Sherbourn PT-7010A Manuale utente

Owner’s Manual

for Model PT-7010A

Preamplifier/Processor/Tuner

Sherbourn Technologies, Inc., 19-3A Sterling Road, North Billerica, MA 01862 U.S.A., Tel 978-663-7385, Fax 978-663-7389

Table of Contents

4 Thank You for your PT-7010A Purchase

5 Safety Precautions

6 NEC (National Electrical Code) Standards

6 Note for Cable Television (CATV) Installer

6 Antenna Grounding Outside the House

6 Unpacking the PT-7010A

6 Recording the Serial Number

7 Features of the PT-7010AA/V Controller

8 PT-7010AFront Panel Features

8 Power Button

8 IR Receiver Window

8 Processor Display

8 Z2 (Zone 2)

8 Input Select Buttons

8 MODE UP/DOWN (Mode Buttons)

9 AM/FM Tuner Controls

9 Tone Controls

9 Signal Processing Indicator Lights

9 MUTE Button

9 PANEL DIM Button

9 Additional Front Panel Lights

9 COM/RECV

9 ZONE TWO POWER

9 ZONE TWO ADJUST

9 SIDEAXIS

10 PT-7010ARear Panel Layout

10 Audio/Video Inputs

10 Audio/Video Outputs

10 Component Video In

10 Component Video Out

10 Infrared (IR) Inputs

10 Triggers and Relay

11 RS-232Port

11 XLRAudio Outputs

11 MainAudio Outputs

11 8-CHAnalog Input

11 FM Antenna

11 AMAntenna

11 Ground Screw

11 Audio Inputs

11 Audio Outputs

11 Stereo Outputs

11 Side-Axis Outputs

12 IEC Line Cord Socket

12 Digital Inputs

12 Digital Output

12 IEEE-1394"Firewire”Port

12 Installation and Connections

12 AC Power Considerations

12 Connection Tips for Superior Sound

13 Connection Tips for Video Quality and Flexibility

13 What is Composite Video?

13 What is S-Video?

13 What is Component Video?

13 Video Up Conversion

13 Video Output to the Main Screen and OSD

13 Zone Specific Turn-On Triggers

14 Trigger connection Option 1 and 2

15 Connection Diagrams

15 Connecting a DVD-Video Player (Analog Audio

and Composite Video)

16 Connecting a DVD-Video Player (Digital Audio

and Component Video)

17 Connecting to the TV or Projector using

Component Video

18 Connecting a VCR (AnalogAudio and Composite

Video)

19 Connecting a CD Player (AnalogAudio)

20 Connecting a Cassette Tape or DAT Deck

21 Connecting the 8-ChannelAnalog Inputs

22 Connecting theAM and FMAntennas

23 Connecting anAmplifier (MAIN ZONE)

24 Connecting anAmplifier (ZONE 2)

25 Connecting anAmplifier (ZONE 2)

26 Overview of the PT-7010ARemote

26 Button Layout

26 LCD Display

26 Button and Display Light

26 DEVICE Buttons

26 PAGE Button

27 MAIN Button

27 FAV Button

27 JOYSTICK PAD

27 M1, M2 and M3 Macro Buttons

27 Quick Start Setup Instructions

27 Adding Batteries to the Remote Control

27 Quick Start Instructions for PT-7010A Setup

30 Operation of the PT-7010A using the Remote

30 Turning on the MAIN Zone

30 Turning on ZONE 2

31 Programming and Configuring YOUR

Components

31 P-PRO

31 LEARN

32 EDIT

32 FAV

32 PUNCH

33 ERASE

33 LIGHT

33 MACRO

33 RECAL (Recall)

33 CLONE

34 The On-Screen Display (OSD) Functions

34 Video Connections

34 OSDActivation

34 Quick Access to Information

34 OSD Menus

34 How to Navigate the OSD Menus

34 TRIM Menu

35 MODES Menu

35 Dynamic Range

35 Pro Logic llx Sub Menu

35 DTSLFE

35 DTSNeo:6

35 Party

35 Jazz Club Ambience

35 TONE Menu

36 INPUTS Menu

36 Input Configuration Menus (The example

shows the DVD menu)

