JVC KD-AVX2 Manuel D'instructions page 30

Dual Zone operations
Playing back two sources
You can connect external audio equipment
to the 2nd AUDIO OUT plug on the rear,
and play back a disc separately from the
source selected on the unit.
You can activate Dual Zone while listening to
any source.
• When Dual Zone is in use, you can only
operate the DVD/CD player using the remote
controller.
• When Dual Zone is in use, the surround
settings (page 23) become ineffective and
unadjustable. No sound comes from the
center speaker.
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MENU
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Select "Dual Zone", then "On" or
"On-Surround".
Off : Deactivate Dual Zone.
On: Activate Dual Zone.
On-Surround* 1 *
Activate Dual Zone and add the
headphone Surround*
disc playback sound. Select this when
listening the disc playback sound with
headphones.
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* Not effective when playing back an MPEG
disc.
* 2 The surround effect is also added to the sound
from the speakers when you select "DISC" as
the source.
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* JVC original headphone virtual surround
system.
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effect to the
The source automatically changes to "DISC"
and appears on the monitor.
To select a different source to listen through
the speakers, press SRC on the control
panel.
• By using the buttons on the control panel,
you can operate the newly selected source
without affecting Dual Zone operations.
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Adjust the volume through the 2nd
AUDIO OUT plug using the remote
controller.
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Operate the DVD/CD player using the
remote controller by referring to the
monitor screen.
To cancel Dual Zone operations, select
"Off" on step 2 on the left column. (
disappears.)
On the remote controller:
You can also activate and deactivate Dual Zone.
To change the Dual Zone mode between "On"
and "On-Surround", select the Dual Zone
mode you want on step 2 on the left column.
About sounds reproduced
through the rear terminals
Through the 2nd AUDIO OUT, 2 channel
signal is emitted. When playing a multi-
channel encoded disc, multi-channel signals
are downmixed.
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