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OWNER'S MANUAL 10 Ventilation Slots and openings in the cabinet arc provided Ior ventilation and Io ensure reliable operation (fl the producl and Io protecl il horn ovefl_eadng, and Ihese openhlgs must not be blocked or covered The openings shoukl never be blocked by placing II_ep_oduc[ on a bed. sol,l, rug. or otl_er similar surlace This product should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase or rack unless proper venlilalion is provided or Ihe manulaclurel's instructions have been adhered to. 11 Power Soulves This producl should be operated only h'om Ihe lype oi pox_er somve indicated on the marking label I1 you are noI sure ol the lype ol po_ er supply Io your home. consllh your product dealer ol local power company. For products intended to operate hx)n] battery power, or other SOtll_2es,relbr to tile operating instl'ilctiolls Grounding or Pohu'iza6on This pro&_cl may be equipped with a polarized ahernaling current line phig (a plug having one bklde wider than the other). This plug will lit into the powel oullet only olle way This is a sal_?ty lb lture. H you aw unable Io inserl Ihe plug lully into the oullel, try revmsing Ihe plug If Ihe plug should still Jail Io fiL contact yot_r electrician to replace your obsolete outlet D,) not deft?at the salety purpose of the polarized plug CAUTION RISKOF ELECTRICSHOCK DO NOTOPEN CAUTION: ELECTRIC TO REDUCE THE RISK OF SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. Explanation The lighming equilateral of Graphical Symbols flash with tTiangle, p]csence arlowhe is hltended of uninsulated [he ploducffs magnitude KI synl bok within to deft you "dangerous cm losm'e an to tile vohagc" 12 within [hal may be of sufficient to ¢onstimle i rik of eJ¢ctiic shock to pel golly; The exclamation is hltended point within an equilamr to tJel_ you Io lhc t)re_en opel ating and maintenance d tIiangle e of hnpol_ant (sel_ icing) instructions hi 13 the liter lture accomp ln) ing the appliance 1 5, 3 Read hlsmlcdons be Relain Insmlctions shoukl be Heed read Follow 5 Cleaning 7 Waler on lll;llltl_lcltIl'ei" alld moislure example, near hlundr\ ¸¸ Hlh lile ill a wcl in _he use the insu'uctions wall outlet or aer(isoi ilttachlllel)[S ii/ll i'ecoilllllellded i/azai'ds, may callse ll(ll use this producl lub, wash baseTilel_t; bowh _;tlrges before cleaners cleaners near kitchen Do tripod, i_ol place brackeL causing serious injury damage to the producl. bl'ackeL or table wilh product¸ the lol]ow the D/Otlllthlg a swhl_l]lil_ producl oi_ tin tll_slable to a chikl Use Any alld cart QtHck Mops, cause _he pl-odtlct wilh by Ihe of the iilslrucdons, reclll]lll]ended c()l]][_il_ilti_)il eKcessi',e and fol-ce, carl may or adult, only mounting l/lal_Lllaclurer's producl seriot_s moved ulles, ei_ Stll-I_aces combh_alk)ii Object and Liquid Eimy Nexer push ot_jecls ol any kind into _his i?_x_dtlctIhrough openings as they may loud] dangerous vohage poin[s or short-out parts thai could restl][ in a fire or eledric shock¸ Ne_er spill liquid ol¸any kind on tl_e plx)duct 18 Servicing or sold should sho[lJd use with i! care¸ as may En openiIlg Do i]ol altempl Io service this producl yourself OF ren_oving coveFs may ex]?ose yOU to dangerous vohage or otller hazards¸ Reler all servicing _o qualified service personnel _o 19 Caution-i i'esuh 17 tripod, the i_anul_acttll'er be Over]o idillg Do not overload v_all oullels, exlension cords, Of in(egra] c(invel]iel_Ce receplac]es as Ihis can in a risk of fi_e or eleclric shock. carl, f_dl, stand, product 16 or poll]_ mallttlacHlreL alia by sl]_ltl](I ai_d and a carl Power Lines An oulside amenna syslem should not be localed in Ihe vicinity o1 overhead powm lines o_ olher electric light or powel ci_vuit_, or where it can hdl into snch power lines or cil'cuit _, When installing an outside antelma systelm exlreme care shoukl be laken to keep h'onl l(mching such power lines o_ circuits as conlad wilh them migh_ be latak waler sink. or near The l'ecommel_ded accessory A prodtlcl Ihis or tahle. 1B by like Accessories stand, from and _o. and as [i/ey Do a I_l_l/ inslrucdons 14 be adhered product use operating the producl operating i1,;e liquid Do llot producl and warnings fills llot and rel_rence shoulcl hlstructions is operated¸ safely All Unplug nllachl]leilts 9 All Do product luture instruclions 6 lor for Inslructions cleal_ing tile the The retained operating salel) and operating the before Warnings 4 8 All shoukl PowerCord Prolecdon Po_er supply cords should be routed so that fl_eyare not likely to he walked on or pinched by i_ems placed upon or against them, paying pardcul u" attentiol_ to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, md the Ix)in( where II/ey exil lbom (he product. Lighming For added protection R)r fl_is product during a lightning stoml, or when it is lelt unattended md uuused lot long periods of lime. mlplug il h'om the wall outlet and disconnect the anlenna o_ cable syslem. This will p_evenl d image to the pwduct chle to lighming md po_erdi.e Damage Requiring Service Unplug this product from file wall outlet and =_l_l¸ servicing _oqualified service personnel under the R)llowing condilions: al b) When the power-supply cord or plug is damaged, If liqukl has been spilled, or objecls have 11dlen into the c) producL If _he producl has been exposed to rain or wa_e_ dl II die product does nol operate normall} b) followhlg 24 Ou(door tbc operabng instructions Adjust only dlosc controls tb31 are covered bv Ihe operaling hlslrtlctions as an improper adjustment of other con(rols may result in damage and will (/llel/ le(ltlile qualified lechniclan exlensive to restore wolk the producl bv a Io h_ normal If die product wav f) has been dropped When IIle product exbibils Replacement Parts a disdnct 21 Salary electrodes, in perfof When replacemenl parts Collduc[ors, to gl_luIldil_g lbr tbe grounding eleclrode OF ANTENNA GROUNDING paris as the original part¸ Unauthorized may resuh in fire, eleclric shock, or other Check Upon completion condition¸ Wall or Ceiling to a wall or whh i_gard to proper grounding of the structure, grounding o[ the lead-in wil_ and requi_men(s EXAMPLE are requh'ed, has used I'ephlceil_elll Ill" have tbe same olany service or repairs to dlis producL ask tbc scrvice lecbnician to perfornl sallxy checks (o determine Iha( die product is in proper operahng 22 anlenna a need lor Sel_ice, t e sure Ihe service lechnicial3 specilied ]_) the I_llllll:_lctlllel" charac(crisdcs substitubons hazards¸ change If an outside t(i all al_tenl)a discbaE'ge unit, size ()J__loundill_ Ioc_lti{)ll of al_teRl_a discharge Ullit, col_llecth)ll in any and i1%lnce - this indicales 20 or damaged Grounding provides inlbrmalion mast and supportblg opel'a[h)ll, el Anlenna cable system is connected to the product, be sui_ the antem_a or cable system i_ _rotlnded so as t(i plovide some protection agahlst vohage su_es and bulb-up static cha_es Article 810 of Ihe Nadonal Elechical Code, ANSI/NFPA 7(). Mounling or ceiling The unil should oldy a_ recommended j _J j be mounled _2227_72;Z721 ..... by the illallll I ac( u get 23 Heat The sourceg product such producls should be as r ldiators, (blcludhlg situated heat away registers, amplifiers) Ihal fronl stoves, produce hea_ or other heat. Note to CATV system installer: This rcn]b_der is pix)vided to call the CATV system installer's attention (o Ardcle 820-40 ol Ihe NFF Ibat provides guidelines Jot proper grounding and, in particular, specifies Ihat tile cable ground sball be connect_'d [_>the grounding system ol (he btdldblg, as close Io (lie point of cable enlry as pmcdcah NEC FCC INFORMATION 1 IMPORTANT NOTICE: DO NOT MODIFY THIS producl This ploduct. _hen installed is indicated in d_e inslluclions contained in this manual, meets FCC Yamaba Modifications may void yore not expressly audlority, gran(ed approved by by the FCC. accessories When (o use this prodnct this product could product use only higb qualily Utilize void your FCC authorization to in the USA This producl with the requirements lot Class "B" digital requirements provides listed in FCC Regulations, dex ices Compliance a re lsonable equipment generales/uses in Ihe usels I]lallllal, OlX radon ladio and _lsed according may cause of other electronic to be Ihe soulve of inted_rence, which measures: either this product or the device that is beblg by the interl_rence power outlets or _se) that are on different ci_vuits or install b_ the case of radio or TV the antenna¸ II¸ the antenna the lead-in branch (ch'cuit AC line liher/s interlerence, relocate/reorient lead-in is 300 ohm ribbon lead, Io coaxial type cable¸ and l%und (o comply Part 15 with these level ol ;isStll'aRcg that devices. nol inslalled bi_aker change bas been tesled your use ol this product in a residential environment _ill no( resuh in harmlul interl)rence with other electronic This I_)llowing af_cted to Cable/s stlpplied with tbis product MUST all inslallNion inslmc6ons Faihne to I iIhlw il_structions NOTE: connecting andh_r anodler shielded cables be _lsed Follow 3 is Ibund Relocate IMPORTANT: with FCC reguhltions does not guar intee that will nol occur in all inslallations [f this can be determined by lurning the unit "OFF" and "ON". please Iry to eliminate the problem by using one of the use the prodllcl 2 (for US customers) Compliance inted_rence UNIT! requirement_ NATIO_IALEU=CrRICA_ COOE fi'equencies and. if Io tile h_struclions interhq'ence harmlu] h)und to the If these corrective i]leastlres do 11o[ prod Lice satisl_lctory results, please contact the local i_tailer authorized to dist6bute tbls lype of product. If you can not locale the appropriale retailer, Corp, US.A 90620. Tile above 6660 please contact Orangedlorpe statements distributed by Yamaha s_4bsidiaries apply ONLY Corporation Yamaha Ave, Elechonics Buena to _ose Park, CA products of America or its levices Caution-ii En 1 2 Tu assure tl/_" finest perl_)rnlance, carefully¸ Keep Inslall Ibis souncl system place away please i{ in a sal_ place dusL moisture, and/or sunlighL cool, heal sources, cold¸ Allow 30 cm on the lop, 20 cm on the left and right, Ihe back of Ibis unil 3 Locale or 4 this unil a'_ay Iltli]gJ()[ii]_l S Io hul]]i_lin_ humidity lie. condensalion a room inside shock, fire, damage Avoid installing this unit, which coi_polleIff_, as discoloration they (i.e o_ects to this unit, andk>r personal candlesh wi{h ]iqukl n]ay cause electrical Ihis uniL Do not cover in order d_is uni{ rises, and]or personal _li_l/()l" silock iniul_ Io Ihe user andk>r damage ml_lecloth, heal raclialion il may cause fi_, Io curtain, IJ¸li_e temperature dam_e tilis unit Lipside-down causing until all conneclions dan]age vohage Use a clean, specified of this unit with a voltage prevenl damage OUI_OO[ ai_[ei]l_as durh_g a lighming 14 Do not al{empt Yamaha service cabinel should dlan specified keep ]:[ol31 persomlel Ibis and may iniury Yamaha i_suhing _l wa]a when oF [11_ Lli]i_ The periods ol ¸ time plug IYom the wall ai]d whel_ the AC power easily¸ 17 Be sure to wad tile '<Troubleshooting" bel_re En qua]ilied is needed¸ l_r any reasons. the AC power conch_ding FOR CANADIAN CUSTOMERS To prevent electric shock, match wide bhlde of plug 1o wide slot and flllly insert. This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. section POUR LES CONSOMMATEURS CANADIENS Pour ,Sviter les chocs _51eclriques,introduire [a lame ht plus large de la fiche darts la borne cormspondante de la prise et pousser jusqu' au Ikmd. Cet appareil num_rique de la classe B est confonne ,_ la norme NMB-003 du Canada. flora use cord and ou[l_[ any service Io use this unit l_r long ), disconnect This unit is not disconnected fiom the AC power somce as long as it is connected to the wall outleh even if this unit itself is turned off by @STANDBY/ON This state is called the standby mode. In this state, this unit is designed to consume a very small quantity of power. IMPORTANT IJ_e po_er or fix this ul_it. Contacl Ibis unil near the AC ouliel Caution-iii Using slorm to modily never be opened erwrs be used, other d/an specified¸ discol_i_ec{ed plug can be reached operating this mighl is dangel_us I_>rany damage by ligh{ning, not planning (i,e vacation oulleL solvenls: dry clod1 Io Ibis unit. ai]dk_r personal will nol be held responsible WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK. DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. cords¸ fi'onl Ille wall outleL on this uni{ must vohage cause fire, damage 16 Inslall and/or cable this unit with chemical {he linish unil _ ith a higher 15 When knobs Ihe power ti_e phJg; do not pull tile col_L 11 Do not clean 12 Only on switci_es, disconnecling grasp It may overheaL damage¸ Do not use _lrce heat sucil as Io this uniL in]uiT opera_ 10 When 13 _ or comple{e D//not possibly 9 dripping as they may la]l and liquid Do not plug in Ibis unh Io a wail outlel al_ 8 il_iury daillage tills unit with a newspaper, inside 240 V AC. 50160 Hz cause heal h1_ loss as li/ey may cause fire, in them, nol to obstruct plugging 21 Excessive sound pressui_ flora earphones and headphones can may l_ll] <into Io liquid Cause BEFORE oi¸ this Lmit burning containers 7 may on the surl_ce Voltages are I I 0 120/220 on the J_ar panel of this uilit an eiec{rical objec{ damage elc from _ilh Io preven{ persona] i_eign SEI.ECTOR 20 Tile batteries silall not be exposed to excessive sunshine, fire or like¸ On li_e top of this unit, do nol place: othel" 6 must be set _ir your local main voltage into the AC wall outleL molors, to set dlis the AC pilwer plug lAsia and General models onlyl and 20 cm on may cause I/) this uniL arid/or this unit whe_ SELECTOR Ti_e VOI.TAGE appliances, Ibis unil andk_r Ihis unit may be exposed splaslling. 19 VOI,TAGE SOLli_ds whh a hunlidifier) pi'L=s_@STANDBY/ON space of al least Do n/>l expose this unit to sudderl lemperalure changes cold I/! hot, and do i]ol locale this ui]]t in a environmenl high 5 IYonl olher electrical avoid dry, clean vibration. ventilation Ibis mill unit in the standby mode, and disconnect ii_m the wail outlet. rel_l_nce in a well venlilaled, fi'om direct 18 B_qor_" moving read dds manual i_]¸ lulure on common Ihat this unit is laulty Please record the serial lnlmber of this unit in the space below. MODEL: Serial No.: The serial number is located on the rear of the unit. Retain this Owner's Manual in a saiL. place for fllture reference. Features ................................................................... Getting started ........................................................ Quick start guide .................................................... Preparation: Check the items ..................................... Step ]: Set up your speakers ...................................... Step 2: Compeer your DVD player and other componellls ............................................................ 2 3 4 4 5 6 Step 3: PJess SCENE l button ................................... 7 What do you wanlto do wdh this unit? ..................... S Connections ............................................................. Rum panel .................................................................. Placing speakers ....................................................... Connecting spe ikm s ................................................ Inlorma(ion on jacks and cable plugs ...................... Inlomla(ion on HDMI TM .......................................... Audio and video signal I]o_ .................................... Connecting video components ................................. Connecting other conlpol_ents ................................. Connecting audio components ................................. Connecting a Yamaha iPod IM universal dock or Bluetoofl9 x_adapter ............................................. Using (lie VIDEO AUX jacks on the h'ont panel ... Connecting II/e FM and AM anlemms ..................... Connecting the power cable ..................................... Setting the speaker impedance ................................. Turning on and off the power ................................. Front panel displa_ .................................................. Optimizing the speaker setting for your listening room .................................... Using AUTO SETUP .............................................. 9 9 l0 I1 ]3 14 14 15 16 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 22 XM Satellite Radio tning ...................................... Connecting the XM MinbTuner Dock .................... Actiwlting XM S itellite Rldio ................................ Basic XM Satellite Radio operations ....................... Setting XM Satellite Radio p_eset channels ............ Displaying tbe XM Satellile Radio inlonnafion SIRIUS Satellite Radio TM tuning ......................... Connecting 0/e SP'iusConneclrX_ tuner .................... Activating SIRIUS Satellile Radio TM subscriplion.. Bisic SIRIUS S ltellite Radio c'_ operations ............ Setting the SIRIUS Satellite Radio r?'_preset channels ............................................................... Setting the Parental Lock ......................................... Displaying the SIRIIJS Satellite Rt_dior_* h_lk_]lnalion .......................................................... Using iPod IM.......................................................... Controlling iPod _ ................................................... Using Bluetooth TM components ............................ Pairing the Bluelooth r?'_ad _plcrand your Bhletooth component ........................................................... Pklyback ol the Bluetooth I_ component ................. Recording ............................................................... 46 46 47 47 49 50 51 51 52 52 SET MENU ............................................................ Using SET MENU ................................................... 1 SOUND MENU .................................................... 2 INPUT MENU ...................................................... 3 OPTION MENU ................................................... Renlote control features ........................................ Controlling this unit. a TV. el other conlponents.... Setting remotu control codes ................................... Advanced setup ...................................................... 61 62 63 68 70 73 73 75 76 Troubleslmoling ..................................................... Glossary .................................................................. Specifications ......................................................... Index ....................................................................... 78 88 90 91 54 54 56 57 57 59 59 59 60 24 24 Selecting the SCENE templates ........................... 28 Selecting Ihe desiJed SCENE lempla(e .................... 28 Crealing your original SCENE (emplates ................ 31 Using rcmo(e conlrol on Ihe SCENE lcamre ........... 32 Playback ................................................................ 33 Basic operations ....................................................... 33 Selecting audiu input jacks (AUDIO SELF£'T) .............................................. 34 Selecting tbe MULTI CH INPUT component ......... 34 Displaying the current status el this unit ou a vkk'o monilor ............................................................... 35 Using yonr headphonc-s ............................................ 35 Muling die audio oulpul ........................................... 35 Playing video sotnces in the-hckground of an audio somce ................................................................... 36 Dispk@ng the input source inlbm_ _tion................. 36 Using the sleep timer .............................................. 37 Sound field programs ........................................... 38 Sound lield progranl descriptions ............................ 38 tTsing audio features ............................................. 41 E@_ying high qnalily sum_d.................................... 41 At!lusting tbe tonal qualily ....................................... 41 At!lusting the speaker k-w,l...................................... 41 Selecting Ihe nigbt listening mode ........................... 42 FI_UAM tuning ...................................................... 43 Automatic tuning ..................................................... 43 Mmud tuning .......................................................... 43 Automatic preset tuning ........................................... 44 Manual preset tuning ............................................... 44 Selecting preset stations ........................................... 45 Exchanging prese( station ........................................ 45 (at the end of this manual) Front panel ................................................................ Remote control ....................................................... List of remote control codes ................................. About this manual • .'¥cindicates a tip lol your opel ation • Some operalion _an be pelfolmed b3 l]ollt palld name or tile differ Oll@S Oll tile betx,,een re*mote the front panu] using colltrol i ii iii eithel tile button oil tile Ill ase and Ihe renlor_ tile buttoll _ontrol, Ihe butlon name oll [he remote control is given in palcntheqes • This lnan ual is printed p_k)l to plodu tion Design and specifications are sobjecl to challg@ ill part as i l_SLlJl of i Illpl'OVe l_]@tll S. elC Ill case of difference between Ihe nl mull and ploduet, tile product has priority • '_)SPEAKERS" oJ-(4)DVD" (examplciindicatesthenameof tile p_lls oll tile flOlR sheet or tile pages pallel el file retook, coll[lOl R¢I_I R_ tile a_la at the end of this in _lloal lor tile llllorlllation bed abet1 [ each position of the parts • The ',5'm bol "r " with page nunlber(s) Jndk ales tile _ori_'spondJng refcreme page() 1 En | Built-in 5-channel power Radio tuners amplifier Minimunl RMS ot_tput po_'r t_ FM/AM [USA and Cana k_modelsl ( 1 kHz, ()0<_ THD, 8 -Q) 105 With !_ XM Sat_'llite and Home ti. [Other models] (1 kHz, 09% THD, 6 f2) 105WA'h SCENE select !_ function Yam_dla sulrotllld !_ technology Compressed Mush' Enh_m_er Dolh} Digital decod_'r N_'tHal Surrou_d (U.SA Virtual • lot the" creation ol muhl- %ouild Dolby Pro gogic/Dolby DTS clecode_ Pro Logic t_ II clecod_'r I_ t_ !_ decoder CINIgMA mnhlg capability (using XM Mini-Tuner sold separately) Satellite Radio TM tuning capabildy tuner_ sold separately) (using SIRIUS Multimedia Interface) HDMI interlace lor st m [a_d, _'nll_m_ed o_ high-delRlition video/includes 10g0p _ideo signal U"msmisslonl as well as inulti-ch_mne] digital m_clio ti, TM t_ t_ 0 ti. ti, rlD DOCK termilml to connect a Y_lmah i iPod lmiversal dock (such as YDS_I(), sold separately) or Bluetooth adapter (such as YBA_I()_ sold separately) Other features !_ mode md C'm_ada models _mly) CINEMA I)SP SILENT Dock, DOCK terminal Decoders and DSP circuits ch_lnilel SIRIUS Connecl capability Ridio HDMI (High-Definition P_es_'t SCENE t_'nlph_tes Ik_r_rious situ;=tions SCENE tern phlte customizing capability PJopri,'tar} tuning YPAO (Yamaha Parametric Room autom_ltic speaker setup 192 k Hz/24 bit D/A converter Acoustic Optimizer) h_r DIRECT mode lk>r high quality sound JOl'a]l soulces 6 additional input i_cks Ik_r discr_'te multi-channel input OSD (on-screen display) menus that allow you to optimize this unit to suit your individual audiovisual system Coluponenl vid_x_ inpllt/output capability (3 COMPONENT VIDEO INs md 1 MONITOR OUT} Optical and co _xial digital audio signal iacks Sleep timer Cinema and music night listening modes iPod conu'olling capabilily Remote collll'ol %_ith preset i'_'lllOte contl'/>l codes _dlti DIGITAL Manuiac_urd und_'r lh'ense "Dolb_", 'Pro Logic", of Ddby l.ahorlto_ies flora Dolb} and the do_lble_D "DTS" and "'DTS DTS, Inc gabor_(ories Digital Stm'otmd" XHF'{ TM Tile XM name _md r_'la_'d Satellite Radio Inc. aetlr{ll is a tradem _rk ol Ai_ph', h_c, regi reded in the" US and Ot NL=I"C(Itln{i-i_'s Bluetooth Bluetooth XMMini-Tun r Iogos m'e r_'gist_'rd tlademarks of XM hy Yamaha tr ldemark in accoE_lance of the Bluetooth witl_ a license SIG lnd is agreement¸ ' HI)MI", the "HDMI" k_go and "High-DeI]nition Multhnedia Interiace" a_e trademarks o_ registered trademarks of HDM] Licensing LLC En Stll._)tllld by Neural Audio TM II{ll_le alld rel_lted Iogos _ll'e tl-ademarks owned Corporalh>n, SIRIUS TM is a registered H-"IITll 2 of TM "iPod" used trademarks s} n3I_oI a_c' trademarks SILENT CINEMA "SILF.NTCINEMA" is a tradema=k of YAMAHA CORPORATION iPod are registered SATE_IT_ ©2006 RADIO SIRIUS Satellite Ralio the SIRIUS dog logo, channel SIRIUS Sal_'llite Radio Inc Inc, "SIRIUS", _ Sirius Connect", _mmes and Iogos are trademarks ol • • Supplied accessories Check that you received all of tile t_)llowing parts. J Installing batteries in the remote control 3 Remote control J Batteries (2) (AAA, R03, UM-4) {3 Optimizer microphone AM loop antenna Indoor FM antenna • VOLTAGE SELECTOR (Asia and General models only) Caution The VOLTAGE SELECTOR on the rear panel of this unit nmst be set tkar your local voltage BEFORE plugging hnproper the power cable into the AC wall outlet. setting of the VOLTAGE SELECTOR may cause damage hazard. to this unit and create a potential 1 Take of! the battery compartment 2 Rotate the VOLTAGE countel_lockwise straight Voltages to the correct clockwise positkm Insert thetwo or using a are ;is tk)llows: ...................... 220/230-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz V AC, 50/60 Hz 3 l 10/120/220/230-240 supplied batteries (AAA, R03, UM-4) according to the polarity markings (+ and -) on the inside of the battery compartment. slot screwdriver. Asia model ................... General model -- SELECTOR cover. fire Snap the battery compartment cover back into place. VOLTAGE -SELECTOR • Change ull of the ballelles o[ ¸ ihe i_l_lOle conllol • Do nol use all • Do nol use differenl nlanganese these old ballely alld lypes batteries) difi_l_nt il you nolice Ihat Ihe opelalk)n range decreases a lleW together¸ types ol_e together. of balteries (such Read ol ¸ batteries the nlay as alkaline packaging i/ave the and careluily same as shape and CO]OL • II ¸ the batteries have leaked, dispose Iouching Ihe leaked malelial clothing+ etc Clean Ihe inslaliing • Do nol new n]intl[eS, the compartmenl batteries contix)l of the h_serl with in accordance ink) Avoid contacl thoroughly batleries house your ba{teries ba[[el-ies memo_ ilew general with is without oF if exha_ls[ed contm_ts is c]eared_ away correctly • If ti_e remote ballery immediately. il come wi{h beR)re batteries¸ throw of them ol tilenl or Jelling _)r rel/lail_ may alld local up dispose more than 2 ill the i-en_o[e be clea_d set wasle; _gulations When ll/e remo{e conHx)]. the memory control oode We Want You Listening Yamaha and the Elecuonic For A Lifetime Industlies Association's Cmlsumer Electronics Group want you to get the most out of your equipment by playing it at a safe level One that lets the sotmd come tl_aough loud and clear without annoying blaring or distortim_ and, most importantly, without affecting your sensitive llearing Since hearing dalnage from loud sotmds is oftml tmdetectable tmtil itistoolate, "_maha andthe Electronic hldustlies Association's Co_Isumel ¸ Electronics Group leconmte_Id you toavoid plolonged exposule ftonl excessive vohune levels _ __ | tds_ 3 En The tk)llowing steps describe the easiest way lo enjoy DVD movie playback in your home theater. Prepare Video monitor Front right speaker Front left speaker Subwoofer Surround right speaker Center speaker the l_)llowing items. Speakers Front speaker ..................................... x 2 _1 Center speaker ................................... x 1 Surround speaker .............................. x 2 Select magneticall) shielded speaker. The minimum required speakers are two lront speakers. The priority of the requirement of other speakers is as li)llows: 1. Two surround speakers 2. Center speaker DVD player Surround left speaker [..I Active subwoofer ................................... x 1 Select an active subwoofer equipped with an RCA input jack. Speaker cable ......................................... .J Subwoofer cable ..................................... Select ;tmonaural RCA cable. x 5 x 1 L._IDVD player .............................................. x 1 Select DVD player equiplx_d with coaxial digital audio outlmt jack and composite video output jack. Video monitor .......................................... x 1 Select u TV monitor, video monitor or pr(_jector equipped with a composite video input jack. [.l Video cable ............................................. x 2 Select an RCA composite video cable. [.l Digital coaxial audio cable .................... x 1 Enjoy DVD playback! 