36 Tuner Preset Menu

36 Saving AM/FM Presets

37 SETTINGS Menus

37 MAIN ZONE Menu

37 ZONE 2 Menu

37 SPEAKERS Menu -SIZE

38 SPEAKERS Menu - POSITION

39 SPEAKERS Menu - CALIBRATION

40 Crossover Adjustment

40 Subwoofer Mode

40 VIDEO Menu

41 SOFTWARE Menu

41 CONTROL Menu

42 Special Features of the Sherbourn PT-7010A

42 Bass Management

42 Surround Modes for 2 Channel Source Material

43 Surround Modes for Multi-Channel Sources

44 Tuner Operation

44 Recording Operation

45 Zone 2 Operation

46 Speaker Placement Tips

46 Tips Before You Begin

46 The Front Speakers

46 The Center Speaker

46 Side-Axis Speakers

46 The Surround Speakers

47 Surround Back Speakers

47 Subwoofer Location

48 Remote Control Codes

48 Audio Components

48 Auxiliary Devices

49 Cable Boxes

49 CD Players

50 DVD Players

50 Laserdisc Players

50 Satellite/DSS Receivers

50 Tape Decks

51 Televisions

52 VCRs

53 Troubleshooting Guide

53 No Sound (from one or more full range speakers)

53 No Subwoofer (or poor output)

53 Poor AM Reception

53 Poor FM Reception

53 Input Selection Problems

53 There is No TV Picture

53 No Tone Control Functions

53 No Dolby Digital or DTS Playback

54 No On Screen Display

54 Sound Drops Out With CD or DVD Playback

54 Remote Won’t Learn Commands or Codes

54 Remote Not Working

54 ZONE 2 Not Working

54 ZONE 2 Does Not Play Digital Inputs

54 External Amplifier(s) Shut Down (Often or

Prematurely)

54 PT-7010A“Locks Up” (No Response)

54 Reset Procedure

55 Problems Updating PT-7010AFirmware

55 “Hum” Noises

55 Other Probable Causes of Noise

56 Favorite Settings Log

56 Tone Settings

56 Main Zone Settings

56 Zone 2 Settings

56 Mode Settings

57 Control Settings

57 Video Settings

57 Input Settings and Remote Codes

58 SPEAKER Settings

59 Technical Specifications

60 Software Upgrade

60 Licensing and Trademark Disclosures

60 DTS Disclosure

60 Dolby Disclosure

60 Apple Disclosure

60 Sherbourn Disclosure

61 Two Year Limited Warranty

A Special ‘Thank You’

All of us at Sherbourn Technologies would like to thank you for your purchase of

our exciting PT-7010A Pre/Pro/Tuner and we wish you many years of trouble free

and enjoyable listening. From our company’s inception it has been our philosophy

to concentrate our efforts on designing and engineering electronic components with

rugged build quality, high performance and innovative features at affordable prices.

With our exceptional pedigree as a keystone, our products have been recognized and

praised around the world by knowledgeable consumers and industry writers.

Because we want you to get the very best performance from your new purchase, and

as a special ‘thank you’ for your business, we are enclosing a copy of the Sound &

Vision DVD that will help you to set up your system to optimize the characteristics

of your listening environment.

Safety Precautions

Read this Owner’s Guide thoroughly before attempting to

installand configurethe Sherbourn PT-7010APre/Pro/Tuner.

All the safety and operation instructions should be read

before any operation of the component(s) begin. After

successful installation and configuration of the Sherbourn

PT-7010A Pre/Pro/Tuner, be sure to retain this manual in

a safe place for any future reference needs.

All warnings on the Sherbourn PT-7010APre/Pro/Tuner and

in these operating instructions should be followed. Safety is

akeycomponent to alonglastingandtroublefreeinstallation.

Thevast majorityofthesubsequentsafetyprecautionsinvolve

simple common sense. If you are not comfortable with the

installation of audio/video entertainment equipment, it will

be to your benefit to seek the services of a qualified

installation professional.

The Sherbourn PT-7010A Pre/Pro/Tuner should NEVER

be used near water such as a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen

sink, laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming

pool, etc. The Sherbourn PT-7010A Pre/Pro/Tuner should

be situated so that its location or installation position does

notinterferewithproperventilation.TheSherbournPT-7010A

Pre/Pro/Tuner should not be situated on a bed, sofa, rug, or

similar surface that may block any ventilation openings; or

placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase, cabinet,

or closed equipment rack that may impede the flow of air

through ventilation openings. If installed in a closed

equipment rackforcustom installations,besuretoaddforced

air ventilation so that it has adequate air circulation.

The Sherbourn PT-7010A Pre/Pro/Tuner should be situated

awayfromheatsources suchasradiators,oranyotherdevices

which produce heat.

