To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the picture spotted on my JVC Projection TV?
A spotted picture on your JVC Projection TV could be due to interference from a high-wattage appliance, like a hairdryer or vacuum, operating nearby. Move the antenna away from the appliance, or change to a coaxial cable connection which is less prone to interference.
Why does my JVC Projection TV turn off by itself?
Your JVC Projection TV might be turning off by itself because it became unplugged, the On/Off Timer is set, or the Sleep Timer was activated. Check these settings to resolve the issue.
What to do if my JVC Projection TV remote control is not operating properly?
If your JVC Projection TV remote control isn't working, first check the batteries to ensure they are working and properly installed. Then, make sure the remote has a clear path to the TV and that the TV/CATV switch is in the correct position. Also, ensure you are within 23 feet (7 meters) of the TV.
Why is there no picture or sound on my JVC Projection TV?
If there is no picture or sound on your JVC Projection TV, the antenna could be disconnected, the input mode could be set improperly, or the tuner (Auto Tuner Setup) could be set improperly. Also, the TV station may be experiencing difficulties, so check other stations to see if they are working.
Why is the color quality poor on my JVC Projection TV?
If the color quality is poor on your JVC Projection TV, the Tint and Color settings may be improperly adjusted, or the Video Status mode may be set to the wrong setting. Check these settings to improve the color quality.
What does it mean when the POWER LED and LAMP LED are blinking rapidly simultaneously on my JVC Projection TV?
If the POWER LED and LAMP LED are blinking rapidly and simultaneously on your JVC Projection TV, the lamp may not have been installed correctly, or it could be due to a malfunction. Also, ensure the lamp door is closed correctly.
Why can't I hear stereo or bilingual programs on my JVC Projection TV?
If you can't hear stereo or bilingual programs on your JVC Projection TV, make sure the MTS settings are correct.
What does it mean if the LAMP LED continues blinking on my JVC Projection TV?
If the LAMP LED continues blinking on your JVC Projection TV, it may indicate a malfunction of the internal electrical circuits.
What does it mean if my JVC Projection TV does not operate correctly?
If your JVC Projection TV does not operate correctly, it's possible that external noise or interference is causing the problem. Remove the electrical plug from the wall outlet and wait a while before reinserting it and operating the television.
How to fix a snowy picture (image noise) on my JVC Projection TV?
To fix a snowy picture (image noise) on your JVC Projection TV, check the antenna connection. If the antenna is damaged, replace it.
General safety warnings regarding electric shock, fire, and moisture.
Guidelines for safe operation, including power sources, ventilation, and handling.
Comprehensive list of safety instructions for operating the appliance.
Information about the product's compliance with ENERGY STAR guidelines.
Guidelines for proper installation and maintaining safe distances for ventilation.
Specific cautions regarding TV tilt and placement for cooling.
Instructions for cleaning the TV cabinet using appropriate methods and materials.
Guidelines for cleaning the TV screen, noting its special coating.
Explains initial power-on, warm-up, and the cooling process after shutdown.
Information about the TV lamp as a consumable item and its replacement and recycling.
Warnings about electrical power, screen handling, moving the TV, and lamp safety.
Notes on ILA element behavior and condensation issues.
Warnings about opening the rear cabinet and continuous TV usage time.
Steps and items included for unpacking the new JVC television.
Guidance on connecting various audio/video devices to the TV.
Illustration and labels for the TV's rear panel connections.
Illustrations and labels for front and side panel indicators and controls.
Identification of the remote control model and its associated TV models.
Instructions for inserting batteries into the remote control for operation.
Explanation of the primary function buttons on the remote control.
How to turn the TV on/off and initial setup steps.
A flowchart to guide users in connecting various external devices to the TV.
Illustrates how to connect an antenna, cable box, and VCR using various cables.
Details how to connect a DVD player, including cable color conventions.
Explains the AV CompuLink feature for automated home theater control.
Instructions for connecting camcorders, game consoles, or other equipment.
How to connect a TV to a surround sound system for enhanced audio.
Steps to connect a DTV decoder using HDMI to DVI cable for HD picture.
How to connect HDMI-compatible devices for digital audio/video transmission.
Connects AV receiver to V1 Smart Input for automatic source detection.
Introduces the interactive menu for setting language, clock, and auto tuner.
How to select the onscreen menu language (English, French, Spanish).
Setting the clock automatically using XDS time signal and DST options.
