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Remote control buttons and functions
PD-42DV2 (ASIA) / LCT1445-001A / English
ENGLISH
Cancelling the PIP function:
Press the R
RR
R button or b button.
• If the main-picture signal is poor, the quality of the
sub-picture may also be poor.
• If the pictures have different standards, the top and
bottom of one of them may be missing.
• If an external device is operated, the sub-picture may
disappear. If this happens, press the R
RR
R button again
to redisplay the sub-picture.
• You cannot view a scrambled channel in the sub-
picture. If the g button is pressed when viewing a
scrambled channel in the main-picture using an
external decoder, the channel you have been viewing
in the sub-picture will appear in both the main-picture
and sub-picture.
• The ZOOM function does not work in the twin-
picture mode.
• Do not press the g button while you are recording
the TV output on the VCR. If you do, the TV output
signal will change.
• The BLUE BACK function does not work in the twin
picture mode or the picture-in-picture mode.
• A progressive-scanning picture cannot be displayed
as the sub-picture.
Pay attention to the following.
- When the VIDEO-4 picture is a progressive-
scanning picture, you cannot choose VIDEO-4
with the p buttons.
- When the VIDEO-4 picture signal is changed to a
progressive-scanning picture while the VIDEO-4
picture is displayed as the sub-picture, the PIP
function is cancelled.
- The pictures cannot be swapped when a
progressive-scanning picture from VIDEO-4 is
being displayed as the main picture.
• The sub-picture cannot be output from the TV.
Using the MULTI-PICTURE function
You can display multi-pictures that enable you to easily find
a program you want to view.
1 Press the X
XX
X button to display multi-pictures
The channels are displayed in the channel number order.
The multi-pictures will appear in multi-picture mode.
12-pictures multi:
2 Press the p
pp
p buttons to choose the screen you
want to see
The chosen picture changes to a moving picture.
3Press the a
aa
a button
The multi-pictures disappear and the chosen picture
appears.
Cancelling the multi-pictures:
Press the b button, the number buttons or the a
button.
• Pictures from external devices cannot be displayed in
the 12-pictures multi mode.
Operating a JVC brand VCR or DVD player
You can operate a JVC brand VCR or DVD player.
Pressing the button having the same appearance as the
original remote control button of a device makes the
function work in the same way as the original remote
control.
1 Set the VCR/TV/DVD Switch to the VCR or DVD
position
VCR:
When you are operating the VCR, set the switch to the
VCR position. You can turn the VCR on or off with the
# (Standby) button.
DVD:
When you are operating the DVD player, set the switch
to the DVD position. You can turn the DVD player on or
off with the # (Standby) button.
2 Press the VCR/DVD Control Button to control
your VCR or DVD player
• If your device is not made by JVC, these buttons
cannot be used.
• Even if your device is made by JVC, some of these
buttons or any one of the buttons may not work,
depending on the device.
• You can use the p buttons to choose a TV channel.
The VCR will receive or choose the chapter the DVD
player plays back.
• Some DVD player models use the p buttons for
both operating of Fast forward/backward functions
and choosing the chapter. In this case, the 253
buttons do not work.
• Set the VCR/TV/DVD switch to the TV position
when you turn the TV on or off.

To use D

DD

D button

Some DVDs allow you to select the disc contents using the
menu. When you playback these DVDs, you can select the
subtitle language and sound-track language, etc. by using
the DVD menu.
1Press D
DD
D button during play back
The DVD menu appears on the screen.
•Press D button again to resume playback
at the scene when you pressed the button.
2Press 6
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6 or 5
55
5 buttons to select the desired
item
3Press a
aa
a button
The menu continues to another screen.
Repeat steps 2 and 3 to set additional items if any.
D0058-EN
Still pictures
Moving picture
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