Denon AVR-3200 User manual

DENON
AV
SURROUND
RECEIVER
AVR-3200
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
We
greatly
appreciate
your
purchase
of
the
AVR—3200.
.
To be
sure you take
maximum
advantage
of
all
the
features
the
AVR-.3200
has to
offer,
read
these
instructions
care-
fully and use
the
set
properly.
Be
sure
to
keep
this
manual
for
future
reference should
any
questions
or
problems
arise.
“SERIAL
NO.
PLEASE
RECORD UNIT SERIAL
NUMBER
ATTACHED
TO
THE
REAR
OF
THE
CABINET FOR
FUTURE
REFERENCE”

.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
CAUTION
RISK OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK
DONOTOPEN
CAUTION: TO
REDUCE
THE RISK
OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER
(OR BACK).
NO
USER
SERVICEABLE
PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVIC
ING TO
QUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
A
a
risk of electric
shock
to
persons.
The
lightning
flash with
arrowhead symbol, within
an equilateral
triangle, is
in-
tended to
alert the
user
to
the presence of uninsulated
“dangerous
voltage”
within
the
product’s
enclosure that
may be of sufficient magnitude
to
constitute
A
The
exclamation
point
within an equilateral triangle
is intended
to
alert the user
to
the
presence of
important
operating and maintenance
(servicing)
instructions
in the literature
accompanying the
appliance.
WARNING: TO
REDUCE THE
RISK
OF FIRE
OR
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO NOT EXPOSE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TO RAIN
OR MOISTURE.
CAUTION
TO PREVENT ELECTRIC
SHOCK DO
NOT
USETHIS(POLARIZED)
PLUG
WITH
AN EXTENSION CORD, RECEPTACLE OR
OTHER OUTLET
UN-
LESSTHE
BLADESCAN BE FULLY
INSERTEDTO PREVENTBLADE
EX
POSURE.
AflENTION
POUR
PREVENIR LES CHOCS
ELECTRIQUES
NE PAS
UTILISER CETTE
Fl-
CHE
POLARISEE AVEC UN
PROLONGATEUR
UNE PRISE DE COURANT
OU UNE
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COURANT, SAUF SI
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LAMES PEUVENT
ETRE
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PARTIE A DECOU
VERT.
2

SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
1
.
Read
Instructions
—
All
the safety
and
operating
instruc
tions
should
be read before
the
appliance
is operated.
2. Retain
Instructions
— The safety
and operating
instruc
tions
should
be retained
for
future
reference.
3. Heed Warnings
—All
warnings
on
the
appliance and
in
the
operating instructions
should
be adhered
to.
4.
Follow
Instructions
—
All
operating
and
use instructions
should be
followed.
5.
Water
and
Moisture
—
The appliance
should not
be used
near
water
—
for example, near
a
bathtub,
washbowl,
kitchen
sink,
laundry
tub,
in
a
wet
basement,
or near
a
swimming
pool, and
the
like.
6. Carts and
Stands
— The
appliance
should be
used only
with
a
cart
or stand
that is
recommended
by the
manufacturer.
6A.
An appliance
and
cart
combination
should
be
moved
with
care.
Quick
stops,
exces
sive
force,
and uneven
surfaces
may
cause
the
appliance
and cart
combination
to overturn.
7. Wall
or
Ceiling
Mounting
— The
appliance should
be
mounted
to
a wall
or
ceiling
only
as
recommended
by
the
manufacturer.
8. Ventilation
— The
appliance
should be
situated
so
that its
location
or
position
does
not
interfere
with
its
proper
yen-
tilation.
For
example,
the
appliance
should
not
be si
tuated
on
a
bed, sofa,
rug,
or similar
surface
that
may
block
the
ventilation
openings;
or,
placed
in
a
built—in
installation,
such as
a bookcase
or
cabinet
that may
im
pede the
flow
of
air
through
the
ventilation
openings.
9. Heat
— The
appliance should
be situated
away
from
heat
sources
such as
radiators,
heat
registers,
stoves,
or other
appliances
(including
amplifiers)
that
produce heat.
1
0.