Manually setting the TV's clock for timer functions.
Guides the user through scanning for available channels and completing the setup.
Lists codes to program the remote for various cable and satellite brands.
Lists codes to program the remote for various VCR brands.
Lists codes to program the remote for various DVD player brands.
Procedure for searching for compatible codes if direct entry fails.
Explains symbols used in the guide for menu navigation.
How to bring up the main menu system using the remote control.
How to navigate menus using directional buttons and select options.
Displays various screens within the Initial Setup menu for configuration.
Displays various screens within Picture, Sound, and Clock/Timers menus.
Instructions to re-run the auto tuner setup process for channel scanning.
How to customize the channel lineup, add/delete channels, and label them.
Guide to setting custom labels for channels.
How to activate the channel lock feature to block access to specific channels.
Explains the lock code for accessing guarded channels and the message displayed.
Introduction to the V-Chip system for blocking content based on ratings.
Defines unrated programming and how it's handled by V-Chip.
Instructions on how to block programs that do not have rating signals.
Details the US TV rating categories (Y, Y7, G, PG, 14, MA) and their meanings.
Explains content descriptors like Violence, Sexual Content, Language, and Dialogue.
Step-by-step guide to setting US V-Chip ratings and locking content categories.
Explains the MPAA movie rating categories (NR, G, PG, PG-13, R, NC-17, X).
Instructions on how to block specific MPAA movie ratings using the V-Chip.
Details the Canadian V-Chip rating categories (E, C, C8+, G, PG, 14+, 18+).
Instructions on how to block specific Canadian ratings using the V-Chip.
How to change the TV's lock code for parental controls.
How to turn the Dynamic Gamma demo feature on or off.
How to re-select the onscreen menu language.
How to activate and set closed captioning modes (Caption/Text).
How the TV automatically shuts off when no signal is detected.
Information about displaying channel call letters and program names.
How to use noise muting and lock front panel buttons.
Using V1 Smart Input to automatically detect AV Receiver sources.
How to assign custom labels to video input connections for easier identification.
How to adjust the picture's vertical and horizontal position for specific aspect ratios.
How to adjust the brightness of the TV's power indicator LED.
How to turn the TV speakers on or off when connected to a stereo system.
Options for controlling external speaker volume via the TV remote (VARI/FIX).
Adjusting picture position for HDMI/DVI 480p signals on the Digital-In terminal.
Selecting between Analog or Digital audio for Digital-In sources.
Enabling the TV speaker as a center channel input for surround sound systems.
Adjusting Tint, Color, Picture (contrast), Brightness, and Detail.
Setting the color temperature to LOW or HIGH for desired color intensity.
Reducing static or noise from weak channels.
Correcting motion blur and conversion errors for film-like playback.
Enhancing dull colors to produce natural hues.
Optimizing picture settings, especially in dark areas, for dynamic images.
Restoring all picture adjustments to their default factory settings.
Adjusting Bass, Treble, and Balance for audio output.
Selecting audio modes like Stereo, Mono, or SAP for broadcasts.
Restoring all sound adjustments to their default factory settings.
Setting the clock using the XDS signal and DST options.
Manually setting the TV's clock for timer functions.
Setting the TV to turn on or off automatically at specified times.
Procedure to reset the lamp timer after replacing the lamp.
Explains the Index (12 channels) and Twin (split-screen) modes.
Using Index and Twin modes for channel viewing and split-screen.
Functions for manipulating split-screen displays.
Using Power, Number Pad, and Tune buttons for basic control.
Choosing input sources and directly accessing Digital-In.
Using Return+/TV and adjusting sound modes.
Instantly turning the volume down or restoring it.
Selecting picture presets and using TheaterPro for color temperature.
Setting the TV to turn off automatically after a specified time.
Showing status information and selecting closed caption modes.
Explains aspect ratios like Panorama, Cinema, Full, Regular, Cinema Zoom, HD Panorama.
Adjusting picture aspect ratio and size for NTSC and HD signals.
Functions of Menu, OK, Back, Channel +/-, and Volume +/- buttons.
Using slide switches to select TV tuner or cable box/VCR/DVD operation.
Controls for VCR, DVD, and remote illumination.
Explains what the 'No Program' message signifies and its conditions.
Solutions for no power, blinking LEDs, no picture/sound, and audio problems.
Troubleshooting tips for remote control, channel selection, and auto power off.
