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Panasonic

AV

Control

Receiver

5

Operating

Instructions

Table

of

contents

Dear

customer

Thank

you

for

purchasing

this

product

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

a:

2

Before

connecting.

operating.

or

adjusting

this

proguct

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ad

supplied

accessories

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Speaker

connections

4

Equipment

connections

Basic

operations

10

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IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

Read

these

operating

instructions

carefully

before

using

the

unit.

Follow

the

safety

instructions

on

the

unit

and

the

safety

precautions

listed

below.

Keep

these

operating

instructions

handy

for

future

reference.

Safety

mb

.

Power

source—Connect

the

unit

to

a

power

source

of

the

type

described

in

these

instructions

or

as

marked

on

the

unit.

.

Polarization—The

unit

is

equipped

with

a

polarized

power

plug

where

one

blade

is

wider

than

the

other.

This

safety

feature

ensures

that

the

plug

fits

into

your

household

AC

outlet

only

one

way.

If

the

plug

doesn’t

fit

one

way,

try

reversing

it.

If

the

plug

still

doesn't

fit,

contact

an

electrician

to

replace

the

obsolete

outlet.

Do

not

attempt

to

defeat

the

safety

purpose

of

the

plug.

Power

cord

protection—Route

the

AC

power

supply

cord

so

that

it

will

not

be

walked

on

or

pinched

by

items

placed

on

or

against

it.

Never

take

hold

of

the

plug

or

cord

with

wet

hands.

Always

grasp

the

plug

body

firmly

when

connecting

and

disconnecting

it.

.

Overloading—When

connecting

the

AC

power

supply

cord,

be

careful

not

to

overload

the

household

AC

outlet,

extension

cord,

or

outlet

from

any

other

device

as

this

can

result

in

fire

or

electric

shock.

.

Nonuse

periods—tTurn

the

unit

off

when

it

is

not

in

use.

Unplug

the

unit

from

the

household

AC

outlet

if it

is

not

to

be

used

for

a

long

time.

Unplug

the

unit

during

lightning

storms.

.

Attachments

and

accessories-——Use

only

the

attachments

and

accessories

recommended

in

these

operating

instructions.

N

kad

pa

on

a

EELA

Placement

—_

.

Ventilation—Situate

the

unit

so

that

it

receives

proper

ventilation.

Do

not

install

in

a

confined

space

such

as

a

bookcase

or

cabinet.

Allow

at

least

10

cm

(4

inches)

clearance

from

the

rear

of

the

unit.

To

prevent

the

risk

of

electric

shock

or

fire

due

to

overheating

ensure

curtains

and

other

materials

do

not

obstruct

the

unit's

ventilation.

.

Foreign

material—Ensure

objects

and

liquids

do

not

get

into

the

unit.

Avoid

exposing

the

unit

to

excessive

smoke,

dust,

mechanical

vibration,

and

shock.

.

Magnetism—Situate

the

unit

away

from

equipment

and

devices

that

generate

strong

magnetic

fields.

.

Stacking—Do

not

place

heavy

objects

on

top

of

this

unit.

.

Surface—Place

the

unit

on

a

flat,

level

surface.

.

Carts

and

stands—Use

the

unit

only

with

carts

and

stands

recommended

by

the

manufacturer.

Move

carts

with

care.

Sudden

stops,

excessive

force,

and

uneven

surfaces

can

cause

carts

to

overturn.

.

Wall

and

ceiling

mounting—Do

not

mount

the

unit

on

walls

or

ceilings

unless

specified

in

the

instructions.

N

po

w

ow

~

—_

`

Water

and

moisture—Do

not

use

the

unit

near

water,

such

as

near

a

bathtub

or

swimming

pool.

Avoid

damp

basements.

Heat—Situate

the

unit

away

from

heat

sources,

such

as

radiators.

Do

not

situate

where

temperatures

fall

below

5°C

(41°F)

or

rise

above

35°C

(95°F).

Power

lines—Take

care

when

setting

up

an

outdoor

antenna

that

it

is

not

near

overhead

power

lines,

electric

lights,

or

electrical

circuits,

and

that

there

is

no

danger

of

the

antenna

falling

on

power

lines,

electric

lights,

or

electrical

circuits.