4 En qr/_,'tFsl ,'rNIJrr_t; Be sure to connect the left channel (R), "+" (red) and "-" (black) Place your speakers unit. in the room and connect (L), right channel properly. Front and center speakers them to this / 1 Place your speakers and subwoofer in the room. 2 Connect speaker cables to each speaker, To%%r/= ,aar 1' =\ TO the front right speaker TO the front left speaker Surround speakers \ Cables are colored or shaped differently, perhaps wilh a stripe, groove or ridge. Connect the striped (grooved, etc.} cane to the "+" (red) terminals of your speaker. Connect the plain cable to the "" (black) terminals. 3 Connect each speaker cable to the corresponding speaker terminal of this unit, ® 5) g To the surround right speaker To the surround left speaker Make sure lhat this unit and the subwoot)r are unplugged fl'onl the AC wall outlets. "2 Twist the exposed wires of the speaker cables 4 Connect the subwoofer cable to the input jack of the subwoofer and the SUBWOOFER OUTPUT jack of this unit. together to prevent sho_l circuits. _? Do not let the bare speaker wires touch each other. "a Do not let the bare speaker wires louch any metal Subwoofer AV receiver pro] of this unit. , , I = o t i ., | s• t SUBWOOFER OUTPUT jack Inpu Subwoofer cable 5 En 3 Connect the video cable to the video input jack of your video monitor and the VIDEO MONITOR OUT jack of this unit. AV Video monitor Make sulv that this unit and the DVD player are unplugged outlets. fi'om the AC wall ] Video input jack DVD player • • DVD DIGITAL INPUT COAXIAL jack MONITOR jack OUT For further connections Using the other kind of speaker combinations , P. 11 • Connecting a video components _ P. 15 • Connecting a DVD player , P. 16 • Connecting a DVD recorder _ P. 17 • Connecting a set-top boxes _ P. 17 • Connecting a CD player and a CD recorder/MD recorder _ P. 18 Connecting a multi-format or an external decoder _ P. 18 an Yamaha iPod/Bluetooth _ P. 19 • Digital coaxial audio cable VIDEO Connect the power plug of this unit and other components into the AC wall outlet, AV receiver Digital coaxial audio output jack J Video cable 4 Connect the digital coaxial audio cable to the digital coaxial audio output jack of your DVD player and the DVD DIGITAL INPUT COAXIAL jack of this unit. receiver player • Connecting dock • Using the VIDEO AUX jacks on the front panel _ P. 19 • Connecting • Connecting the XM Mini-Tuner Dock • Connecting the SIRIUS Connect tuner c an FM/AM antenna _ P. 20 P. 46 2 Connect the video cable to the composite video output jack of your DVD player and the DVD VIDEO jack of this unit. DVD player AV receiver C oopo,it° iOeo output 6 En jack Video cable _ DVD VIDEO jack p. 51 you unit Check the type of the connected speakers. If the speakers are 6 ohm speakers, set "SP IIVlP." to "6_._MIN" before using this unit (see page 21). 1 Turn on the video monitor and then set the input source selector of the video monitor to this unit. 2 Press @SCENE This unit is turned on. "DVD Viewing" appears in fl_e front panel display, and this unit automatically optimize own status R_rthe DVD playback. recall your program according assigned to the built l_vorite inpul to the SCENE SCENE combinations button. of input If you connect SCENE a Yamaha control compol_enl signals, Ihe DVD player The Default SCENE button product Rel)r activate Io the insiruclk!n _be mmud ol DVI) Iiekl program: you _anl Disc Listening inpu( source: STRAIGHT Io enjoy DVD n3t]_l_' IOOH1. _o[ [his TV Viewing q inpu_ soulce: SCENE 4 field a DVD phlyback DVD fl_e connecled sound of the desired are field inlk_rnlafion. DVD Viewing inpu[ soulce: SCENE 3 Start playback templates sound that has cap _bility of the sound fiekl proglam: 3 field been The name of the SCENE template and its description SCENE 2 up while has The default assigned SCENE templates For when lighls SCENE and on this sound that ibis unil can automatically ik/r furlher sound bu_on and template sources and starl playback SCENE 1 The indic ltor on the selected SCENE fl_is unit is in {he SCENE mode can turn source programs. • 1, and 5cb Stereo phlyer as fl_e background DTV/CBI_ program: STRAIGHT Radio Listening _2,"3, :4 inpm somce: TUNER sound lield program: 5ch Enhancer from Ih_' FM radio s_ Ilion DVD on your player, 4 Rotate @VOLUME to adjust the volume. *1 You musl connecl advance¸ See page a cable TV or a salellile "2 You need _o connect II_e supplied FM and AM anlennas unit in advance¸ See page 20 _r de_ails *3 Yotl mLISl ItHle in[(i Ihe desire_l radio sta[ioll pages @ 43 Io 45 l_)r luning *4 To achieve You buttons Wben }ou change Ihe inpul source SCENE nlode is deactivated¸ ol sound field program, can See page 28 reception, or adjust change fl_e assigned for il_ advance¸ _o _his See inik)rmation _lle be_t possible AM loop ant_lna, indoor FM an_nna umer to this uni{ in 17 l_)r del_lils the position SCENE orien_ fl_e connected o_¸ file end of the tern I lale I'( r Ihe SCENE de_ails | fl_e 7 En • After using this unit... Press @STANDBY/ON on the front panel to set this unit to the standby mode. • Customizing the SCENE templates • Using various SCENE templates • Creating your original SCENE templates _ P. 28 P. 31 • \ This unit is set to the standby this unit consumes mode. a small amount In the standby mode, of power in order to receive infrared signals from tile remote control. T_) turn on this unit from the standby mode, press @STANDBY/ ON (or @POWER). Using various input sources • Basic controls of this unit _ P, 33 • Enjoying FM/AM radio programs _ P. 43 • Enjoying XM Satellite Radio programs _ P, 46 • Enjoying SIRIUS Satellite Radio programs _ P, 51 • Using your iPod with this unit. *_ P. 57 • Using your Bluetooth components with this unit. _ P, 59 _ P. 38 _ P. 41 See page 21 lk)r details. • • • • • Using various sound features Using various sound field programs Using the direct mode for the high quality sound Customizing Adjusting the sound field programs _, P. 40 the parameters of this unit • Automatically optimizing the speaker parameters for your listening room (AUTO SETUP) _ • Manually adjusting various parameters of this unit *_ P. 61 • Setting the remote control • Adjusting the advanced parameters_ • En P. 73 P, 76 Additional features Automatically turning off this unit 8 _ P. 24 *,_ P.37 i) <@@@@@@@ I (U.S.A. model) @ HDMIjacks 14 @ DIGITALINPUT @ COMPONENT @ XM jack @ SIRIUS jack (U.S.A. and Canada jacks VIDEO (U.S.A. 13 jacks 13 and Canada models only) 46 51 models only) @ DOCK terminal I_) @ Speaker I1 @ VOLTAGE SELECTOR (Asia and General models terminals 3 only) @ AUDIO jacks 13 @ VIDEO jacks 13 @ MULTI CH INPUTjacks Is SUBWOOFER ANTENNA OUTPUT terminals jack II 20 | 9 En The speaker layout below shows channel audio sources. Front left and right the speaker speakers setting we recommend. You can use it to enjoy CINEMA DSP and multi- (FL and FR) Tile l]'ont speakers are used for tile m_dn source sound plus effect sounds. Place these speakers at an equal distance ideal listening posilion. The distance Center speaker speaker, Surround The is lbr the center channel you can do without left and surround right speakers Subwoofer _lre not so critical, lO En for (dialog, _,ocals, etc.). however, are obtained If t_)l"some reason it is not practical to use _ with the full system. (SL and SR) et_ect with a built-in not only for ivinforcing of the LFE (low-fi'equency speakers. speakers used sounds it. Besl results, and surround sounds. (SW) The use of _ subwooler effective from the should be lhe same. (C) The center speaker center of each speaker from each side (if the video monitor because Turn il slightly effect) channel low bass sounds toward mnplifier, such as the Yam_h_ Active bass lhequencies included from any or all ch_mnels, in Dolby are not highly Digital directional. the center of the room to reduce Servo Processing Subwooler System, but also for high fidelity sound and DTS sources. But it is better wall reflections. The position is reproduction of the subwoot)r to place the subwoofer near the lhont is Be state to connect this unit cannot the left channel reproduce (L), right channel the input sources (R), '+" (red) and _-" (black) properly. [f the connections me l_mlty_ accurately. Caution Belkwe connecting the speakers, Do not let the bare speaker this unit and/or panel display the speakers. If the speaker fl:om the AC wall outlet. any metal part of this unit. This could damage wires me short-circuited, "CHECK SP WIRES" appears in the front shielded speakers. If this type of swaker still creates intert)rence with the monitor, place the away from the monitor. If you are to use 6 ohm speakers, speaker plug is disconnected when you turn on this unit. Use the nlagnetically speakers make sure that the AC power wires touch each other or let them touch impedance setting, be sure to set "SP IMP." to "6_Q MIN" beft_re using this unit. For details about the see page 21. Surround speakers Right Left Cen_r speaker Subwoofer Right Front Left speakers (FRONT A) | 11 En • Before connecting terminal to the SPEAKERS A speaker cord is actuall3, a pair of insulated cables running side by side. Cables are coh)red or shaped dilt)mntly, perhaps with a stripe, groove or ridges. Connect the striped (grooved. etc.) cable to the "+" (red) terminals of this unit and your speaker. Connect the plain cable to lhe "" (black) terminals. Remove approximately 10 mm (3/8") of insulation from the end of each speaker cable and then twist the bare wires of the cable together to prevent short circuits. Connecting to the SPEAKER terminals nooat,vo,-, ;,:#,,,,vo<+, 1 Loosen the knob. 2 Insert the bare end of the speaker wire into the hole on the terminal. 3 Tighten the knob to secure the wire. Connecting the banana plug (except Europe, Russia, Korea, and Asia models) The banana plug is a single-pole electrical connector widely used to terminate speaker cables. First, tighten the knob and then insert the banana plug connector into the end of the corresponding terminah Banana plug 12 En Connect one of the type of the audio jack(s) lind/or vide() jack(s) that your input components Audio jacks and cable plugs AUDIO DIGITAL AUDIO © ® /'vVhile) (P.ed) COA_AL @@@ are equipped Video jacks and cable plugs VIDEO COMPONENT VIDEO PR PB Y @ @@@ DIGITAL AUDIO OPTICAL D (Yellow} (Orange} t 1` t with. (P.cd) 1' 1` lBlue) (Green) 1'1`1' I Left and right analog audio cable plugs • Audio jacks This unit has depends three on the Coaxial digital audio cable plug tyws of availability audio Optical digital audio cable plug jacks. of audio jacks Component video cable plug plugs • Video jacks This unit has two types of video j ucks. Connection ConnecTion on your Composite video cable other depends on the availability, of input jacks on your video comporlents. monitol\ AUDIO jacks For conventional analog audio signals transmitted via left and right analog audio cables. Connect red plugs to lhe right jacks and white plugs to the left jacks. VIDEO jacks DIGITAL AUDIO COAXIAL For digital audio signals audio cables. DIGITAL AUDIO transmitted OPTICAL For digital audio signals audio cables. jacks via coaxial digital jacks transmitted For conventional audio analog signals AUDIO digital signals Video signal flow for MONITOR to input PCM, Dolby and anak)g inpul al Ihe digital OUT (REC)jacks signals jacks Digital independently are nol otllpul and with digital rill Output (MONITOR OUT) Input iacks transmitted OUT via optical digibd DTS bkstreams Optical input jacks Ire compatible signals with up to 96 kHz of sampling h'equency. • This unil handles vide() COMPONENT VIDEO jacks For component signals, separated into the luminance (Y) and chrominance (PB, Pr) video signals transmitted on separate wires of component video cables. COMPONENT • You can use the digital composite composite _ideo cables. V,OEO V, OEO PR PB Y @@@ @ PR PB Y -@@@ @ Thus al the The DSI) sign 11is nol ouq_ul II Ihe DVR OUT (RECI jacks | 13 En [l,2,1111f.g_t_f#le_ • HDMI compatibility with this unit Audio signal Audio types signal 2oh. 32-192 u" Bitstream t kHz, CD, bit DVD-Audio, etc DVD-Audio, etc DVD-Video, etc 6oh. 32-192 kHz, 16/2(}/24 bit Dolby HDMI components 16/20/24 Mtflti-ch Line PCM Digital, DTS • HDMI Version 1.2a (High-Definition Multimedia lntertace Specificalion Version 1.2a) licensed by HDMI Licensing, LLC. HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection System) licensed by Digital Contenl Prolectiom LLC. • Wheu CPPM copy-protected DVI) audio is pblyed back, video and audio signals may not be output depending/m the type of the DVD player. • This ulfit is not compatible with HDCPdncompatible HDMI or DVI conlponents • You can check II_epotenlial problenl about [13eHI)MI {unnecfion (see page 36). • ? I)VD-Vkleo, This unit's HDMI interlace is based on file lbllowing standards: • HDMI jack and cable plug Compatible HDMI formats 2oh ISnea= PCM • Audio signal flow HDMI cable • We recommend using an HI)MI cable shorter I_el) with the HDMI logo prinled on it. • Use a conversion cable this unit to other (HDMI jack <_ DVI-D than 5 meier jackl [//connecl DVI components • Audio signals inpul al input jlcks other than fl3eHDMI IN DVI) or HDM] IN DTV/CBL jack o] fllis uni[ cannot be digitally output a_ the HDMI OUT jack • I1you turn oH tile power of the video monitor connected to the HDMI OUT jack via a DVI connectiou. _his unit may lafl t// establish the com_ection to the compouenL Video signal flow Output Input Output HDMI AUDIO oo's ;0'sOO@ ---_ Digital output ...... D- Analog VIDEO output --_• 2 channel as well as multi-channel DTS signals CBL input at the HDMI jack can be output "SUPP()RT • Audio AUDIO 14 En signals AUDIO" at file HDMI is set to "Other" input It the HDMI oulpul jacks. PCM, IN DVD I)olby Digital or HDMI OUT jack and IN DTV/ only when (see page 67), IN jacks are not output at the 116 • I)o not disconnect or connect the cable or turn off the power of _he HDMI conlponents connected to the HDMI OUT jack of [his unh while dam is being [ransl_ned, Doing so may dismpl playback ol cause noise • Input plug @ Through • 000 ,,I*,]llll'4_f_le Connect your TV (or projector) the COMPONENT VIDEO VIDEO MONITOR to the HDMI MONITOR OUT jack, OUT jacks, or tile OUT jack of this unit. • Some video monilors connection connected fail to recognizc Io this ilnit vi_l a DVI the HDMI audio/video signals Make sure that this unit and other components arc unplugged AC wall outlets. HDM] t_om tile indicator • When l HDM[ /!n m//ther HDMI of this unit MENU" signals to play back HI)MI conlponent Use the "SUPPORT to select audio connected tile component AUDIO" signals ol_ this trait or to the HDMI p irameter h'regularly your TV monitor or projector via HDM[ connectkln, OSDaredoes nol sl_mdbv appear¸ mode¸ In such Incase_, c/innect being input ifdiethcy in the IIlis case Ihe the TV m¢/llitol ¸ ol¸ pl (_jeclol ¸ \ia compone111, or video collilec_h!ll • Connect You can choose flashe_ you conncct video II/e inpul source IN I)TV/CBL nlonhor iack connected components to display _o the HI)M] Io the HDMI _he video IN DVD images or on _he OUT jack, OUT iack in SOUND Io play back HDMI mldio (see page 67) HDMI i _id nero ' Video in TV (or projector) indicates recommended indicates alternative connections connections I | 15 En rl.i*,]alal.g_l_l¢t. Make sure that this unit and other components are unplugged flom the AC wall outlets. • Be sule 1o make Ihe same lype ol v]dc'o CO[lilecljol)s made Ior y<mr TV (see page 15) • To make a digilal connection del lult component assigned the correspimding IN" il_ "INPLJT • setting to i componel_t to DIGITAL Ik_r "OPTICAL ASSIGNMENT" od/er INPUT 681 DVD player out _F.j indicates recommended connections indicates alternative connections (One for the video connection, and one for the audio connection) 16 En thin jack. the select IN" or "COAXIAL (see page Connecting a DVD player HDMI as {hose • Connecting a DVD recorder, PVR or VCR DVD recorder, PVR or VCR Connecting a set-top box Satellite receiver receiver, cable TV or HDTV decoder HDMI ou_ = indicates recommended connections indicates alternative connections (One for the video connection, and one for the audio connection) 17 En | Connect file audio components as tPllows. • Connecting a CD player and a CD recorder/MD recorder • When you connect connection, yotlr CD player priority selecl connection component assigned _he corl_sponding to a component to each setting that this unit and other fl'om 1 J the and digital other DIGITAL in "INPUT sure input a_ the DIGITAL -- INPUT jack¸ • To make a digi[al del_ult via analog is given to the signal Make components are unplugged AC wall outlets. indicates recommended indicates alternative connections d_an d_e INDUT jack, connections ASSIGNMENT" (see page 68) ( )plJcal Audioou[ CD recorder or MD recorder otll I CD player • Connecting a multi-format player or an external decoder This unit is equipped with 6 additional input jacks (FRONT L/R. SURROUND L/R, ('ENTER and SUBWOOFER) for discrete multi-channel input from a multi-format player, external decoder or sound processor. Connect the output jacks on your multi-tk_rmat player or external decoder to the MULTI CH INPUT jacks. Be sure to match the left and right output jacks to the left and right input jacks lor the front and surround channels. • When you select the componenl turns off the digital • This unit does you connecl sound connected field processor, not J_direcl signals a 5 1_channel speaker to Ille MULTI inpul al Ihe MULTI syslem CH INPUT and you cannot bel_re rising selecl sound CH INPUT jacks as II_e inpul somce jacks to accommodate this I_ature ° I ...."i = o= _= o & o Multi4ormat player/ External decoder 18En (see page 34). Ihis unit automalically field programs¸ e, o= l_r nlissing speakers. We reconmlend tlla_ Use the VIDEO game console AUX jacks on the ti'ont panel to connect or a video camera a to this unit. Caution I_ J colnpoilenls are unplugged [hOlll the AC wall outlets. Make sure that this unil and other This unit is equipped with the DOCK panel that allows you to connect dock (such as YDS-10, terminal a Yamaha sold separately) adapter (such as YBA-10, Yamaha iPod universal dock or Bluetooth componenls before the volmne making of this unil and other connections. | on the rear iPod universal or Bluetooth sold separately). Be sure to turn down Connect adapter • To reproduce "V-AUX" • When a to the DOCK lerminal on the rear panel of this unit using ils dedicated cable. the source signals input at these iacks, select as II_e input source audio signals }ack and die DOCK ol Ihe inpul signal I. DOCK are input al the AUD[O terminal on the real" panel jacks. PORTABLE die priority order is as lk)lhms: 2 PORTABLE 3 AUDIO mini plug Yamaha iPod universal dock or Bluetooth adapter Audio oulpul Game console or video camera Portable audio player | 19 En rlD2.1111l_g_f_llt, Connecting the wire of the AM loop antenna Open the lever Both FM unit. Connect and tenninals. AM indoor each In general, sufficient signal antennas antenna these are supplied with correctly to the designated antennas should Insert Close the lever this provide strength. 4" See right lot conne_:tion an[ennm hfl _rmalion of tile supplied AM loop Tile wire of the AM loop and you can connecl lerminal. • The AM loop anlenna should be plac;'d • The AM k/op anlenna should airways outdoor • AM A properly _han an iiis[_lll anlenna indoor de_ller Outdoor outdoor one {11_outdoor g{iR1;lha is connected installed If you an[t?nl_l or Sel vice AM away Io dlis anlenna this poor the (Jt?lllel ¸ abotl[ uniL even Assembling does not have any polarhy end oi ¸Ihe wire Io AM or GND the supplied AM loop antenna il: all unlL provides experience C(iTl£tll[ fl'om be connecled, antenna eilher clearer reception reception _'_/'_.._ quality, n_ll_S[ ;l[l[h(iriz(?d Oil[door _liitel_ilas h _3_'t_ antenna U_e _5to10nl(161o33 fl/vin_l-co_ered wire ex[ellded Otl/dools [rol_l I willdow AM loop antenna (supplied) Indoor FM antenna (supplied) The lypes depending ol Ihe supplied AM loop antenna Once all connections ;_re complete, into the A.C wall outlet. I I I I I is diflulent on fl_e models¸ plug the power (U.S.A. (U.S.A. model) Ground (GND terminal) F(_I i_aximul/i saJety antemla Ienninal (';ND gl'otln d is a met_ll and millimum lc_ a good strike driven JIIIL.IJel'ell_ e_ c(_nl_ecl earth into moisl gromld A good the eal_h earth Power cable 20 En model) cable • Caution [f you are to use 6 ohm spe_kers, set "SP IMP." to "6___MIN" as follows BEFORE using INs unit. Turning on this unit Press @STANDBY/ON on this unit. (or @POWER) to turn F, 1 Press @STANDBY/ON on the front panel to set this unit to the standby mode. Refer to the right colmnn for details. When belOl'e • 2 Press and hold @TONE CONTROL then press @STANDBYION unit, ),ou (his turn on uni( tin dlis mill Ihere repl,>duce will be a 4 (o 5 se_'ond dela 5 gourd Set this unit to the standby mode and to turn on this This unit turns on, ;rodfl_ead'_mced setup menu appears in lhe front panel display. Press @STANDBY/ON this unit to the standby (or @STANDBY) to set mode, In the standby mode. this unit consumes a small mnount of power in order to receive conlrol. infimed signals from the remote While holding TO_%CO"TROL down 3 Press @PROGRAM IMP.", <_/_> to select "SP "SP IMP." mM the current speaker impedance setting ("8f_ MIN") appear in the fi'ont panel display. 4 Press @STRAIGHT "6_ _.MIN", 5 Press @STANDBYION repeatedly to select to save the new setting and turn off this unit. The selting 5ou made is rellecled nexl lime you turn on d/is uniL | 21 En rlD2=qafa{.g_llt. The XM and SIRIUS SIRIUS indicalor indica(o_ ligh(s is only up only when applicable 'XM" to Ihe U.S.A. or 'SIRIUS" k. DVR- and Canada is selecled models and the cursor on Ihe leli of the XM indicalor o] as (he input source DTV/CBL IpDVD DOCK_NHARCER_- I_MD/CD-R I_CD NER YPAO L. YPAO OR¥ , VIRTUA_I AUTOTUNED $TERE0,_ IMUTE LJLIdB _LD__ E.......... ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| |||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| ||||| B ............................... _ HDMI Lights indicator input at the HDMI @ @ up when the signal DOCK Lights of the selected IN jacks indicator iPod universal connected your iPod in a Yamaha dock (such as YDS-10, to the DOCK page 19) and V-AUX Ymnaha Bluetooth Bluetooth is in the paring adaptor component adaptor and the Bluetooth (see page 59). up while the connected is connected Yamaha m the Bluetooth or SIRIUS pages 43 lo 56). Bluetooth component (see Satellite Radio tuning mode (see @ MUTE indicator and VOLUME level indicator • The MUTEindicator flashes while the MUTE function • @ is on (see page 35). Indicates the current volumelevel. PCM indicator up when this unit is reproducing Modulation) the Bluetooth indicators up when this unit is in the FM. AM, XM Satellite Radio Lights (see page 59) or the is searching Tuner Lights unit (see as the input source. (such as YBA-l 0, sold separately) component sold separately) terminal orthis is selected Flashes while the connected adaptor is (see page 14). up when you station Lights input source ||| digital PCM (Pulse Code audio signals. @ Decoder indicators The respective indicator lights up when any of the decoders of this unit timcfion. page 19). @ ENHANCER indicator Lights up when the Compressed Music Enhancer mode is selected (see page 38). @ Input source indicators The corresponding cursor lights up to show lhe currenlly selected input source. Z _ YPAO Lights indicator up when you run "AUTO SETUP" speaker settings any modifications 22 En set in "AUTO SETUP" (see page 24). illld when the are used without @ Headphone indicator Lights up when headphones are connected (see page 35). @ SP A B indicators Light up according to the set of thontspeakers actiwtted (see page 33). SP A: The FRONT A speakers are activated. SP B: The FRONT B speakers are activated. ,'I*,]afal_i_ftle @ CINEMA Lights DSP indicator up when you select field program VIRTUAL Lights a CINEMA DSP sound (see page 39). • Using the remote control The remote control trnnsmits u directional infl'mxxlray. Be sure to aim the remote control directly al the remote control sensor on this unit during operation. indicator up when Virtual CINEMA DSP is active (see page 39). SILENT CINEMA indicator Lights up when headphones sound field program are connected is selected and u (see page 39). Approximately 6 m (20 ft) d_ Multi-information display Shows tile name of tile curren_ sound field progrmn and other intimnation when adjusting or changing settings. @ SLEEP indicator Lights up while the sleep timer is on (see page 37). @ Input channel and speaker indicators _LtI 9 h]dicalol Infrared Outputs infrared conlponent _2 I c e indicl{ol3 channel componenls digital input signah • Light up or flash according speakers signals. Aim this window at the operate. set the remote col_[fo] codes ior other conlponents, see page 75. indicators • Indicate the channel control you want to 4;: To Input window of the current to the settings when this unit is in the automatic procedure (see page 24) or the speaker procedure in the "SP LEVEL" of the setup level setting (see page 65). • Do not spill water or other • DO I_o[ drop • Do not leave ol conditions: [he rePilo[e liquids on the rcmo_e control con[l'ol or store the _mote places of high humidity, places of high [empera[Llle. such places of exll'eillely control in the l_lllo_ing types as near a ba_h such as ilear a heater or s[ove low temperaltll'eS dus_y places I 23 En This unit elnploys troublesome the YPAO ('_.unaha listening-based optimizer microphone environment. speaker collects Parametric setup Room Acoustic and achieves mid this unit analyzes highly the sound during that it is normal the "AUTO • To achieve the best results, possible while die "AUTO (here is (oo mtlch I_)r loud test tones SETUP" _ll]lblellt technology sound your speakers 2 • Be advised Optimizer) accurate which lets you avoid adjustments produce automatically. The supplied in your actual listening Connect the supplied optimizer microphone to the OPTIMIZER MIC jack on the front panel, to be output pr_cedt_=_ make sure the room is a_ quiet as SETUP" procedu_ is in p_g_ss IJ ¸ ii()ise, (he re_ld(s may i1(1( be satisl_ctory _u can run "AUTO in the OSD OSD SETUP" using the system or in the fl_nt panel illustrations to explain display the "AUTO This menu manual SETUP" that appears uses the ZL procedure¸ Optimizer microphone .................. I_ 1 Make sure of the following check points. The tollowing displa), appears in the OSD. RUTO SETUP Befl)re starting the automatic etup, check the lk)lh_'aing check points, Speakers are connected appropriately. ..l SETUP ....... ÷ 5TARt Headphones are disconnected from this unit. This unit and the video nlonitor are turned on. _UTO PPoce_sing o£ all i_en [4J/[_J_Selec_ {_1 This unit is selected the video monitor. {..l The connected volmne as the video input source subwooli_r is turned of on and the 3 level is set 1o about half way (or slightly less). The crossover frequency controls of the connected subwooli_r is set to the maxinmm. Place the optimizer microphone at your normal listening position on a flat level surface with the microphone heading upward, Optimizer microphone VOLUME J Controls CRC_SOV£R _ _ t HIGH¢IjT of a subwoofer (example) FRONT A speakers are selected as the fi'ont speaker system (see page 33). The room is suftSciently quiet. It is recommended {l_at you use 1 tripod (etc) to affix the optimizer microphone al the same height as your ears would when allached you are seated screw ol a tripod 1o the I_ipod (_qc), 24 En in your listening (elc) posilion, be You can use Ihe I1! fix Ihe oplimizer microphone Make sure that "SETUP" and the pointer is set to "AUTO" is pointing at "START". 