Resolving issues like incorrect operation, wrong clock, poor color, and picture distortions.
Solutions for audio issues and explanations of normal operational sounds/characteristics.
Crucial safety warnings about handling the hot lamp and touching its surface.
Instructions on how to replace the 110-Watt high-pressure mercury lamp.
Details about the replacement lamp kit part number and contents.
Explains the message indicating the lamp needs replacement and how to acknowledge it.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing the old lamp unit and covers.
Instructions for installing the new lamp unit and re-securing covers.
Information on the mercury content in the lamp and proper disposal guidelines.
Steps for reassembling the TV after lamp replacement.
Reminder to reset the lamp timer after the new lamp is installed.
Explains what blinking LEDs indicate and corrective actions for various warning states.
Technical details for the HD-61Z585 and HD-61Z575 models.
Technical details for the HD-52Z585 and HD-52Z575 models.
Details the terms, conditions, and exclusions of the product warranty.
How to obtain warranty service and customer responsibilities.
Contact information for help with setup, operation, service, and accessories.
Warning against opening the cabinet due to electrical shock risk.
General safety warnings regarding electric shock, fire, and moisture.
Guidelines for safe operation, including power sources, ventilation, and handling.
Comprehensive list of safety instructions for operating the appliance.
Information about the product's compliance with ENERGY STAR guidelines.
Guidelines for proper installation and maintaining safe distances for ventilation.
Specific cautions regarding TV tilt and placement for cooling.
Instructions for cleaning the TV cabinet using appropriate methods and materials.
Guidelines for cleaning the TV screen, noting its special coating.
Explains initial power-on, warm-up, and the cooling process after shutdown.
Information about the TV lamp as a consumable item and its replacement and recycling.
Warnings about electrical power, screen handling, moving the TV, and lamp safety.
Notes on ILA element behavior and condensation issues.
Warnings about opening the rear cabinet and continuous TV usage time.
Steps and items included for unpacking the new JVC television.
Guidance on connecting various audio/video devices to the TV.
Illustration and labels for the TV's rear panel connections.
Illustrations and labels for front and side panel indicators and controls.
Identification of the remote control model and its associated TV models.
Instructions for inserting batteries into the remote control for operation.
Explanation of the primary function buttons on the remote control.
How to turn the TV on/off and initial setup steps.
A flowchart to guide users in connecting various external devices to the TV.
Illustrates how to connect an antenna, cable box, and VCR using various cables.
Details how to connect a DVD player, including cable color conventions.
Explains the AV CompuLink feature for automated home theater control.
Instructions for connecting camcorders, game consoles, or other equipment.
How to connect a TV to a surround sound system for enhanced audio.
Steps to connect a DTV decoder using HDMI to DVI cable for HD picture.
How to connect HDMI-compatible devices for digital audio/video transmission.
Connects AV receiver to V1 Smart Input for automatic source detection.
Introduces the interactive menu for setting language, clock, and auto tuner.
How to select the onscreen menu language (English, French, Spanish).
Setting the clock automatically using XDS time signal and DST options.
Manually setting the TV's clock for timer functions.
Guides the user through scanning for available channels and completing the setup.
Lists codes to program the remote for various cable and satellite brands.
Lists codes to program the remote for various VCR brands.
Lists codes to program the remote for various DVD player brands.
Procedure for searching for compatible codes if direct entry fails.
Explains symbols used in the guide for menu navigation.
How to bring up the main menu system using the remote control.
How to navigate menus using directional buttons and select options.
Displays various screens within the Initial Setup menu for configuration.
Displays various screens within Picture, Sound, and Clock/Timers menus.
Instructions to re-run the auto tuner setup process for channel scanning.
How to customize the channel lineup, add/delete channels, and label them.
Guide to setting custom labels for channels.
How to activate the channel lock feature to block access to specific channels.
Explains the lock code for accessing guarded channels and the message displayed.
Introduction to the V-Chip system for blocking content based on ratings.
Defines unrated programming and how it's handled by V-Chip.
Instructions on how to block programs that do not have rating signals.
Details the US TV rating categories (Y, Y7, G, PG, 14, MA) and their meanings.
Explains content descriptors like Violence, Sexual Content, Language, and Dialogue.
Step-by-step guide to setting US V-Chip ratings and locking content categories.
Explains the MPAA movie rating categories (NR, G, PG, PG-13, R, NC-17, X).