When

installing

an

outdoor

antenna,

take

extreme

care

not

to

touch

such

power

lines

or

circuits,

as

contact

with

them

can

be

fatal.

N

9

4.

Outdoor

antenna

grounding—lIf

you

connect

an

outdoor

antenna,

ground

the

antenna

system

to

protect

against

voltage

surges

and

built-up

static

charges.

Section

810

of

the

National

Electrical

Code,

ANSI/NFPA

No.

70-1990,

provides

information

about

grounding

of

the

mast

and

supporting

structure,

grounding

of

the

lead-in

wire

to

an

antenna

discharge

unit,

size

of

grounding

conductors,

location

of

antenna-discharge

unit,

connection

to

grounding

electrodes,

and

requirements

for

the

grounding

electrode.

Refer

to

this

diagram.

GROUND

ANTENNA

DISCHARGE

UNIT

{NEC

SECTION

810-20)

ELECTRIC

GROUNDING

CONDUCTORS

i

(NEC

SECTION

810-21)

z

GROUND

CLAMPS

POWER

SERVICE

GROUNDING

ELECTRODE

SYSTEM

(NEC

ART

250,

PART

H}

NEC—NATIONAL

ELECTRICAL

CODE

Maintenance

(See

page

17

for

details.)

Unplug

the

unit

from

the

household

AC

outlet

before

cleaning.

Clean

with

a

damp

cloth.

Do

not

use

abrasive

pads,

scouring

powders,

or

solvents.

Service

.

Damage

requiring

service—The

unit

should

be

serviced

by

qualified

service

personnel

if:

(a)

The

AC

power

supply

cord

or

the

plug

has

been

damaged;

or

(b)

Objects

or

liquids

have

gotten

into

the

unit;

or

(c)

The

unit

has

been

exposed

to

rain;

or

(d)

The

unit

does

not

operate

normally

or

exhibits

a

marked

change

in

performance;

or

(e)

The

unit

has

been

dropped

or

the

cabinet

damaged.

Servicing—Do

not

attempt

to

service

the

unit

beyond

that

described

in

these

operating

instructions.

Refer

all

other

servicing

to

authorized

servicing

personnel.

Replacement

parts—When

parts

need

replacing

ensure

the

servicer

uses

parts

specified

by

the

manufacturer

or

parts

that

have

the

same

characteristics

as

the

original

parts.

Unauthorized

substitutes

may

result

in

fire,

electric

shock,

or

other

hazards.

Safety

check—After

repairs

or

service,

ask

the

servicer

to

perform

safety

checks

to

confirm

that

the

unit

is

in

proper

working

condition.

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g

>

CAUTION

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

OPEN

CAUTION:TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

REMOVE

SCREWS.

NO

USER-SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

The

lightning

flash

with

arrowhead

symbol,

within

an

equilateral

triangle,

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

uninsulated

“dangerous

voltage”

within

the

product's

enclosure

that

may

be

of

suffi-

cient

magnitude

to

constitute

a

risk

of

electric

shock

to

persons.

The

exclamation

point

within

an

equilateral

triangle

is

intended

to

alert

the

user

to

the

presence

of

important operating

and

maintenance

(servicing)

instructions

in

the

literature

accompanying

the

ap-

pliance.

Supplied

accessories

TAA

Please

check

and

identify

the

supplied

accessories.

[a]

1

AC

power

supply

cord

(RJA0065-A)

fe]

1

FM

indoor

antenna

{RSA0006-L)

[

1

AM

loop

antenna

set

(NIDAEYA00006)

{AM

loop

antenna,

antenna

stand,

antenna

wall

bracket)

Use

the

numbers

indicated

in

parentheses

when

asking

for

replacement

parts.

The

remote

control

z;

WARNING:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

FIRE,

ELECTRIC

.SHOCK

OR

PRODUCT

DAMAGE,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPARATUS

TO

RAIN,

MOISTURE,

DRIPPING

OR

SPLASHING

AND

THAT

NO

OBJECTS

FILLED

WITH

LIQUIDS,

SUCH

AS

VASES,

SHALL

BE

PLACED

ON

THE

APPARATUS.

CAUTION

Do

not

place

anything

on

top

of

this

unit

or

block

the

heat

radiation

vents

in

any

way.

