JVC KD-APD58 Manual De Instrucciones página 14

Indications
SCROLL *
2
Scroll
L/O MODE
Line output mode
3
WOOFER *
Subwoofer cutoff
frequency
AUX ADJ
Auxiliary input level
adjustment
TAG DISP
Tag display
AMP GAIN
Amplifier gain
control
AREA
Tuner channel
interval
IF BAND
Intermediate
frequency band
* Some characters or symbols will not be shown correctly (or will be blanked) on the display.
2
*
3 Displayed only when "L/O MODE" is set to "WOOFER."
14
Item Setting, [reference page]
( : Initial)
• ONCE : Scrolls the track information once.
• AUTO : Repeats scrolling (at 5-second intervals).
• OFF : Cancels.
• Pressing D DISP for more than one second can scroll the display
regardless of the setting.
• REAR : Select if both the LINE OUT terminals are used for connecting the
speakers (through an external amplifier).
• WOOFER : Select if the REAR LINE OUT terminals are used for connecting a
subwoofer (through an external amplifier).
• LOW : Frequencies lower than 90 Hz are sent to the subwoofer.
• MID : Frequencies lower than 135 Hz are sent to the subwoofer.
• HIGH : Frequencies lower than 180 Hz are sent to the subwoofer.
A.ADJ 00 : Adjust the auxiliary input level to avoid the sudden increase of the
— A.ADJ 05 output level when changing the source from external component
connected to the AUX input jack on the control panel.
• TAG ON : Shows the Tag information while playing MP3/WMA tracks, [9].
• TAG OFF : Cancels.
• LOW PWR : VOL 00 – VOL 30 (Select this if the maximum power of the speaker is
less than 50 W to prevent damaging the speaker.)
• HIGH PWR : VOL 00 – VOL 50
• AREA US : When using in North/Central/South America. AM/FM intervals are set
to 10 kHz/200 kHz.
• AREA EU : When using in any other areas except North/Central/South America.
AM/FM intervals are set to 9 kHz/50 kHz (100 kHz during auto search).
• AREA SA : When using in South American countries. AM/FM intervals are set to
10 kHz/100 kHz.
• AUTO : Increases the tuner selectivity to reduce interference noises between
close stations. (Stereo effect may be lost.)
• WIDE : Subject to interference noises from adjacent stations, but sound
quality will not be degraded and the stereo effect will remain.