TheSherbournPT-7010APre/Pro/Tunershouldbeconnected

to a power supply only of the type described in this Owner’s

GuideandwhatislabeledonthePT-7010Acomponent.Power

supply cords should be routed so that they are not in

high foot traffic areas or pinched by items placed upon

or against them, paying particular attention to cords at the

wall plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where

they connect into the PT-7010APre/Pro/Tuner. The power

cord of the PT-7010A Pre/Pro/Tuner should be unplugged

from the outlet when unused for a long period of time.

When it’s time for cleaning the Sherbourn PT-7010APre/

Pro/Tuner, it should be cleaned only as recommended in

this Owner’s Guide. Never spray liquids directly into the

component’sventopenings.Careshouldbetakensothatsmall

objects do not fall into the inside of the PT-7010A Pre/Pro/

Tuner.

The following situations require your Sherbourn PT-7010A

Pre/Pro/Tunerisservicedonlybyqualifiedservicepersonnel:

1. Thepower-supplycord orthe plughas beendamaged; or

2. Objects have fallen, or liquid has spilled into the

component; or

3. The PT-7010A has been exposed to rain; or

4. The PT-7010A does not appear to operate normally

or exhibits a marked change in performance; or

5. The PT-7010A has been dropped, or its enclosure or

chassis is damaged.

The user should not attempt to service the PT-7010A Pre/

Pro/TunerbeyondthemeansdescribedinthisOwner’sGuide.

All other servicing should be referred to qualified service

personnel.Topreventelectricshock,donotusethispolarized

plug with an extension cord, receptacle or other outlet unless

the blades can be fully inserted to prevent blade exposure.

Pourpreevenirleschocs electriques ne pas utiliser cette fiche

polarises avec un prolongateur, un prise de courant ou une

autresortiedecourant,saufsi les lames peuvent titreinserees

a fond sans laisser aucune parllle a decouvert.

Grounding or Polarization — Precautions should be taken

sothatthegroundingorpolarizationmeansofthecomponent

is not defeated.

This apparatus does not exceed the Class A/Class B

(whicheveris applicable)limitsforradio noiseemissionsfrom

digitalapparatusassetoutintheradiointerferenceregulations

of the Canadian Department of Communications.

ATTENTION—Le present appareil numerique n’emetpas de

bruitsradioelectriquesdepassant las limites applicables aux

appareils numeriques de class A/de class B (selon le cas)

prescrites dans le reglement sur le brouillage

radioelectrique edicts par les ministere des

communications du Canada.

ForquestionsregardingservicepleasecontacttheSherbourn

TechnicalSupportDepartment. To reach usby phone,please

call 978-663-9385 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 P.M.

EST. To reach us by the web at www.sherbourn.com, go

to the Contact Us section and submit your technical

support issue.

WARNING - TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR

ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS

APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

CAUTION:TOPREVENTELECTRICSHOCK,MATCH

WIDE BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT, FULLY

INSERT.

ATTENTION: POUR EVITER LES CHOCS

ELECTRIQUES, INTRODUIRE LA LAME LA PLUS

LARGE DE LA FICHE DANS LA BORNE

CORRESPONDANTE DE LA PRISE ET POUSSER

JUSQU’AU FOND.

NEC (National Electrical

Code) Standards

ANote for the Cable Television (CATV) Installer

Thisreminderisto call the CATVsysteminstaller’s attention

to Article 820-40 of the NEC that provides guidelines for

proper grounding and in particular, specifies that the cable

ground shall be connected to the grounding system of the

building as close to the point of cable entry as practical.

Antenna Grounding Outside the House

If an outside antenna is connected to the receiver, be sure the

antenna system is grounded so as to provide some protection

againstvoltagesurgesandbuilt-upstatic charges.Article810

of the National Electrical Code,ANSI/NFPA70, provides

information with regard to proper grounding of the lead-

in wire to an antenna-discharge unit, connection to

grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding

electrode. See diagram below.

Cable TV Coaxial Cable, Satellite

Dish Cables, and Television

Antennas should be grounded

BEFORE the point of entry into

the house.

Unpacking the PT-7010A

TheSherbourn PT-7010APre/Pro/Tuner should reachyou in

flawlesscondition.Ifyounoticeanyshippingdamageorother

issuesuponunpackingtheunit,pleasecontactyourSherbourn

Retailer immediately.

Gently lift out the unit and remove all the packing material

and accessories. It is important to save all the packing

materials and the box in case your Sherbourn PT-7010A

ever needs to be moved or shipped back to the factory for

service.