In

particular,

do

not

place

tape

decks

or

CD/DVD

players

on

this

unit

as

heat

radiated

from

it

can

damage

your

software.

Sep

I

(ol

D

(VQ)

[

]

2

Batteries

FT)

Remote

control

G2)

(EUR7702KE0)

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J

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Gf

Refer

to

the

separate

booklet,

“Remote

Control

Operation

Guide”,

for

remote

control

operation

details.

(Only

for

U.S.A.)

To

order

accessories

contact

1-800-332-5368

or

web

site

Sp

(http://jwww.panasonic.com).

OL.

9.

CR)

(R6,

AA,

UM-3)

@

Insert

so

the

poles

(+

and

—)

match

those

in

the

remote

control.

®

Do

not

use

rechargeable

type

batteries.

ee

Remote

control

signal

sensor

è

Keep

the

transmission

window

and

the

unit’s

sensor

free

from

dust.

®

Operation

can

be

affected

by

strong

light

sources,

such

as

direct

sunlight,

and

the

glass

doors

on

cabinets.

Step

F|

asal

Speaker

connections

Front

speakers

(@

left

©

right)

Place

on

the

left

and

right

of

the

TV

at

seated

ear

height

so

that

EJ

|

there

is

good

coherency

between

the

picture

and

sound.

Q ©

Ay

~f

Center

speaker

(@)

pea

l

oe

§

©

Place

underneath

or

above

the

center

of

the

TV.

Aim

the

speaker

at

ge

h

S

the

seating

area.

$

30°!

30°."

.

Surround

speakers

(©

left

@

right)

aon

Y

A

Place

on

the

side

of

or

slightly

behind

the

seating

area,

about

one

i

‘&

a

:

meter

(3

feet)

higher

than

ear

level.

Surround

back

speaker

(@)

`

:

:

Place

behind

the

seating

area,

about

one

meter

(3

feet)

higher

than

:

;

ear

level.

i

ä

Subwoofer

(©)

oe

:

ae

The

subwoofer

can

be

placed

in

any

position

as

long

as

it

is

at

a

meee

B-

reasonable

distance

from

the

TV.

(F)

Note

that

some

experimentation

can

yield

the

smoothest

low

freguency

performance.

Placement

near

a

corner

can

increase

the

apparent

output

level,

but

can

result

in

unnatural

bass.

The

front,

center,

and

surround

speakers

should

be

placed

at

approximately

the

same

distance

from

the

seating

area.

The

angles

in

the

diagram

are

approximate.

Connecting

speakers

Other

connections

are

possible

depending

on

your

speaker

system.

Turn

off

the

receiver

before

connecting

the

speakers.

See

your

speaker

system’s

operating

instructions

for

details.

Front

speakers

—

Impedance:

A

or

B

4-8

9,

A

and

B89

SPEAKERS

HAUT-PARLEURS

Speaker

cable

Speaker

cable

T

nat

an

aam

“B”

terminals

|

Note

|

j

AX

HK

Hy

Decl

Deel

For

connection

to

a

second

pair

of

speakers.

lf

you

connect

speakers

with

an

RANZ,

T

|

Note

|

impedance

under

6

Q,

switch

on

ow

IMP”

(=>

page

12).

Use

the

A

terminals

to

enjoy

SURROUND,

SFC

and

DVD

6CH

Subwoofer

Active

subwoofer

Monaural

connection

cable

Peripheral

equipment

and

cables

sold

separately

unless

otherwise

indicated.

Speaker

cable

Twist

the

wire

FRONT

A

Other

terminals

If

using

4-mm

plugs

LZ

(5)

k

(o)

ci

ah)

(=>)

Do

not

short

circuit.

i

te

f+

-)

Fully

tighten

the

terminal,

then

insert.

iN

fou,

Q)

&%

D

foL,

Center

speaker

—

Impedance:

6-8

©

=

S?

(oL

9

n)

3)

S

(eh)

Ss

Ca

O)

—

MAVEPARLEURS

2

Speaker

|

Ea

Q

SEES

U

Candan.

v

(=s

Speaker

cable

Speaker

cable

oR

g

S

White

(L)

>

Red

(R)

Optical

fiber

cable

Coaxial

cable

è

Do

not

bend

the

optical

fiber

cable.

©

Turn

off

all

components

before

making

any

connections.

