 Twin and PIP picture in picture function, „ Recalling the favorite channel

Contents

HV-Z34L1 HV-Z29V1 S.T. demonstration Connecting the woofer unit only for HV-Z29V1 Connecting the aerial and VCRIf not connecting a VCR see Fig. a Fitting the woofer unit Connecting the power cord Putting the batteries into the remote controlMaking the initial settings Setup Tour Now, setting up is complete. Please enjoy your new JVC TV Turn the main power on Turn the TV on from standby modeAdjust the volume Remote control sensor 7 VIDEO-4 terminal VIDEO-1 terminal VIDEO-2 Component terminalVIDEO-3 Component terminal = Output terminal ~ Remote control buttons and functions Press the # button Watch images from an external device Muting buttonZoom button Cinema Surround button Sound Mode button RETURN+ buttonBass button RETURN+ function Display button Choose a TV channel or a Video terminalFavorite channel registration Return function „ Setting the picture effect Twin and PIP picture in picture function„ Recalling the favorite channel „ Showing the favorite channels „ Listening to the sound Sub-picture „ TV channel selection„ Input source selection TV, VIDEO-1, -2, -3 or „ Swapping the pictures „ Changing the sub picture Position in PIP mode only „ Setting the colour system Sub pictureMulti-picture function Set the PIP/TV/DVD switch to the PIP position Freeze functionStrobe function Press the Strobe button Operating a JVC brand DVD player Viewing a teletext programme Sub-page Using the List mode SET UP menu Buttons used to operate the menus Types of menuPress the Hbutton to display the menu bar „ Picture Mode „ Adjusting the picturePicture menu Operation with the buttons on Features menu To return to the default settings in each„ White Balance „ Digital VNR „ Super DigiPure „ Pull DownDigiPure function Choose Colour SYSTEM. Then press the a or 3 button Press the 5 buttons to choose Main or SUBNtsc Sound menu „ Zoom„ Multi „ Stereo „ Sound Mode „ Headphone Volume„ Balance „ Cinema Surround „ Sleep Timer „ Channel Guard „ Appearance „ Blue Back„ Child Lock „ Auto Shutoff „ Favorite Setting „ Video Setting Setup menu „ Auto ProgramChoose Auto PROGRAM, then press the OK button „ EDIT/MANUAL Choose EDIT/MANUAL, then press the OK or 3 button Functions Press the 6 buttons to choose a new programme number Preparation Press the 6 buttons to choose aProgramme number for which you will Register a new TV channel „ VIDEO-2 SETTING/VIDEO-3 Setting „ AI Volume„ Language „ Picture Tilt Setting „ Teletext LanguagePress the OK button to complete Choose Teletext LANGUAGE, then CH/CC number Channel „ Connecting the external Devices Before connecting anything Connecting methods Connecting devices to the Output terminal Connecting Headphones „ Connecting AV Compu Link Supported DevicesSetting up the AV Compu Link remote control system If a DVD player is connected to VIDEO-1 terminal If a VCR is connected to the VIDEO-2 Component terminal „ If you cannot turn on the TV „ No picture/No sound„ Poor picture „ Operation disabled „ Poor sound „ Other concerns Specifications Design and specifications subject to change without notice Victor Company of JAPAN, Limited LCT1460-001A-H 1103-CR-JMT S.T. demonstration Setting up your TV Setup Tour Now, setting up is complete. Please enjoy your new JVC TV TV buttons and functions VIDEO-1 terminal Remote control buttons and functions Adjust the volume RETURN+ button Display button Twin and PIP picture in picture function „ Listening to the sound Sub-picture Multi-picture function Freeze function Operating a JVC brand DVD player Sub-page Using the List mode Using the TV’s menu Picture menu Features menu „ Pull Down „ Colour System Sound menu „ Sound Mode Features menu „ Appearance „ Favorite Setting Setup menu „ EDIT/MANUAL Functions To cancel the Insert function „ Language „ Teletext Language CH/CC number Additional preparation Connecting methods Connecting Headphones If a DVD player is connected to VIDEO-1 terminal Troubleshooting „ Poor sound „ Other concerns Specifications Victor Company of JAPAN, Limited