Power
Sources
—
The
appliance
should
be connected
to
a power
supply
only
of
the
type
described
in
the
operat
ing
instructions
or
as
marked
on
the
appliance.
11
.
Grounding
or
Polarization
—
Precautions
should
be taken
so that the
grounding
or polarization
means
of
an
ap
pliance
is not
defeated.
GROUNDING
CONDUCTORS
(NEC
SECTION
810—21(
GROUND CLAMPS
POWER
SERVICE
GROUNDING
ELECTRODE SYSTEM
(NEC
ART
250,
PART
HI
1
2. Power—Cord
Protection
—
Power—supply
cords
should
be
routed
so
that they
are
not likely
to be walked
on
or
pinched
by
items placed
upon
or
against
them,
paying
particular
attention
to cords
at plugs,
convenience
recep
tacles,
and
the point
where
they
exit from
the
appliance.
1 4.
Cleaning
—
The
appliance should
be
cleaned
only
as rec
ommended
by
the manufacturer.
1
5.
Power
Lines
— An
outdoor
antenna
should
be
located
away
from
power
lines.
16.
Outdoor
Antenna
Grounding
—
If an
outside
antenna
is
connected
to
the receiver,
be sure
the
antenna
system
is
grounded
so as
to provide
some
protection
against
voltage
surges
and built—up
static
charges.
Article
81
0 of
the
National Electrical
Code,
ANSI/NFPA
70,
provides
in-
formation
with
regard
to proper
grounding
of
the
mast
and
supporting
structure,
grounding
of the
lead—in
wire
to an
antenna—discharge
unit,
size
of
grounding
conduc
tors,
location
of antenna—discharge
unit,
connection
to
grounding
electrodes,
and
requirements
for
the
ground-
ing
electrode. See
Figure
A.
1
7.
Nonuse
Periods
— The
power
cord
of
the
appliance
should
be unplugged
from the
outlet
when
left unused
for
a
long
period
of
time.
18.
Object
and
Liquid
Entry—
Care
should
be taken
so that
ob
jects
do not fall
and
liquids
are
not
spilled
into
the enclo
sure
through
openings.
19.
Damage
Requiring
Service
— The
appliance should
be
serviced
by qualified
service personnel when:
A.
The
power—supply
cord
or
the plug
has
been
dam-
aged;
or
B.
Objects
have
fallen,
or
liquid
has
been
spilled
into
the
appliance;
or
c. The
appliance
has
been
exposed
to
rain;
or
D.
The
appliance
does not
appear
to
operate
normally
or
exhibits
a marked
change
in performance;
or
E.
The
appliance
has
been
dropped,
or
the enclosure
damaged.
20.
Servicing
—The
user
should
not attempt
to
service
the
ap
pliance
beyond
that described
in
the
operating
instruc
tions.
All
other
servicing
should be
referred
to
qualified
service
personnel.
FIGURE
A
EXAMPLE OF
ANTENNA
GROUNDING
AS
PER NATIONAl.
ELECTRICAL
CODE
ANTENNA
LEAD
(N
WIRE
ANTENNA
DISCHARGE
UNIT
(NEC SECTION
810—201
NEC - NATIONAL
ELECTRICAL
CODE
3

.
ACCESSORIES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Operations
.
24—29
1
Using the
Surround
Function
.
29—34
Listening to
the Radio
.
35—37
ELII
Last Function
Memory
.
37
i1
Initialization
of the Microprocessor
.
37
Ei1
Troubleshooting
.
38
Specifications
.
39
Check that
the following parts
are
included
in
addition to
the main
unit:
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L1
L1
Note on
Use
4
Before
Using
5
Cautions
on
Installation
5
Cautions
on Handling
5
Connections
6—10
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instructions
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NOTE
ON USE
::
.
Keep the set
free
from
moisture,
o.
water, and
dust.
•
Do
not
let
foreign
objects
in the
set.
f
•
Avoid high temperatures
Allow for sufficient
heat
dispersion
when
installed
on a rack.
s
•
Unplug the
power cord
when
not
•
Do not
let
insecticides,
benzene,
and
using
the
set for
long
periods of
thinner
come
in
contact
with
the set.
time.