è

Use

digital

connection

to

enjoy

Dolby

Digital

or

OTS

and

record

digital

sources

(=

pages

10

and

15).

®

Use

analog

connection

to

enjoy

sources

that

cannot

be

decoded

L

Changing

the

digital

input

settings

You

can

change

the

input

settings

for

the

digital

terminals

if

necessary.

Note

the

equipment

you

have

connected

to

the

terminals,

then

change

the

settings

(=

pages

8

and

9).

on

this

unit

and

record

analog

sources

(m

pages

10

and

15).

TV,

VCR

and

DVD

player

AQ

AN

AUDIO

OUT

OPTICAL!

OPTICAL2

OPTICAL’

COAX

(COIN

(TV)IN

(DVO)

IN

IN

aage

l

JAL

|

OPTICAL

OUT

LC

E

S-VIDEO

OUT

ba

VIDEO

OUT

e

—

AUDIO

OUT

Ome

on

L,

R)

FRONT

|

oi

be

Re

DIGITAL

AUDIO

OUT

Dvo

Connect

to

FRONT

L,

R

if

your

DVD

player

does

not

have

6

channel

output.

”

r

©

Satellite

receiver

etc.

VCRi

DIGITAL

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OPTICAL1 OPTICAL?

OPTICAL?

COAXIAL

|

OPTICAL

p

{CD)

IN

(TY)

IN

(D¥D)

IN

IN

OUT

y

‘

x

Gc

S-VIDEO

OUT

a

a

oa||

x

“=

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a

a

ES

Q

DEO

ymm

AUDIO

IN

or

i

n

I-e

AUDIO

OUT

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OUT

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ROT6208

Se

pe

J

e)

(SURROUND

L,

R)

cm

ay

er

OUT

em)

—

(CENTER,

SUBWOOFER)

Video

There

are

three

types

of

connections:

COMPONENT,

S-VIDEO,

and

VIDEO

(composite).

Video

input

can

only

be

output

again

through

the

same

type

of

terminal.

COMPONENT

This

connection

provides

high

quality

pictures

by

separating

the

color

(PB

and

Pr)

and

the

luminance

{Y)

signals.

S-VIDEO

Use

this

connection

for

better

picture

quality

than

with

the

VIDEO

terminals.

VIDEO

1|

This

is

the

most

basic

video

connection.

meee

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monitor

i

=—

S-VIDEO

OUT

GI)

r=

S-VIDEO

in

OUT

©

ar

iim

VIDEO

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equipment,

refer

to

the

appropriate

operating

instructions.

Peripheral

equipment

and

cables

sold

separately

unless

otherwise

indicated.

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equipment

and

antennas

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tape

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if

your

players,

and

other

cords.

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you

have

a

graphic

ground

terminal.

equalizer,

connect

it

to

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cooling

fan

operates

at

high

power

5

output

levels

only.

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PREVENT

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

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“SWITCHED”

AC

outlet

(O)

Power

to

the

outlet

is

controlled

by

the

power

switch

of

this

unit.

Audio

equipment

rated

up

to

a

maximum

of

80

W

can

be

connected

here.

If

equipment

exceeding

this

rating

is

connected,

the

outlet

may

be

rendered

inoperable.

Consult

your

dealer

to

replace

the

fuse.

Household

AC

outlet

(AC

120

V/60

Hz)

AC

power

supply

cord

{included)

Connect

this

cord

after

all

other

cables

and

cords

are

connected.

Conserving

power

4

Reference

|

Note

|

The

unit

consumes

1

W

even

when

it

is

turned

off

with

[POWER,

/].

To

save

power

when

the

unit

is

not

to

be

used

for

a

long

time,

unplug

it

from

the

household

AC

outlet.

The

included

AC

power

supply

cord

is

for

use

with

If

the

unit

is

left

unplugged

for

longer

than

a

few

weeks,

ail

settings

will

revert

to

the

this

unit

only.

Do

not

use

it

with

other

equipment.

factory

settings.

Do

the

settings

again

if

this

occurs.

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Settings

Change

the

settings

to

suit

your

speakers

and

units

to

the

environment

in

which

you

are

using

them.

Before

making

any

changes,

read

the

descriptions

of

the

settings,

note

the

factory

settings

and

ranges,

and

refer

to

the

equipment’s

instructions.

