Connecting the Speakers | JVC UXQD90S guide

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Connections Connect all necessary parts before connecting the power plug.

Connecting the Speakers

Main unit (rear view)

Speaker cord

Speaker cord

Red

Black

Right speaker (rear view)

CAUTION

•Do not short-circuit the and speaker termi- nals. Doing so may damage the main unit.

•Do not connect other speakers together with the supplied speakers. The change in impedance may damage the main unit and the speakers.

•The speakers of this product are magnetically shielded, but color irregularities may occur on the TV depending on how the speakers are installed. Keep in mind the following.

1.Turn off the main power of your TV before installing the speakers. Wait for about 30 min- utes before turning on the TV again.

2.If color irregularity occurs in pictures, keep enough distance between the TV and the speakers.

After connecting the speakers, gently pull on the speaker cords to make sure that they are firmly connected.

Red	Speaker cord
Red
Black

Left speaker (rear view)

You can detach the speaker cover.

Speaker cover

NOTE

•Improper speaker cord connection spoils the stereo effect and sound quality.

•The impedance of speakers connected to this product must be within the range of 4 Ω to 16 Ω.

•A cooling fan is built into the main unit. The inter- nal cooling fan automatically rotates to dissipate generated heat. To ensure sufficient cooling, leave a space of at least 1 cm between the main unit and the speakers or other objects.