4£ You um also s{'le{'l [he folha_ h3g setup med3ods. In [his case. press @_ to select "SETUP", press @<:1 / 1> to selecl d_e one o[ {he Ik)llo'Mng choices and {hen selecl 'START" Choices: AUTO, RELOAD, • Selecl "AUTO" UNDO, to automatically settings settings. • Select "UNDO" and override the previous to start the setup procedure. This unil starts the auto setup procedure. Loud test tones are output from each speaker during the auto setup procedure. Once all items are set, the result display appears in the OSD. • During operation the auto setup l?_x)cedt_re, do not peril)tin to undo • We recommend Ihe auto selup getting out of [i_e Jx_om while 1his unit is in procedul_? settings. 'RELOAD" or "UNDO" is available only _q/en 5ou have l?revi_msly run "AUTO SETUP" and confirn_ed the result_ Press @V to select "START" and then press @ENTER to start the setup procedure. The t_)llowing message appears in the OSD. NOTICE tones ape Please keep _uiet or" leaue Ehe r'oor,i. PPess ]1 takes approxima[ely the au[o 3 minu{es selup procedure. the last "AUTO SETUP" to the initial factory Loud test OL_tPUE, any on this uniL I_r this unit to complete settings and restore tl_e previous setlings. • Select "DEFAULT" to reset the "AUTO SETUP" parameters Press @ENTER DEFAULT run the entire "AUTO SETUP" procedure. • Select "RELOAD" to reload the last "AUTO SETUP" 6 This unit pedi_rms Speaker the R_llowing checks: wiring/volume Checks which speakers polarity of each speaker. level biiRiHG.,[_EUEL are connected Also checks and the and adjusts the volume level of each speaker. Speaker distance [::,i!!;[i:ii{{::E Checks the distance of each speaker lhom the listening position and adjusts the timing of each channel. Speaker size '!!;iZE Checks the frequency re ponse of each speaker and sets the appropriate low-frequency crossover tZ_reach channeh [ENTER] Before proceeding next operation Once )ou perform the next operation, this unit starts lhe automatic setup procedure. For more accurate measurements, keep quiet and move to the wall where speakers are not around. We recommend that you leave the listening room during the automatic setup brocedllre. | 25 En The display changes as tollows. 7 %EFJ _:2!JR........................................................ Press @L_ and setup results @ENTER to display the in detail. g4UTO SETUP....... ÷ START 8 Aut c,h_tic Rioters n9 o_ al item Press @<q / _> repeatedly the setup [ENTERJ: Stare ._ t result to toggle between displays, Results of the speaker connection and wiring RUTO SETrlR Results of the speaker distance from the listening position D4ITIb?LIZ INS ÷ [d!RING/LEUEL [:,IETAREE SIZE UR!T!NG -[±]!E:it Results of the speaker size 1 g4ClT 0 SETUP RESULT SP : S,2,8.1 bIST: .... o_/o Jr LUL : -_ _dB ÷ :_EET E_RCEL ,_ Results of the speaker output level ............................ The results displayed Number under "RESULT" of speakers are as lollows. II you arc not satislied adjust each parameter, :!;F:' with die resuhs run "MANUAL or _ant to malmaliy SETUP" (see page 61) Displays the number o1 speakers connected to this unit in the R_llowing order: Front/B ack/Subwooti_r The Speaker distance [;q !!;T Displays the speaker distance longer fiom the listening in lhe R)llowing order: Closest distance/Farthest speaker Speaker Displays level speaker procedme, • If a J=error details, appears speaker occurs during level dtlring SETUP" procedure. messages appears Press @ENTER de[ ending restlhs ma) be on Ihe _peaker_ to return to the result 3/2/8.1 3=2 3.5h -2/+2dB ERNEEL [ENTER J: Detai i the "AUTO SETUP" appeals" potential 'WARNING" (see page 27) problems are output procedtlrc, and an error screen scleen o_g?;!_ gg%!L]; ................................... + RESULT SP : [:'I ST: LULi >SET the lesfing in step 4, no test tones is canceled see 'II an error ol ¸ yoor in lhe '"DISTANCE" dislance order: output fi'om step 4 Ibis unil delecls 26 En level in the following level/Highest 'REI.OAD" setup procednre • When oulput ERROR" JeslaH select{'J displayed Ihe ac{oal display, output • If"E-9:[NTERNAL • If you 9 distance Ihan characlerislic_ position L.iJ[ the speaker Lowest speaker distances appears the For on page 27 during and the numheJ Ihe 'AUTO ol warning qTlltTr/_dtaT![tLla4_,z_._YJg_l/ril_ 10 Press @V and then press @<:1 / L> to select "SET" or "CANCEL". Choices: SET, CANCEL • Select 'SET" to confirm tile 'AUTO SETUP" results. • Select "CANCEL" to cancel the "AUTO SETUP" results. The top "SET MENU" display appearsin the OSD. t[|q,.- = • If"WARNING" appears When this unit detects potential problems during the "AUTO SETUP" procedure. "WARNING' appears in the result display. Check tile warning messages to correct your speaker settings. _,Varllhlgs "AUTO 11 Press@ENTERto confirmyourselection. t,_A.omml_-a,_la* 1 SET HENU differ SETUP" h'OI]I errors il] (ha( warllhlgs do nol callcel Ihe prucedure Make sure the pointer is pointing at "WARNING" and then press @ENTER to display the detailed information about the warning. Tile number on the right of "WARNING" indicates tile [ltlmbel of warning messages. TOP HENU ÷ -RUTO SETUP =H_qHU_L SETUP - SIGH_qL IHFO [ENTER]:Enter _qLITOSETUP 12 Press _ MENU 13 Disconnect the optimizer microphone from this unit. ÷ bl_RHIHG,:2 > RESULT SP : 3¸¸2¸/0 , _, _. _1,i LULi -2/+2dB >SET CFIblCEL [_] ,IT] :UP "Doi,ir_ [ ENTEP,J _Det_ ii to exit from "SET MENU". The optinfizer microl3hone is sensitive to heat. Keep it away' from direct sunlight and do not place it on top of this unit. 2 Press @<_ / _ repeatedly to toggle between the warning displays. rJRRH[HG II yoo change speakers, speaker posilions, or die layoul ol your bI-I:OUTOF PHRSE Reuer_e ch3nne_ FL --CEHTER 5L --- listening environment, run "AUTOSETUP" again Io r,'calibrale yore system • If an error screen appears [4 J,[}]_SeleI:t [ENTER]:RetuPn Press @_ / V / <3 / L> to select "RETRY" or "EXIT" and then press @ENTER. The lk)llowing display is ;in example where "E-8:USER CANCEL" appears in the OSD. a_ • For details IIx/ut each _arning message, see the "AUTO SETUP" section in "Tioubleshooting" on page 84 • When the corresponding warning message is not applicable to a speaker. " " is displayed instead ERROR ÷ E-8:USER Cg4HC:EL Can't detect sigr1_! at H!C hRETRY 3 Press @ENTER to return to the result display. EXIT [EHTER]:EnLer Choices: RETRY, EXIT Select "RETRY" to retry the "AUTO SETUP" procedure. Select "EX[T" to exit fl'om the "AUTO SETUP*' procedure. I 27 En This unit is equipped with 17 preset SCENE templates lor various situations of using this unit. As the initial t)lctory setting, tile l_>llowing SCENE templates are assigned to each SCENE button: 2 Press @INPUT <_ / _- (or press @AMP and then press @ <_/_-) to select the desired template, SCENE 1: DVDViewing SCENE 2: Disc Listening SCENE 3: TVViewing SCENE 4: Radio Listening Front panel If you want to use other SCENE templates, you can select the desired SCENE templates from the SCENE template librmy and assign tile templates to the selected SCENE buttons on the fl'ont panel and the remote control. Select the desired template or Q SCENE ) Remote control '%jj_ I=%=tl I= _. t !1 ==._ I:!="M _'_• =:,':_ I I !'t " =:.'M,! Assignthe SCENE SCENE template (Image) templatetothe SCENE button library 3 Press the @SCENE (or @SCENE) button again to confirm the selection. The selected SCENE template is assigned to the buttolL s.AK_ % Press and hold the desired @SCENE (or @SCENE) button for 3 seconds• The indicator on the selected SCENE button on the front panel starts It) flash, _mdlhe name of lhe currently assigned SCENE template appears in the fl'ont panel display. 3 seconds Front panel 3 seconds ! Flashes 28 En Remote control or Remote Front panel Once Ihe desiJed corresponding SCENE SCENE sowce ol tlae SCENE l)J delails (emplates bllllolls, lemphlte are assigned control to (lie you may need 1_)sel tl_e inpul on Ihe Jemote conlrol. See page 32 Which SCENE template would you like to select? Which source do you like to play back? Video Which component do you like for playback? DVD sources SCENE Default SCENE buttons templates DVD Viewing (DVD video, Recorded video) DVD Movie Viewing DVD Live Viewing Music discs (CD, SACD or DVD-Audio) DVR DVR Viewing DVD Disc Hi-fi Listening Music Disc Listening Disc Listening CD CD Hi-fi Listening CD Listening CD Music Radio Listening Listening Radio programs XM TUNER SIRIUS iPod or Bluetooth component XM Listening (FM/AM) _ Dock Listening Listening DOCK TV programs Video SIRIUS TV Viewing _ DTV/CBL H TV Sp°rts _ V-AUX' _ Game ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] I I I Viewing I games When iPod is coTin¢c[ed Io [he Yamaha iPod tmiveJsal dock or a Bluelooth plays back _he audio sources input _1_the DOCK lerminal, component Playing is con netted I to d_e Bkleloolh adapler, Ihis unh a_ Y_I can crea_e your original SCENE tenlpla_es by editing [he preset SCENE _nlplates See p_lge 31 l_r delail_ | 29 En • Preset SCENE templates descriptions The illustrations of the SCENE template DVD SCENE button Input in the source Playback indicate the assigned SCENE mode buttons in the default DVD MOVIE Movie Dramatic Live Viewing DVD MUSIC Pop/Rock Select Ibis SCENE tempb.e video on your DVD playeJ wt_en you enjoy Ihe musi DVR MOVIE Movie Dramatic Selecq fllis SCENE templale _our digilal video rucolder wllen you play bmk DIRECT Viewing Hi-fi Listening DVD MUSIC DiSC DVD DISC Listening Hi-fi CD Listening MUSIC XM Listening Listening Listening SIRIUS Listening Dock Listening STEREO 2ch Stereo setting. Features VJewJRg DVR CD table Movie DVD CD tbllowhtg Selec_ this SCENE your DVI) player template when you play back nlovies on live movies on Selec_ fllis SCENE template when you enjoy tile high fidelily sotmd of tile music discs on youl DVI) player. Sele*'l Ibis SCENE tenlplale when you play bmk nlusic di_s on yore DVD pklyel CD DIRECT Selecl Ibis SCENE templale when you enioy the high fidelity sound ol the music discs on yotn C[) player CD STEREO 5oh Stereo Selecl I]]is SCENE ten]pklle wilen you play back music discs on your CD player as file backgEound muic CD STEREO 2oh Stereo Select this SCENE templam on your (I) player XM SIRIUS DOCK when you play back music somce MUSIC ENHANCER 5oh Enhancer Selec_ Ibis SCENE Radio proglanls MUSIC 5ch Selec_ I]lJs SCENE templale Radio proglanls when you enjoy SIRIUS Salelble Seiecl when ENHANCER Enhancer MUSIC ENHANCER 5ch Enhancer I]]is SCENE otll ¸ iPod g hl_ fflolb staliOlled compoilelll tenlplate ten]plale when you enjoy XM Satellite in a Yalllaha you iP(xl ]lla[ is c(llllle_qed play back ti[livelsal music dock (m ol ¸ Io file Bh[e[oolb adapler !! !i_i i!iiil iiii!i _ii!_i!i ¸ii!iii!i _iii!_i _i!il i!iill !i_!i_iil _i_iiiii iiiii iii_iil _ili!il i!i!il _!i!_i i_i!il i_!i!_i i_i!il i_!i!i i_i!il i_!i!i i_i!il i_!i!i i_ _ii _i_ i ,_,_+_i_+_+_,_,,_ +i it, i,++! !+! +! +! +++++_ ++! ++! +++++++++ ++ ++ ++ TV Sports Viewing DTV/CBL ENTERTAINMENT TV Sports Game Playing 30 En V-AUX ENTERTAINMENT Game Select this SCENE templale wllen you enjoy sporls programs template when you play video games on yore TV Selecl Ibis SCENE t=dt'_ill_i, 3 Press @AMP llii'v'_r_l_l._lg:aTri_t ._ and then @/\ / V to select the desired parameter of the SCENE template and then @<_ / _> to select the desired value You can create your original SCENE You can refer to the preset button. templates to create SCENE the original templates SCENE tot each of the selected parameter. You can adjust the Ik_llowiIIg parameters t_r a SCENE template: 17 SCENE templates. • Customizing the preset SCENE templates Use this t)ature to customize the pleset SCENE lemplates. Select a SCENE template Create the original template • INPUT: • MODE: SCENE • NIGHT: SYSTEM: SCENEtemplate library The input source component The active sound field programs. STRAIGHT or DIRECT mode (see pages 39 and 41) The nighl listening mode setting (see page 42) Keeps the cunent night listening mode. CINEMA: Sets the night listening mode to the C[NEMA mode. MUSIC: Sets the night listening mode to the MUSIC mode. I (Image) 4 Assign Press the @SCENE the edit, button again to confirm to the SCENE button a_ An asterisk ] Turn on the video monitor connected to this mark (*) appears by die name of die original SCENE tempi _te unit. 2 Press and hold the desired @SCENE for 3 seconds, button The SCENE template customizing screen appears on the video monitor. • Once the desired SCENE templates are _ssigned to die corJesponding @SCENE bultons, you muy need to sel Ihe input sonrce ol Ihe SCENE lemplale on the remote conlrol page 32 I2yrdetails • You can create a customized SCENE _empla_e lor each See (g_SCENE button, and if you cleave another customized SCENE lemplale, this unit overwriles the old customized SCENE templale wilh the new one • The newly crealed lemplale is only av dlable iol the assigned @SCENE button. 3 seconds • When the SCENE templale you want to customi/_ is not assigned to any of the @SCENE buttous, press @AMP and then press (fi_<:_/ t>- repeatedly to recall the desir_'d SCENE temphm, on tht" menu screen Renaming the SCENE templates Select the name of the SCENE template at step 3 of "Customizing the preset SCENE templates" and then press @ENTER, • • • • Press@/\ / V to select the desired character: Press @<:1 / C> to place " "(underscore) under the space or the desired character. Press @RETURN to cancel the new name. Press @)ENTER to confirm the new name. 31 en | • Controlling the input source components in the SCENE mode Youcan opel'ale both this unit mid the input source component by using the remote control. You]nust set the appropriate remote control code 12)reach input source in advance (see page 75). 1 2 Press the desired @SCENE remote control, button on the to control the input source component of the selected SCENE template. -- SCENE These bLlllons coiltl'o] tile ]n])l]l SOtll'ce conlpollelll fol" de{ails of the JuIlcti(>ll (>]_each bu{ioll 32 En Setting input source of the customized SCENE template on the remote control If you customize tile input source of the selected SCENE template, you must set the input source of the SCENE template on the remote control to operate the input source component correcdy. Press and hold the _SCENE button and the desired input selector button (@) for 3 seconds. Press the desired buttons in the * area below .... • bunons See page 74 P=essthe @SCENE buttonagai. {ooperaie the input source component Caution 5 Extreme caution shouM be exercised when you play back CDs encoded in DTS. If you play back a CD desired output level. encoded in DTS on a DTSqncompatible CD player, you will only hear some unwanted noise that may damage your speakers. supports CDs encoded Check whether your CD player in DTS. Also, check the sound output level of your CD player CD encoded in DTS. 1 before Rotate @VOLUME (or press _VOLUME +/-) to adjust the volume to the 6 you play back a Press @PROGRAM <_/_> repeatedly (or press @AMP and then @ PROG <_ / _> repeatedly) to select the desired sound field program. The name of the selected sonnd fieM progranl appears in the lront panel display. See page 38 for details about sound field programs. Turn on the video monitor connected to this unit, IF{U=..-+.Li:::= L-q'*-:::H q -:::+ !.- £ L.-, k 2 Currently Press@SPEAKERS repeatedly to select the front speakers you want to use, selected surroundfield program The respective speaker indicators lights up in the t?ont panel display. • Choose a sound field program based on your listening 3 Press @INPUT pre_2?lR?l_CQ <_/_> repeatedly (or press one of the input selector buttons (@)) to select the desired input source, The name of the cunel]tl_ selected input source appears in the front panel display t_r a Ii:w seconds. Available input sources l I_O[ 113eB?ly • Whe n you select the last sound o1_ [he name of the pl'ogralll an inpu[ SOreR:e, this uni[ automatically field program used with the corl_spondhlg selects input SOtll'Ce • Sound field connecled programs cannot to Ihe MULTI be selected CH INPUT when jacks the componen[ is selected as [lle inpu[ source/see page 34). • When PCM signals wid/a sampling l?eqLlency higher than 48 kHz are input, this trait is automatically set tothe _'STRAIGHT*' mode (see page 39) • To display in_>rnlationabout the currently selected input sou=re in tl_eOSD. see page 36 I_>rde[ails /..................................... 1 , i,i'{r" IL U i ,= LJL,_-_ , • T Currently selected A quick guide to contents input source See When you want to... page Start playback on the selected component or select a broadcast station. • Ret_r to the operating instructions for the source component. • See page 43 l_r details about FM/AM tnning instructions. • See page 46 for details about XM Satellite Radio tuning instructions. • See page 51 t_r details about SIRIUS Satellite Radio tuning instructions. Enloy high qualily sound 41 Adjusl the Ional qtmlit_ Oi Ihe h'ont speakers 41 Adlusl Ihe paranlelets 40 ol sound IieM ploglams Lnjov the sources vd_h a _idc d_narnic range a_ nigh_ 42 Use headpimnes 35 Sek'ct a decodc_ Aulomati_ally Io pla_ back sotnces _ith se{ Ihis unil 1o the slandby 39 m{xle _7 | 33 En r_'frptrm;- This unit tleature crones (audio with input jacks when more same input source. a variety jack than of input select) one jacks. to switch input jack Use this between is assigned input to as the Use this feature to selecl MULTI CH INPUT setting the audio • You can adiust tile deiauh using "AUDIO SELECT" audio input jack input jack in 'OPTION select _o "AUTO" selecl Ill Ihis unil by MENU"/see SELECT connected to the 18) as the input <_ / _ repeatedly (or press @AMP and then @MULTI MULTI CH. CH IN) to select "MULTI CH" appears in the tront p;mel display. plge 71 } Use Press @AUDIO (see page source. Press @INPUT • We recommend in mosI cases. the component jacks (or press @AMP and "MLILTI parameters CH SET" l(!r MULTI menu CH in 'INPUT INPUT (Ree MENU" paoe to set the 69) then @AUDIO SEL) repeatedly to select the desired audio input jack select setting. Available Tile input signals input sources processing. die nigh_ listening il_ptl[ SOUl_2e T Currently selected audio input lack select setting '..utomatic lily sekcts hlpul signals in th_ Iolh_wing order: /l ) HDMI/2) Digital signals 131 Analog sign_lls }-][)['] .."- Selecls only HDMI signals When HDMI sigllals are [iol hlpuI, i1o soulld is Olltpul CL-Ii:i::'{.-"L-I[:"[" Selects only digilai signals When no signals are inpul, no sotmd is outpul i:[i,]i:[[..i])iTi Selecls only analog signals II no zlnalog signals are inpul, no sound is outpul This ]_aturc is not avail lble when no digital inl?Ut]lcks (OPTICAL, COAXIAL and HDMI) are assigned¸ In addition, HDMI i_ not available as an audio inpu_ jack _elect setting when die HDM[ IN DVD and HDMI IN DTV/CBL jacks al_ no_ u_ed. Use "INPUT ASSIGNMENT" in "INPUT MENU" Io reassign tile respective inpu_ jack (see p_ge 68) 34 En ire amplified Thcr_/re, and outptlt you cannot mode. etc while activale MULTI directly sound will/out sound field programs. CH i_ selected _ls dlc _r_mP.g# You can display the operating infommtion of this trait on a video monitor. 1 Connect a pair of headphones with a stereo analog audio cable plug to the PHONES jack on the front panel. Turn on the video monitor connected to this unit, 2 Press _ DISPLAY. The current status screen appears in the OSD. STRTUS UOLi-4OdB DUD Houie Uieuing HOUIE Mouie Spaciou_ INPUT: DUD R,SEL: HbHI NI_HT:CINEHR _HID> [DISPL_V]!ST_TOS OFF a_ xl_)tl can se]ec[ [he am()ul][ o] time t[la[ [hi = till-l-eli[ Slillus 1£ displayed "OPTION in file OSD MENU" by using the "OSD-AMP" parameIer in (see page 70) The OSD signal is not output a_ the DVR VIDEO OUT jacks and will nol be recorded¸ When you select is autonlatically • When a sound yon connect speaker field plogmm, activated headphones, Digital no signals and DTS atldio lel!t and right headphone Press _)MUTE _)MUTE mode a=> outpu_ at the again to resume i'e tlllle the radio • You can adiust al_ nlixed d(_ n Io _he the audio output, @VOLUME _l-press _:_VOLUME +/- I(, output the nluting parameleJ in "SOUND • The MUTE indicalor level by using MENU" flashes Otllptl{ iS muted when signals channels. to mute the audio output. Press • You can also romle display CINEMA _erminals • All Dolby atld]o SILENT (see page 39 ) the audio in Ille lronl panel and disappe output the "MUTE TYPE" (see page 66). display when the u's Irol]J tile l)'ont panel is resumed. | 35 En r_,,q, Fm;1¸ You can combine a video image from a video source with sound from an audio source. For example, you can enjoy listening to classical music while viewing beautiful scenery from the video source on the video monitor. Press the input selector buttons (@) control to select a video source and then an audio source, Audio sources Video sources • You can also select <'MULTICH" as die audio source (see page 34) Pwss @AMP and tllen press @MULTI CH IN, • Set_lle<'BGV"par;unewr inthe =MULTICH SET" menl] to the" lesired setting t//select the"delault hackground _ideo input somceor theMUI.TI CH INPUT sources!seepage69) .... appears h_tormat h/l_ • Video when this unit cannot F)pe ol lll_ source _icko signals md lhe _kleo signals ()Llll)tll II Ihe HDMI OUT jack Press @AMP and then _MENU, The lop +'SET MENU" display appears in the OSD. the col'respolidiiig information H[?H ."-- S _ i'-_'-_i:_i.. You can display the R)rnlat.sampling fl'equency, channel, bit rate and flag data of the current input signal. display H[:,Vi ..'_{-_c]3[-: ol this tlllil Ilestlhilionol theHDMIsignalshllXltol oulpul Will, II Ihu HI)MI H[:,N.."_{-7[;f:-:Og: (Only whenerror [Eliot message is detected) eiro_ and message" IN/( lacks )UI l_n HDMI soulces ol Ihis ol colmecledHDMIdevices See "'HDMI l_>l"details SET HENU TOP HEHU ÷ -_tUT0 SE'iUP < FIg4FIL]_qL SETUP - S!GNRL IHF0 [EN_ER]:Enter Press @V repeatedly to select "SIGNAL INFO" and then press @ENTER. The audio intbrmalion about the input source appears in the OSD. .... appears when this unit cannot display hlh>lmalion, HDMI error and message L?l:;t.._J.t..;l:; i.lt._7.l_ The numl)er ol Ihe connecled HDMI COIllpoflelllS Press @<_ / _> to toggle between the audio and video information displays. 4 Press _MENU MENU". 36 En again to exit from "SET IS O\el Ihu limil Hi.?L:i-"i......... :.=_.r_.L._:HD(t ) aulhenlicalion lailed OUT OF _[_[[]_-_; = "]'hc: coIIIl_'Ch=J with 3 the correspondhlg Ih¢ IllOllilor i{<;ohilion ol is Ilol coinpalible the. illpUl _ideo signal Use this fealure standby mode to automalically after a certain set this unit to the amount of time. Press @AMP and then press _SLEEP repeatedly to set the amount of time. Each time you D_ss _SLEEP, the thont panel display changes as shown below. The SLEEP indicator flashes while you are switching the amount of time fi)r the sleep timer. Once the sleep timer is set, the SLEEP indicator lights up in the lhont panel display, and the display returns to the selected sound field program. • To cancel @gLt=t=P tile sleep thner, Jepeatedly press @AMP until "SLEEP and then press OFF" appears in the l)'ont panel display • The sleep timer setdng can also be canceled by pressing @STANDBY/ON standby (or @STANDBY I to set this trait to the mode I 37 En This trail is equipped with a variety of precise digital decoders thai allow you to enjoy multi-channel playback ti'onl ahnost any stereo or multi-channel sound source. • When you select the lasl sound an inpul soma:e, field program this unh used automatically selecls with _he corresponding input SOUICe Press @ PROGRAM then press ._PROG <1 / _- (or press @AMP <1/_> repeatedly), and • Sound fiekl pin,grams connected The name of the selected sound field program appears in the fi'ont panel display. i_p_ll source • When cannot to tile MULTI PCM be selected CH INPUT when the component jack_ is selected as the frequency than 48 (see page 34) signals kHz a=_ input, with a sampling this unit is autonlatica]ly higher set to the "STRAIGHT" mode (see page 39) Choose a sound not merely CINEMA concert¸ DSP The processing sound 0n [he vivldlless illsllllll_el_t8 MUSIC field progranl on the name This progranl field reproduces of vocals based on your of the program pi_sems all image Ihe spaciousness oll the slage alld lislening prel_rence. itselJ of pop, of a massive rock, ol jazz pavilion with solo illstr th/lell ts alld the bea[s live an enlphasis of l'hyt hill CINEMA DSP processing This sound fieki is suitable for cl lssic ai=dorchestr d music The progranl uses dala collected ill a large concerl hall in Munich You can enjoy delicale and H.---i]. _ beatltilu] leverbera[iOll alld a i_l_!]eslic almogphere •_'._iZZ CINEMA DSP processing The sound lield is suitable _r jazz and fusion music¸ I! uses data collected m a thmous jazz club in New York¸ You can enjoy clear reverberalion {!i.Effg_? CINEMA DSP processing You can enjoy dynamic and thrilling sound effecls as you play games¸ The program lets you leel the depth and three-dimensional surrounding sounds oil he field where you are playing, and offers cinemaqike surroundhlg sound e fl_cls for Ihe scenes of I_lOVleS ENTERTAINMENT MOVIE STEREO T[.J '!!i[:"O i-"_.'Z. CINEMA DSP plocessing. You can enjoy sports re]ays bloadca t in sleleo and _adety shows wilh a 1i_¢ soulld el_vil'()l_lnelll Fol sport l'ela'¢s the voices of coffll]]enl ffor_;al_d all iloullCel'S conic cJe lily l1"o1_1 t[l_ C_I1[_r; the cheers and atl3losphere ill IJl¢ sl/adiu nl spl'e ld around within i conliortable iange, and you can It-el like is if you me in tile stadimn HOL._7.@ '.:_i F:'._iC. - OLi'Z. CINEMA DSP processing The sound lield is suitable lo_ movies with an emph Isis on DxtaculaJ _lund elle Is. and is a peffccl lh with I wide screen The progr m_ ieproduces a wide dyn lmic i allg_ l]om 13lillimtlnl sound ellects Io p(g_el fuI sounds , ,._...._i,..."_ _.-=P_"--=r== bi,-,_ ._===._= :=÷ -.._...i=" C'INEMA DSP pro c'ssing This somld field is also suitable fol movies widl m emphasis on three-dilllensJolla] sound elIects Ii lesllaJlls rev¢lberalJoll 1o all ll_od_r lle exIellt, but l_,ploduces SOtllld ellects and backgl ound i_ltlSiCill a sol(, gl l'ee_dh_lellsioll i] mallller wll]l ¢hli_} _lld ¢e11_¢Iorienlation of _OiC_Sts pl_o_s "2.C.i'- ':_I_..=_:=D.=_:=O Dowmni×es mulfi-d_ mnel sources to 2 ct_annel ot phys back 2-ch mnel somces a they me .... _)C._-i '2_i_._=_"_=() (_'INEMA DSP processing Usii=g ltlis progl lm incle lses ltle listening posilio== rmge This is a sound IieJ(l suitable for background music at parties Selec_ these pmg_ m_s t()play b_ck _ompression _itif _cl (such _s _he MP3 fom_al) in 2-cjlalllle] or 5-c]lalllld steleo This ploglanl ¢llh IllCeSgotll ]J lelling exI',eliellce by "2.C._- En}-i._ii-iC..=:-=D _:._ .- i r-... ..u_.r i:.r ir_......... i.::ir i_...'_-= r• MUSIC ENHANCER leg_ll_l'a_illg The sound []eld attila] concel'l direction¸ 38 En prograHis hall music o1: this Llni[ \el/ue, movie _lre retie ilions thealer etc o] l'eil]-V_or]d Thus _[l_ l]liS_illg acouslic VOtl may llolice h_l'll]Ollics envh'ollHlellls varialion,; in I col3]pl'_sSiOll n]lde allJlacl ]'l'/)l_l ill Ihe slrellglh precise I]le[iSlllelllel_tS of Ihe ref]ecliolls conlil/_ laken ill the Irol_l each • Enjoying standard 2-channel decoders sources using the • Signals input from 2-cfiannel sources can also be played back on multi-channels. Press @AMP repeatedly and then to select press @SUR. You can select fi'om the I_)llowing decoders the type of source DECODE a decoder, you are playing on depending and your personal preference. F'V'O k.O_i+Z [)olb_ Pro L(!gic processing lor in5 sources Dolby F'Li i Ho_-_.:-:.e movie PIx) Ix)gic II processing sources Using sound field programs surround speakers (Virtual CINEMA DSP) Virtual CINEMA DSP allows you to m_ioy the CINEMA DSP programs without surround speakers by creating virtual speakers. If you set "SUR. L/R SP" m "NONE" (see page 64), Virlual CINEMA DSP is automatically activated whenever you select a CINEMA DSP program (see page 38). Virtual CINEMA "SUR, cases: L/R SP" is set Io "NONE" R!r l)olb_ Pro Logic II plocessing lot mtt_ic F'L][ ."--G.=.Fi? Dolby Pro Logic [I processing for game _'{.=_:,i._i-'.i_i i _!