Basic Operation Procedures - JVC D-ILA LD-HD2KBU Instructions Manual

Basic Operation Procedures

Simply perform the following steps to start viewing video images. If other settings are required, please do so by
referring to Adjustments and Settings Using Menus .
OFF
VIDEO
S-VIDEO DVI/RGB YCrCb
DVD PASS/TX
MENU
PROFILE STORE
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
0
BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST
COLOR TINT DETAIL
ANAMORPHIC 4:3 LETTERBOX
Indicator
a -
B
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Preparation:
● Turn on the power of the input device and projector.
a
Turning on the power
a -
B
A
Insert the power plug to the power outlet
● This unit starts to initialize upon inserting the power plug to the outlet.
b
● After initialization is complete, the unit switches to the standby mode
(indicator lights up in red).
c
B
Press the Power On button on the remote control (or the
Power/Standby button on the processor)
● The indicator on the processor lights up in green.
b
Press an input selection button on the remote
control to select the input source
● It may take a while to display the screen upon input of a HDCP signal.
● A RATE NOT SUPPORTED message will appear on the LCD if a
signal that is not compatible with this unit has been input.
c
Setting the output resolution
A
Press the [MENU] button on the remote control for 7
seconds to enter the Setup menu
B
Press the [J/K] buttons to select SET: NTSC
SCANRATE or SET: PAL SCANRATE
● Select SET: NTSC SCANRATE when the input signal is an NTSC
signal.
● Select SET: PAL SCANRATE when the input signal is a PAL
signal.
C
Press the [J/K] buttons to select 1920
1920
● Select 1920
● Select 1920
D
Press the [STORE] button twice to save the output
resolution
● An image will appear on the screen.
E
Press the [MENU] button twice to end
NOTE:
When using a 4:3 screen, perform the following setting as well after
setting the output resolution.
1. Set SET: SCREEN SHAPE of the Setup menu to 4:3
(A Page 22)
2. Press the [4:3] button on the remote control
● The output video signals of this unit are now set to an aspect ratio
● This can also be set in the OSD menu. (A Page 26)
1080/50Hz
1080 when the input signal is an NTSC signal.
1080/50Hz when the input signal is a PAL signal.
of 4:3.
1080 or