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What's
the difference in COMPU LINK and A/V COMPU LINK?
COMPU
LINK refers specifically to audio components, for example,
cassette decks or CD players. A/V COMPU LINK refers to VCR,
TV and some receivers. A receiver may be COMPU LINK but not
A/V COMPU LINK. The feature difference? Each flavor of COMPU
LINK allows components to "talk" to each other with
easy operation from the remote control. However, with A/V
COMPU LINK the user can also control video components as well.
In addition, a user can "turn-on" their entire Home
Theater System by simply pushing a prerecorded videotape into
their VCR.
When
I use A/V COMPU LINK, why does my TV always pick video input
2?
The
TV has an S-Video input on input 1. The receiver you are using
has no S-Video Jacks. The receiver communicates this to the
TV, which picks input 2. It does this because a S-VHS VCR
or laser disc player may be connected to input one. Therefore,
simply connect your video source to input 2.
I
get a big black square box covering 90% of my picture.
This
is not channel guard or a malfunction. This is a function
of the closed caption circuit available for future use called
text mode. Simply press close the caption button on the TV
remote until the square disappears.
I
cannot get Surround Sound.
Surround
sound requires a stereo source. A VCR cannot transmit stereo
via channel 3 or 4 to a Television. It can only transmit stereo
through the left and right audio inputs of the VCR. These
may be connected directly to a surround sound receiver or
to a television with audio/video inputs and outputs. When
connecting to the Television audio and video inputs, make
sure to connect the TV's audio input to the audio out on the
Receiver. Also with this connections remember to put TV in
video mode, not on channel 3 or 4.
How
can I locate a place to have my JVC product serviced?
Within
the United States, including Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico,you
may obtain the location of the nearest JVC Factory Service
Facility or local independent JVC Authorized Service Center
by calling 1(800)537-5722. After providing your Zip Code,
you will be provided with your closest JVC Factory Service
Facility then stay on the line for your local independent
JVC Authorized Service Center.
Where
can I obtain literature on JVC products?
Within
the United States, including Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico,
you can obtain sales literature on JVC products by calling
1(800)252-5722 and then press or say one. You will then be
prompted as to what kind of literature you want. Following
this, you will leave your name and address. The sales literature
on all products in that line will then be sent to you.
How
can I obtain Accessories, Owners Manuals, Parts or Service
Manuals for my JVC Product?
Within
the contiguous 48 States you may purchase Accessories, Owner's
Manuals, Parts or Service manuals directly through the JVC
Parts Department at 1(800)882-2345. If you are calling from
Alaska or Hawaii call 1(630)851-7855. In Puerto Rico call
1(201)808-2100. Also, you may order these items through one
of the following JVC Authorized Parts Distributors: Panson
Electronics, Pinebrook NJ, at 1(800)255-5229 or (201)244-2440,
E & K Parts, Los Angeles CA, at1(800)331-8263 or (310)475-6848,
Andrews electronics, Santa Clarita CA. At 1(800)274-4666.
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