JVC FS-SD98V ユーザーズマニュアル
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Using the Video CD Player
(Video CDs, CD-Gs)
You can play video CDs (with or without the Playback Con-
trol (PBC) function) and CD Graphics (CD-Gs) to watch the
picture on your TV while listening to the sound on video
CDs and CD-Gs.
SVCDs and DVDs cannot be used.
trol (PBC) function) and CD Graphics (CD-Gs) to watch the
picture on your TV while listening to the sound on video
CDs and CD-Gs.
SVCDs and DVDs cannot be used.
❏ Before playing video CDs and CD-Gs
• Make sure that the connection between the System and
• Make sure that the connection between the System and
your TV is correct. (See page 7.)
Setting the TV System
(Using the Unit)
To view a picture of video CDs or CD-Gs, it is required to
set the System’s TV system according to your TV system.
set the System’s TV system according to your TV system.
Relationship among the playable CDs, System’s
TV system and your TV system:
TV system and your TV system:
1
Turn on the TV and select the video
input on the TV.
input on the TV.
2
Turn on the System and press the CD
#¥8
button.
3
While pressing and holding the
7
button
on the Unit, press the VOLUME + or -
button on the Unit.
button on the Unit.
The current TV system (“PAL” for example) appears on
the display for five seconds.
the display for five seconds.
4
Within five seconds, press the VOLUME
+ (or –) button to select the TV system.
+ (or –) button to select the TV system.
Each time you press the button, the TV system changes
as follows.
as follows.
5
Within five seconds, press the
7
button
on the Unit.
• If you play a CD of NTSC system in PAL AUTO system on
a PAL exclusive TV, the image may be distorted. If this
happen, change to “PAL”.
happen, change to “PAL”.
• When you play a CD of NTSC system in PAL AUTO system
on a multisystem TV, the image may blink for a moment.
This symptom occurs when the System detects the formu-
la of the CD and is not a malfunction.
This symptom occurs when the System detects the formu-
la of the CD and is not a malfunction.
Selecting the Audio Channel
This function may be used for CDs that support multiplex
function. In addition to the normal stereo sound output, you
can select L channel or R channel independently.
function. In addition to the normal stereo sound output, you
can select L channel or R channel independently.
Press the
button on the Remote Control.
Each time you press the button, the selected channel chang-
es as follows:
NORMAL (Stereo) --> Lch MONO --> Rch MONO --> (back
to the beginning)
• When “Lch MONO” or “Rch MONO” is selected, the
es as follows:
NORMAL (Stereo) --> Lch MONO --> Rch MONO --> (back
to the beginning)
• When “Lch MONO” or “Rch MONO” is selected, the
first push of the button will show the current selection.
• The channel selection returns to “NORMAL (Stereo)”
when the CD is ejected, when other source (e.g. FM/AM)
is selected, or when the system is turned off.
is selected, or when the system is turned off.
REMOTE CONTROL
VOLUME
FM MODE
MPX
DIMMER
SLEEP
DISPLAY
DOOR SLIDE
PLAY MODE
REPEAT
CANCEL
AHB PRO
TONE
CONTROL
CLOCK
/ TIMER
HIGHLIGHT
PBC ON / OFF
VCD NUMBER
SELECT
NEXT
PREV
VCD NUMBER
VIDEO INTRO
STILL
UP
SET
DOWN
MD / AUX
FM / AM
CD
FADE MUTING
ON SCREEN
CD
VOLUME
FM/AM
MD/AUX
PROGRAM RANDOM
ALL
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
* When the System is in use, the display shows other items as well.
For simplicity, we show here only the items described in this section.
< PREV
VIDEO INTRO
STILL
STILL
HIGHLIGHT
SELECT
SET
> NEXT
&
&
VCD NUMBER DOWN
CD
CD
#
/
8
Music calendar
Play mode indicator
Track number exceeding
20 is not displayed.
20 is not displayed.
PBC ON/OFF
7
VCD
NUMBER
+, -
NUMBER
+, -
VOLUME +, -
PBC
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
&
RETURN
Repeat indicators
Track number, Playing time, Preset number
ON SCREEN
VCD NUMBER UP
PREV
NEXT
SELECT
(When playing video CDs)
Playable CD
System’s TV system
Your TV system
NTSC/PAL
NTSC
NTSC
NTSC/PAL
PAL
PAL
NTSC/PAL
PAL AUTO
Multisystem
VOLUME
VOLUME
PAL
NTSC
PAL AUTO
PAL:
for PAL exclusive TV
NTSC:
for NTSC exclusive TV
PAL AUTO: for multisystem TV
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