•
Handle the
power
cord
carefully.
Hold the
plug
when
unplugging the
cord.
*(For
sets
with
ventilation
holes)
•
Never disassemble
or
modify the set
•
Do
not obstruct the
ventilation
in any
way.
holes.
4

E1
BEFORE
USING
Pay
attention
to the following
before
using
this
unit:
.
Moving the
set
To prevent short
circuits
or damaged
wires
in the connection
cords,
always
unplug
the
power
cord
and disconnect the
connection
cords
between
all other
audio
components
when
moving
the set.
.
Before
turning
the power
switch
on
Check once
again
that
all
connections
are
proper
and
that
there
are not
problems
with
the
connection
cords.
Always
set
the
power
switch
to the
standby
position
before connecting
and
disconnecting connection
cords.
E1
CAUTIONS
ON
INSTALLATION
Noise
or
disturbance
of
the picture
may
be generated
if this
unit or
any
other
electronic
equipment
using
microprocessors
is
used near
a tuner
or
TV.
If this
happens,
take
the
following
steps:
.
Install
this
unit
as far
as
possible
from
the tuner
or
TV.
.
Set
the antenna
wires
from
the
tuner
or TV
away
from this
unit’s
power
cord and
input/output
connection
cords.
.
Noise
or disturbance
tends
to occur
particularly
when
using
indoor
antennas
or
300
Q/ohms
feeder
wires. We
recommend
using
outdoor
antennas
and 75
Q
I
ohms
coaxial
cables.
For
heat
dispersal,
leave
at
least
10
cm
of
space between
the
top,
back
and
sides
of this
unit
and the
wall
or other components.
E1
CAUTIONS
ON
HANDLING
.
Switching
the
input
function
when
input
jacks
are not
connected
A
clicking
noise
may
be produced
if
the input
function
is
switched
when
nothing
is
connected
to the
inputjacks.
If
this
happens,
either
turn
down
the MASTER
VOLUME
control
or
connect components
to the
input
jacks.
.
Muting
of
PRE
OUT
jacks
The
PRE
OUT jacks
include
a
muting
circuit.
Because
of this,
the
output
signals are
greatly
reduced
for
several
seconds
after
the
power
switch
is turned
on or input
function,
surround
mode
or any
other
set—up
is
changed. If
the
volume
is
turned
up
during
this time,
the
output
will
be very high
after
the
muting
circuit
stops
function-
ing.
Always
wait
until
the
muting
circuit
turns
off
before
adjusting
the
volume.
.
Store
this
instructions
in
a
safe
place.
After
reading,
store this
instructions
along with
the
warranty in
a
safe place.
Also
fill in
the
items
on the back
page
for your
conve
nience.
.
Note
that
the illustrations
in
this
instructions
may
differ
from
the actual
set
for explanation purposes.
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Whenever
the
power
switch
is in
the
OFF
state,
the
apparatus
is
still
connected
on
some
AC
line
voltages.
Please
be
sure
to
unplug
the
cord
when
you leave
home
for,
say,
a
vacation.
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Connecting
the
video
equipments
____
________
To
connect the
video
signal,
connect
using
a
75
Q/ohms
video
signal
cable
cord.
Using
an
improper
cable can
result
in
a
drop
in
sound
quality.
TV
or
DBS
tuner
r
.:
a
TV/DBS
tuner
TV/DBS
•Connect
the
TV’s
or
DBS
tuner’s
video
output
jack
IVIDEO
OUTPUT)
to
the
IVIDEOI
lyellow)
TV/DBS
IN
jack
using
a
750/ohms
video
coaxial
pin
plug
cord.
•Connect the
TV’s
or
DBS
tuner’s
audio
output
jack
AUDIO OUTPUT)
to
the
IAUDIOI
TV/DBS
IN
jack
using
pin
plug
cords.
MONITOR
OUT
•Connect the
TV’s
video input
jack
IVIDEO INPUT)
to
the
[VIDEOJ
MONITOR
OUT
jack
using
a
75
0
/ohms
video
coaxial
pin
plug
cord.