Make sure that you keep your sales receipt. It is the only

wayfor Sherbournto establish the duration ofyour Limited

Warranty and it may be useful for insurance purposes.

Please take a moment to fill out and mail the Sherbourn

Customer Response card.

Recording the Serial Number

Please read the serial number located on the rear panel and

record it below. Also record the place where you purchased

this product and the date of purchase.

Model Number ________PT-7010A___________

Serial Number ___________________________________

Place of Purchase _________________________________

Date of Purchase _________________________________

Features of the PT-7010A Pre/Pro/Tuner

• 24-bit, Crystal Semiconductor® Analog to Digital converter and 24-bit, 192kHzAnalog Devices® Digital to

Analog converter

• 32-bit, 20 MHz control processor

• 24-bit, 150 MIPS Motorola Symphony™ DSP processor

• Dolby Digital EX®, Dolby Pro Logic II®, Dolby Pro Logic IIx®, DTS ES® and DTS NE0:6® decoding modes

• Support for all digital sampling rates to 96 kHz

• Digital Domain Treble and Bass control

• DSP “simulated” surround mode for enhancement of two channel sources

• Direct two-channel analog bypass mode

• Gold plated input and output connectors, balanced XLR outputs and unbalanced RCA outputs

• Six A/V inputs, each with audio, S-video and composite video with threeA/V outputs, each with audio,

S-video and composite video

• Eight channel analog input with separate RCA connectors for DVD-Audio format

• Three component video inputs and two component video outputs

• Automatic video transcoding - up converts Composite and S-Video source to Component Video

• Six coaxial and four digital inputs and coaxial and optical digital outputs - including from analog and

down mixed 5.1 sources

• AM/FM tuner with 40 presets

• Three audio only inputs, including MM Phono

• Two tape outputs

• Record outputs feature down mixed two channel output from a 5.1 digital source

• Four subwoofer outputs

• 7.1 channel outputs plus stereo side outputs for a total of 9.1 channels

• “Party Mode” for two channel playback through all speakers

• Zone two can play sources independent of the Main Zone

• Trigger outputs for both zones

• IR control of both zones, with rear IR ports and discrete codes

• On Screen Display (OSD)

• RS-232 control port with discrete codes

• Flash memory upgradable through RS-232 port

• IEEE 1394 “Fire Wire” port for future expansion

• IEC standard two prong removable power cord

PT-7010A

Front Panel Features

1Power Button

This turns the PT-7010A on or off. It is a non-latching

momentary button. If you press Z2 first, it can turn on

Zone 2 (even if the Main Zone is off).

IMPORTANT- Please note the PT-7010A requires

initialization after the power cord is plugged into the AC

receptacle. Push and hold the power button for

approximately. 5 seconds. The unit will power up after

this small delay. The second push of the power button

will turn the unit off and after this the unit will turn on

and off in a normal fashion.

2IR Receiver Window

This window should be clean and free from obstruction

for the remote control to work correctly.

3Processor Display

This soothing blue display shows which input is selected,

the tuner frequency, volume level, and other useful

information.

4Volume Knob

Rotate this manual control clockwise to increase the

volume. The dB level will appear in the front panel display.

When turning on a new source, make sure the level is low,

such as -80 dB and increase it slowly. The dB display

becomes less negative as the volume increases. The PT-

7010A volume control is velocity sensitive. If turned

slowly, the volume will change in small increments. If

rotated quickly, level change will be made in larger

increments.

Note:When thePT-7010Aisturned on,it has adeliberately

slow and smooth volume ramp from silence, up to the level

that was set when the unit was last turned off. It can also

be programmed to come up to a preset volume you have

selected, rather than the previous volume. The knob does

not turn when volume is operated from the PT-7010A

remote.

5Z2 (Zone 2)

Any changes you make after pressing this, will affect Zone

2 and not the Main Zone. For example, press Z2, then

POWER to turn on Zone 2, then adjust the Volume and

select an input. Press Z2again to revert back to Main Zone

operation. It will also revert back after a short period of

no activity.

Note: If Zone 2 has not been enabled this button has no

effect. The unit is shipped with Zone 2 disabled.

6 Input Select Buttons

Use these controls to select the source that you want to

listen to and/or view. Using the On Screen Display (OSD)

IN-PUTS menu, each input can be adjusted in level so

that all the inputs have similar volumes. Each input can

also be set to enter a desired surround mode whenever

that input is selected.

Note: After you have selected an input, you should check

that the PT-7010Ais set to the desired surround mode (or

the stereo mode).