-i__i'"= SOIl I'CeS SOUrCeS Neural Surround processing for any solll_2es DSP will nol be aclivaled when '5ch when headphones • [:'[..i[ i Ni_{:E-J.G without Sterc(P' Enjoying even when (see page 64) in the hallowing (see page 38) is selected. are connected to the PHONES multi-channel sources jack and sound field programs with headphones (SILENT CINEMA) SILENT CINEMA allows you to enjoy nmlfi-channel music or nlovie sound, including Dolby Digital and DTS sources, through ordinary headphones. SILENT CINEMA is automatically activated whenever you connecl headphones to tfie PHONES jack while listening to CINEMA DSP sound field progrmns (except for 5ch Stereo) (see page 38). When activate& the SILENT CINEMA indicator lights up in the fiont panel display. • When Enjoying unprocessed input sources (Straight decoding mode) tfiis refit is in tfie "STRAIGHT" mulfi-channel sources appropriate channels processing. 2-channel are decoded without mode, straight any additional stmeo sources into the effect al_ ouqmt from only tfie fi'ont left and right speakers. Press @STRAIGHT press @STRAIGHT) (or press @AMP and then to select "STRAIGHT", To deacti_ ate tfie "STRA[GHT" mode, press @STRAIGHT (or press @AMP and then @STRAIGHT) again so that "STRAIGHT" disappears from the fi'ont panel display. I 39 En L.'*_llYJ_l[dtD_.'_l*J,#iI/_.a_ljit • Editing sound fields parameters You can enjoy good quality sound with tfie tuctory detS.lult paranleters. Although you do not have to change the inilJal settings, you can change some of the parmneters to better suit the input source or your listenfi_g room. hlitial sellings aw indicaled While listening to a source, press @AMP and then press _PARAMETER. Press @A / _7to select the desired parameter you want to change. 3 Press (83<_ / c> to change the parameter value. parameler Movie Spacious and Movie Dramatic: Function: Choices: For2ch 2 each For Pop/Rock, Hall, Jazz, Game, TV Sports, DSP level 1 ill bold under [)SF' L.[!JJE[ Adjusts tfie effect level. MIN, MID, MAX Enhancerand Effect level EFFECT Function: Choices: 5ch Enhancer: [..L_ILiE[ Adjusts the effect level. LOW, HiGH For Pro Logic II Music: Panorama Function: You caimol change pm anleter wllues _hen "MEMORY GUARD" in "OPTION MENU" is sel Io <'ON" (see page 701 Choices: Dimension Function: Pg_-_O_?g_g Sends stereo signals to the surro/ind speakers as well as the front speakers fi)r a wraparound effect. OFF, ON Di HEN'.:_.. i 0N Gradually adjusts the sound field either towards the fiont or towards the rear. Control range:-3 flowards the rear) to +3 (towards the fi'ont), initial setting is STD/standard). Center width CT i,ii[,[H Function: Adjusts the center image fi'om all three Dent speakers to varying degrees. A larger value adjusts lhe center finage towards the front lett and right speakers. Control range: 0 (center channel sound is output only fi'om center speaker} to 7 (center channel sound is output only from fiont lefi and right speakers)+ initial setting is 3. 40 En Use the DIRECT mode to enjoy the high quality sounds of the selected source. When llle DIRECT mode is activated, You can adjusl the output this unit plays back the selected playing source with the least listening to a music sources level of each speaker source. This is also possible while when input at the MULTI CH INPUT.jacks. circuitry. Press @DIRECT (or press @AMP _DIRECT) to select "DIRECT". and then This operalion will oserride the lesel ac!jusmlents "AUTO SETUP" (see page 24 ¸)and "SP I.EVEL" 1 • "TONE settings CONTROL" (except and 'SOUND l_)r speaker • The lmnt panel display MENU" level settings) automatic Press @AMP nlade in (see page 65) and then press @LEVEL on the remote control and then @A / V to select the speaker you want to adjust. (see page 63) are not elI_.ctive dly dims _.,4;: While DIRECT mode is activated, illOlllenl lri]y _hen all operath)n Ille front panel display turns on is pelhumed. Use this l)ature to adjust the balance of bass and treble l_r the ti'ont left and right speaker channels. .,F, _t)_Speaker and headphone adjuslmenls are slored increase or decrease Ihe sulrouild • TONE DIRECT sound speakers CONTROL mede. d_e higl>hequency Io an ex[J_me nlay is not or when level, Front F'R0i'H" _? FJonl right speaker lell speaker i]_: El t'{"["[!i...'-7.: Cemer '2[; h ]F"[_'. S tlb_ (/(/l:ei- '2[;]J[_'.= i.. Stlrr(lulld lell spelker '2[;U[_'., _-' Surf(rand right speaker • The avaihlble speaker LEVEL" 2 3 o_ fl_e _he tonal quality speakm channels selling ol Ihe speakers. • When the xideo monitor Press @PROGRAM <_ / _> repeatedly to adjust the high-frequency response (TREBLE) or the low-frequency response (BASS). lowq_quency i independenlly Press @TONE CONTROL repeatedly to select the high4requency response (TREBLE) or the low-frequency response (BASS). • 11 you F'R0i'H" ol ¸ adjustment Press @< level. differ depending on die is turned on. the "SPEAKER menu appears in the xideo monilor / > to adjust the speaker output • Press @)_-_ to increase • Press @<:a • Control to decrease range: -It) the value. the value. dB to +10 dB Press @LEVEL to turn off the speaker level adjustment display, i_(ll 133alch. eflk_ctive MULTI when CH _his is selected unit is in _he as the inpu_ sotil_2e | 41 En The night listening listenability modes are designed at lower volumes to improve or at night. Press @AMP and then _NIGHT to select "NIGHT:CINEMA" or "NIGHT:M USIC", Choices: NIGHT:CINEMA, NIGHT:MUSIC, • Select "NIGHT:CINEMA" reduce the dynamic make dialog easier • Select • Select to preserve "OFF" OFF when watching range films to of flhn soundlracks and to hear at lower volumes. "NIGHT:MUSIC" sources repeatedly when listening ease-ofqistening to music IZ)r all sounds. if you do not want to use this fealure. --'4': When a night li tening mode is selected, tile NIGHT indicalor lights up in Ihe h'onl panel display Press @<:1 / _ to adjust the effect level while "NIGHT:CINEMA" or "NIGHT:MUSIC" is displayed in the front panel display. [:::.'F "F _:_L... t.._, Choices: • Select • Select • Select L.J...%L _' H.LL. ._ MIN, MID, MAX "MIN" for minimum compression. "MID" t_r standard conlpression. "MAX" tbr maximmn compression. "NIGHT:CINEMA" and "NIGHT:MUSIC" a@lsmlems me stored • You cannot hldependently. rise the night listening when II/e DIRECT mode when the componen_ jacks is selected when headphones {ht? 42 En connec_d inpU[ SOUrCe are connected modes alld in Ihe ibllowlng to _he MULTI as _he inpu_ somve • The night listening Oil mode_ cases: (see page 41 ) is selecled CH INPUT !_ee page 34) to the PHONES jack¸ may vary in ellk?ctiveness ',_lI3oufld SOtl[Id '_ellillgs you depending tlSe There are 2 tuning methods: there is no interference. the automatic aulomafic If the signal and manual preset and manual. Automatic fi'om the station lulling fealllres 2 3 Press @INPUT <_/c> repeatedly so that "TUNER" is displayed in the front panel display, Press @BAND (FM or AM). to select the reception band Press @TUNING AUTO/MAN'L is effective when station signals are strong and You can also use R) store tip to 40 stal]ons. Automatic tuning is eft)clive when station signals are strong and there is no interl)rence. 1 tuning you want to select is weak. tune into it manually. If the signal received l¥om the stalkm you want to select is weak. tune into it manually. tuning into an FM station aulomafically tuner _/_monaural reception _o inc_ase the signal Manually 1 switches the quality¸ Press @INPUT <_/_> repeatedly so that "TUNER" is displayed in the front panel display, so that the AUTO indicator lights up in the front panel display, Lightsup 2 Press @BAND to select the reception band (FM or AM). 3 Press @TUNING AUTOiMAN'L so that the AUTO indicator disappears from the front panel display, No colon (:) Ifa colon (:) appears in the front panel display, automatic riming is not possible. Press @PRESETfl'UNING to turn the colon (:) off. Press @PRESETiTUNINGiCH Lights 4 Press @PRESET/TUNING/CH <_/c> to tune into the desired station manually, --'4_ up ! "" '::a If a colon (:) appears in the front panel display, manual tuning is not possible. Press @PRESET/TUNING to turn tbe colon (:} off. <_ / D once to begin automatic tuning. When this unit ix tuned into a station, the TUNE[) indicator lights up and the fl'equency of the received station is shown in the front panel display. "" i:71'I Nocolon (:) HoH dO_ n {he bLItnlll t(i COIltillt[e Sealching .... | 43 En You can use lhe automatic preset tuning feature 1o store FM stations with strong signals up to 40 (AI to E8:8 preset station numbers in each of the 5 preset station groups) of those stations in order. You can then recall any preset station easily by selecting the preset station number. You can also store up to 40 stations (AI to E8:8 presel station nnnlbers in each of the 5 preset station groups) manually. 1 Tune into a station automatically or manually, See page 43 t_r bming instructions. 1 Press @INPUT "TUNER" display. 2 <:1/_> repeatedly so that is displayed in the front panel 2 Press @BAND to select "FM" as the 3 reception band. 3 Press @MEMORY. The MEMORY indicator flashes in the ti"ont panel display lk_rapproximately 30 seconds. Press and hold @MEMORY seconds, Press @AIBIClDIE and @PRESET/TUNING/CH <_ / c> repeatedly to select a preset station group (A1 to E8) while the MEMORY indicator is flashing. Check that the colon (:) appears in the front panel display. for more than 3 The preet station number as well as the MEMORY and AUTO indicators flashes. Atler approxinmtely 5 seconds, autonlatic presetting starts fronl the cur_nt frequency and proceeds toward the higher frequencies. Flashes I[ Flashes I Preset station group and number LI Colon (:) Flashes 4 Press @MEMORY When automatic preset tuning is completed, the fl'ont panel display shows the frequency of the last preset station. while the MEMORY indicator is flashing. The station hand and t_eqnency appear in the front panel display with the preset station group and number you have selected. You can select the preset station group and tile preset station number where the first received station _i11be stored by presshlg @AIBICIDIE andIhen@PRESET/TUNING/OH <:1/L>, • Any stoJed c]e_lred _ta[ion • Only slalion ,_,hell and existing a ne_ under a preset s[a{io[i uilder stadon numbeJ {he s_lllle The displayed is station has been stored as A1. preset n tllll gelFM stations automatically want dala yoLI sn)re by to store slo=_ with sufficient automatic is weak i_ as described signal preset in signal strength, in "Manual strength tuning¸ are lithe tune prese_ stored station into uming" you • it manually on this Any cleared page¸ slalioll • The stored dala y{itl qn)re exisdng under 11 ii_?w slaliol_ a prese_ tlllder Ihe sladon numbe_ q_lme preset n[]mb_?l ¸, reception _he station 44 En station whe[i mode frequency¸ (stereo or monaural/ is sto=_d akmg with is ! _/fl'.Ti_/b_lHIla You call tune into any desired the preset stored. station group station and number simply under by selecting You Call exchange which it was the assignlllelitS with each other. The example procedure to exchange of two preset below describes preset station "El" stations tile with "A5". ,F, When perfolmhlg @TUNER I/ Ihis st lecl operation "TUNER" with Ihe as file remole inpul conlroL 1 press source Select preset station "El" using @AJB/C/D/E and @PRESET/TUNINGtCH <1 / c>. See "Selecting preset stations" on this page. Press @AiBiC/D/E (or @A-E/CAT. <1 / _>) repeatedly to select the desired preset station group (A to E), The pl_set stalion group letler appears in tile t*ont panel display and changes each time you press the button. 2 Flashes Press @PRESETiTUNINGiCH <1 / _- (or @PRESET/CH/_ / V) to select the desired preset station number (1 to 8), The pisser station group and rlumber appear in tile fl'ont panel display along with the station band and ti'equency. F F %,, '] .=, == _ !:7!'d _:::;_:::; _.,_ _.,._ _1 _:5 .,." !'d!.}*,_ i _i _ ,_,,, Press and hold @PRESET/TUNING for more than 3 seconds, "El" and the MEMORY indicator flash in the ti"ont panel display. • o !22 "_ , !:2"i"{ _2__2_ <_ i"{ t..! -.= / Flashes 1 3 Select preset station "A5" using @AiBiCiD/E and @PRESET/TUNING/CH <1 / t>, "A5" and the MEMORY indicator l]ash in the t¥ont panel display. You by cm ])l'essin_ selecl Ihe Ihe desired i1uilleric preset bu[toil'_ sl ilion on number file remole (l Io 8) direcfl 3 coillro] Flashes • 4 M_ o- Press @PRESET/TUNING again. "EXCHANGE El-A5" appears in the front panel display and the assignments of the two preset stations are exchanged. I 45 S_ XM Radio ofl)rs an extraordinary variety of commercial=flee music, plus the best in premier sports, news, talk radio, stand-up comedy, children's and entertainment programming. XM is broadcast in superior digital audio quality fl'om coast to coast. From rock to reggae_ from classical to hip hop, XM has something R)r every music tim. XM Satellite Radio online information For U.S. customers: http://www.xmradio.com/ For Canadian customers: ht*p://www.xmradio.ca/ The XM Satellite Radio service is only availiNe in the 48 contiguous United States (not available in Alaska and Hawaii) and Canada XM READY legal disclaimer XM monthl 3 service service sub crip6on It is prohibited (eclmok_gy or sold separately. to cop_, decompile, oft_are incorporated in receivers md ta×es, inch_ding a one=time lc6v.ldon explicH langm_ge m" indicated with an XL residems I and I =877=GET=XMSR advertising-stlpported to ¢Cuslomer in the 48 contiguous property channels, Agr_,emun[ United Mini-Tunel Channel visit lilkeup xmradio ul _x_w xlnradio States and Canada reverse compalibh' tee m.ly apply and Home engineer, Rudio is ,ivailable H/r XM corn (US residents) Satellite sold separuteiy) Sys(em (Cana to receive awlilablu [nslallufion cosls XM an) and othuJ ices Chann_qs with H'equent b) calling commelciab xnmidio ise make to change radio receivers or xmladio,ca and www (each or otheJ_ tll_iect For a hill listing ol file XM XM requi_ed manipulate lee and programnling corn (US residents) ©2008 Dock hack, with _he XM Sa(ellit_" All blocking (Canadian residents/. a'*aiJabJe ol thuir respective XM disassemble, 1-800-XM-RADIO (US h'_'_"channels and Iian re idents) ca (Canadian Radio [nc. All Jlghls Jesmved Subscriptions residents). All//thur Only std_ject awfiluble trade,larks are the ma nets Connect XM Mini-Tuner and XM Mini-Tuner Dock (sold separately) to the XM jack on the rear panel of this unit. For details, see the operating instructions provided with XM Mini-Tuner Dock. To ensure optimal reception Ihe XM Mini-Tuner lacing mount Dock ol the XM Satellite must be placed Radio signals, al or near a sontherly window _ith no obstacles in Ihe palh to Ihe sky You can it indoors or outdoors. Use the "XM RAD[O SET" screen in the video monitor/see level and adjust page 72} to check the orientatiol_ the antenna reception oi the antenna If "CHECK ANTENNA" or "CHECK XM TUNER" appears in the lront panel display, the connection m_d setting of the antenna, Home Dock, or XM Mini-Tuner nlay not correct (see page 821 46 En h_lR_-iF'dlltt_l_T;llTlllmm Once you have installed tile XM Mini-Tuner Dock, inserted the XM Mini-Tuner, connected the XM Mini-Tnner Dock to your XM Ready _ home audio system, and installed the antenna, you are ready to subscribe and begin receiving XM programming. There are three places m lind your eight character XM Radio ID: on the XM Mini-Tnner, on the XM Mini-Tuner package, and on XM Channel 0. Record the Radio [D in the Mlowing eight squares lbr ret_rence. 1 Press @INPUT < / > repeatedly (or press @XM) to select "XM" as the input source, The cursor on the left of the XM indicator lights up in the front panel display and the XM Satellite Radio information (such as channel nljinber, channel name, category, artist name, or song title) tot the currently selected ch_mnel appears in lhe tYontpanel display. []DDDDDDD The XM Radio [I) does Activale your http://_w not use Ihe letters XM Satellile xmradio corn/or Radio service call 1-8()0-XM Lights T', "O". "S" or 'F' in the LJS online Ma_CH periods system normally takes I0 to 15 minutes, you nlay ileed to keep your on M" up to an hour. When but during XM Ready home you can access you select lutomafically peak busy "XM" i_'calls as the input soulve, the previously this unit selected cMnnel the full cMnnel at www Lislener or call XM's When audio audio system you Ire done For in Canada. visit XM on the Web xmradio.ca _ _ RAI)[O lineup on your XM Ready home Inole Mormation or Io subscribe I 877-GET-XMSR CD _ al (1 400-967 23461. You will need a ma_ior credit card. XM will selJd a signal horn the satellites to activate the lull channd lineup. Activation BV_ V_uX DW_CeLDVD M_¢_ up • The XM Satellite AUDIO CaJe al • / 1-877438-9677) OUT II: a S(al panel tis message display Radio signals or all erl_)r be output Nessage or in the OSD. appeals see the "XM section in "Troublesilooling" remedies 2 cannot at the (REC/jacks¸ ill the Satellite l_ ii1 ( RadkP' on page 78 lbr appropriale Search for a channel by using one of the XM Satellite Radio search modes. • To select "All • To select Search • a channel To select • You can use the Neural surroul_d sound content nlulfi<hannds t?om (see the preset on page channel nljmber, on page see list. see 48. 'Category 48. mode" the desired the channel all cl:_annel on page by category, on page Search the mode" a channel To select mode" t?om Search mode" "Preset • a channel Channel see channels, see 48. directly "Direct by entering Number Access 48. Sun'ound decoder to enjoy the XM HD ill:the XM Satellite Radio broadcasts in page 39). • You can set the XM Satellite Radk! preset channels (see page 49) • You can disl?lay pand display the XM Salellile or in the OSD/see Radio inM'mallon in the i)'ont page 501 | 47 En Belore illpUI perlomling/>peradons, pless (_XM Io elect "XM" as die 3 SO[II'CL" • All Channel 1 Press _SEARCH MODE (or _SRCH MODE) repeatedly to select "ALL CR SEARCH". Y,mcan also select the pres_'l channel numberdirecdy by pr_'sshlgthe numeric buttons (l to 81on file rcinolc coml'ol. • Direct Press _PRESET/TUNING/CH <3/E> (or @PRESET/CH A / V) repeatedly to search for a channel within all channels, 1 Press @SRCH MODE repeatedly to select "ALL CH SEARCH" or "CAT SEARCH", 2 Search mode Press _PRESET/TUNING/CH <3/_- (or @PRESET/CH A / V) repeatedly to change the preset channel number (1 to 8), 2 • You can search Ibi i channel quickly by pressing and holdh_g QPRESETfTUNING/CH <:::/ L> (or @PRESET/CH A / _i • To displa} the XM Radio ID nunlber disphiyed hi Iheh'onl panel display, selecl d/annel mode Press the numeric buttons (@) to enter the desired three-digit channel number, For example, to enter the number 123, press the nu]lleric bullons as shown below. % Category 1 Press _SEARCH MODE MODE) to select "CAT SEARCH", repeatedly Access "0" • 2 Search Number mode (or @SRCH The display changes as lk)llows. Press@CATEGORY (or A-E/CAT. <3/ repeatedly to change the channel category. 3 ! Press(_PRESET/TUNING/CH <3/_> (or _PRESET/CH A / V) repeatedly to search for a channel within the selected channel category, :t_'_ You call search I_)r a chnnllel quickly b) pressilig # and holdh3g @PRESET/TUNING/CH <l / _> ior _PRESET/CH A / _1 • Preset Search mode Prior to selecting a preset channel in the Preset Search mode, you must preset XM Satellite Radio channels. For details, see +'Setting XM Satellite Radio preset channels" on page 49. --'4': Allpivse_channels (A1 Io Eg/recalls "001 Preview" by the initial I lctory setting. ':'.X !"!.':'7.2 .:i' • Toenter a one digit or two-digh channel number, press Ihe nunleric buuoiis !_)/and then press _}ENT _oconfirm the input immber. Instead ol pressing _ENT _orune imo the channel immedia[ely,y<mcan wail a le',_seconds until Ibis unit conihlns 1 Press QSEARCH MODE (or @SRCH MODE) repeatedly to select "PRESET SEARCH", 2 Press @CATEGORY (or @A-E/CAT. <3/ >) repeatedly to change the preset channel group (A to El. 48 En the entered channel nunlbev • Pr_'ssinga button other d/an the mmleric buttons/_) or _ ENT cancels the Direct Number Access mode procedure 3 Press @CATEGORY You can use lhis l_:ature to store up to 40 XM Satel[ite Radio d_annels (AI to ES: 8 preset channel numbers in each of the 5 preset channel groups). You can then recall any preset channel easily by selecting the preset channel group and number as described in "Preset Search mode" on page 48. [ _-"..... f:_A ":!' Selected See "Basic XM Satellite Radio operations" on page 47 lot details. Currently 3 XHU selected channel < / c>) Flashes Search for a channel you want to set as a preset channel by using one of the XM Satellite Radio search modes. 1 (or ®A-E/CAT. repeatedly to select a preset channel group (A to E) while the MEMORY indicator is flashing. The preset channel grou 1)letter appears in tile tYont panel display. 4 ] number preset channel ':.:'bJ J group Press _PRESET/TUNING/CH <:I/_> (or @PRESET/CH A / V) repeatedly to select a preset channel number (1 to 8) while the MEMORY indicator is flashing, The preset channel nnmber appem's in tile front panel display. Flashes Press (_)MEMORY (or _ MEMORY). The MEMORY indicator flashes in the front panel display for approxinlately :;0 seconds. % i '.2 h{ _ I j' Selected .... MEMORY..... / f:;_ ,4 ":t p'- _;al preset channel number i Flashes 5 Press (_)MEMORY (or @MEMORY) to set the selected XM Satellite Radio channel as a preset channel while the MEMORY indicator is flashing. ._. colon C) appears next to the preset channel number for confirmation, and the MEMORY indicator turns off in the t_'ont panel display. /u must pl _eed to md c,r=y out steps 3 d_l'ough5 _ hile the MEMORY indicat_r is Ilashing ilkIhe {ront panel display ........ !l_':J Colon Ollce yOU Se[ a 11_2Wj)l'esel _he same p['ese[ Challile{ "T .... ¢',, "_ J (:) challne{, gFotlp and (he/me previous{_ IltlNlber is de_ll'_d, stored in | 49 En • The h'onl panel char icters Salellile You can display the XM Satellite Radio information (such as channel number, channel name, category, artist name, or song title) lk)rthe currently selected ch_mnel in the fiont panel display or in the OSD. Radio continuous using display al once. SCROLL" pamm_qer Radio be recognized II a StatL1S messes{" o[ Jill error display or in the OSD, "Tioubleshooting" • appears in th,"hont pan,'l message see the "XM Satellite on page 82 I_)r lppropriate R ldio" section in Displaying the XM Satellite Radio information in the front panel display Press @INFO (or @INFO) repeatedly to toggle between the following XM Satellite Radio inlormation display modes, Channel in "'OPTION inlk)rnlation Ihe signals. • in a charac[ers contains at once by MENU" (see a character that will be wilh a space conlrol "NO press @ENTER inl_!rmafion, while it is being disphlyed, agdn to I'cle lse the held inl2/mlafion • When Ihe antenna ol the XM Mini-Tuner remedies tile XM display by this unit, Ihe characler • To hold the Ctll rcl)l XM Raido the remote Io display m illl]er or by 14 alph mumeric the 'FL displayed up I_) 14 alphanumeric in the Iront panel inlomlafion page 7{)), • It the XM Satellite cmnol can indicale You can sel whefller SIGNAL" appears on Press @ ENTER I)ock cannol in the fi'ont panel receive display. Displaying the XM Satellite Radio information in the OSD Press _DISPLAY, The tollowing screen is displayed in the OSD. number/name [41 [51 Channel Artist category name/song [1] Search mode (see page 48) title [2] Channel category When the channel number / name is displayed: [3] Song title [4] Channel number/name [5] Artist name !. %="r -..= .1 ¢ '__ _ %.= ;'4': When the channel category is displayed: • To turn oll the OSD, _DISPLAY press _gam • XM stems messages also appem" in the OSD • You can seh'_ the anlount ol time tile XM Satellile inJ_)lmalion is displayed ' OSI)-SOIJR('E" in flw OSI) parameter Radio by using file in "OPTION MENU" (see page 701 • To hold the XM S ltellite on the remote When the artist name/song title is displayed: The HOLD control indicalor you are holding flashes 50 En i ¢"4_::. i ::ah.a / i " i ¢'_ press (8_ENTER hll_yrnlation, it is being displayed in _he l_'om panel the XM inlorn]afion, change Ihe XM Satellite inh)rmadon i "¢"_ Radio while Radio channel Press in file OSD disphly while @ ENTER again to release the held or SIRIUS Satellile SIRIUS has more than 65 original authentic country commercial-l)'ee. SIRIUS Radio provides over 130 channels music and real bluegrass also has more than 55 channels you get up to 16 NFL games are broadcast during great their respecti'_e with great sports intk_rmation, entertainment hits to R&B, of world-class sports, and 100% commercial-free oldies and classical music. masterpieces. Only From rock and many more. Best of all, it's all 100% news and entertainment. a week, up to 40 NBA games Included as part of your a week and up to 40 NHL games a week. (Games seasons.) news from ESPN, news and entertainnlent, of exclusive ti'om today's to cool jazz, hot latin, reggae, subscription, Coupled channels, the SIRIUS like NPR, CNBC, sports ollering Fox News, is unrivaled. Radio Disney And don't and E! Entertainnlent forget a host of other Radio. For more visit http://www.sirius.com/. SIRIUS Satellite Radio legal disclaimer SIRIUS is a_ail_dMe in the US I_!=" subscribers _ith addresses in the coillin_'ntui US and is a_ailuble in Canada loJ subscribers _id/ a Canadian ;_ddress To get SIRIUS Satellite R_dio. _lsubscliption and coHlp_lible tuner and antenna are required (solcl separately) Vish sh'hlsx'_ml lol d_e most complete and up-t_ date channel lhleup and inlomlation+ +'SIRIUS" and the SIRIUS dog logo and I_qat_=dmarks a_e t='_d_'m_ks oI SIRIIIS Satellite R_di_>Inc • To ensure optimal Jeceplion signals+ the antenna of tJ_e S[RIUS o1: the SiriusConnect it or near a wilidox_ will/i1o Connect the SiriusConnect SIRIUS jack on the rear panel of this unit. For details, the operating tuner+ instructions tuner (sold separately) provided to the with the SiriusConnect see orientation ol the antenna depending on the area. Radio be placed in tile path to the sky The ltH" Hie best =_'ception dilI_'l's Rel_r to the instruction manuals supplied with the SiritlsConnect tuner I_l" the installatk>n _ll_lentla Woll can ll]otlllt h illdools or outdoors. • Use the _ANTENNA SiriusConnect tuner and the antenna (sold separately) obstacles Salellile tuner must _SIRIUS [NFO" Inli>rmalion" screen page 56) to check Ihe antenna olientation ol the _ll_[elll_l. • Yt>u will need to conl_ect hlftH+mation in the l)'t_nt panel in the video _eceplion <>_the level and at[just the SiriusConnect o_ monitor/see Ihe tuner to the AC _vall outlet • II 'CHECK SR TUNER" the Ront panel tuner or antenna collnection disphly, or ANTENNA the conl_ection is incorrect ERROR" In such c_ses, of the ShltlsColll_ect _i>pears in of the SiriusConnect check the tul_er and the al_lelll_a (see page 83) To the AC wall outlet • II +N( IT SUPPORTED" appears in II_e lronl panel trod does not support the connected SiriusConnecl display+ this tune_ | 51 En kq/.*tl#_."_,*_h":21tlflFlL*h'qqlfl]_llt_tJtte_ BeRate using the SIRIUS activate your SIRIUS activate file subscription, uniquely assigned Satel[ite Satellite l)ature, you need to Radio subscription. you need the Sirius ID to the SiriusConnect To 1 which is tune_: Sirius ID is 12-digit munber and it appears on tbe package of the SiriusConnect tuner, on the label of the SiriusConnect tuner and when you lune into the SIRIUS Channel "0" (see below). Satellite • Displaying the Sirius ID of your SiriusConnect tuner 1 Press _SIRIUS. 2 Press _O Sirius and then _ENT to display ID of your SiriusConnect the 12-digit Lights up "[ OA '_000Sirius IDxxxxxxxxxxxx" indicates Radio Press @INPUT < / _> (or press _SIRIUS) to select "SIRIUS" as the input source, The cursor on the left of the SIRIUS indicator lights up in the l?ont panel display and the SIRIUS Satellite Radio inlormation (such as channel numbel: channel name, category, artist name_ or song tille) R_rthe currently selected channel appears in the thont panel display. ,:'ZT!:'3T! _C" LL,..,.. the When you select "SIRIUS" as Ihe input source, this unit amomalically recalls the previously selected channel. tuner, ("xxxxxxxxxxxx" Sirius ID of your SiriusConnect tuner) appears in the front panel display. • The SIRIUS --'4': T,) scroll Ihe message again, press @INFO AUDIO (or @INFO) • When S Itellile Radio OUT signals you have not activated can only cannol be output at tile (REC)jacks¸ select your subscription yet, you _'184" or "/)00" Write the Sirius ID below. 