Instructions on how to block specific MPAA movie ratings using the V-Chip.
Details the Canadian V-Chip rating categories (E, C, C8+, G, PG, 14+, 18+).
Instructions on how to block specific Canadian ratings using the V-Chip.
How to change the TV's lock code for parental controls.
How to turn the Dynamic Gamma demo feature on or off.
How to re-select the onscreen menu language.
How to activate and set closed captioning modes (Caption/Text).
How the TV automatically shuts off when no signal is detected.
Information about displaying channel call letters and program names.
How to use noise muting and lock front panel buttons.
Using V1 Smart Input to automatically detect AV Receiver sources.
How to assign custom labels to video input connections for easier identification.
How to adjust the picture's vertical and horizontal position for specific aspect ratios.
How to adjust the brightness of the TV's power indicator LED.
How to turn the TV speakers on or off when connected to a stereo system.
Options for controlling external speaker volume via the TV remote (VARI/FIX).
Adjusting picture position for HDMI/DVI 480p signals on the Digital-In terminal.
Selecting between Analog or Digital audio for Digital-In sources.
Enabling the TV speaker as a center channel input for surround sound systems.
Adjusting Tint, Color, Picture (contrast), Brightness, and Detail.
Setting the color temperature to LOW or HIGH for desired color intensity.
Reducing static or noise from weak channels.
Correcting motion blur and conversion errors for film-like playback.
Enhancing dull colors to produce natural hues.
Optimizing picture settings, especially in dark areas, for dynamic images.
Restoring all picture adjustments to their default factory settings.
Adjusting Bass, Treble, and Balance for audio output.
Selecting audio modes like Stereo, Mono, or SAP for broadcasts.
Restoring all sound adjustments to their default factory settings.
Setting the clock using the XDS signal and DST options.
Manually setting the TV's clock for timer functions.
Setting the TV to turn on or off automatically at specified times.
Procedure to reset the lamp timer after replacing the lamp.
Explains the Index (12 channels) and Twin (split-screen) modes.
Using Index and Twin modes for channel viewing and split-screen.
Functions for manipulating split-screen displays.
Using Power, Number Pad, and Tune buttons for basic control.
Choosing input sources and directly accessing Digital-In.
Using Return+/TV and adjusting sound modes.
Instantly turning the volume down or restoring it.
Selecting picture presets and using TheaterPro for color temperature.
Setting the TV to turn off automatically after a specified time.
Showing status information and selecting closed caption modes.
Explains aspect ratios like Panorama, Cinema, Full, Regular, Cinema Zoom, HD Panorama.
Adjusting picture aspect ratio and size for NTSC and HD signals.
Functions of Menu, OK, Back, Channel +/-, and Volume +/- buttons.
Using slide switches to select TV tuner or cable box/VCR/DVD operation.
Controls for VCR, DVD, and remote illumination.
Explains what the 'No Program' message signifies and its conditions.
Solutions for no power, blinking LEDs, no picture/sound, and audio problems.
Troubleshooting tips for remote control, channel selection, and auto power off.
Resolving issues like incorrect operation, wrong clock, poor color, and picture distortions.
Solutions for audio issues and explanations of normal operational sounds/characteristics.
Crucial safety warnings about handling the hot lamp and touching its surface.
Instructions on how to replace the 110-Watt high-pressure mercury lamp.
Details about the replacement lamp kit part number and contents.
Explains the message indicating the lamp needs replacement and how to acknowledge it.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing the old lamp unit and covers.
Instructions for installing the new lamp unit and re-securing covers.
Information on the mercury content in the lamp and proper disposal guidelines.
Steps for reassembling the TV after lamp replacement.
Reminder to reset the lamp timer after the new lamp is installed.
Explains what blinking LEDs indicate and corrective actions for various warning states.
Technical details for the HD-61Z585 and HD-61Z575 models.
Technical details for the HD-52Z585 and HD-52Z575 models.
Details the terms, conditions, and exclusions of the product warranty.
How to obtain warranty service and customer responsibilities.
Contact information for help with setup, operation, service, and accessories.
Warning against opening the cabinet due to electrical shock risk.
General| Screen Size | 52 inches |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1280 x 720 |
| Contrast Ratio | 3000:1 |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Viewing Angle | 160 degrees |
| Speakers | 2 x 10W |
| Inputs | HDMI, Component, Composite, S-Video |