POWER

Press

(CI

].

LARGE:For

speakers

that

can

reproduce

a

full

sound

range,

particularly

Q

the

bass

range

below

100

Hz.

SMALL:

For

speakers

that

cannot

adequately

reproduce

the

bass

range.

This

setting

is

sufficient

for

most

speakers

if

you

are

using

a

subwoofer.

SIZE

, :

NONE:

For

speakers

you

haven't

connected

(center,

surround

or

surround

Set

the

size

to

suit

back).

your

speakers

The

factory

settings

are:

FRONT:

LARGE

CENTER,

SURROUND

and

SUR

BACK

(surround

back}:

SMALL

For

the

subwoofer

(SUB-WFR)},

select

YES

if

you

have

connected

one

(factory

setting),

or

NO

if

you

have

not.

ð

DISTANCE

Enter

the

distance

of

the

front,

center

and

surround

speakers

from

the

seating

position

©

FILTER

Change

the

cut-off

for

bass

output

from

the

front

speakers

©

D-INPUT

Digital

input

Change

the

distance

so

that

the

sound

from

all

the

speakers

(except

for

the

subwoofer)

reaches

you

at

the

same

time.

You

can

select

distances

between

3

and

30

feet

at

one-foot

intervals.

»

The

factory

settings

are:

FRONT

and

CENTER:

10

FEET

SURROUND

and

SUR

BACK:

5

FEET

Press

at

the

same

time

to

enter

the

setting

mode.

SPEAKERS

If

you

set

the

front

speakers

to

“SMALL”,

the

filter

is

set

to

100

Hz.

Raise

the

cut-off

if

the

bass

from

the

front

speakers

is

unsatisfactory

so

that

this

bass

is

output

through

the

subwoofer.

You

can

raise

the

cut-off

from

100

Hz

to

either

150

Hz

or

200

Hz.

Change

these

settings

to

suit

the

connections

you

have

made

to

the

four

digital

input

terminals,

OPT

1,

OPT

2,

OPT

3

and

COAX,

so

that

the

correct

source

is

selected

when

you

turn

(INPUT

SELECTOR}.

The

factory

settings

are:

CD:

OPT

1

TV:

OPT

2

DVD:

OPT

3

Free:

COAX

Adjust

the

level

of

the

other

speakers

based

on

the

output

of

the

front

speakers.

(Adjust

the

volume

of

the

front

speakers

with

[VOLUME].)

Turn

SPEAKERS

on.

©

C

(center),

SR

(surround

right),

SB

(surround

back),

and

SL

(surround

left)

can

be

adjusted

between

-10

dB

and

+10

dB,

with

O

being

the

leve!

of

the

front

speakers.

Adjust

center,

surround

and

surround

back

output

to

the

same

apparent

level

of

the

front

speakers.

SPEAKEAS

Adjusting

speaker

output

level

For

SW

(subwoofer),

you

can

select

“---"

so

there

is

no

output,

“MIN”

for

minimum

output,

a

level

between

1

and

19,

or

“MAX”

for

maximum

output.

Adjust

subwoofer

output

so

it

is

balanced

with

the

front

speakers.

Subwoofer

output

is

easily

influenced

by

the

source.

You

can

also

change

its

tevel

while

playing

something

for

better

effect

(mp

page

13).

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—

VOLUME

+

SS

E

Select

“SIZE”.

SPEAKERS

A

Select

the

speaker.

Change

the

setting.

SPEAKERS

INPUT

SELECTOR

O

anaman-

Repeat

for

each

speaker

channel.

Select

the

speaker.

Change

the

setting.

SPEAKERS

INPUT

SELECTOR

8

ae

“DISTANCE”.

SPEAKERS

feetrrert

et

ittirte

ttre

Tt

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occas

Press

at

the

same

time

to

exit

the

setting

mode.

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ae

i

Select

“FILTER”.

SPEAKERS

Select

“D-INPUT”.

Select

the

input

position.

SPEAKERS

B

Change

the

setting.

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INPUT

SELECTOR

SPEAKERS

A

Ce

ee

a

a

E

a

i

E

E

Output

the

signal.

The

speakers

output

a

signal

in

order

for

about

two

seconds

Adjust

the

main

volume.