2 ID: SIRIUS Satellite Radio online information Contact I_)ractivation URL: https//activate.siriusradio.com/ Phone: 1-888-539-SIR[US (1-888-539-7474) Search for a channel SIRIUS Satellite • To select a clmnnel "All Channel • 'It) select Search a channel • To select "Preset • To select mode" list, see mode _on page 53. by category, see "Category from the preset mode" the desired the channel modes. on page 53. a channel Search one of the search from the all channel Search mode" by using Radio number, channels, see on page 53. channel directly see "Direct by entering Number Access on page 53. --'4': • You can set the SIRIUS Satellite Radio preset channel (see page 54} • Y,m can display Ihe SIRIUS Satellile Radio inhrmlation Ille h'onl panel display or in Ihe OSI) (see page 56) 52 En in • Bel_3re perlk)rming _SIRIUS Ihe following operations, • All Channel Search mode 1 Press @SEARCH pless MODE (or _SRCH 1 MODE) repeatedly to select "ALL CH SEARCH". 2 ioi a channel @PRESET/TUNING/OH 1o_ @PRESET/CH (plickly by pressing and holding 2 3 <_ / t_ Press @SEARCH or ll_'xt c re'gory Press@CATEGORY([email protected]/CAT. <31r:>) Press@PRESET/TUNING/CH <_/_> (or @PRESET/CH A / V) repeatedly to change 0_r @A-E/CAT. b?_ <_ / E> I "_ixl can also • Category 1 Press @SEARCH MODE (or _SRCH MODE) repeatedly to select "CAT SEARCH". 2 MODE (or OSRCH the preset channel number (1 to 8). to tl/_"previous plessing @CATEGORY mode repeatedly to change the preset channel group (A to El. A /_71 • You can skip channels Search MODE) repeatedly to select "PRESET SEARCH", Press@PRESET/TUNING/CH <1/1> (or @PRESET/CH A / V) repeatedly to search for a channel within all channels. • Yoll cm sealch Preset Prior to selecting n pl_set channel in the Preset Seurch mode, you must preset S[RIUS channels. For details, see "Setting the SIRIUS Satellite Radio TM preset channels" on page 54. Search mode pressing select the preset Ihe numelic channel buttons number directly by (1 to 8) (_)1 • Direct Number Access mode 1 Press _SRCH MODE on the remote control repeatedly to select "ALL CH SEARCH" or "CAT SEARCH", Press@CATEGORY([email protected].<_I_>) repeatedly to change the channel category. 3 Press@PRESET/TUNING/CH <lit:> (or @PRESET/CH A / V) repeatedly to search for a channel within the selected channel category. "Am can search fi)r a channel quickly @PRESET/TUNING/CH <_/c> This _hen by presshlg md hokling (or @PRESET/CH 2 Press the numeric buttons (_D) to enter the desired three-digit channel number, For example, mode ol Ca[egoQ Search malJunction ol this unh): Ihe channel dae channel mode tl/is unit is All Channel in tile lollowing 54) to the channel press the %*% Search (il is not Ille SIRIUS fi'ont panel • To enler numeric is locked (see page is out ol service you do not subscribe cases 123, A/V) • To display uni_ skips the channels the nmnher to enter numeric buttons (v_)) as shown below. {_ENT • Instead display, a one-digit buttons Radio select ID (SID) number channel or Iwo-digil channel (@) on the remote to confirm the input of pr_-ssing @ENT a breton cancels the Direct • If the selecled fi'ont panel number cancel Nmnber by usilig press the and then press number Access is locke& Enler ill the Io tune inn) tile channel other than the numeric channel display. number, control immediately, you can _ait a I_w seconds [he eRler_.'d chaRilel i1umber • Pressing displayed "0" the numeric buttons mode "PIN: the Ik)ur_digit buttolis until Ihis unit confirms (@/or {_}ENT plocedur," " appears Pmenlal in tile Lock code 1@) or pl'cs_ @ENT Io | 53 En _*'I/.'tl#/."_*_F'atlftTZ.'h'Ta/t'it.g_ll_ljltml Before perforllllrl_ Ihe I:ollowirl_ opel'atiOllS, press 4 _SIRIUS Press @PRESETITUNINGICH <_ / _> (or @PRESETICH k IV) repeatedly to select a preset channel number (1 to 8) while the MEMORY indicator is flashing. The preset channel nunlber appears in the thontpanel display. You can use this leature to store up to 40 SIRIUS Satellite Radio channels (AI to E8:8 preset channel numbers in each of the 5 preset channel groups). You can then recall any preset channel easily by selecting the preset channel group and number as described in "Preset Search mode" on page 53. Search for a channel you want to set as a preset channel by using one of the SIRIUS Satellite Radio search modes. See "Basic SIRIUS Satellite Radio page 52 for details. Currently s_ channel TM Flashes I -m0_- Currently 5 operations" on selected preset channel number Press @MEMORY (or @MEMORY) to set the selected SIRIUS Satellite Radio channel as a preset channel while the MEMORY indicator is flashing. A colon C) appears next to the preset channel nmnher for conflmmtion, and the MEMORY indicator turns offin the lront panel display. number Colon (:) Press @MEMORY (or @MEMORY). The MEMORY indicator flashes in the fl'ont panel display l_r approximately 30 seconds. Once Ihe MEMORY you same sel it ne'_ preset pl'esel cha_llel channel, grl/[lp alld the one iltltl_ber pl'evlousJ_ stoled in is cleared. Flashes You can use the Pm_ntal SIRIUS automatically skips the h)cked channels You must proceed to anl car D out steps 3 through 5 _hile _he MEMORY indicator is tlashhlg in the front panel display. in the All Channel Press @CATEGORY (or @PRESET/CH (or @A-E/CAT. <1 / _>) Lock l_ature to the desired Satellite Search and you search a channel @PRESET/TUNING/CH to limit the access channels. This unit when this unit is mode or Category A / V). repeatedly to select a preset channel group (A to E) while the MEMORY indicator is flashing. • The preset channel group letter appears in the front panel display. (PIN) and select the channels to be locked. Flashes Setting the code number and the locked channels Use this l_ature to set the Parental Lock code mm_ber 1 Press @AMP on the remote control and then press _MENU to display. 2 Press (8);7 to select "MANUAL then press @ENTER. I Currently 54 En selected preset channel group Search mode by pressing <_ / _> SETUP" and 3 Press @V repeatedly to select "OPTION MENU" and then press @ENTER, In Ihe SIRIUS oulpuls 4 is locked Press @A / V repeatedly to select "G)SIRIUS SET" and then press @ENTER. The tbllowing menu screen appears. OPT!ON name 10 HENU G>SIRIUS + PRRENTRL Satellile the sound Only Radio channel el Ihe selected the lirst eighl are displayed Press @ENTER channel. channel characlers lisl screen, this unit even il'lhe channel el each channel in Ihe lisl to lock the selected Check nlark appears bet_re the selected channel. SET --'4" LOCK When you select the locked channel and press @ENTER, Ihis mill unlocks Ihe selected channel 11 Repeat steps 9 and 10 to lock the channels you want, 12 Press @ RETURN repeatedly to exit from the "PARENTAL LOCK" screen. Press @ ENTER. "NEW PIN:O000" appe:us. 13 II a Sh'iusConnect Ax ailable" tuner is not connecled Io d_is uniL "Nol If you lorge{ or w_lll[ it) change If the Parental instead then proceed Lock code o[ "NEW number PIN:0000" is ah'eady Relcr seL "'PIN: -' _o step 8 and the operations Enter the desired 4-digit code number by using the numeric buttons (@). _.,& Press @ RETURN without 7 setting to return the previous menu level H_e code immber Press @ENTER lock code ilunlber, • Tuning into the locked channels You can tune inlo the locked channels b> the Direct number access mode or preset chan]lel mode. Whe]l you time into the locked channel, lk)llowing message appears in the t}ont panel display. Enter the code number you set for the Parental Lock l_ature by using the nmneric buttons (@) or press @ENT to cancel the tuning. appears. L.# 1 ] :..= .L i "1 :: .................. Enter the 4-digit code number you set at step 6 above to unlock the protection. When the code nunlber ix correcL "OK" and then the SIRIUS Satellite Radio channel list appears. g Ihe Parenlal use 'SSR PIN" in "ADVANCE[) SETUP" {olesel die Pmenhl Lock code ilumber to confirm the code number. "OK" appears and then "PIN:" 8 to exit from the setup menu. .,F, appears --'4': appears Press @MENU This unit is tuned into the last channel you select in the "E_RENTAL LOCK" screen. If the channel is k eked, his u lit is u led rote 184 SIR[US Weather & Emergency" or "000 Sirius lDxxxxxxxxxxxx" ("xxxxxxxxxxxx" indicates the Sirius ID of your SiriusConnect luner/. Press @< If IIle enlered code numbeJ fi'ont panel display selected channel¸ is incorrect, "Wrong" appears in the and _his uni_ is luned hllo the previously / c> repeatedly to select the desired channel category and then press @A / V repeatedly to select the channel you want to lock. | 55 En _'ql;tl#t.."t_*_iggltlilFll;h'7_l.qI_,lll_lJllml Before perfornllrl_ @SIRIUS Ihe I:oJIowirl_ opel'a[iOllS, press • The h'onl panel display clmr _cters al once. Saleliile Radio can indicale up Io 14 alphanumeric You can se_ whefl_er Io displa 3 the SIRIUS iniomlafion in the Iront panel conIil_UOtl>, m inl]er Or by 14 aJph mumeric using the 'FL SCROLL" page 7()1 • IJ ti_e SIRIUS You can display (such as channel name, composer selected channel the SIRIUS Satellite Radio int_._rmation mNnber, channel name, category, artist nmne. or song title) lot the currently in the front panel display or in the OSD. Ihal cannol displayed IJa SI _[[lS disphl_ []legg(lgL = or in 'Troublesi_ooting" • message {In error or in the OSD, appe lrs ill Ihe see the "SIRIUS S ltellile on page 83 Ior lppropriale h'onl Radhl" S _teliite Radio be _ecognized @ENTER conlains (see _ character by this unit, Ihe characler will be SIRIUS Salellite Radio inh_ marion, press p(ln_?] secliim remedies Press @INFO (or @DISPLAY). The t_llowing screen is displayed in the OSD. _ repeatedly to toggle between the following SIRIUS Satellite Radio information display modes. Channel inl_rmation MENU" Displaying the SIRIUS Satellite Radio information in the OSD _ i_-; '[.n+:c,p_8 I:<h>_'_ [11---°° (or @INFO) in "OPTION _ bile it is being di played Displaying the SIRIUS Satellite Radio information in the front panel display Press @INFO in a a[ once by wilh a space • Tu hold II_e cun'enl • param_ger display charac[ers [51 gl............._,'_ T.,._...,'_ [ [21- --- J¢:F'c'P [al---2 '_........ [41'_--.,. r, ._ [6] I #J_'&F:,x R,{.'.-3 ' F:!-:F_, I [71 {.c, . i[y_di .".g s_ ,:.,.-F_ number/name ! L:H i [:.i:iUi<'.'d J.['ii- U Channel eg [1] Search mode (see page 52) [2] Channel category )HOF [3] Song title category ! [4] Composer name [5] Antenna reception level Artist name / Song [6] Channel number/name title t [7] Artist name • To mrnou the OSD press @DISPLAY _gaiu Composer • SIRIUS status • You can select name ! inJ_)m]alion messages also appear in [l_e OSD the lnlounl of lime the S[RIUS Satellde is displa_ed reception level D-=ff' :-"i_:UL:.:= J._L--'-U Sound field cg)......,, the inl:ormation indicator you u'e holding Sa{ellite Radio illlbrmation, i{ is being displayed lhlshes the SIRIUS screen. 'HOLD" in the h'on( panel inlormation to -i-:b_HHgl appears T h_FFi" press in {l_e OSI) While disphl} this in the appears while P=ess @ENTER lgain or chal_ge the SIRILJS Salelliie Rldio _he held inlorm ilion When in inlorn_aliol= ! 56 En while • The HOLD _.,,,_,,,__:, program Back @ENTER unil is holding OSI) t MENU"/see page 70) • To hold the SIRIUS Channel number/Antenna Radio by using the p u'ameter in "OPTION ' OSI)_SOURCE" FIHrE:HHFi .--":NFO •, ':'.__ "'__:_'" in Ihe OSI) channel Io release is ulia_ail lble, Once you have stationed your iPod in a Yamaha iPod universal dock (such as YDS=I0, sold separately) connected to the DOCK terminal of this unit (see page 19), you can enjoy playback of your iPod using the supplied remote controh You can also use the Compressed Music Enhancer mode oi tills unit to improve the sound quality of the compression mtifacts (such as the MP3 formal} stored on your iPod (see page 19). • Only iPod (Click • Some l_atures • D_r a complete and Wheel), list ill status _'Troubleshoo6ng" your • Once the connection • Only iPod is stationed Ilghls Ihe analog analog AUDIO messages on the model that appear hl a Yamaha between your up in _he flont audio or the sol,ware in the l¥ont panel _Pod universal dock. display version of your and in the OSD, this unh begins iPod and this unil is complete, panel iPod see file "iPod" secdon in lacks _r is automatically signal _qPod connecled" _Ja]_sl]]issi/_n appears wi_h your iPod in _he front panel display and _he DOCK display and video signals Ol JT tRECi • Your iPod baltery lerminal depending on page 85 • Once indicator iPod nano, and iPod mhli ire supported. may not be conlpahble of your iPod are input a_ the DOCK ternlinaL and _he analog audio signals can be outpu_ at _he recording, charged when your iPod is stationed ill a Yanlaha iPod Lmiversal dock connected to the DOCK of this unit as long a_ this unit is Ire'ned on, You can control your iPod when 'W-AUX" is selected as the input source. The operations of your iPod can be clone wilh the aid of the OSD of this unit/menu browse mode) or without it (simple remote mode). • Remote control operation Before p_rfl)rmiJ_g the lolk_ing operations, • Hess @V-AUX/DOCK ENTER Subsequenl menu Menu down /-4 Previous 12> Subsequent <a<4 Searcil backward r:>g> Semch lorwmd remote You can pertL)rm the basic operations of your iPod (play, stop, skip, etc.) using the supplied l_mote control without the aid of the OSD of this unit. • Operations _7 iPod in the simple • You can viex_ the photos (some models only) Menu up 0_ Controlling mode or video carl be also done clips stored on your iPod with Ille controls on youl iPod, menu II_lgl]U (Press and hold_ (Press and hold) Skip backwal*J 12:42:q Skip 1_1x_al (1 00 Pause (Menu Play/Pause h=owse nlodel (Simple remote mode) 12> Play (Menu browse mode) Play/Pause (Simple 1emote mode} MENU Plevious DISPLAY Display menu | 57 En • Controlling mode iPod in the menu Shuffle browse You can ped_)rm the advanced operations of your iPod using the supplied remote control when you connect this unit and a monitor using the VIDEO connection. You can browse the songs stored on your iPod in the OSD. Furlher_ you can dlange o1"adjust settings tbr your iPod to suit your personal preferences. • The name of the song being played also appems in die h'on{ paneldisplay accoJding 11/the"FL SCROLL" parameler in "OPTION MENU" (see page 701 • You can select the anlotmt oi time tile iPod menu md play inR)rmationis displayed in tile OSD bE using tile "OSI)-SOURCE" in "OPTIONMENU'*(see page 70) • Operations cannot • The Yamaha • There panel be done logo appears al_ some characters display replaced underscores • The "Settings" Press paranle{ers can be changed @ENTER repeatedly parame_r settings browse the photos 1 or video remote clips stored Press @V-AUX/DOCK _DISPLAY. or ac[ius{ed to toggle or video Use {he simple the photos in the l¥ont characters Use this feature random order: to set this unit to play songs or albnms Choices: ()It, Songs, Albmns • Select "Oft" to deactivate this l)ature. • Select "Songs" order. • Select "Albums" random order. to set this unit to play songs in nmdom to set this unit to play albums in -"4_ When "Shuffle" is set to a setting other than "O1"1 '. "Z7_"appears in {hetop right corner while songs or albums are being shuffled Repeat [?.._:=F._:=._t Use this l)ature to set this unit to repeat one song or a sequence of songs. Choices: Off, One. All • Select "OFF' to deactivate this l)ature. • Select "One" to set this unit to repeat one song. • Selecl "All" to set this unit to repeat a sequence of songs. alx? between clips stolid mode only in {lie on your _/>enjoy on your When "Repeal"is sel Io a se_tingother than "Off"."@" or "c_," appears ill the {opright corner xd_ileone song or a sequence Of songs are being repemed • The function display iPod and then The li)llov, ing display appears ill tile ()SD. of the play information [11 _ _-- [71 [2] l_ I [3] M._de-to-or g4rti:t: > Songs GeriPe_ iPod C:oFiPozer _ ToP [41 ,-- -- [51- "[_ def. II B',:,._d I:..o .i,r,J i._ i I .................. Settingz [01,_,--0=51 -7=44_[t0] [f] Playback status [2] Track number/total playback of the selected song. Choices: Playlists (playlists), Artists (artists), Albums (albums), Songs (songs), Genres (genres), [3] Artist name [4] Song title Composers (composers), Settings (settings) Playlists > Songs Artists > Albums > Songs Albums > Songs Songs Genres > Artists > Albums > Songs Conlposers > Albunls > Songs Settings > Shuttle, Repeat [5] Progress bar [6] Elapsed [7] Shuffle [8] I_ (playback), II (pausing), _+(search forward) and _ (search backward) [9] Name of the album Press @/\ / _7 / <] / _ to navigate the iPod menu and then press @ENTER to begin En tracks time and repeat icons [10] Remaining time 58 in --" "Settings" watching Those iPod. ol¸ your iPod. be displayed ol ¸ _his unh • You cannot iPod in {lie OSD on your window tha_ cannot or in the OSD with the OSD with d_e controls in the display '-";h:_:f£ l __ [gl You clm connect a Yamaha enjoy the music contents Bluetooth this unit and the Bluetooth Bluetooth component adapter (such as YBA-10, stored in your Bluetooth component. component sold sepmately) (sud] to tile DOCK as a portable nmsic You need to perlk)rm "pairing" the connected _erminal must be pertbrmed component when using a Bluetooth with the Bluek)oth adapter connected panel wiring adapter and your between conlponent for Bhletooth adapter is not connected of this uniL "No BT adapter" to the DOCK appears ill {he front di play to this unit lk_r the first time or if the pairing data has been deleted. "Pairing" refers to the operation of _gistering Bluetooth Bluetooth of this unit and without in ad',ance. If the Bhletoolh Pairing terminal player) 4 Check that the Bluetooth component detects the Bluetooth adapter. If the Bluetooth component detects the Bluetooth adapter, "Y BA- Ill YAMAHA" (example) appears in the Bluetooth device list. 5 Select the Bluetooth adapter in the Bluetooth device list and then enter the pass key "0000" on the Bluetooth component. When the pairing procedure is successful, "Completed" appears in the lrotlt panel display. a communications. _.,;-_ • You only need the pairing opem0on Jbr the J]rs{ 6me that yogi use the Bluetooth componen{ _ ith the Bluetooth adaptm, • Pairing Jequires opera6ons on this unit and on {he olher componem widl which BJuetooth communicalions are to be esmhlished II necessary, r_qk:rto the other componenVs operating illstrllcthlHs There are two pairing mefllods: pairing by using "START PAIRING" in "SET MENU" and quick pairing. • Pairing by using "SET MENU" Use this ti_atnre to perlorm pairing with the video monitor. Select "START PAIRING" in "INPUT MENU". See page 71 tk)r details. • The g*_maha Bhleioolh adapter Bluen>oth When with a ninth componen{ pairing cleared. Quick pairing components. data can be paiJed pairing and the pairing ter the least recently wilh lip {o eight is conducted data used other successhdly is registered, component {he is To ensm'e seculity, a tim_"limit oi 8 minutes is set lor the pah'ing operation You m'e recomnl_q_ded to Jeud and Ikflly understand all {he insn-uclions belore starting 1 1 Press @INPUT <I / [> repeatedly @V.AUXiDOCK) to select (or press "V-AUX" as the Press @INPUT <:1/_> repeatedly (or press @V-AUXtDOCK) input source, to select "V-AUX" as the input source, 2 Turn on the Bluetooth component you want Start playback When the connected Bluetooth to pair with. DOCK 3 Press and hold @BAND seconds Once to start the Blnetooth "Searching..." Bluetooth indicator adapter flashes Bluetooth component, indicator appears • Wh_'n you pn'ss @ENTER, Seill'che staffs pairing, R)r a moment. is in the pairing detects the and the in the fl'ont panel display. and conllee[ [o the connected Bluetooth ]dapter thL = hlst COllhL=ctl=d B]llgtOOth componen_ It'th_" Biu_'_ooth adapter cannot find file Bluetooth componenL 'Not Ikmnd" lppears in the h'ont panel disphly • To disconnecl the Bh]etooth adapler fl'om the Bhletooth componenL press @RETURN, While the mode, adapter "BT connected" component. for 3 pairing. appears adapter (or @BAND) of your Bluetooth DOCK in the front panel display. g4:: To cancel the p,ddng, press @BAND (or @BAND) again 59 En | Recording adjustmenls instructions lot those • When Ihis unil is set to the standby • TONE CONTROL not aflkzcl _corded • The source • The SIRIUS • I)igital source • A given • Once Radio component audio • Check lilws Do I test signals is nol oulput slgnals recording fl'om tbe recording laws beli_re cannot bet_een speaker components. iacks of this uni_ cannot OUT at the AUDIO are not output Refer to tile operating channel terminal in you r cotmtry au aclual can be output to this unh. fl'om other to record Io this uniL field programs {see page 38) do be re_orded (REC)¸jacks¸ OUT (REC) on _he same OUT (REC) connected (see page 41 ) and the sound at die analog signals, componenl other componenls levels only digilal Ihe sound start iacks be output INPUT to pJ_vide a recording 3ou record settings, be Ot_tpu_ at the AUI)IO inpm al the DOCK off:. this uIlit may distort the copyright you cannot CH INPUT cannot is connecled you have connecled turn_ signals input at the DIGITAL input source • The analog mode, to the MULTI Radio Satellite signals are perlimned (see page 41 ) and VOLUME material connected • The XM Satellile your and other operations components. jacks. AUDIO you cannot record OUT {REC)¸jacks l_r _cording ThereR_re, if tile source¸ at the analog AUDIO keep _he component turned OUT (REC)jacks on while l_r recording¸ using tl/is uniL If the componem is components. Irom CDs, radio, etc RecoE_Jing ol ¸ copyrighted malerial may infl'inge copyright recording. If you play back a vide() source that uses scrambled or encoded signals to prevent it fiom being dubbed, the picture itself nlay he disturbed due to those signals. 1 Turn on all the connected components. 3 Start playback on the selected source component or select a broadcast station, 2 Press @INPUT <3 / D repeatedly (or press one of the input selector buttons (@)) to select the source component you want to record from. 60 En 4 Start recording on the recording component. You can use the following parameters in "SET MENU" to adjust a variety of system settings and cuskm]ize the way this unit operates. Change the initial settings (indicated in bold under each paran]eter) to reflect the needs of your listening environmenl. • Auto setup i:iij[L-i SETUP Use this t_alure to automatically adjust speaker and system parameters {see page 24). • Manual setup M..qHUi?LSETLiP Use this feature to manually adjust speaker and system parameters. Sound menu ;;. SOU_--%_ MEHij '_:'_)'-:_Pi_'i:iK[[."-T-:_[-*'dT Se ec s crossoxer e s ze eac speake, e sj eake s iw e ] e c} Sigl]al lr_qu_ ncy, md Ihe Iocalion of {he fl'ont sD'ak_ rs connected OtllptH, filial Ihe Io {he FRONT B 63 [el 113i11_11S S::,SPLEi... ir-:i Adiusts Ihe oulpul lexel ol each speaker 65 U .:Q:,i-' L?.-'.b { b_[{L.:}:2 Adiusls Ihe dela) 65 [? ::'q:ENTER \diusIs II1_.!IOIlal quali[y ol Ihe cenlel _(liu_ls lh_. OLHpUlkxel ol tll_ IFE _7-EO _ .:%i-" b. L_KUb.L r- ::,[:+'..'t-4i:i Mi C r-:_M_:T u..m,.,,. L u :d.) :-i}._r1[ ..,_. L-:,i::i f lime ol each speaker speaker channel 66 lot Dolb> Digihll ol DTS signals 66 _,diu Is lh_.!(lyllal]]ic rang_ ol D/!lby DigiHI ol DTS signals AdBisls Ihe muling le_,el, audio ilela_, maximum Selec[s whelheJ Io pla) back HDMI audio signals coml>onenl connecled [o Ihe HDMl I)UT jack _olume 66 level inll hlilial _olulne on Ihis unil or oil anothel HDMI level. 66 67 I 61 En Option menu ]_ L-IF'TiL-IHHEHU ,-,. r'. r ,"r-,_ ,",;, :'r"'r" i-i : L=£ Z=i-L.i-_Y Z=i2i Adiusls fl3e bl'ighlness ol fl3e fi'ont panel displa_ illl iHl)alioiI i_ ilispla} cd. i!:) HEH0i? '_ (!iUi:ii?.[) LockssoundfieldDogiamparamulersaiidolher"SlTMENLt"seUiiigs '.:-;[!Z.i!%:T C)iYiU[:@3 [:_) F'i)i?.i)H= r-.r-,= :.r--r. Pail file connected Yamaha Blueloolh BltKIOOfll CompOIl_ Ill (S_e plge 59) F )_:==[=iiZ_H[)_ () Displays '_:iE T (!i) !!;i [?. i U_!- !!;E'[ • RADIO 70 so/ices comlccted IoHle 71 IniHalizes liw pa]anleleLs ola gloup ol sound field programs ="" ="="'"=" ="" " ' ' ' "-'=" = The "XM f13_XM and iPod 70 De_ignll_s fl_edelaul_audioinpuliack sek'c_scUhlg lot Ihcinpul DIGI]AL INPUT iacks _qwn you uun on Ihe pi/_uJ o[ 1his unil. i H I[ ==r-T:.,,-,_-_ and f13__a_ in whidl Ih_ _un_nl i_q_lion Svls Ihe S]PdUS Palenlal page 54 SET" and "SIRIUS Signal information SET" paranlelers adapluJ (such as YBA le_d ol tl3e XM Satellite Lock code numt/er are onl b applicable 7J lO. sold sepal;/el_ I with I 71 P.adio signals 72 aiid Ih_. ch iniivl h_ck conl]gurathm to Ihe L!SA and Canad _see 72 i models, !!:U!iHi:t..i?4FO Use this feature to check audio signal intL_rnlation (see page 36). 3 Press @ENTER Use the renlote control to access and at[just each parameter. ;'4" SETUP". •NRHURL SETUP You can change reproducing 1 to enter "MANUAL The 'qVIANUAL SETUP" display appears in the OSD. the "SET MENU" parameters while this unit is ÷ i SOLIN[:,HENU 2 IHPUT HEHU 3 OPTION MENU sound. Press @AMP and then press _MENU enter "SET MENU". to [ ENTEP,J_E_ter ¸ The top "SET MENU" display appears in the OSD. 4 SET HENU Press@kl_l<ll_. and change TOP HEHLI and @ENTER • Press @A / _ to select ÷ -_UTO SETUP - H_HURL SETUP - SI_NRL INFO • Press@<l/c> • Press @ENTER confirm Press @A / V to select"MANUAL TOP + HENU -RUTO SETUP -H_NURL SETUP =S!GHRL DIFO [ &J/UgJ; LP, Do[ r{ ...... A!_2]!!!-92:2!]........... 62 En menu or SETUP", to change the parameter to enter the selecled value. menu or to the paralneter. • Press @RETURN level. 5 SET HENU the desired parameter. { ENTER_: Entep 2 to select the parameter. to return to the previous menu Press @*3MENU to exit from "SET MENU". _/J Use this menu to manually compensate LCD acljust any speaker lk_r video signal processing monitors setlings or delays when using _laL5 Woot)r section of a speaker is 16 cm (6.5 in) or larger: large Woot)r section of a speaker is smaller than 16 cm (6.5 in): small or projectors. Front speakers 5_-&iN_ -=V Choices: SMALL, LARGE i SOUND HENU i "2 i SOUND NENU ÷ R>SF'ERKER SE]" B)_P LEUEL C>SPb!_]'RNCE b)CEHTER6EO @IRNURL SETUP E>LFELEUEL 2 "2 ÷ F?D'_'NR_'IIC RRNGE 6>RU[:,IO_ET H>HD_'II_E]" @1kNURL i SOONDHEHU R>SPERKER5E7 FROHT 5P SETUP • Speaker settings #;,SFi.::i:iKER Sc7 Use this feature to manually adjust any speaker settings. FRONT B speaker setting FRONT E' Use this t)ature to select the location of the front speakers connected to the FRONT B terminals. Choices: FRONT, ZONE B R>SPERKER FROHT i Select "FRONT" SOUND ........ _,J_BL&_25kgc_g ....... When the front speakers Select "LARGE" (large). are large When the front speakers Select "SMALL" (small). are small SET When 'LFE/BASS OI JT" is sel Io "FRONT" (see page 64), you can select only 'LARGE" in "FRONT SP" Ii' the value of "FRONT SP" is sm to a se_ting other than "LARGE" in advance, this unit amomatically ch rages the value to "LARGE" B,.,.FROHT HENU to turn on or off SPEAKERS when the speakers connected terminals al_ set in the main to the FRONT zone. A and B Center speaker Choices: NONE on all the SlYeakers including i SOUNDHENU the subwooti_r the main zone are muted and this unit outputs the FRONT only. • 11 you connecl B terminals headphones sound is oulpul terminals when • II¸ a DSP progranl "ZONE Io the PHONES is selected when (see page 39) "FRONT enters R)SPERKER SET CENTER5P in sound at ol this unh, the from both headphones and _he FRONT "FRONT B" is se_ to "ZONE B" R", II/is uni_ automahcally DSP mode iack B B" is se_ to the Virtual :!;P LRG B Select "ZONE B" if the speakers connected to the FRONT B terminals are set in another zone. [f SPEAKERS A is turned off and SPEAKERS B is turned CEHTER SML CINEMA !IO!IE >St'IL LR6 When the center speaker is large Select "LRG" (large). When the center speaker is small Select "SML" (small). When you do not use the center Select NONE directed (none). speaker The ce ter cha reel s g als are to the fion_ leR and right speakers. | 63 En Surround left/right speakers Choices: NONE, SML LRG Crossover L-;UR° L.."R 5;P Use this t)ature to select tile crossoxer l?equency of all tile speakers set to "SML" (or "SMALL") in "SPEAKER SET" (see page 63). All frequencies below the selected frequency will be sent to the subwoot)r or fi'ont speakers depending on the setting of "LFE/BASS OUT" in "SPEAKER SET" (see page 63). Choices: 40Hz, 60Hz, 80Hz, 90Hz. 100Hz, 110Hz, 120Hz, 160Hz. 200Hz i SOUND MENU £>SPE_KER SET SUR_ L_R SP NONE >SML CROSSOUEi;! LRG L 5D!JUE£ r%U!J ................................. When the surround speakers Select "LRG" darge). are large When the surround speakers Select"SML"(small). are small When FREO-=-80Hz you do not use the surround Select "NONE '_ (none). CINEMA DSP mode LFE Bass out R>SPERKER SET CROSSOOER speakers This unit is set to the Virtual phase L-;LiBi.,.iO.L}FER PHg':L:--: Use this t_ature to switch tile phase of your subwoot_r if bass sounds are lacking or unclear. Choices: NORMAL, REVERSE (see page 39). LFE/£gL-;S Subwoofer ,"]U[ Use this f_:atureto select the speakers that output the LFE (low-frequency effect) and the low-t_equency signals. Choices: SWFR_ FRNT, BOTH i SOUND MENU R>SPERKER SET SUBNOOFER PH£SE i SOUND MENU R>SPERKER SET LFE, BRSS OUT >NORMRL • SUFR When a subwoofer and you want is connected to get natural Select "SWFR" (subwoot_r). as the low-frequency signals "SML" (or "SMALL") When a subwoofer • FRNv >BORN bass are directed is connected Select "BOTH" (hoth). sigmds set to "SML" the subwoofer. righl speakers "FRONT When SP" setting of of other are directed to of the front to the front left and regardless of the (see page 63). you do not use a subwoofer tkequency (front). The LFE signals, signals and right speakers the low- of the li'ont let? and right channels, and the low-thequency "SML" (or "SMALL") 64 En signals signals arc directed unit Tile LFE signals (or "SMALL") and the subwoofer Select "FRNT" setting The low-thequency fi:om the subwoofer. Tile low-theqnency left and right channels to this sound as well as the low-frequency speakers as well set to to the subwooti_r. to get rich bass are output unit sound The LFE signals of other speakers and you want any source to this signals of other speakers set to are all directed to the thont left regardless (see page 63). of the "FRONT SP" REUERSE Select "NORMAL" if you do not want to reverse the phase of your subwoof_r. Select "REVERSE" to reverse the phase of your subwoote_ _/J • Speaker Use this feature level EOSF:' LL:?..iEi to manually adjust Speaker • the output level of each speaker. range: -10 Control step: 1 dB Initial setting: to +10 dB Ideally, each speaker must be applied B>SPLEUEL should position. most home situations. SOUND r_EHU [ _2 SOUND HEHU B>SP LEUEL - ......... ÷SUR_L_I 5UR. R II 7 FR, L_I FR,R_I CHTR_I adjust the distance of each to lhe respective channeh and the delay applied main listening 0 dB C;,SF:' [:,i!!;[i:iHCF Use this fi:ature to manually speaker Control distance _laL5 be the same distance However, Thus, a certain amount to the sotmd flom each speaker sounds time. will arrive at the listening Unit UHiT lkonl the this is not possible position in of delay so that all at the same 2 2 ÷ SUFR_I N @ FR =[ Fronl left speakel F'R =[4: Fwn[ dghl speakeJ Choices: (_:i.[r[_: (emel speaker Initial setting: [U.S.A. and Canada ':::i,ii:" [;' Sub_\ oolcE '2[;ij[?. _[ Smround leH slxaker '2[;ij[?., [?. SuEround lighl spe ik_i meters [Other models]: • • Control speaker channels diller depending/m the seuing of ti:el (tt) (m) Initial distances range: 0.30 to 24.00 m ( 1.0 to 80.0 R) Control Ihe speakers¸ models]: meters Select "meters" to adjust speaker distances in meters. Select "leer" to adjust speaker distances in leer. Speaker The available (m), feet (It) step: 0. l 0 m 10.5 t_) setting: FRONT L/FRONT CENTER: SUR. L/SUR. _! R/SWFR: 3.00 m ( 10.0 ft) 2.60 In (8.5 ft) _ R: 2.40 m (8.0 R) _ _i_:Si_@,_ ¸¸ F'F-:I])_]T J Fwnl lell speakel F'RI:I_]T From rigN speaker R i][:[.:}1TE _-: Cenlel speak_ r '2[;h.iF_-I Stlb_ O(>l)l '!!;UR= • _ [. Surround lell slxaker '!!;Jj[_:= [? Sun'ound _igh[ speake_ Tl_e avaihtble speaker ch mnels differ depel_ding • _ on d_e se_dng of _he speakers¸ | 65 En • Center speaker equalizer [:)CEHTC:Rriu:! to acliusttile builtqn 5-fi'equency band Use this t_ature (1 (lOHz, 300Hz, equalizer I kHz. 3kHz and IOkHz) graphic [i)r the center channel the center speaker matches can make adjustments selected so that the tonal Dynamic quality of You range headphones. decoding This setting Dolby Digital I SOUND HENU [_ ] "[_] ! Up "[)o14n [41 '[i_1! AdSust OdB OdB OdB _dB OdB Speaker '_-; P Ei::.:'{( ER Adjusts lhe speaker compression. Headphone H[::,'--i[::,F'H 0 Hr Adiusts the headphone Choices: MIN, STD, compression. Ti-:!!;T Use this feature to make adjustments lor 'CENTER while listening to a test tone. GEQ" Choices: OFF, ON Select "OFF" to stop test tones and output the currenlly selecled source component. Select "ON" to output test tones lhom the center and front left speakers. Low-frequency effect level E)[..FE [..EUEi Use this t_ature to adjust the output frequency effi_ct) channel according • Select "MIN" certain scenes. signal contains if you regularly listen at low volume levels. • Select "STD" • Select "MAX" amount {standard) tk)r general (maximum) to of dynanlic use. preserve the greatest range. • Audio settings G::,_LiCqO 2;[!:[ Use this t)ature to at@st the overall audio settings of this unit. level of the LFE (low'to the capacity of This setting is effective the LFE channeh range: -20 MAX (minimum) i SOUNbHENU your subwooti_r or headphones. The LFE channel carries low-frequency special effecls which are only added to G>AUD 0 gET ÷ HLITE TYPE---FULL A. DELA?...... _r,is _IA:_:UOL,---+I6dB I _41 T, {)OL,, -, - OFF when the input to 0 dB [4J, [_J_ Select I dB i SOUNDMENU E>LFE LEUEL ÷ SPEAKER...... OdB HEAbPHOHE--=-OdB Mute type Mi.iTE T'?P.I: Use this feature to adjust how much the mute fimclion reduces the output volmne/see Choices: FULL,-2(tdB Select "FULL" 1o completely • output. Select "-20dB" to reduce Speaker :!;PEEKER Audio Adjusts the speaker LFE leveh Use this t_ature delay using certain Control range: ( ontrol step: Depending on the sellings ol "LFE/BASS OUT"/see page 64h some signals nla> not be ouqml a_tile SUBWOOFER OUTPUT iack. mute all the audio the current volmne by 20 dB. i:i= [)[.::Lb]'-,' to delay the sound output it with the video Headphone HF_ [>F'{-:.-'O N_ Adjusts the headphone LFE leveh page 35). • [_ J/['q J_ UP, Do[ h 66 En is efti_ctive only when this unit is and DTS signals. F>D'_NRH C RRNGE [4J, [_J_ AdJ_4st ( ontrol step: range or ÷ SPEAKER ...... HRE HEADPHONE, -, - MAX D?EENTER_E_4 TEST >OFF ON ÷ i00Hz ---I1=-300Hz , - ,}_, ikHz - - 41= -3kHz , - -II"- l OkHz -, -I1'- " Control of dynanfic to your speakers 1o the currently or a lest tone. i SOUNDHENU • the amount to be applied Control range: -6.0 to +6.0 dB Control step: 0.5 dB Initial setting: 0 dB Test tone F)[;,'?HgH,,'_-C Ri:_N_!-_! Use this t)ature to select compression that of the front speakers. whi]e ]istening source component • image. LCD monitors 0 to 160 ms I ms and synchronize This may be necessary or projectors. when _/J Maximum volume !_;_;:-:;UOLo • Use this t_ature to set the muxinmm feature volume level. This is usefld to avoid the unexpected the volume nmge becomes H)H[:,H.."_5_;7 Use this feature to select the component to play back HDMI audio signals. loud sound by mistake. For example, the original volume to -80 dB. However. when "MAX VOL." HDMI set range is +16 dB is set to -5 dB, -5 dB 1o -80 dB. H>HDHI Control range: +16 dB, Control step: 5 dB _laLh +10 dB to -30 dB SET SUPPORT RUDIOi 1 500_4D HENU _ENTER]!Retur The "MAX VOL," selling Forexample, VOL," is set to selling lakes priority over Ihe "[nitial il'INITVOL"issetto 30 dB, the voltlille 20dB Volmne" red'MAX Icsel is autonlaticllly Support audio Use audio Initial Use INs volume this unit .."_-T=(q_-.."[..= feature to set the volume is turned on. Choices: Control iH Of[. step: The "MAX MUTE, -8(1 level dB to +16 when the power of selling this fe_ture signals connected unit. to select on this whether unit to the HDMI to play or on another OUT jack hack HDMI on the rear HDMI component panel of this dB 1 dB VOL" S='_LiCiO set to you turn olk the I?m_er ol {l/is unit next time 30 dB when n lakes priori D oveJ the "[NIT.VOL E,=._ ...i i.4 __--:7 F.¢-= ....-T= =. = Plays back HI)MI audio signals on Ihis unil The HDM[ audio signals inpul al Ihe HDM[ input jacks of this unit _u_ not output to Ihe HDM[ conlponenl con necled Io Ihe HDM[ OUT jack on the _ll ¸ panel of this unit¸ ()i3h_:=F Pla2s hick HDMI audio signals on anolhel HDM[ jack¸ connecle<l to tile HDM[ " selling, • This unit IJ msmils c_mlponent audio and video signals input O[ !T at die HDMI inpu[jacks Io tile HI)M] oul iack only when this unit is turned on even ii ¸_'SUPPORT AUDIO" is set [o "O_her", • Available audio/video signals depend on Ihe specification of _hc cOilllCCtt_ vidco illol_i[or Rel_?l" t(> the instltlCtiOl_ maRtlaJ of cach collnc42tcd Colllpon_n[ | 67 En For HDMI Use this menu to reassign decoder mode or rename the input jacks, select jacks 1 and 2 the the input source. Choices: (1) DVD, DTV/CBL, V-AUX, DVR (2) DVD, DTV/CBL V-AUX,DVR - MRHURLSETUP 2 IHPUT MEHU ÷ R>INPUT RSSISNMENT B)!HPUT REHAME C)VOLUMETRIM [:,)[:,ECO[:,ERMO[:,E E)MULT_ [:H SET R) IHPLIT RSSIGHMEHT HDM! IN + [IN1]=_DVD ( br)D > IN2_-•-DTV/CBL ( bTr,I"CBL > ENTER): Entep • Input assignment i:i) 1 HPUT _SS i 6NHE)-4T Use this t_ature to assign the input jacks according to the component to be used ff the initial settings of this unit do not correspond to your needs. Change the R)llowing parameters to reassign the respective jacks and eft_ctively connect more components. Once the input jacks are reassigned, you can select the corresponding component by using @INPUT <1 / C> (or the input selector buttons (@)). For COAXIAL ('hoices: INPUT jack (1) CD. MD/CD-R, INPUT 2 !PJPVYrJQ!LL .................................. B>!NF'HTRENRME hub -> DUE:, [_]'[_]:Position 1 DVD, DTV/CBL, V=AUX, DVR 2 • Input rename B)iHPUT RE#-#_HE Use this feature to change the name of the input source that appears in the OSD and in the front panel display. 1 Press one of the input selector buttons (@) or {$MULTI CH IN to select the input source you want to change the name of• MENU A) IHPLIT ASS!SHMEHT CORXIRL IN ÷ ( _ ;...... _aD/CD _ DUD DUD TUNER ) or..... For OPTICAL INPUT jacks 2 and 3 OPT._:CgL .."_-H (2) 0PT]:C.:qL IH (S) 2 Choices: (2) CD, MD/CD-R, DVD, DTWCBL, V=AUX, DVR (3) CD, MD/CD-R, DVD, DTV/CBL, V-AUX, DVR 3 2 !NPUT HENU R>INPU RbaI aNHENT OPTICRL IH ÷ <2; ...... [:,T[b CBL <DTU* CBL > '3, ..... [:D C[:, > Press @AMP and then press @ <1 / L> on the remote control to place the .... (underscore) under the space or the character you want to edit, Press @_ / V to select the character you want to use and then press @ <1 / _- to move to the next space• • You can use tlp to 8 ch iracters • Press @_7 Io change or press @A _o go in the reverse A to Z, a space, *, _l_)ll C[IIIII()[ 68 En Se]ecI a speci]_c ilem lllOl'e Ihall ollce , +, e[c) l_)r elch the characler 0 to 9, a space, input in die l_)llowing orde_ order: a to z, a space, symbols (#, _/J 4 Repeat steps 1 through 3 to rename each input source. 5 Press @ENTER RENAME". • Volume trim toexit from "INPUT C)IjOLLJHE !-Ri_ Use this fealure to a_ust the output v_ume of each source. This is useful if you want to balance the level of ead_ input source to avoid sudden changes in volmne when switching between input sources. Choices: CD, MD/CD-R, TUNER_ DVD, DTV/CBL V-AUX, DVR, DOCK, MULTI CH. XM, SIR[US Control range: -6.0 to +6.0 dB Control step: 1.0 dB Initial setting: 0.0 dB 2 INPUT HENU _laL5 DTS decoder prioritize setting Choices: AUTO, DTS • Select "AUTO"if you want this unit to automatically detect input signal types and select the appropriate input mode. • Select "DTS" when you play back a DTS-CD. • Multi channel input setup E[)MiJLi .! L:F 'z,_-d.i 2 DIFIUT >IEHU E>MULTI CH SET BGU......... LOST [4]'[_]!Seiect Background Video E!:GU Use this t_ature to select the video source played in the background of the sources inpul at the MULTI CH INPUT jacks. Choices: DVD. DTV/CBL V-AUX. DVR, LAST C>HOLUHETRIH DUD B,_JB ...... 0. OdB Selec[ Se]ec[ed _'LAST" to set video SOtll'Ce [his uni[ [o atltOma[icaJ[y as the background vkleo select [h£ = last SOtll_2{ = [RETURN_:Exit 5%u cm only adjusl dke value lot DOCK sladoned in the Yamaha Universal Dock • _hen 3our iPod is connecled to this uniL Decoder mode [?)[;,EZ:O[;,EIR NOD[! 2 INPUT HENU [:O[:'ECO[:'ER HOE:'E C[:..... bLeD DTU, CBL .... .... _4LITO AUTO _qLITO Decoder select mode Use this feature to designate the delimit decoder mode R)r the input sources connected to the DIGITAL INPUT jacks when you turn on the power of this unit. Choices: AUTO, LAST Select "AUTO" if you want this unit to automatically detect the type of input signals and select the appropriate decoder mode. Select "LAST" if you want this unit to automatically select the lasl decoder mode used the connected input source. | 69 En Source feature OSD display time O::5[)-2;OURI2:...E: Use this menu lo adjust llle optional -NAHUAL SETUP 30PTIOH • system paramelers. -NAHUAL SETUP HEHLI i 2 3 OPT!OH HEHLI ÷ R>b!SF'LA',_ SET B>HEHOR_? GLI_qRb C)RU[!I 0 SELECT [:'>PRR_qM,!H! E>BLUETOOTHSET ÷ F>}]H R;qb!O SET _z _IRIU_ _ _ >ET _ [ ENTER]_Enter ¸ [ ENTER]_Enter ¸ Display settings 3 OPTION 2,2 i:i:_[::,.."_-!!;F'[...."-:i'-,' SET HENU F4)D[ SPLR _' SET ÷ D!HMER ......... @ FL SCROLL- - - EOHT OSD SHIFT ...... 0 OS[:'-SOUREE- - - 30s OS[:'-_HP ...... 392 Dimmer [_i_MER Use this fealure to a_[itlst the brighlness of the front pro/el Use this I%ature to set the amount of time to display the XM Satellite Radio inlk3rmatiom SIRIUS Satellite Radio inR_rmation or iPod menu in tl_e OSD after you psi-form a certain ol}eration. Choices: ON, 10s, 30s • Select "ON" to display tl_e OSD unceasingly during an operation. • Select "Ills" to turn off the OSD Ill seconds after you perfi_rm a certain operation. • Select "30s" to turn off the OSD :;0 seconds after you perform a certain operation. Amplifier function 055[)--.i:iH P OSD display time Use this feature to set the amounl of lime to display the status after you l)erform a certain operalion. Choices: ON, los, 30S • Selecl "ON" to display the OSD conslantly during an operation. • Select "Ills" to turn off the OSD Ill seconds alter you pedbrm a certain operation. • Select "3: (s) " to turn off the OSD 30 seconds after you perform a certain operation. display. Control range: -4 to 0 Control step: l Press @ <1 to make the front panel display dimmer. Press @C> It) make the fi'onl panel display brighter. Front panel display scroll FL SCRL]L[ Use this lltature to set whether to display (such as a song title or a channel display in a continuous alpha]lumeric when"XM", Select 'ONCE" the operation in a continuous to display aP,er scrolling, the openltion range: -5 (downward) step: Initial selling: all characters to adjust the vertical Control • status in lhe once. posilion Select "OFF" to turn off the "MEMORY GUARD" feature. of the OSD. • Select "ON"to protect: - sound field progrmn parameters all "SET MENU" items - all speaker - SCENE levels template parameters to +5 (upward) 1 When 0 Press @ <:I to lower 'MEMORY and adjusl the position Press @C> to raise the position En status in the manner. 0:!;[_ '.:SHiF] Control 70 all characters once selected as the pane c sp _y by the lirsl 14 alphanmneric Use this feature B>MEMOR '_ GURRD N]FF ON or by the first 14 atter scrolling DOCK i to display fl'ont panel display OSD shift { 30PTXOH _IENU ONCE Select "CONT' characters g the information nmne) in the £ront panel [_]_[b]:Select input source. Choices: CONT. flo manner characlers SIRIUS • Memory guard £;,HE_<OR9 E...lJi:iR[;, Use this feature to pre_ enl accidental changes to DSP progrmn parameter values and other system settings. Choices: OFF, ON of the OSD. of the OSD. GUARD" any o_her "SET is set _o 'ON". MENU" ilems you cannol selecl • Audio select Use this featnre select setting C;,_tC-i0 to designate Bluetooth setting E )BLUErOOTH SET SEL.ECT the default tbr the input sources audio input jack when you turn on the 3 OPT!ONMENU power of this unit. Choices: AUTO, LAST E>BLUETOOTH SET STRRT PRIRING 3 OPTION MENU C>#JDI0 >AUTO SELECT [ ENTER ] ! Enter UqST Use this feature Bluetooth [4]=[hi:Select t() start pairing adapter your Bluelooth component. refer to _Pairing Select "AUTO" if you want this unit to automatically detect the type of input signals appropriate and select To ensure select the last input mode used R_r the connected source (see page 34). initialization O?PFiRi:iH= iNi __ #EZ!#E r!E#!!............................ X40 1 Check IFII /ES that 3 setdngs once you reverl initialize Io the pnwious Ihe sound lield conlponent separately initialize individual sound program s • You cannot "MEMORY inid dize any sound lield pix_gram GUARD" is set to "ON" the Bluetooth (example) Select the Bluetooth adapter list and then enter "0000" on the Bluetooth this unit completes completed" appears 1 the detects adapter, in the in the Bluetooth the pass key component. the pairing successfully appears. To cancel the pairing, press @RETURN 'START PAIRING" parameters a)pears component device Once paramelel plogram • You cannot the Bluetooth YAMAHA" device list. starting. starts searching Se rch n_... If the Bluetooth to read before pairing. adapter adapter, "Pairing auh!malically to start Bluetooth the Bluetooth "YBA-IO Bluetooth Select "NO" to cancel file parameter initialization and retl_rn to the previous menu screen. Select "YES" and press @ENTER to set all the sound field parameters to the initial lactory settings. all the instructions Bhetootl conpone/s. video monitor. 2 is set R_r You are recomn_ended Press @ENTER The connected [4J,'[FJ_ Select [ ENTER ] ! Return • YOU cann()l and your a time linlit of 8 minutes operation. and IMly understand input Use this [_ature to set all the parmneters of the sound field programs to the initial factory settings. Choices: NO. YES D>P_4R_¢I, adapter TM on page 59. security, the pairing if you want this unit to automatically Parameter with For details about the pairing, the Bluetooth component" Ymnaha sold separately) the input mode. Select "LAST" • Bluetooth the connected (such as YBA-10. Io exil from fiekl 4 groups Press @RETURN PAIRING". when • 11 Ihe connected components, • 11 a Bhle[ooth TM Blueloolh to exit from "START Bluetooth adapter "No_ l_mnd" appears¸ adapter Adapter" camlot is not connected find my Bhletoodl [o tilts uniL "No appears¸ | 71 En XM Radio setting F>_.::H i_:_L_'u_:_:i (U.S.A. and Canada models only) 3 OPTION F)XH HENU R£[:'_O SET :@1RNTENNR,-,95_ [ENTER_Retu_'r_ XM Radio antenna :-::Hi:iNFEHN_ Use this feature to check the cun_nt reception level of the XM Satellite Radio signals. For the best reception, orient XM Mini-Tuner so that a value of 60% or more is displayed here. Display status: NONE, 0 to 100% 'NONE" is displayed iiXM tllis unit. [n _his case, check Mini-Tuner Dock Ihe amemla connections is nol connected to (see page 46¸1¸ • SIRIUS Satellite Radio setting (U.S.A. and Canada Use this l_atm'e to set the code desired SIRIUS Satellite Radio the Parenta] Lock" on page 54 3 OPTION models only) number t_r locking the channels. Rel_r to "Setting R)r details. HENU a >IRIU_ ÷ PRRE_4TRL SET LOCK SIRIUS Satellite Radio parental lock Pq F:E2-4T;-%LOCK Use this feature to set the code number for locking the ] desired SIRIUS S_tellite Radi( I cha reels. Rel_:rt )' Setti isI* the Parental Lock" on page 54 t_r details. 72 En [11addition to controlling and other malmfacmrers. for each input source this unil, the relnote To control control can also operate your TV or other components, components made by Yamaha remote control code (see page 75). • Controlling this unit Press @AMP to control this unit. AMP -- other audiovisual you must set up the appropriate • Controlling a TV Press@DTV/CBL to control yourTV. To control your TV,you must set the appropriate remote control code fi}r DTV/CBL (see page 75). _;!i;i;! "2 - ' J These buuons dways conU'ol {his unil, *2 These but[ons control fills t_ni[ only when @AMP is pressed¸ J These buuons dways conlrol yore" TV regardless of whelher you press @DTV/CBL or nol TV POWER Turns on ol off {he powm. _/CH Changes 1he channel IIICI_2aS_S OI ¸ {]t_cre_l_2s _/ +_ VIIL +_ number¸ I]IC TV INPUT Changes TV MUTE Mules Ihe audio outpul "2 These N_ttons control pressed¸ _)r VO[UIll_ level¸ tile hlpul sou]ce your TV only detai Is, see [he "Digital when @DTV/CBL TV/Cable is TV" cohmm on page 74 --'4;: Y/!tl call con{Iol lemole control more than one TV by setting the appropriate code lor any hlput SOllrCe selectol thal_ @D'I'V/OBL highlighted above(;l selector btl[ toll In such and a case, 2) when you call control buttons other the buttons you press the input source 73 En | • Controlling other components Press one of the input selector buttons (@) or A to C buttons to control other coml×ments. You must set the appropriate remote control code l_)reach input source in advance (see page 75). The ff_llowing table shows tile function of each conlrol button used to control other [2_ H71 _ .... components assigned to each input selector button. Be advised that some buttolls may not correctly operate the [4F [5> 000_ selected component. H81 [?EIZIIN_B -"4k • The remote conlrol conlponents has 13 modes so that the remote (inpul areasl contlx)l C_ll_ to colmol up [O ] 3 opera[e H91 difl _'mnt component_ • Whell you pr_'s_; olle of the optional buttons (A to CL you can control without changing [1] tile input source control area component of this unit Powel * 1 AV POWER Po'a el * l Power '12 Power * l Power ,i I Power * l Title [21 TITLE [31 component thedesimd Band PRESET/CH Up VCR channel up Presel up ( 1-8)/ Tuning up Up VCR channel PRESETICHV Down Preset down ( 1-8}/Tuning Down do'a I1 dowi 1 Presel A-E/CAT <1 Left (A-E) A-E/CAT [2> Righl Righl Preset up A-El ENTER Enter Enler Hokl [4] RETURN Return Relurn Memory [5] REC Disc skip (player) Rec (recorder/ Rec Rec *2 [2> Play Play PDy _2 <1<I Selrch backw lid Searchblckwtrd Selrch lorwald Patlge lID j dowll Left Disc skip Rec PDy PDy Plly Seuchbackwu'd *2 SeaJcbbackwlrd Seucbbackwlrd Searcbbackward Se ilcb Iolward Search Iot_'a rd ,i2 Selrcb forward Se u'ch fol_ald Sealcb forw lid Pallse Pause *2 Pause Pause PtUSe Skip backv,'ard Skip backw lid Skip backw u'd Audio progr un do'an Skip lorwtrd Skip forwlrd Skip for'aard Audio program up St()[) Slop Numeric buttons Numeric bullons I_ Skip backward Skip b ickw u'd Skip b tckuald *2 !2:q2M Skip lorward Skip lolwaJd Skip folwlrd _2 Information Stop Slop St()[) *2 Slop [0] 1-9,0,+10 Numeric butlons Numeric buttons Numeric buttons Numeric [7] MENU Menu [8] DISPLAY Display Display Display Display Dispia?, Displ ty Displ ty [9] ENT Title/hldex Enter Enler Cb tpielTTime hldex bldex Enlel TI s t _2 These 74 En tt bretons s te _t OlX tale Menu al only _our buttons DVI) when the odginal recorder only remole when Search mode control }ou Presel stllions ll-s/ set supplied d_e ippropriale x_itl/ the remo_e conlponenl control Ires a POWER code lot DVR button (see page 75) You can control other components by setting While pressing and holding one of the input selector buttons (@) on the remote control to the select the input area you want to set up, press @AV POWER for more than 3 seconds. appropriate ]'emote control codes. For a complete list of available remote control codes, ret)r to "List of remote conlrol codes" at the end of this manual. [_ Remote control code default settings xM _lRlUS ©© MD/C_.R P,e s,o, DVR CD CD YAMAHA 5013 MD/€'D R CD_R YAMAHA 5001 TUNER TUNER YAMAHA 5007 DVI) DVD YAMAHA 2000 DTV/C'BL V-AUX TUNER YAMAHA 5(H I DVR DVR YAMAHA 2(M 1 XM TUNER YAMAHA 5009 SIRIUS TUNER YAMAHA 5017 TUNER YAMAHA 5012 A oow ° TUNER © © While holding 2 [_ © seconds down Press the numeric buttons (0 to 9) (_)) to enter the four-digit remote control code for the component to be used. When the setting succeeds, "Rem_teSetup OK" appears; however, when it does not, "RemoleSetup NG" appems in the ti"ont panel display. • II the" lii_lnLl_ct[lrer of you r component has more than one cod_'. try each o_ diem tmtil you find the con'ect/me B TUNER YAMAHA 5009 • II you do not press any buttons setup C TUNER YAMAHA Y/m may rlOl be abk- to opel'ale 5r2unaha remo(e IJy setting control anotheJ yotll- Yamaha code is pJesel Yamaha remole 5017 corn pol_enl as listed above conlJol process is canceled. within 30 seconds II this happel=s, repeat in step 2, the the setup procedme even i J"a In this case. code | 75 En This unil has additiona] menus that are displayed in the front panel display. The advanced setup nlenu offers additional operations to adjust and customize the way this unit operates. Change the initial settings (indicated in bold under each parameter) to reflect the needs of your listening environment. • Speaker impedance !!;P i_F:'= (U.S.A. and Canada models only) Use this feature to set lhe speaker impedance of this unit so that it matches that of your speakers. Choices: 8D MIN, 6D MIN • Select "8-Q MIN" 1o set lhe speaker impedance to 8 ft. • Select "6Q MIN" to set the speaker impedance to 6 _2. • Only_)STANDBY/ON(_)PROGRAM </L>,and _STRAIGHT are ell_ctive while you a=>Llsingthe advanc_.d FIont (A ol B) getup menu • No othel operaUons ldv Hlced setup call be made _hile you are tlsing the 8D MIN mol_U The impedance of each speake] rnus{ be 8 -Q o] higher Ccnte] • The advanced setup menu isonly available in die h'ont pmel SuiTouild display Floi]t 1 Press QSTANDBY/ON {A ol B) to set this unit to the Thein_pedanceofeach 6D_MIN standby mode. (2"nlel speakel must be 6 -Q o] higher SLII 10UnJ 2 Press and hold QTONE CONTROL then press @STANDBY/ON unit. and to turn on this This unit turns on. and the adwmced setup menu appears in the fYonlp_mel display. 3 Press _)PROGRAM <I/D to select the parameter you want to adjust, The name of the selected parameter appears in lhe fl'ont panel display. 4 Press @STRAIGHT Press QSTANDBY/ON mdt 76 En you made are rellected Satellite Radio Parental Lock I_ature to the initial factory setting. Choices: RESET. CANCEL • Select "RESET" to set the code number to the initial • factory setting. Selecl "CANCEL" 1o set lhe code number to lhe initia] fl_ctory setting. Even to confirm your selection and set this unit to the standby mode, The seltil_gs SIRIUS Satellite Radio Parental Lock code number reset !!;'.:_RF:'._:E Use this I_ature to set the code number IE_rthe SIRIUS repeatedly to change the selected parameter setting, 5 • nex[ time you ttn'n on this il you sel 'SSR [he locked channels Lock code mu_aber PIN" 1o 'RESET". The initial is "0000" lactory [l/is unh does setling not u nlock ol¸lhe Parenlal • Tuner frequency step TLi (Asia and General models only) Use this t_atureto set the tuner l_equency step according to the frequencyspacing in your area. Choices: AM 10/FM100, AMg/FMS0 Select "AM 1(!/FM1(!0" for North, Cen{raland South America. Select "AM9/FM50" lk)rall other areas. • Initializing iHiT= Use this t_a{llre to reset all the lmrameters of this unit to the initial lactory settings (see page 87). Choices: OANOEL RESET Select "CANCEL" unit. not m reset any parameters Select "RESET" • This setting completely hlchlding the "SET advanced selup • The initial Ihis unil to reset the parameters of this unit. resets all the p irameters MENU" paJameters. nlenu paranlelm i_lctory setdngs of this However, of this unit die s will nol be initialized me aclivated next tinle you Iurn on I 77 En Rellzr to the table below when this unit does 11o1fimction properly. If the problem you are experiencing is not listed below or if the instruction below does not help, turn off this unit, disconnect the power cable, and contact the nearest authorized Yamaha dealer or service center. • General This unit fails to turn on or enters the standby mode soon after the power is turned on. The pox_ er cable is nol connecled plug is nol comple[ely Jllsell_l Tile speaker impedance inc°_l_cL The pro_ecfion or tile sel{ing is ci_vui{Jy I_as been aCl Jval_d C onnecl Sel file speaker impedance Io ma[ch yore ¸ speakers Make sure Illal all speaker wiJ_ conneclions on dlis Lil]i_ and oll all Sl_akel'_; a£_ -,eCUI_ a[id llla[ _lle wile I_/I¸ each coilllcclioll d(_s 1lot [ouch allylhiilg o[]_el ¸ llltlll No sound. Ihe power cable firmly. jl _, I_Sp_clive Sel fllis unil _o Ille slandby nl_le, disconnecl power cable, piug i_ back in after 30 seconds use il normally¸ Incorlec[ Connecl illpLll OI¸ oulpu_ cable No applopria_e t_2en Sel llle Audio inplll jack selec_ Ilas ltle cables properly¸ cab]cs may 11 collneclJoil Tills unil has becll e×posed Io a s{rong ex[ernal eieclric shock (such as lighlning oi¸ slrong slalic electlicily) COIHleCliOll_. 