7 Mode Up/Down (Mode Buttons)

These buttons allow you to step up or down through the

various sound play-back modes.

8AM/FM Tuner Controls

TheAM/FM button toggles between theAM or FM band.

Press and hold it to scan of the station presets. Press it

again or press a preset button to stop the scan.

DIRECT Tuner Controls

Press the DIRECT button, then the numbers for frequency

tuning.

UP/DOWN Tuner Controls

Switch to stations above or below the frequency of the

current station. If repeatedly pressed, the tuner will move

up or down one frequency step each time. If held down

for a second or more, the tuner will automatically keep

tuning stations. Press UP or DOWN once again to stop

when it reaches a station you like.

Preset Tuner Memory Buttons

Press just the numbers (do not press DIRECT) for tuning

the memorized presets.

9Tone Controls

To change the tone, first press BASS or TREBLE and then

press UP or DOWN to suit your taste. The display will

show the change in dB level for reference. The range for

both BASS and TREBLE is +/-10 dB in steps of 1 dB.

The unit returns to its normal display after a few moments

ofinactivity, andany levelchanges are retained.The BASS

and TREBLE levels can also be adjusted using the OSD

TONE Menu and the remote control.

Note: The Tone controls do not affect the LFE channel, or

the 8-Channel analog input.

10 Signal Processing Indicator Lights

DOLBY DIGITAL

This light is on when a Dolby Digital signal is being

decoded.

DTS

This light is on when a DTS signal is being decoded.

DOLBY PRO LOGIC llx

This light is on when the Dolby Pro Logic II or Pro Logic

IIx mode is engaged.

DIGI

This light is on when a digital audio signal is being

decoded.

11 MUTE Button

Thisturns off the sound.Press itagain, or adjustthe volume

control to return to the previous volume level.

12PANEL DIM Button

The front panel lights have four levels: bright, medium,

low and off (low intensity display with all illumination

off).

13 Additional Front Panel Lights

COM/RECV

This light pulses to verify front panel volume LEVEL or

INPUT SELECTOR commands are being sensed, or that

the remote control commands are being sensed.

ZONE TWO POWER

This light is on when Zone 2 is turned on.

ZONE TWOADJUST

This light is on when Zone 2 is being adjusted.

SIDE AXIS

This light is on when the side-axis outputs are enabled.

PT-7010A Rear Panel Layout

1Audio/Video Inputs

These audio, Component

Video, Composite-Video

and S-Video inputs

connect to the outputs of

your audio video

components. When these

inputs are selected, the

audio will be heard in

your system and the

video will be seen on the TV screen. VID2 can be used

for a second VCR.

2 Audio/Video Outputs

MAIN

Connects to the inputs of a TV monitor, where the video

of any selected input and the On Screen Display (OSD)

can be viewed. The audio connections allow you to listen

toany selectedaudio sourcethrough your

TV’s speakers.

VCR

Connects to the inputs of aVCR to allow

recording.

VID2/MON2

Connects to the input of a second VCR

for recording, or to a second TV. When

configured in the OSD for “VID2,” this output is muted

whenever the VID2 input is selected. This prevents

feedback; also there is no OSD then on this output.When

configured for “MON2,” the output is always active, the

same as the Main output.

Note: Analog audio signals are present at these L and R

outputs even if a digital input has been selected. The

output is a 2 channel down mix if the digital source has

more than 2 channels.

3 Component Video In

These inputs connect to the component-

video outputs of your DVD, SAT or other

video source (VID1) if they have this

advanced capability. When these inputs

are selected, the PT-7010A will

automaticallyroute anyvideo signals goinginto thesejacks

to the component video outputs. Note that component

video provides the best picture compared to composite or

S-Video. The PT-7010A can also route HDTV signals.

4 Component Video Out

If your TV Monitor has component video

inputs, connect them to these outputs. If you

select DVD, SAT or VID1, then any video

signals going to the component inputs, will

pass through to your TV monitor. The PT-

7010A can also up convert any Composite Video or S-

Video signals from the other inputs to Component Video.

5 Infrared (IR) Inputs

These are used in custom installations to control the

Main Zone and Zone 2 from a remote location. The

input accepts 1/ 8" mono mini-jacks from standard

remote control IR equipment, such as those made

byXantech andother companies. The remote sensors

can be in a different room, or in a preferred location

in your main room.

6 Triggers and Relay

The relay switch is normally open, and it

will close after a short delay, when selecting

a source. This can be used in installations

to trigger video screen deployment, or other

custom purposes. The OSD INPUTS menu

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