Adjust

the

level.

Stop

the

test

Press

[LEVEL]

to

select

the

i

speaker

channel,

then

press

signal.

[—]

or

[+].

—

VOLUME

+

p

—

1—1

t

L

-+C

—

RA

—

SR

—SB—SL—SW

The

“SURROUND”

DSP

mode

toaa

e

E

a

a

is

engaged.

Repeat

for

each

speaker

channel.

Speakers

set

as

“NONE”

or

“NỌ”

are

skipped.

Ste

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operations

STEREO

mode

Switch

on.

Use

this

mode

to

play

digital

or

analog

stereo

sources

or

to

play

surround

sources

through

two

speakers.

When

surround

sources

are

played

in

this

mode,

the

sounds

intended

for

the

other

speaker

channels

are

played

through

the

front

speakers.

Turn

e

A

on.

SURROUND

mode

Select

input.

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2

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DVD

+

CD

For

CD,

DVD,

TV

Select

digital

or

analog

input.

Select

this

mode

when

you

are

playing

a

digital

surround

source

{Dolby

Digital

or

DTS).

Also

select

this

mode

when

playing

analog

or

digital

stereo

sources.

The

Dolby

Pro

Logic

I

processor

works

not

only

on

sources

recorded

with

Dolby

DoY

-

PROLOGIC

I

Surround,

but

also

on

any

stereo

source.

The

following

modes

are

available

when

using

Dolby

O]

Pro

Logic

I.

DIGITAL

INPUT

INPUT

Select

the

DSP

sound

mode.

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of

the

This

mode

uses

the

surround

back

speaker

to

create

a

realistic

sound

field.

It

is

especially

effective

when

playing

DTS-ES

and

source.

Dolby

Digital

Surround

EX,

but

can

be

used

with

other

DTS

and

Dolby

Digital

sources.

Use

DTS

NEO:6

to

play

5.1-channel

DTS

and

2-channel

PCM

and

analog

sources

through

6.1

channels.

NEO:6

The

following

modes

are

available

when

playing

2-channel

PCM

and

analog

sources.

CJ

Adjust

the

volume.

SFC

modes

m

SOUND

MODE

When

you

finish

listening

Be

sure

to

reduce

the

volume

and

press

(mm

f

to

switch

the

unit

Enjoy

an

enhanced

sound

experience

with

greater

presence

and

to

standby.

spread

by

using

these

SFC

(sound

field

control)

modes

with

PCM

or

analog

stereo

sources.

For

your

reference

The

SFC

modes

cannot

be

used

if

the

input

signal

In

rare

cases,

the

unit

may

have

trouble

recognizing

the

digital

is

Dolby

Digital

or

DTS.

SFC

signals

on

discs.

Choose

from

the

following

modes.

C)

è

With

the

PCM

signals

on

CDs,

this

may

cause

the

beginning

of

a

track

to

be

cut

off.

Engage

the

PCM

FIX

mode

if

this

occurs.

®

With

DTS,

the

signals

may

not

be

recognized

at

all.

Engage

the

Notes

on

using

the

Digital

Signal

Processor

DTS

FIX

mode

if

this

occurs.

The

digital

signal

processor

in

this

unit

can

decode

the

While

the

input

source

is

selected

and

digital

input

is

engaged:

following

signals:

Press

and

hold

[fem]

J.

©

Dolby

Digital

The

current

mode

is

displayed.

Press

again

to

change

the

mode.

è

DTS,

including

DTS-ES

Each

time

you

press

the

button:

@

PCM,

including

PCM

with

sampling

frequencies

of

96

or

AUTO

—

PCM

FIX

—

DTS

FIX

88.2

kHz

tA

it

cannot

decode:

@

Other

digital

signals,

such

as

MPEG

When

a

FIX

mode

is

on,

the

unit

cannot

process

other

signals.

This

è

Dolby

Digital

RF

signals

from

a

laser

disc

player

may

cause

noise

to

be

output.

Select

“AUTO”

if

this

occurs.

The

selected

mode

is

stored

for

each

input

source

even

if

the

unit

is

When

playing

PCM

with

sampling

frequencies

of

96

or

88.2

kHz,

UR

turned

off.

the

STEREO

DSP

mode

is

engaged

automatically.

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