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General| Integrated clock | Yes |
|---|---|
| Comb filter | Digital |
| Display diagonal | 37 \ |
| Display brightness | 500 cd/m² |
| Native aspect ratio | 16:9 |
| Viewing angle, horizontal | 176 ° |
| Analog signal format system | NTSC |
| HDCP | No |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | USB 2.0 ports have a data transmission speed of 480 Mbps, and are backwards compatible with USB 1.1 ports. You can connect all kinds of peripheral devices to them. |
| S-Video outputs quantity | 1 |
| Product color | Black |
| RMS rated power | 20 W |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth (without stand) | 232 mm |
|---|---|
| Width (without stand) | 927.1 mm |
| Height (without stand) | 654.05 mm |
| Weight (without stand) | 18280 g |
Explains how displaying fixed images for extended periods can cause temporary ghost images on the screen.
Provides instructions on how to clean the exterior of the TV set safely and effectively.
Details the correct method for cleaning the TV screen to avoid damage and maintain its coating.
Describes the function of a cable holder attached to the back of the stand for cable management.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely remove the television stand from the unit.
Lists the items included in the television box and advises checking for their presence before setup.
Provides diagrams of the rear and side panels, explaining connections for different TV models.
Details the JVC RM-C1450 remote control, its buttons, and notes on its functionality.
Explains initial steps, remote control usage, basic operations, and menu navigation for setup.
Guides users on connecting external devices using various cable types like coaxial, component, composite, and S-Video.
Illustrates how to connect a VCR and DVD player to the TV using coaxial and component/audio cables.
Provides instructions for connecting a camcorder using composite video and audio cables.
Explains how to connect the TV's audio output to an external amplifier for enhanced sound.
Guides on connecting a digital TV receiver via HDMI to DVI cable for high-definition picture display.
Details how to connect HDMI-compatible devices for digital audio and video transmission.
Explains connecting an amplifier using an optical digital cable for PCM or Dolby Digital audio.
Describes connecting an AV Receiver to the V3 Smart Input for flexible picture source viewing.
Guides users through the initial TV setup, including language, clock, and auto tuner configuration.
Explains how to set the TV clock automatically via broadcast or manually, including time zone and DST.
Details the automatic channel scanning process to find and memorize active channels.
Explains common symbols and navigation methods used within the TV's onscreen menus.
Describes how to navigate and use the TV's onscreen menu system for adjustments and settings.
Illustrates the main menu, submenus, and the flow for accessing various settings like Initial Setup and Tuner Setup.
Provides examples of onscreen menus for Sound Adjust, Clock/Timers, Interactive Plug-in, and Photo Viewer.
Explains how to activate the Noise Muting feature to display a blank screen on weak or no-signal channels.
Allows users to select the display language for onscreen menus from English, French, or Spanish.
Describes how to lock the TV's front panel buttons to prevent unintended changes by children.
Explains V-Chip technology for blocking inappropriate content based on US and Canada rating guidelines.
Provides a guide to US Parental Rating Systems (TV Y, Y7, G, PG, 14, MA) and content type indicators (V/FV, S, L, D).
Instructs on how to select and lock specific TV ratings for parental control using the V-Chip feature.
Explains the MPAA movie rating system (NR, G, PG, PG-13, R, NC-17, X) for content blocking.
Details Canadian V-Chip rating categories (E, C, C8+, G, PG, 14+, 18+) for parental control.
Explains how to block programming that does not broadcast a rating signal by setting the 'Unrated Programming' category.
Guides on setting a four-digit lock code to protect channel guard and V-Chip settings.
Details auto settings for Closed Captioning, including Type (Auto, Advanced, Basic) and service selection.
Explains manual adjustments for Closed Caption appearance, including font size, style, color, and opacity.
Covers settings for automatic TV shutdown, checking software version, and adjusting the power indicator brightness.
Explains optical digital audio output settings and the Quick Start-up feature for faster TV power-on.
Details the automatic channel scanning process to find and memorize active channels.
Allows users to view, add, delete, or lock channels in the channel lineup for easy access and control.
Covers adding channels, checking antenna signal strength, and using the tuner diagnostic tool.
Adjusts picture position for HDMI/DVI 480p signals, allowing selection of Auto, Size1, or Size2.
Selects audio input type (Analog, Digital, Auto) for DVI or HDMI compatible components.
Allows users to label video input connections for clarity on onscreen displays, with preset options available.
Adjusts Tint, Color, Picture (B&W levels), Brightness, Detail, and Energy Saver Mode for optimal picture quality.