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Contents

UX-QD90S For turning off the demonstration display, refer to Important for Laser Products Front view Side view Table of Contents Playback Sleep Timer Recording Timer Playback TimerConnection and Setting Operations Basic Operations Condensation Cleaning the Main UnitSuitable Locations for the Main Unit Listeners Etiquette Discs you can play back Playable DVD/CD TypesRegion code of DVD Video Discs that cannot be played back MP3/WMA Jpeg discs Disc StructureAbout MP3/WMA/JPEG discs Supplied Accessories Special Cautions Voltage Adjustment Bottom view of the main unit Introduction/Preparation Inserting Batteries into Remote ControlRemote control operation For TV operation Operating the TV Using the Remote ControlSetting the manufacturers code Press Release Press number buttons Set up the AM antenna supplied Connecting the AntennasConnecting the AM antenna Connections Connecting the FM antenna Preparation Connecting the Speakers Connecting with digital equipment Connecting Other EquipmentConnecting with a TV Audio cord not supplied Connecting by using the S-video cord When a Clearer Picture Is DesiredConnecting the Power Plug Connecting by using the component video cord Setting the Clock Basic Operations Turning On/Off the Main Unit Adjusting the VolumeAdjusting the Sound Quality Changing the Color Patterns Emphasizing Heavy Bass Sound AHB PROChanging the Display Brightness Dimmer Press To select the desired System While the selected system is dis- played, press This product can receive FM and AM radio broad- casts Setting the AM Tuner SpacingListening to Radio Broadcasts On the main unit only Selecting a Radio Station Storing Radio Stations PresetTuning In to a Preset Radio Station Press on the main unit Basic Operations of the DVD PlayerPlayback Place a disc on the disc tray Display while a CD is being played back Display while a DVD VR is being played backDisplay while a DVD VR is stopped Display while a CD is stopped One Touch Replay Resuming Playback Resume Pausing PlaybackStopping Playback Advancing Picture Frame by Frame Skipping to the Beginning of a Track Refer to Using the number buttonsSlow Motion Playback Selecting a Track from the Menu Screen Using the Menu Screen for DVD VRsSet the remote control mode selector to Audio Press or Press to select the desired title Example For DVD Video Convenient Functions of the DVD PlayerSelecting the Audio Language Is not pressed Selecting a View Angle Canceling the subtitleSelecting the Subtitle Language Magnifying the Picture Zoom Press to select an item you want to adjust Adjusting the Picture Quality VFPPress To select VFP mode Creating Realistic Sound 3D Phonic Press the number buttons to enter the pin code 4 digits Adjusting Playback Level Playing Back the BonusGroup Select the level while listening to the sound played back Press the number buttons or to program chapters Tracks Browsable Still Pictures B.S.PPlaying Back the Disc Desired Order Program Playback Select a title number, and then select a chapter number Erasing the whole program Confirming programmed contentCanceling program playback While playback is stopped, press Or repeatedly Repeat Playback Canceling random playbackRandom Playback Press repeatedly to select Random Function list Using the Status Bar and Menu BarStatus Bar and Menu Bar Information displayed on the status bar Designate the Time Time Search Canceling A-B repeat playbackPlaying Back the Designated Part Repeatedly Repeat Playback Example For MP3 Playing Back MP3/WMA and Jpeg DiscsInsert a disc Pressing returns to the group list Press to select a group Press to move to the track listSlide-show playback Example For MP3 during playback Preferences Basic Operations Audio Language Codes Insert a cassette tape Press repeatedly to select the reverse modeListening to Cassette Tapes Hold down until the input level appears Adjusting the Sound Input Level from Other EquipmentListening to Other Equipment Each time you hold down , the display changes as follows Preventing recorded sound from being erased Press to select the reverse modeRecording Sound to Cassette Tapes Insert a cassette tape for record- ing Program Recording from a Disc Quitting RecordingRecording Only One Track from a Disc Recording with No Blank Time between Tracks Changing the sleep timer setting Using the TimersSleep Timer Confirming the sleep timer setting remaining time Recording Timer Activating the recording timer again Playback TimerCanceling the recording timer Confirming the recording timer Example When you want to listen to an AM broadcast Press Press or to adjust the playback volumeWhen Once is selected Press or to select the desired day of the week Auto Standby Canceling the disc ejection lock Using AV Compu LinkConnection and Setting Disc Ejection Lock Handling Discs/Cassette Tapes Troubleshooting Disc Messages Micro component DVD system SpecificationsDVD receiver CA-UXQD90S Speaker SP-UXQD90S UX-QD90S Mains AC Line Instruction AC 电路说明 Micro Component DVD System Important for Laser Products Addition, maintain the best possible air circulation Front view Side view Table of Contents Playback Sleep Timer Recording Timer Playback TimerConnection and Setting Operations Basic Operations Condensation Cleaning the Main UnitSuitable Locations for the Main Unit Listeners Etiquette Discs that cannot be played back Playable DVD/CD TypesRegion code of DVD Video MP3/WMA Jpeg discs Disc StructureAbout MP3/WMA/JPEG discs Supplied Accessories Special Cautions Bottom view of the main unit For Saudi Arabia For other countries 42, 44 46 49 17 Cassette holder Inserting Batteries into For TV operation Operating the TV Using the Remote ControlSetting the manufacturers code Set up the AM antenna supplied Connecting the AntennasConnecting the AM antenna Connect the antenna cord Connecting the FM antenna Connecting the Speakers Connecting with digital equipment Connecting Other EquipmentConnecting with a TV Audio cord not supplied When a Clearer Picture Is Desired Set the day of the week Turning On/Off the Main Unit Adjusting the VolumeAdjusting the Sound Quality Changing the Color Patterns Emphasizing Heavy Bass Sound AHB PROChanging the Display Brightness Dimmer Sober violet color Selecting the Color System Video Processing System Scan Mode Listening to Radio Broadcasts Stored on the left To Discs Display while a CD is being played back Display while a DVD VR is being played backDisplay while a DVD VR is stopped Display while a CD is stopped One Touch Replay Stopping Playback Skipping to the Beginning of a Track Refer to Using the number buttonsSlow Motion Playback Each time you press Selecting a Track from the Menu Screen Example For DVD Video Convenient Functions of the DVD PlayerSelecting the Audio Language Is not pressed Selecting a View Angle Canceling the subtitleSelecting the Subtitle Language Magnifying the Picture Zoom Adjusting the Picture Quality VFP Press the number buttons to enter the pin code 4 digits Adjusting Playback Level Playing Back the BonusGroup Select the level while listening to the sound played back Playing Back the Disc Desired Order Program Playback Set the remote control mode selector to Audio PressBrowsable Still Pictures B.S.P Press the number buttons or to program chapters Tracks Confirming programmed content Random Playback Function list Using the Status Bar and Menu BarStatus Bar and Menu Bar Information displayed on the status bar Designate the Time Time Search Canceling A-B repeat playbackPlaying Back the Designated Part Repeatedly Repeat Playback Insert a disc Playing Back MP3/WMA and Jpeg DiscsPlayback Example For MP3 Pressing returns to the group list Press to select a group Press to move to the track listSlide-show playback Example For MP3 during playback Preferences Basic Operations Audio Language Codes Insert a cassette tape Press repeatedly to select the reverse modeListening to Cassette Tapes Hold down until the input level appears Adjusting the Sound Input Level from Other EquipmentListening to Other Equipment Each time you hold down , the display changes as follows Preventing recorded sound from being erased Press to select the reverse modeRecording Sound to Cassette Tapes Insert a cassette tape for record- ing Quitting Recording Changing the sleep timer setting Using the TimersSleep Timer Confirming the sleep timer setting remaining time Recording Timer Playback Timer Play Timer Auto Standby Disc Ejection Lock Connection and SettingCanceling the disc ejection lock Operations Handling Discs/Cassette Tapes Troubleshooting Disc Messages DVD receiver CA-UXQD90S Micro component DVD system UX-QD90S For Saudi Arabia For other countries