2I I_[_ de Sel an appropdale If file problenl [lle and li_en persists, i 3_ 18 [_2cliv_ Audio inpm ¸jack selec_ 34 Audio inpuLjack seJect is sel _o _HDMF'. _COAX/OprF ' Or _'ANALOG'" £e_ Audio inpuLjack Audi/! i[Ipl_ jack select is sel to "%NALOG'" while playing a source encoded in Doiby Digilal or DTS Se_ Audio inpu_ jack select Io "AUTO" "_COAX/OPT" No appropriale selected Selec_ an appropriale inpul source wi_h _INPUT <l/C> (ol ¸ file inpu_ _elec_/_l¸ I_u_!=lslO}/ 33 _pt2ake_ coilllecii/!l_s a£e _1ol_2cu re _t2C UI't2 I]]e I l Tile l_on_ speakers _o be used Ilave nol been selecled properly Selecl _]le ]_1_[1 V(!IUII_C inpul somce iS IUl lied has i_een dowI1 ]]le sound is nlu_d select Io _AUTO" _Jle or 34 COIIIleC[JOIIS d_e I_onl speakers lip 34 wifll QSPEAKERS. 33 voIun_e Press _}MUTE or _VOLUME +/- Io resume audio 35 ou_pul and filen a_]jusl file volume Signals fills uni_ cannol reproduce are t_2Jllg Jnpu[ _'oil] a SOUrCe com]_oIl_llL S_Ici_as a CD ROM Play a source whose signals can be wpl_d LICC_Iby 1his t[llii Tile HDMI componenls connected _o Ihis uni_ do no_ supporl file HDCP copy plX)lecii/!l_ SlaIlda£_ls. Conn_cl HDMI conlponenls copy p_x)[ec[ion slandard_ -SUPPO[_F Set "SUPPORT AUDIO" is set [o _t)_i_eJ ¸'' and _HDM I" audio signals are nol i_ing piayed back on _i/is ul_i_ 78 En _IANUAL AUDIO" S I_[UP ". Ihal supporl _o _RX V463" _he HDCP 14 in 67 rligri,'TFJtqigil';l_la The sound goes off. suddenly Ttle pmlection cilcuill y Ilas beea t_cc_lusc of a s]loll cifctiil, e[c Check Ibal tile impedance activaled selling is c<n rcct wires a_ nol touching ()[lICE ¸ all(I ttllil 21 Check Ibal the speaker Ibcll Iulll Ibis back oll The sleep Iimm ¸ has turned olt ¸Ibis uniL Turn on this uniL and pkly Ihe source again¸ The sound is muled P1_ss _MUTE or _VOLUME each +/- to resume audio 35 output¸ Sound is heard from the speaker on one side only. Only the center speaker outputs substantial sound, Illc/>l reel cable connections¸ Comlect IIle cables prop_ly the cables may be del_ctive Incol recl sdtings At!just the "SP LEVEL" in "SP LEVEL". Wben piffling a monaural source wilh a CINEMA DSP p_ogram, tl_e source signal is diJected _o Ihe cenlel channel and tile h'olI[ and StlllOuIld speakers ouq_ul II'lhe problem persisl_, _etlings 11 - 1g 41 This is nol mallkmclion. eflccl soullds NO sound is heard from the center "CENTLR SP" in "SPEAKER Io "NONE". SET' is sel Set ' CEN FER SP" to "SMI." o= "LRG" 63 speaker. Some sound rich SOUIIdS No sound is heard from the surround hoIII [JIc ploglanls CCillel do not outpul "Fly anothel sound field proglam 38 S[}eakCl "SUI,L L/R SP" m "SPEAKER sel _o "NONE" SET" i_ Set _ SLIF: IJR SP" to 'SML" ol "LI_:(-I" 64 qhis unil is in Hie " S'I [_.AI(']HT" mode PJe_s _STRAIGHT 39 and a monaulal back disapwm's speakers. No sound from the center, surround sotlrce is being played "FRON_I B" in 'SPEAKER "ZONE B" SEmi" is sol to so that "STRAIGHT" honl Ille lionl panH display Set _ FRONT B" m "FRONT _' 63 speakers when the FRONT B speakers are activated. No sound is heard from the subwoofer, "Lt [/BASS OIYI" in "SPEAKEP. SLT' is set to "t P.N F" _tlen a Dolby I)igiml Sel "LFE/BASS OU-V" to "SWFR" o_ _B( )TH'" 64 Set "KFE/BASS OUF' ol 'BOTH" 64 or DTS signal is being pklyed "I [ E/BASS OUT" in "SPEAKER SET" is sel to "SWFR" _n 'FP.NF" when a 2 channel ']be source soulce is being played does nol COIllaiJl low flvqtlency to "SWFR" 'Ibis is Ilol mallklnclioll bass signals | 79 En Dolby Digital or DTS sources cannot be Tile cOllllCC Icd COlllpollen played. (Dolby Digital or DTS indicator in signals the front panel display does not light Audio inpu[ j_ck sdecl - kNALOG" oulpul Dolby Digital [ is IlO[ _e[ [o oi DTS digilal is sel Io Make all approprial_ iiisil ucliol_s setting Ik>llox_ ing Ihe Ol',el ati ng i'tl£ youi ¸ compol]_ill ScI Audio mpu[ i_ck sdecl Io "AU-IO" _4 up.) A humming heard, sound is In_onect able _onneclion_. Lonne t file audi_, cables Ihmiy II die pwblem per_lsl_, Hie _ _bk's rn_y I_' d_.i_ctiw. The volume level cannot be increased, or the sound is distorted. You ale al[elll p[iilg {tl s_'l [h_=VOILIIII_level high_'r tllan file maximum _ohlme lewq Adlusl "MAX VOL*' sellill_ The _ ompon_'nl conne_led Io the AUDIO OUT (REC) jacks ol tl/is unil is lulncd of£ Ttun on Ih_"pox_ <.l ol Ih_"component The sound effect cannot be recorded. It is not posq bk' [o lecord file <,ound ctl_ct _ilh a le_ol'ding conlponenl This is nol mall un_ lion A source cannot be recorded by an analog component connected to the The somcv component is not connected Io fl_" analog AUDIO IN lacks of fl_is unil L'onnec I the" source componenl IN j:_cks "MEMORY Set "MEMORY AUDIO jacks. 67 to Ih_' an;dog AUDIO 14, 18 OUT (REC) The sound field parameters and some other settings of this unit cannot be MENU" GUARD" in "OPTION GUARD" to "ott" 70 is sel Io "'ON". changed. This unit does not operate properly, The inlemal mi_mcompulc_ has been hozcn by m_ ex a'u]al ek'cuic shock (sud_ ;_s lightning ol excessive slalic electlici_y } Ill by a po_er supply _ilh I//_ _//llage I)is_onnecl IIw po_'l caN_. horn Ih_"A( _all outlet _md then plug it in again al_vr aboul 3(I seconds No sound is heard from the connected HDMI component. The HDMI component does hill ac_cpl flit mul[i chann_q audio signals Conw.rl tile multi ci_;mnel audio sigllal_ Io file 2 d_annd audio sign_ds al the souice compom, nl such _s a DVD player "CHECK SP WIRES" appears in the front panel display. Speak_'l cahk's arc sholl ci_ uiled. Make su=e all sp_'ake= cables There is noise interference from digital or radio frequency equipment. This unit is Ioo close to Hie digilal oi high hequency eqtupment Move thi _,unil fllithel a_ay The picture disturbed, The video soulcv uses _cl lmbk'd ol encoded signals t_, pw_*nl dubbing This in not nlalhm_lion Tile inlcm_d a'mpemlure is too I_igh _md d_e ow.d=ea pwtecliou ci_ uil_y Ms been _ dvaled Wait _l_otlt I hour l_l II_is unil to _ool do_n mm it b_ck on is This unit suddenly enters the standby mode. 80 En aw conne led oueclly flora such uquipmunl and Ihcn II ri_ri,'IFJ_iTi'/;jm • Tuner FM stereo noisy. reception is The" _ haJacl_Jiisli_ t_roadcasl_ whell s ol II_e Ir all Slllill_r Ihc _111 _fllla IM SICl_JO Ch_ck Ihc _£ll{el]ll_l 2O collfle_'[ioils may c_luse [hi _, i)i(>hlem is Ioo lal ¸ away Or illl_uI 1_ pOOl¸¸ r W using a high quality alllellfla directional FM Use Ihe manual luning melllod FM There is distortion, and clear reception cannot be obtained even with a Adiust the anl_nna position mulli palh inlerl_rence Io eliminale The signul is Ioo v, elk Us_' a high qtmlil> diEectional good FM antenna. The desired station cannot be tuned into with the automatic tuning Use Ihe manual FM anwnn;_ lunin_ inelh_d 43 method. Previously preset stations can no longer be tuned into. This unit has t_'en disconnected long perh>d The desired station cannot be tuned into with the automatic The _ignal is weak or Ihe anl_nna conneclions are Ioosc. tuning AM l'herc is mulli padl inlel [k.runce 43 lk>ra Set presel stations Tighten {he AM loop antenna conneclions and olicnl il R>J¸ Ihe be_,l reccplion US_' method. Ih_? nl[Hlll[ll [[Iklillgttlethod There are continuous crackling and hissing noises, Noiso call lesult llolll li_]lt tlitl g, I]tan escenl lamps, molo= s. Ihe_moslats and ethel elech'ical equipmenl Use an outdo?or _111 t_:lllla alld a ground wire This will help somewhal, bul il is dirlicull Io eliminate all noise There are buzzing whining noises. A TV _et is being used nearby Move and 44 43 this unil away h<>m tile "rv set. | 81 En I'lri'i'_ ;'i_iTilTJ • i t mi XM Satellite Radio If an operation takes longer than usual or an error occurs, one of the following messages may appear in the front panel display. In this case, read the cause and R)llow lhe correslxmding remedies. {..i{-{>._.._}:_. ?:_q i U['i[:.}_'. The XM Mini I'tmel is nol inslllled in Ihe XM Mini "['unel Dock oi Ihe XM Mill] [tillEr Dock is IIo_ connected Io {his Conlh m {lie XM Mini Tunel is hill) sealed in the dock and check 1he XM Mini Tuner Dock cable is connecled [o Ibis ullil. 46 Tile XIVIanlelli? I is llol COllllecled kl li_e XM Mini Ttmel Dock ol Ihe XM anknna Check (ilal lile XM anlelllla iS secul'el_ conllecled Itl Ihe XM Mini Tuner l)_vk ind check Ihe amenn I 46 cable Ilas t_'colne damaged, cable 1oi damage. cable is damaged L_:{-{ U_{_i..i T{-{ You ma 3 lie allempling Io Kme Ill an XM challll_ 1 Ihal is blocked ol Ih;l[ }ou c_lnn(l_ lecei_e wfih _oul XM subscLiplRm pack ig_ Consull lile lalesl cllannd guide al h{{p://\_ \_ w xnll I(Jio 12onl/(US lesillenlsl and h(qx//www xmradio ca/(Canadian residenls) l/!l II_e CUIlell{ ]iSI Ol ch IllneJ>, For hll_)ll/la[ion Ol1lec_ivhlg lilts channel _]si( hllp://www xnlladio corn/[US resid_ n[s[ and hllp:/iwwwxlllladioca/(Canadian lesidenls) oi conlacl XM Salellile Radio al I 800 967 2346 (US resklenls) and I 877 GET XMSR (Clnadian lesidenls) NO The XM Mini Tunel is nob eceix hl_1he. XM salelli_e signal Son_e_iling nlay be blockin_ tile XM anlenna's view of tile saleililes ol¸ Ihe _ll_leil_la is ilol proper]} ¸¸ aimed¸ Cl_eck k/I anlen na obsh uclions and leposilion file XM anlenna Io gel belier signal recep0on ! Ise Ihe "XM P.AI)IO SET' screen in the vk[eo monitor _ check Ihe aille_l na receplio_l level _ee i_lslr tlcliolls supplied witll Ihe XM Mini Tuner and Dock for unfl ..i-_c._...r... i-_4 ? _.i _ "4i-_ ......,: :, =:._ ':::TffgH_2_i alllenna The XM plogral/i salei_ile occm ¸in Ui-_ i-{i.i_ L_i-{ {.i_{_i..i_7__ L.i__:i.__ ill l ol lllal] The XM channel }OU selected eur_enl ly N oadcasting. Check The selected cllannel is Ilol is not available illoni[oJ" back [o eileck a{ a [flel Ihe lim_] aillellna J_2cep[ion ill [h_ mean I_vel {bile. gOec{ a nollleJ" c[l_ln ilel The XM's signal Iol an exlellded No allisl naille ol song li(le is a_ailable li_is seleclion video Ior Consult Ille latest channel guide at h(tp://www xnlradio corn/(1 !S residenls) and ilt_p:/Iwwwxnlradioca/!Canadian residents [ lk/i¸ lile CUrlell[ liSI o_challl_eis Fol ¸ cases ola ile\\ XM Mini Tuner or a XM Mini TtllleJ ¸ tilat ilas nol i_ceived XM's signal lk!ran ex{ended period, allow Ihe XM Mini Tuner I_/receive Ihe XM salelliie signal iol ¸ at least 5 minules anti tllen _Jy Io selecl lile cllannei again¸ No aclion lequireJ 47 46.72 oll. Tllis message stl/!tllll disappcal in a ii:w seconds in good signal conditions¸ If you see tills message often, reposilion Iile XM anlenna _o gel belter signal i_ception Use tile "XM RADIO SET" screen in tile nol received period 82 En {ion Mini I'lulel is acquhing audio ol in_)rl/la0ol_ fl (1_1_the am signal. This message can also weak XM signal conditions¸ Note Iha[ lllis unil May IIot J_2spond [o sOlll¢? ope_alions wi_ile tills message is clisplayed ehalinel lllay Imve been reassigned Io a dil_crunl cl_annel numbel T/lis nlessage may occur ini(ially wilh a nc\'_ XM Mini Tuner ol a XM Mini limer thai has .......... ills{alia P.eplace Ihe XM anlenlm il Ille 72 !!;U[!; [.*-P[?i:_TE[? _Ihe subscriplk/ll .."Hi..i:q L [[[3 The HOt. 1"he opel _.._ _. ].._:2:_][ e selecled Ilion hll_umation channel )ou is cuJlenfl) nlad_ is updated. oul ol Sdecl anolher channel 52 is nol a_aihbk -m | 83 En IIff'_rl_t=J'_lillll'Jtllt E-4 ; HOi'!!;'r' Tunl off noisy condilio[lels optimizer _ leclric Ol ¸ i]lo,ve equipmenl [ht3m away like []om air [he micl opholle _[--_, ="H{) _ _ _._: The optimizer miclophone was unplugged during [he "AUTO SETUP" procedule Connect Ihe supplied oplimizei micJophone to OPTIMIZER MIC ¸jack _ll the front panel 24 c---' The optm_izer Check the microphone 24 ; i'[0 '-:ii t_'_{_24{.. microphone does not detect setting¸ It3_,l I(ll]eS Check [hc spt2akel ¸¢ollnec[iol]s plac_!l]lell[ _[--;'-;; U'j[Tr}IR i._?g'{_"_C_[i The 'AUTO SI TUP" procedure Callcelled due lo user aclivily _!--9 ; i _'{'['[!i_:_'{.."-:[[.._!R_I_0_I_ An inlernal 84 sn error occuned was and 10, II, 24 Run "AUTO SETUP" again 24 P.un "AUTO SETUP" again¸ 24 rZi/_,'It:'J_igigiJ_la ReadBisl the sl>eak_'r installalion so Ihat all speakers al_ sel in Iocalions with similar ColldiliOllS Check (he speaker conncclions Use _peakcrs • II the "ERROR" • If a warning ol "WARN[NG" message • If all el'rOl" illeSsa_e • screens "'W_ 1", %V-2". _E-_Y'/iccttrs appears, or "W_3" lepealed]y_ cl_eck the cause appears, please corrections col_lacl ol d_e problenl, are made, a qttalified of sinliklr qualily Ihen run "AUTO SETUP" again but they may not be optinlaL Vanlaha service center¸ iPod ]R _ase oJ a trail missioR (see error '&ilhotK a sulltls message appeal'illg ill the lront panel md ill the OSD check [he coRneclioll Io '_our iPod page 19) This uni[ is in Ihe middle of _ecognizing (he coilllec[ioll wilh yotlr iPod This uni[ is in Ihe nliddle of acquin ng s(lil_ IisIs floll] youl ¸ iPod ,-. ........ a .......... i..ur ir ii:u_. L• _!g'}" Ur There is a problem wifil Ihe signal palh II olll yotll ¸ iPod [{iIbis iIili[ WuIn O(T (his TI} reselling Ui7k i7Oi=JKi -. P Z+(J - F'O ('1 70Kii"i@ C.+_.(?CJ 3he iP<xl being used is nol suppotled this uniL "L._Z_i--__ ._ illd reCOlllleCl )our Onl'_ iPod (Click Ill{? Yalllah i iPod 19 (el minal ol Ibis trail iPod and Wheeh iPod nano+ and iPod ll_iIli are suppor_.!d Youl iPod is prollerl.\ slalioned in a Yamaha iPod universal dock (YDS 10, sokl sepalalely) connecled [_fll_illal tll]il, o[ ¸ [Ills _x2I_e_n your iP_l U i_i_iL7i1_ b} Illlil uni_el sal dock (o Ihe DOCK alia (o [he DOCK [ho COl]R_2C[iOI1 a_l_l _l_isu_li_ i_ iP/_ uni_er_ll dock/YDS 10, s_l_ S_l_a_a_el_ c/_n_lecIed _o _l_e D_C_K d_ck !Y_S 10, s_l_ sep_l_'_ely) c_nnec_ D_CIK le_l_i n_l _!f Illi_ uni_ This _mi_ c_m_l_i_li_k__back _l_ so_l_s Check I1_ _he songs c_r_lll_ ¢u_r_!_lI1_,_s_lr_!d _1_1voli_" iPo_k _1_'_! _l_t_lbl_, Store some o(hel pkl) abl{? mtlsic _i__h_ | _s_o_ed on y_!_" iPo_ (lies oil )Otlf iPod. 85 En \ The Bluel/!_qh _lclapler and file Bluel//ofl_ c//nlpi_nenlisinthenliddleoieg_ll)li_hing _]]_ cOIIlleC[j_HL L_IOFF:"I i_=_.i_u2i The I)aring i', compleled _...:_'"_-"_,....-:.'-" Li.-:.=._'-'"j The I)_l'i=lg i_ c_nceled _!;_- (i.C_-ii.'i_G_._?_:._ The conIleclion \ \ \ belween file Y_lmaha Bluet/_/!lh _ld_lp[_r (s_Icll _s YBA ](I, _old sep_lralely) and file Bluel/!oth c//nlPonen[ i_ e_,[_lblished [_ :._ G OFii-i:_=C._.:_=('j Tile Bluel///!_ll compone_l i_ discolmec_ed fi'_] Ih_ Y_lnl_l]_i B]U_loolh _td_l])l_t_(SUch _lsYBA I0. _old _eparalely) _'qO i!;]- ilid.EiF'_._=F" The Bluel/*ofll Iihpl_l _l_e DOCK 86 En lernlin_l] is nol c//nnecled Ill C_mnecl 113eYin3ah_l Bluelo/llh YBA \ \ id_lptel (such ;is 10. s/)ld sell_l_llel,, I I/! file DOCK leinlinaL \ \ \ \ 19 TQ, Si'llill_ Ll>,ill_ g\k_ll • i_ [h_ ]ell]ole Coll_lOl c_)ll'cclly Set. there (ILl 110{ i espol]d _o al'c [he Some i'elllOIC codc alIOI]lCI" "Lisl Ill code lenl_lle [OJ IhC c//ll{rol Same codes" 75 I]]alILI[_ICILIICI al {he end _11_ {his is l]lt)_lcIs thai COnll'OI Resetting the system Use lhis feature to reset all the parameters ot this unit to the 1 initial factory settings. • This procedure completely resets all the parameters including the "SET MENU" parameters¸ However. Press @STANDBY/ON on the front panel to 2 Press and hold @TONE CONTROL then press @STANDBY/ON unit. advanced setup menu paramelers • The initial lactol_ Ibis uniL set this unit to the standby mode. and to turn on this setth]gs ill this trait the will not be initialized ale activated next time you ttlrn on a_ To cancel the initializ any changes, 'CANCEL" _tion procedure press @STRAIGHT at my time without repeatedly mlking to select and then press @STANDBY/ON The ud_anced setup menu appears in the front panel display. 3 Press @PROGRAM 4 Press @STRAIGHT repeatedly to select "RESET". Select "CANCEL" to cancel the initialization <3 / _:>to select "INIT.". procedme without making any changes. 5 Press @STANDBY/ON to confirm your selection and set this unit to the standby mode. | 87 E_ • CINEMA DSP Since the Dolby originally • Surround designed and DTS systems for use in movie were theaters, their effect is best felt in a theater ha_ing many speakers designed acoustic ett_ct_. Since home conditions, sudl as room size, wall materiah differ so widely, the sound of speakers, it is inevitable CINEMA tield technology to combine experience of a movie own hon/e. and so on, can of actually DSP uses Yanmha and DTS systems in measured original Dolby Pro Logic, to provide decode for that there are difl)rences heard. Based on a wealth data. Yamaha Digital number sound Dolby vast nmnbers • Composite video signal With tile comllosite video signal systmm the video signal is composed of throe basic elements of a video picture: color, brightness and synchronization data. A composite video jack on a video component transmits these three elements combined. Dolby Digital Dolby Digilal surround sound system that gives you completely independent multi-channel audio. With 3 fl'ont channels (front L/R and center), and 2 surround stereo channels. channels. Dolby Digital With an additional provides channel 5 hall-range especially audio lk_r bass eflEcts, called LFE (Low Frequency Effect), the system has a total of 5. I-channels (LFE is counted as 0.1 channel). By using 2-channel speakers, more accurate surround sound environnlent stereo moving for the surround sound eftEcts and are possible than with Dolby Surronnd. The wide dynamic range minimum volume by the 5 fifll-range and the plvcise sound environment configuration 88 sound orientation processing excitement En reproduced provide and iealism. from nlaxinlum generated listeners to channels using digital with unpl_cedented With INs unit, any sound lhoil/monaural up to a 5.1-channel can be tYeely selected for your enjoynlent. 1 center leB and right channels channel for conventional instead of Pro Logic technology. Thetv are three modes available: "Music mode" tBr music sources. "Movie nlode" l_r nlovie • and "Game Dolby mode" uses a 4-channel realistic (monaural), eft)cts within (stereo), signal processing volmne system eft_cts: a center channel frequency for dialog for special channel 2 l¥ont sound reproduces range. Dolby Surround ix all video tapes and laser discs. and in many TV and cable decoder recording sonnd channel The surround a narrow widely used with nearly Pro Logic analog and dynamic and a surround (monaural). sound t_)r game sources. Surround left and right channels broadcasts as well. The Dolby built into this unit employs system on each channel a digital that automatically stabilizes to enhance sound moving the efl)cts and directionality. • DTS Digital Surround DTS digital surround soundtracks of movies track, WaS developed thealers around the world. system home theater sound and natural gaining popularity the analog spatial representation 5.l-channel sound in movie DTS. Inc. has developed so that you can in your home. This system distortion4ree to replace with a 5.1 =channel digital and is now rapidly surround is a digital sources. 5-channel wifll 2 t?'ont lelt and right channels. Dolby Surround • Component video signal With tile comllonent video signal system, the video signal is separated into the Y signal l()r the hmlinance and the Pt_ and PR signals for the chromimmce. Color can be reproduced more ti6thfldly with this system because each of these signals is independent. The component signal is also called the "color diftErence signal" because the luminance signal is subtracted thorn the color signal. A monitor with component input jacks is required in order m output component signals. a discrete and 2 surround only 1 surround used to Surround channel, sources room of your enables technique Dolby playback to reproduce • II of existing This new technology the audiovisual theater in the listening Dolby Pro Logic Dolhy Pro Logic II is an inlproved enjoy lhe a depth of of DTS digital produces practically sound (technically, left, right and center channels, 2 surround dlannels, plus an LFE 0.1 channel as a subwootl:l; tk_r a total of 5.1=channels). • HDMI • HDMI (Higll-Definifion Mukimedia Interface) is the first induslry-supported, uncompressed, all-digital audio/video interface. Providing an interface between any source (such as a set-top box or AV receiver) and an audio/video monitor/such as a digital television), HDMI supports standard, enhanced or high-definilion video as well as mulfi-channel digital audio using a single cable. HDMI transmits all ATSC HDTV standards and supports 8=channel digital audio, with bandwidth to spare to accommodate future enhancements and requirements. When used in combination with HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection), HDMI provides a secure audio/video inlertace that meets the security requirements of content providers and system operators. For filrther intk)rmafion on HDML visit the HDMI website at "http://www.hdmi.org/'. • LFEO.1 channel This channel reproduces low-trequenc3, signals. The frequency range of this channel is from 20 Hz to 120 Hz. Tfiis channel is counted as 0.1 because it only enR)rces a low-frequency range compared to the fidl-range reproduced by the other 5 channels in Dolby Digital or DTS 5.1 -channel systems. • Neural Surround Nenral Surround _v lvpresents the latest advancement in surround technology and has been adopted by XM Satellite Radio fi_rdigital radio broadcast of surround recordings and live events ill surround sound. Neural Surround _'_employs psychoacoustic frequency domain processing which allows delivery of a morn detailed sound stage with superior channel separation and localization of audio elements. Sampling frequency and number of quantized bits When digitizing an analog audio signal, the nunlber of times tfie signal is sampled per second is called the sampling fi'equency, while the degree of fineness when converting the sound ]evel into a numeric value is cal]ed tfie nmnber of quanfized bits. The range of rates that can be played back is determined based on the sampling rate, while the d} namic range representing the sound level difference is determined by the number of quantized bits. Ill principle, the higher the sampling fi;equency, the wider lhe range of frequencies lfiat can be played back, and the higher the number of quantized bits, the more finely the sound level can be reproduced. • SILENT CINEMA Yamaha has developed a natural, realistic sound effect DSP algoritfim tk)rheadphones. Parameters fi)r headphones have been set tBl"each sound field so that accurate representations of all the sound field programs can be enjoyed on headphones. • Virtual CINEMA DSP Yamaha has developed a Virtual CINEMA DSP algorithm that allows you to enjoy DSP sound field sun'ound eft_cts even without any surround speakers by using virtual surround speakers. It is even possible to enjoy Virtual CINEMA DSP using a minimal two-speaker system that does not include a center speaker. • PCM (Linear PCM) Linear PCM is a signa] tbrmat under which an analog audio signal is digitized, recorded and transmitted without using any compression. This is used as a method of recording CDs and DVD audio. The PCM system uses a technique t_r sampling tfie size of the analog signal per very small unit of time. Standing tk)r"Pulse Code Modulation", the ana]og signal is encoded as pulses and then modulated fi)r recording. | 89 En AUDIO SECTION • Signal I,evcl Composilc Component * Minimum RMS Output Powel lk)= hont, CenwJ, Smround [USA anti Canada modelsl I kHz, 0 9_ THD, 8 f-_ ................................................... IOIher models I I kHz, 0 90 THI), 6 _ ................................................... • Maximum Powel for FronL Cenlcr. St.round (JEITA) I kHz, 10%THD. 0 f! ....................................................... * Dynamic IUSA ([HK [Olher (IHF, * Fivquency (D. ell Response Io Fionl IdR ]HD ............................ • Signal [o Noise Ratio ................................................. 105w • Maxhnum 130w • Fl_quency Response (MONITOR OUT) Component Signal ................................... 90/I I0113(gl50 w I(}0/1 I(gl25 * DynamicHeadroonl [USA and Canadamodelsl 8 t2 ..................................................................................... Input Signal EHcct On. I kHz, 05% 105w .................... w 0.27 dB 2 0 V or nlorc I0 Hz Io 100 kHz. • "FolM HalmolliC DiSIOl'[iol] IUNA and Canada modelsl (1 kHz, 45 W, Fronl [JR, 8 £2 ) ............................. IOther nlodelsl (1 kHz, 50 W, Fronl [JR, 6 £2 ) ............................. 3 dB 006<_ ol less ()06G ol less Flon[ L/R ................................................................ * Channel Separation ( I kH//10 kHz) (D. ell (5 1 kC.2shorlcd) Io Fronl [JR ................................................................... 150 !_V ol less 60 dB/45 dB ol mole • "Ibne Control (Flonl IdR) BASS Boosl/Cul .................................................... TREBLE Boosl/Cul .............................................. ÷10 dB/100 Hz +10 dB/20 kHz • Headphone 400 mV_70 ()uqxlghnpedance .............. • Inptlt SensiIivi_y/Inpu_ hnpedance CD. etc .................................................................. MUUFI CH INPUT •.............................................. 60 MHz. 28 !W (202 • Signal to Noise Ralio (IHF) Mono/Slereo ............................................................. 3dB Inpm (unbalanced) dBD 73 dB/70 dB • Harrnonk f)isto_lion (I kHz) Mono/Suq'co ................................................................ 0.5_,_/0 5<_ ..................................................... 75 £2 AM SECTION • Tuning Range [U S.A. and Canada models[ .............................. 530 _o 1710 kHz [Asia and General modclsl ................. 530/531 m 171(I/1611 kHz [Olher m_xlelsl .................................................... 531 lo101I kHz 200 mV/47 200 mV/47 • Po_ci Supply [Europe and Russia modelsl .............................. [USA and Canada rnoddM ............................. [Aus[lalia model} ............................................... k_ k_ • Filler Characteristics (_(1/60/8_90/100/I I0/I 20/I 60_00 Hz) HRE (FRONT SP, CENTER SP, SUR L/R SP: SMAIA YSML) ............................................................ 12 dB/ocl LRF (Stlbw<)o_r] ......................................................... 24 dB/oct SECTION * Video Signal ]_pe (Gray bach I U.SA, Canala, Korea and GeneralmodHs] .................... NTSC IOthcr modclsl ....................................................................... B\I. 230 V AC, 5() Hz 120 %'AC, _) Hz 240 V ,4<, 50 Hz [Korearnodell ....................................... 220 %'AC, (_0Hz [China model] .................................................... 220 V A(', 5(} Hz [Asia model[ ......................................... 220 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz [Genelal model] ...................... I IO 120/220 240 V AC. 50/60 Hz (_OIl'_tffl]p_io;] [LISA and Canada modelsl ................................. 240 \V/320 VA [€k'nc111 model] .................................................................. 2(_0 W [( )d3m m_.h'lsl .................................................................... 240 W • Slandby Pox_e_ ('onsumplion 90 En 5 Hzlo • 50 dB Quieting Sensilivity (IHt 100% rood) Mono ................................................................. • po\_,cl • Oulput Level/Oulpul Impedance AUDIO OUT (RE(?) ............................................ 200 mV/l 2 k_ SUBWO()FI'3 _. ()U'IPUT •.......................................... 4 V/I 2 k_ VIDEO 15 Vp p or nlore GENERAL Noise (IHF A Nelwork) Jack Raled 50 dB or more Input I,evel ........................................... • Tuning Range [USA and Canada modelsl .......................... 875_o 1079 MHz [Asia and General modclsl ....... 875/8750 Io 108 0/I 0800 MHz [od3m m_xh'lsl ............................................ 8750 [(310800 MHz • An[enna • Signal Io Noise Ralio (IHF A Nelwork) CD (200 nlV ) Io Flonl I,/R. Effect Off .................. 98 dB m mole CD (250 InV} Io Front L/R, EffEct Oil . ................ 