Allows selection of 'Low' or 'High' to adjust the intensity or dullness of colors on the TV screen.
Covers Color Management for natural hues, Dynamic Gamma for dark/bright area detail, and Smart Picture for contrast adjustment.
Explains Digital VNR, MPEG Noise Reduction, and Natural Cinema for motion blur correction.
Allows adjustment of picture position and resetting all picture adjustments to default settings.
Adjusts Bass, Treble, and Balance levels to control low-frequency, high-frequency, and speaker output.
Sets the default volume level that the TV will use when it is turned on.
Sets the maximum allowable volume level and resets all sound adjustments to default.
Guides on setting the TV clock automatically via broadcast or manually, including time zone and DST.
Allows programming the TV to turn on or off at specific times, serving as an alarm or security feature.
Provides steps to start the Photo Viewer by connecting a USB device and selecting the PHOTO mode.
Allows displaying multiple JPEG images as thumbnails and viewing them individually with zoom and navigation controls.
Explains slide show functionality, setting display intervals, and the Auto Demo feature for TV feature demonstration.
Turns the television on and off.
Used for directly tuning to specific channels by entering the channel number.
Confirms input channel selection after entering numbers, used for tuning channels.
Enables selection of minor channels (sub-channels) associated with a main channel.
Explains functions for selecting input sources, changing channels, adjusting volume, and returning to previous channels.
Covers sound modes (A.H.S., Smart Sound), muting volume, and video status presets (Standard, Dynamic, Theater, Game).
Allows setting a sleep timer for automatic TV turn-off and controlling information displayed on screen (Detailed, Clock, Simple).
Details various aspect ratios like Panorama, Cinema, Regular, Slim, Full, Panorama Zoom, Full Native for optimal picture display.
Explains how to select aspect ratios and use Menu, OK, and Back buttons for navigation.
Covers ML/MTS audio selection for analog broadcasts and controlling Closed Captioning via the C.C. button.
Explains how to register, select, and delete favorite channels, and use the GUIDE function for program information.
Details how to switch the remote control mode to operate external devices and notes on preset JVC brand control.
Provides step-by-step instructions on finding and entering codes to program the remote for external devices.
Explains the search code function if direct code entry fails, for programming the remote to operate devices.
Lists programming codes for Set Top Boxes (STB) from various brands for remote control operation.
Provides a comprehensive list of programming codes for VCRs from various manufacturers.
Lists programming codes for PVR, DVD/PVR, DBS/PVR devices from various brands.
Offers programming codes for DVD players and DVD recorders from numerous brands.
Lists programming codes for amplifiers and home theater systems from various manufacturers.
Explains the 'No Program or Weak Signal' OSD message that appears for weak or no signal detection.
Describes the OSD message for channels broadcasting only audio or data information, not pictures.
Guides on checking power cord, fuse, breaker, or power outage when the TV has no power.
Covers checks for antenna connection, input mode, tuner setup, and HDMI/audio output connections.
Provides checks for battery status, clear sight path, and distance for proper remote control operation.
Advises checking programmed channels and lock status if a specific channel cannot be selected.
Suggests checking for unplugged set, On/Off Timer, or Sleep Timer settings when the TV turns off unexpectedly.
Recommends power cycling and checking for external interference or microprocessor issues.
Addresses incorrect clock time, often due to power interruption, recommending clock reset.
Suggests adjusting Tint and Color settings or checking Video Status mode for poor color quality.
Recommends checking for interference from other appliances or changing antenna connection for picture lines.
Suggests checking for interference from appliances or changing antenna connection for spotted pictures.
Advises checking antenna position or connection for ghosting or double pictures.
Recommends checking antenna connection and condition for snowy pictures or image noise.
Suggests checking Closed Caption text mode settings if the screen appears 80% black.
Recommends checking MTS settings if stereo or bilingual programs cannot be heard correctly.
Addresses static electricity, normal crackling sounds, remote reset, picture cutoff in 1080p, and screen disappearance with HDMI menus.
Provides technical specifications including model details, reception formats, power, screen size, audio, dimensions, and accessories.
Details JVC's commitment to repair or replace defective parts within the warranty period.
Outlines customer responsibilities, including returning products to authorized service centers and providing problem descriptions.
Lists items and conditions not covered by the limited warranty, such as abuse, misuse, or unauthorized service.
Provides contact information, toll-free number, and website for customer assistance and service center location.
Warns users against attempting self-service and advises referring to qualified personnel for repairs.