100 dB or nlole • Residual I Vp p175_ Vp p/75 D_ (P_/P_) FM SECTION Power and Canada modelsl 8/6/4/2 _) ........................................... models I 6/4/2 f!) .................................................... • Maxhnum CD. etc ................................................................. ................... I Vp p/75 .Q (Y), 07 ................................................. 08 W • Maxhnum Pov, e= L'onsunlplion [Asia and (]eneml models onlyl 5d3, 1()r/_ TH D .................................................................... 440 W • AC Oullels [Austr ilia model] ........................................ I (100 W nmxhnum) [IT,S A, Canada and China m{xlelsl 2 (]bla1100 W maxin]um) [()d3e_ m{xlelsl ...................................... 2 (Tola150 W maxhnurn) • Dimensions • Weighl (W x H x D) .................................. 435 x 151 x 352 mm ( 17 1/8'" x 5 15/16" x 13 7/8") .............................................................. ' Specificallons me sul_ject _o change 85 wilhoul kg (18 Ibs 12 oz) notice • Symbols XM tunhlg SOlll_d poelltl .......... 65 • C)VOLUME TRIM, IJlpuI menu CALL SIRIUS. SIRIUS Satellite ......... 69 Radio D)CENTER C)SP - - -. <XM> slaltlS message ............... 82 DISTANCE, slalus • Numerics I SOUND Canceled, MENU. 2 INPUT message Manual MENU, setup Muntml ........ 61 setup .......... 61 CAT .................................. Troubleshoo_i SEARCH, Category ng .................. 86 XM tuning ................. 53 Search mode, 2oh Sleleo_ 3 OPTION Sound JieJd progrum ......... 38 MENU ............................... 70 CD player, Connection CD recorder, Connection 3 OPTION MENU, CENTER Manual setup ....... 62 5el= S_c_eo, Sound IMd program • ......... 38 A A)I)[SPLAY SET. Oplion A)INPUT nlenu ......... 70 ASSIGNMENT, Input menu SET, Sound A DEI.AY. Audio ACQUIRING, stares settings SIRIUS message Aclivating XM Satellite Raclio settings speaker, Cel_er width, Speaker Sound COAXIAL ............ 47 COAXIAL ........... 53 XM mnhlg mode, IN/l), Iilptll assignment INPUT Input ....................... •..................... .............................. INPUT Con]pleted, FRuetooth AM 43 Connect 70 message ............................................ Connect MIC!, ............................................ flmction Display ANTENNA Radio OSI) display thne, settings ................................ ERROR, SIRIUS Salellite status message ....................... Connecting lerminals ,86 .............. iPod controlling status message ................. 13 CD player •........................ CD recorder ..................... 18 18 Audio jacks .......................................... AUDIO SELECT ................................. 13 34 Connection, Connectk)n. DVI) I)VI) 16 17 Audio select. .................. 71 Connection. exle_'nal Audio setlings. ................ Connection. FM antenna 14 24 Connection. HDMI Connectk_n. MD i_corder AUTO 84 Connection, Connection, Midti-_rmat Po_er cable 44 Connection, PVR 43 SETUP. Automatic FM/AM Amomadc • Enx>r message preset ............ tuning, miring ................................. tuning. FM/AM tuning . B B)INPUT RENAME, Input B)MEMORY GUARD. mellu ....... 68 Background Video, Mil]li channel BGV, Muhi inpul selup channel Blueloolll selling, BT connected, Bluelooth • 70 65 status ................ input setup Option menu 70 .................................................... DSP LEVEL. S<mnd field parameter DSP level, Sound .................... fiekl parameter 40 40 DTS decoder prioritize set6ng_ Decodm mode ................................. 69 18 DVD DVD 16 17 20 Dynamic playeJ connec6on ....................... Jecorder conneclion .................... rinse, Sound menll .............. 66 LEVEL. Sound meno .............. 66 14 ..................... IS player ......... Ig ...................... 20 E E)LFE E)MULT[ CH SET. Input menu .......... 69 Au[o setu ) en'or message E-2:NO SURR SP. ................ 84 19 Video components ........... k)fL iPod universal ........... SET. .............................. SP. 71.72 anlo settl ) error E-4:NOISY. message ................ 84 73 other c oliipol_el] ts. control ................................. Aulo E-6:NO selu } el'tel MIC. message ................ 84 74 Auto E-7:NO selll } errol SIGNAL. message ................ 84 Auto setu ) error message E-8:USER CANCEL. ................ 84 Auk) setu ) error message E-9:INTERNAL ERROR, ................ g4 ................ 84 a TV Coi_trollhlg Remote dock RAI)IO .................................. Controlling ........... 7I CROSSOVER, this uniL Remote original SCENE Speaker Speaker CT WIDTH. Curren_ .................................. • 15 Conlle*21 Cleating slams Sound dispkly control templates seltings sel{ings fiekl ¸,.73 ¸¸,¸¸31 .......... ................. parameter ........................... (_ 64 ¸.¸..4(¸) 35 Auto 71 85 Connection. Controlling C)AUDIO SELECT, Opdon nlenu . .,, ............ Option meno E-1 :NO FRONT 69 C age menu 17 17 69 86 stzfftls rues Option 86 Connection, set-t_)p boxes .................... C<)IlJlec_i_)_l. VCR ................................. .......... ................. iPod controlling Displ _y settings, ................ E)XM Cix_ssover, message ...................... nlessage 17 Yamaha Option menu .................................... B)SPEAKER LEVEL, Sound mel_u ,20 ............................... slalus 25 22 Connection, Connection, 66 Blueloolh Disconnected, DISTANCE. Amo selup ...................... DOCK indicator .................................. 34 menu 53 ....................................... 12 iuput }acks selection Sound XM tuning Disconnected, 26 25 Audio Audio signal flow ................................. AUTO SETUP ..................................... mode, 48 ........... 18 ............... Access XM tuning ....................................... Uh'ecl rluirlbel iccess mode, g4 Audio decoder 70 41 26 AM anlenna menu 70 Number settings DIST. Auk) setup result ....................... DISTANCE ......................................... Connection, Oplion ................. Display settings .................... ............................................... 50 Connection. player •..................... i_corder .................. Display 40 ..... 40 DIST 66 36 ....................................... .................... field parameler 13 85 delay, Audio seltings ................. inl2mllation ................................ connection parameter Sound 13 .. Displaying file XM Satellite Radio inlormation ...................................... Audio Audio j]cks Direct lield jacks jacks 13 to Ihe FRONT A ........................................... components Dimmer. DIRECT 68 message components. .................. ]8 ...................... status VIDE{-)¸jacks Atllo seltlp error 83 ........... en'or, iacks 68 Audio AUDIO C,mnection COMPONENT ,68 assignmenL assignnlenl COAXIAL tuning DIMMER. 83 Radio hkput menu ................. mode. Decoder mode .......... 63 83 23 stares message DSP indicator DIGITAL Soond Radio CINEMA 69 69 69 mode. select Dimension. status 66 Decoder Decoder 66 tuning .... 71 22 63 ,4() .......... melm D)PARAM INI. Option menu ............ Decoder il=dicators ............................... OPTICAL settings XM menu Inpm COAXIAL field parameter ANTENNA, Sound MODE. AUDIO Center speaker eqtmlizer, Sound menu ..................................... Center GEQ. D)DECODER DIGITAL AUDIO DIMENSION. ............. XM tuning .................................. 48. 53 AM antenna connection ....................... 20 Amplifier 1g Ig 66 .................................. ALL CH SEARCH, All Channel Search ......................... ..................... 82 ......... 63 ................... Satellite ¸¸,¸¸¸48 message ............................................ CHECK SR TUNER, SIRIUS Satellite menu 68 XM tunh_g SP. Speaker CHECK ....................................... A)SPEAKER 83 D Eil)cl sell1 } elrol level. Sound message field pmameler 40 91 En | l_ ENHANCER indicator ....................... 22 Exchange. Preset station. FM/AM tuning ................................. 45 External decoder conneclion ................ 18 • J • Jazz, Sound field program ....................38 • L LFE/BASS OUT. Speaker setlings ... 64 LFE/Bass ore. Speaker seldngs ............ 64 LOADING. F F)DYNAMIC RANGE. Som]d menu ..................................... • 66 F)XM RADIO SET .............................. 72 FYWUPDATING, SIRIUS Satellite Radio status message ................................. Factory presets, Advanced setup ......... FL SCROLl,. Display settings ............. FM antenna .......................................... FM antenna connection ........................ 83 77 70 20 20 FM luning ............................................ FRONT B speaker setting. Speaker settings ............................... FRONT B, Speaker settings ................. Front panel displ _y ............................... Frout panel display scroll, Display setlings ............................... FRONT SP, Speaker settings ............... Fronl speakm s. Speaker settings .......... 43 63 63 22 XM tuning status message ............... 82 Lo lding .. iPod controlling status message . .85 Lowqrequency ell_ct lexel, Sound menu ..................................... 66 LV[ ....................................................... 26 LVL, Amo setup resuh ......................... 26 • M Manual preset aming, FM/AM tuning ................................. 44 MANUAL SETUP, SET MENU ......... 61 70 63 63 Manual setup. SET MENU .................. 61 Manual tuning. FM/AM tuning ............ 43 MAX VOL. Audio selllngs ................. 67 Maximum vohm]e. Audio smtings ...67 MD recorder, Connection .................... 18 G IAUDIO SET, Sound menu .............. 66 Men]ory guard, Option menu ............... 70 Menu browse mode, iPod controlling 58 Movie Dramalic, • G G)SIRIUS SET .................................... 72 G)SIRIUS SET. Ophon menu ............. 72 Games, Sound field pwgram ............... 38 • H H) HI)MI SET, Sound menu ............... Hall. Sound field program ................... HDMI indicator, ................................... HDMI see Sound menu ....................... HDMI, Connechon .............................. 67 38 22 67 14 HEADPHONE. Dynamic range .......... 66 Headphone. Dynamic range ................. 66 HEADPHONE. Lo_-frcquency eflbct level .............. Headphone, Lowq:mquency efl_ct level .............. Headphones .......................................... Headphones [ndicalor .......................... • 66 66 35 22 I Sound i'iekl program ........................ 38 Movie Spacious. Sound i'iekl program ........................ 38 MULTI CH INPUT componenl selection ........................................... 34 Muhi channel inptu setup, Input menu ....................................... Muhi-channel source whh headphones .............................. 39 Mtddqormal player connection ........... 18 Muhidnl_)rma6on dispbly .................... 23 Music Enh. 2oh. 74 74 P PANORAMA. Sound field parameler ..................... 40 Panorama, Sound field paramewr ....... 40 Pa_ametel inkialization. Optk)n menu .................................... PARENTAL LOCK, 71 SIRIUS Satellite Radio se_ting ........ 72 PCM indic _tor ..................................... 22 PHONES jack ...................................... Play informa6on display, iPod colin'oiling ............................... Phlying video somces in the backglxmnd ............................ PLII Game ........................................... PLII Movie .......................................... PLII Music ........................................... 35 58 36 39 39 39 P_ese_ channel setting, XM lunJng ................................. 49, 54 Plese_ SCENE templales ..................... 30 Preset Sealvh mode, MUTE TYPE, Audio settings .............. 66 Muting .................................................. 35 XM tulfing ................................. PRESET SEARCH, 48. 53 XM tuning ....................................... Presel SlaliODexchange, FM/AM tuning ................................ Prese_ sta6on selection. 53 XM tuning slams message ............... 82 Not Available, SIRIUS Satellite Radio FM/AM tuning ................................ PRESET. Adwmced setup ................... Pro Logic ............................................. Pure hi-fi sotmd ................................... PVR connection ................................... 45 77 39 41 17 stares message .................................. NOT SUPPORTED. SIRIUS Satellite • Neurd Sm'wlmd ................................... 92 En 68 24 24 24 24 62 70 70 70 70 Sound lield program ........................ 38 MUTE .................................................. 35 MUTE indicator ................................... 22 INI.VOL, Audio settings .................... 67 hdtial volume, Audio seuh3gs .............. 67 Input assignmenh input menu .............. 68 Input channel and sl?eaker indicators ... 23 Input chmmel indicators ....................... 23 Input menu, Manual setup ................... 61 Input rename. Input menu .................... 68 Input soulx:e indicators ......................... 22 Input soulve inRmnation display ......... 36 INVALID. SIRIUS Satellite Radio 85 85 57 • 82 68 68 Pop/Rock. Sound field pwgram .......... 38 Power cable. Conneclion ..................... 20 • 83 XM tuning status message .............. OPTICAL IN (2). Input assignment OPTICAL IN (33. hlput assignment OPTICAL INPUT assignment, Inpul assignment ............................. OPTIMIZER MIC iack, Amo selup ... Optimizer microphone ......................... Optimizer microphone. Amo setup .... Optimizing speaker selhng .................. Option menu, Manual setup ................ OSD SHIFT. Display settings ............. OSD shift, Display smtings ................. OSD-AMP. Display settings ............... OSD-SOURCE, Display sellings ........ Olher components controlling by lemole conlrol ............................ Olher componems controllP_g, Remole conlrol ................................ ........................ 38 Sound field pwgram MusicEnh 5ch, Inhared window. Remote control ........ 23 slalus message ................................. iPod connected, iPod conlwlling stares message ............................................ iPod conm>l, Status message ............... iPod using ............................................ 69 O OFF AIR. N 39 Nigbt listening mode ............................ 42 No BT Adapten Blueloolh stalus message ................. 86 NO SIGNAL, 45 83 Radio status message ....................... 83 Number <)i"speakers ............................. 26 Number <)i"speakers, Auto selup resuh .............................. 26 R Remote control codes ........................... iii Remote control, Troubleshoot big ........ Rename, SCENE template .................. Repeat .................................................. Repeat, iPod contwlling ...................... Resetting d_e system ............................ 87 31 58 58 87 'i[q-?,ll • S SCENE ................................................... 7 SCENE template selection ................... 28 Searching .... Bluelooth status message ................. 86 Selection, Audio input jacks ................ 34 Selection, MULTI CH INPUT componen( Selection, Preset station. . 34 FM/AM liming ................................. 45 Selection, SCENE template ................. 28 SET MENU .......................................... 61 Setting rein/ire control codes ................ 75 Setting SCENE template input slmrce. Remote control ................................ _2 Set4op box connec(ion ........................ Shullle. iPod conm_lling ...................... SILENT C[NEMA ............................... SILENT CINEMA indicalor ................ Shnple mnlote mode, iPod controlling ............................... SIRIUS Satellite Radio ........................ 17 58 39 23 57 83 SIRIUS Satellite Radio par_'ntal lock 72 SIRIUS Satellite Radio Parental Lock, Advanced selup ................................ SIRIUS S itellile Radio se(ting ............ SIRIUS Satellile Radio setting, Option metal .................................... SIRIUS Satellilc Radio tuning ............. SiriusConnes:t tuner .............................. SIZE ..................................................... 76 72 SIZE. Auto settlp .................................. SLEEP indicator ................................. 25 23 Sleep limer ........................................... Sound lield programs wilh headphones .............................. Sound menu. Manual setup .................. Soulve Icaturc OSD dispkly time, Display setfiJ_gs ................................ SP ......................................................... SPA B indicators ................................. 37 72 51 51 25 39 61 70 26 22 SP IMP. Advanced setup .................... 76 SP. Aulo setup result ............................ 26 Speaker dislance ............................ 25, 26 Speaker dislance, Auto setup ............... 25 Speaker dislance, Auto setup resuh ... 26 Speaker distance. Sound melm ............ 65 Speaker distances, Speaker distance .. 65 Speaker impedance setting ................... 21 Speaker impedance. Adwmced setup ..76 Speaker level ........................................ 26 Speaker level ac[iuslmen[ ..................... 41 Speaker level, Auto setup resuh .......... 26 Speaker level, Sound menu .................. 65 Speaker settings. Sound menu ............. 63 Speaker size ......................................... 25 Speaker size. Auto setup ...................... 25 Speaker _ iring ..................................... 25 Speaker _iring. Auto setup .................. 25 Speaker _iring/vohune level, Auto selup ........................................ 25 SPEAKER. Dynamic range ................. 66 Speaker, Dynamic range ...................... 66 SPEAKER. W-2:DISTANCE Lo_ lrequency effect level .............. 66 Speaker. Lo_ lrequency effect level 66 Specilicadons ....................................... 90 SSR PIN. Advanced setup .................... 76 STRAIGHT .......................................... 39 Amo setup erroJ message ................ 85 W-3:LEVEL ERROR. ERROR, Amo setup erroJ mess_ge ................ 85 WIRING/LEVEl ................................. 25 WIRING/LEVEL, Auto setup ............. 25 Straight ................................................. 39 SUB UPDATED. SIRIUS SatellHe Radio • slatus message .................................. SUBWOOFER PHASE. XM ANTENNA .................................. XM ANTENNA, 72 XM Radio setting ............................ XM Mini-Tuner Dock ......................... XM Rldio antelma ............................... XM Radio an(enna, 72 46 72 XM Radio setting ............................ XM Radio setting ................................ XM Radio setting. Opdon menu ......... XM Satellite Radio .............................. 72 72 72 82 83 Speaker settings ............................... 64 Subwooler phase, Speakm sellings ...(-_ SUPPORT AUDIO, HDMI set ............ 67 Support audio. HDMI set ..................... 67 SUR L/R SP, Speaker settings ............ (,4 Surround lelgright speakers. Speaker settings ............................... 1,4 • T Test tone, Cemer speaker _'qllMizer ..66 TEST. Center speaker equaliz_r .......... 66 Tonal qu llity aqjuslment ...................... 41 Tix)ubleshooting ................................... 78 TU. Adwmced setup ............................. 77 Tuner/FM/AM),Troubleshoodng ..81 Tuner frequency step, Advanced setup ................................ 77 Tuner indicator_ ................................... 22 Turning off the power ......................... 21 Turning <inthe power .......................... 21 TV Sports, Sound field plogram .......... 38 • X XM Satellite Radio tuning ................... 46 XM Satellite R _dio, Status message 82 • Y Yamaha iPod universal dock. Connection ...................................... Yamaha Palanletric Roonl Acoustic 19 Opdmizer ........................................ YPAO .................................................. 24 24 YPAO (Yamaha P u'ametric Room Acoustic Optimizer) ........................ YPAO indicalor .................................. 24 22 U Un ible to play, iP//d controlling status message .................................. UNIT. Speaker distance ....................... Unik Speaker distm_ce .......................... Unknown iPod, iPod controlling stalus message .................................. Unplug HP!. AuIo selup error message ................. UPDATING, SIRIUS Satellite Radio status message .................................. UPDATING. 85 65 65 85 84 83 XM tuning status mess _ge ............... 82 • V VCR connection ................................... 17 VIDEO AUX i lcks, Front panel .......... 19 Vkieo conlponents. Connection ........... 15 Video hll\yrnlation ................................ 36 VIDEO jacks ........................................ 13 Vide<}jacks ........................................... 13 Vide<) signal flow ................................. 14 Video som-ces in the background ......... 36 Vhlual CINEMA DSP ......................... 39 VIRTUAL inclicator ............................ 23 VOLTAGE SELECTOR ........................ 3 VOLUME level indicator .................... 22 Volume Trim, Input menu .................... 69 "@SPEAKERS" or "@DVD" indicates tile nanle ol the parts • panel or the remote control aIlached sheet oi ¸ Ule pages inallua] _)r the illR_m]a[]oll W W- l :OUT OF PHASE. Atl{o setup err/ir message ................. 85 1"_o sition of the parts¸ (example) on the front Refer to the al the end iff this abolH each 1| 93 En • Front panel • Remote control ® ii List of remote control codes MBO 2078 Blu-ray player Medkm 2072 Samsung Mi 2072 Yokd 2078 2073 Zeni01 2038, 2137 Micromedi CD player Yanl lha romaxx 5000, 5013 _ _Sunaha 2000, 2(X) l, 2003, Microsoft 2030, 2101 Mind Mierosta_ 2072 MJ{snbish] 2035 DVD Recorder MJTuda 2075 Apex 2024 CD Recorder Muslek 2(178 JVC 2070 Yamaha Naiko 2077 LG 2071 Onkyo O Jall 2073, 2075 Panasonic 2020, P&B 2075 Pacilic 2074 Panasonic 2030. 2040, 2057, 5001 DVD Acoustic Solutions 2078 2100 2135 2(M7, 2073 Philips 2065, 2067 2046, Sony 2022, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2090 Toshiba 2068 2122, 2130, 2131, Pioneer Proline 2036. 2077 2082 Yamaha 2023 2132 Yukai 2069 2096 RCA 2031, Brandl 2073, Broksonic 2060 Bust] 2075. Cenuex Classic 2085 2042, 2050, 2051 206 I. 2062, 2064 DVD/LD Pioneer 2036 2076 Reoc 2074 2077 Ro_,xlst ar 2075, JVC 1017, 2078 Rowa 2077 LG 1071,2087 Clatlonic 2075 Slba 2085 Panasonic Coby 2078 S lbaki 2074 C-Tcch 2074 S mlsung 2032, CybelHome 2025, 2079, Daewoo 2092, 2098 Dans 2096 2086 Toshiba 2004, Touch 2132 2132 1025 Voodoo 2132 2113 RCA 1022, Sansui 2074 Samsung 1021,2041, 2104 Sanyo 2095 Shaql 1023, 2106 1073, 2043, Sony 1019, 2107 1(174, 2039. Toslfi ba 1024, 2108 1075, Zcn0h 1026.2(M7 2(_1, 2104, 2078 Labs 2074 2074. 2086 Shaql 2034, 2043, 2094 2078 Silva 2093,2106 2076 D-Vision 2096 Singer 2074 DVX 2074 Skymasmr 2074. Eltl 2096 Skyworfll 2076 Euroiine 2096 SM Electronic 2074, 2078 Sony 2028, 2083. 2029, 2107 Soundnllsmr 2074 Soundn]ax 2074 ABS 2132 2078 2(_5 Philips Sciendlic 2077, 2116, 2133 ScanMagk: 2074 2132 Systems UltimateTV SEG Sphere 2132 Tagar Viewsonic 1020, 2088 Global 2132 Systemax 2105 2091 2058 2059, I072, 2040. 2042 Yamah 2044, 2039. ZT Group 2121.2122. 2125, Toshib i 201 ] 2132 2136 iPod 501 I LD player Yamaha P masonic 2067 Pionee) 2114 MD S m_sung 2115 Yamaha Toshiba 2068 Yamaha Grundig H&B 2077.2(198 2075 Standmzl StaJ Cluster 2074 2074 Alienware 2132 TUNER CyberPower 2132 Yamaha Haaz 2074 Starmedia 2075 Dell 2132 HE 2078 Supervision 2074, 2078 DIRECTV 2123, Hitachi 2032, Sylvania 2052, 2058 2128, 2129. 2133 5002, 5003.5(X)4 5005, 5006 5007, 5008.5C09. 5010, 5012, 5014. 5015, 5016, 5017, 0206. 5018 Synn 2074 DISH 2078 TC&I 2072 2072 Tcac 2074 Dishplo Ed]ostar 2126 2126. Acer (_)93 hmdio 2134 Tec 2076 Expressvu 2126 Acme 0207 JDB 2078 Tcchldcs 2030 Galeway 2132 Acura 0208 JVC 2033.2(r15. 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RCA Apex Awa 2102, 2121,2123, 2128 2110 Philips 2030, 2117, 2105, 2086 Denon 2017, 2118,2119.2120 2078. 2089 2016, 2120 Shtrp 2076 2075 2015, RephyTV Alba 2080. 2132 Panasonie 2021 Akum DEC ire Pioneer 2096 Daylek 2132 Northg 2054, Akai li Media 2019. 2063 2055. 2112 2132 Nivcus Philips Aiwa 2078. 2132 PC 2132 2128 ()2(X), 0207, 0208 2127 Aiwa 0028, 0237 0139, 0229, Akai Akiba Akura Alaron Alba ALBIRAL AllstaJ Amplitision Amsiiad Amu'on Anam Anam Nltional Anglo Anilecl_ Ansonic AOC Apex Air enCiel Arcam Arcanl Deltt Arislona ASA AsbeT_ Astra Asuka A0antic Atod Audio_mic 0059, 0065.0127. 0129.0130,0200, 0204. 0208, 0209, 0213,0217,0218, 0255 0209, 0218 0206, 0209. 0218 0200 0200. 0207, 0208, 0209, 0217, 0218 0212 0213 0207 0204, 0206, 0208, 0209, 0218 0062 (1208 0062 0208 0206, 0208 0203, 0208 0060, 0B61 0118, 0122. 0132 0216 0200 Cascade Cathay CCE Celebrily Cenmdon Cen/my CGE Cimline Citizen 0207 0213, (1205, 0213 0208 0200. 0209. 0200, 0217 0208 Craig Crosley Crown 0217 0211 0208 0213.0217 0127 0059 0213,0217 0205 0214, 0215 0208. 0218 0060, 0(X)I, 0064 City 0208 CI irivox 0212, 0217 CI itronic 0206, 0207, 0209, 0213. 0218 CMS 02(_J Colortyme 0060. 0061 Concerto 0060, ()(K,I Concorde 0208 Condor 02(X), 0207, Contec 028B. 0207. 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Gmndin 0208, 0209. 0217 0213, 0217 0203, 0204, 0212. 0218 Elbe-Sharp 0204 Elcit 0204. 0205 ELECTRO TECH 0208 Electrob md 0059 Electrohome 0059.0B50. 0061 Elin 02(X). 02(17. 0213, 0217 Elite 02(D, 0213, 0218 Elman 0215 Elll 0200. 0208 Grmldig 0128, 0130, 0222. 0236, 0255 Emerson 0060, (_161,0062, 0064. 0128, 0205 0207 0226 0204, 0213. Dur lbJand Dux 0218 0200. 0212.0217. 02(X) 0217 0060. 0B61,0208 0210 02(N, 0207, 0313, 0217 0213, 0217 02(X) 0057 0209, Huanyu Fcrguson Fonnenti-Phoenix (X)60, 0061, 0065 0213 HosilaJ 0208 Formenli 0215 0128, 0217 02(_), Hornyphon Fcm_er Fil stline 0209, 0218 0060, (_161,0120, 0127. 0155, (1193, 0200, 0207, 0208, 0213, 0218. 0238 ()2(X), 0209, 0218 028B, 0206, 0213, 0217 0208. 0208 0207, 0207, 0060, 0207 0126 0217 Envision 0318 Kaisui Kanlos_mic 0207 Kanlp 0200, 0207 Kap_h Kal_ her 0211 0207. (_08, 0212, 0060, 0061, 0217 Kawasho 0059, 0200 Gru npy 0062 Halilax 028B. 0206. Hallmark 0060. Hampton (12(_), (_2(17 Hanseatic 0203, (_2()7, 0208, 0213, 0215, 0207 0061 Kendo 0128, Kennedy 0315 Kenwood 0060, Kingsley 02(X). 0207 Klos 0210 8B61 Novabeanl 0217 0062 Hant aJex 02(£!. 0208 Kneissel 0203 Harvard 0062 KoJster 0213 HCM 0206, Konkt 02(79.0218 0218 Koq_el 0213, Hifi vox 0216 Kolling 0205 Higashi 02(X) Ko_oda 0208 Hinari 0208, KTV 0062. Kyoto 02(X), 0212 0207, 0209, 0317.0218 0208, 0313, 0217 0127, 0207 iv Lenco 0208 Lenoir 0207. NEC Lesl 0214 Leyco 0206, 0213, 0217 LG 0016, 0038, 0039, 0127, 0128, 0158, 0163, 0166, 0188, 0200, 0208 Neckeml 0205,0207,0210, (1()20, 0021, 0022. 0(_,9, 0060, 0064. 0217, 0250 0127, 0128, 0200, Planu'on 0206, 0213 0203, 0207, 0215 Pohlloid 0075 SBR 0209, 0213. Nesco 0214 NET-TV 0082,0101 Poppy Portland 02(18 (X)60. 0061 SCHAUB 0164. 0189. New Tcch 0208,0213 PrandonPPrince 0204. Schneider 0201,0207, New World 0209, 0218 PJccision 0207 0208, 0210, 0213, Nicamagic 0200. 0207 Prima 0208. 0214, 0215, 0217 Nikkd 0200, 0206. 0207. 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(X)61. 0064, Parle Cinen]t 0211, 0244, 0246, 0254 0200, 0203, 0245. (_07, 0212,0215 P uhe Malvoni 0212. Sonolor 0211 Sontee 0213.0217 Sony (X)41,0059, 0067, 0085, 0086, 0174. 0200 0196, 0199, 0208. RTF 02(15 0219, 0234 Saba 0204. 0209, 0218 0205. Pausa 0208 saccs 0212 0208 Pcrdio 0200 S lisho 026vl, 0206, 0206. 0208 Pl]ilco 0060. 0061. (1()63, 0128, 0205, 02-14, Philips 0061. (X)40. 0060, 0063, 0104, 0112, 0113. 0072, (1115, 0116. 0125, 0205, 0213 0124, 0130, 0150, 0200, 020 I, 0202. 0175, 0184, 02(13. 0204. Ward 0(161, 0128, Pl_ilips 0210, 0215, Mmphy 0200. NAD 0061 N louis 0210 Salora 0214, Phoenix San]bel _. 0204 S_mpo 0060, 0101 & Vision Soundesign (X)60, 006 I. 0062 Soundwave 0213,0217 SSS 8060, SlandaJzl 0207, 0208, 0213.0218 Stallighl St ul0e 0217 (X)62 Slenway (_18 Stern 0210, (X)83. 0062 0209. 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