Video
deck
2
VIDEO
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lEEEDl
VIDEOIN VIDEO
OUT
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M
W
IAC-3RF
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audio
signals
are
input
through
the
DIGITAL
terminals.
For
details,
see
pagel
5.
LD
player,
etc.
equipped
with
AC-3RF
output
Video
deck
1
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______________________________
.
There
are
two
sets
of
video
deck
(VCR)
jacks,
so
two
video
decks
can
be
connected
for
simultaneous
recording
or
video
copying.
Video
input
I
output
connections:
______
.
Connect
the
video
deck’s
video
output
jack
VIDEO
OUT)
to
the
LVIDEO
I
)yellow)
VCR-1
IN
jack,
and
the
video
deck’s
video input
jack
IVIDEO
IN)
to
the
I
VIDEO]
yellow)
VCR-1
OUT
jack
using
75
0
/ohms
video
coaxial
pin
plug
cords.
Connecting
the
audio
output
jacks
_______
.
Connect
the
video
deck’s
audio
output
jacks
IAUDIO
OUT)
to
thel
AUDIOI
VCR-1
IN
jacks,
and
the
video
deck’s
audio input
jacks
IAUDIO
IN)
to
the
[AUDI0I
VCR-1
OUT
jacks
using
pin
plug
cords.
tConnect
the
second
video
deck
to
the
VCR-2
jacks
in
the same
way.
LD
player
)VDP)
or
DVD
player
AUUIU
VIDEO
—
R
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OUT
00
.
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[Connecting
a
video
discplayer
VDP
or
a
DVD
player
I
y
•Connect the
video
disc player’s
IDVD
player’s)
video
output
jack
)VIDEO
OUTPUT)
to
the
IVIDEO1
)yellow)
DVDNDP
IN
jack
using
a
75
0
/
ohms
video
coaxial
pin
plug
cord.
•Connect the
video
disc
player’s
IDVD
player’s)
analog
audio
output
jack
)ANALOG
AUDIO
OUTPUT)
to
the
AUDIOI
DVDNDP
IN
jack
using
pin
plug
cords.
*For
better
sound
quality,
we recommend
using
the
DVD
player
with
digital
rather than
analog
connections.
VDP
and
DVD
players
can
also be
connected
to
the
VCR-1
br
VCR-2
/
V.AUX)
terminals.
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VIDEO
OUTe
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AUDIO OUT
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NOTE:
Video
output
connections
for
LD
players
equipped
with
AC-3RF
output
jacks.
.
To
connect
an
AC-3
compatible
LD
player to
the
AC-3RF
jacks,
connect
the
player’s
video
outputs
to this
unit’s
DVDNDP
input jacks.
Connecting
the
video
decks
I
0
COAXIAL
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LD
player,
etc.
equipped
with
DIGITAL
output
I:1
.
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Connecting
the
S—video
terminals
.
A
note
on
the
S
input
jacks
The
input
selectors
for
the
S
inputs and
pin
jack
inputs work
in
conjunction
with
each
other.
.
Precaution
when
using
S—jacks
This
unit’s
S—jacks
(input
and
output)
and
video
pin
jacks
(input
and
output)
have
independent
circuit
structures,
so
that
video signals
input
from
the
S—jacks
are
only
output
from
the
S—jack
outputs
and
video
signals
input
from
the
pin
jacks
are
only
output
from
the
pin
jack
outputs.
When connecting
this
unit
with
equipment
that
is
equipped
with
S—jacks,
keep
the
above
point
in
mind
and
make
connections
according
to
the
equipment’s
instruction
manuals.
1
Push
the
lever.
2.
Insert
the
conductor.
3.
Return
the
ever.
Connection
of
AM
antennas
Monitor
TV
5-VIOEO
LD
player,
(VDP)
or
DVD
player
-“
Videodeck
Video
deck
2
Connecting
a
TV/DBS
tuner
TV/DBS
.
Connect
the
TV’s
or
DBS
tuner’s
S
video
output
jack
IS-VIDEO
OUTPUT)
to
the
IS-VIDEO
I
TV/DBS
IN
jack
using
an
S
jack
connection
cord.
MONITOR
OUT
.
Connect
the
TV’s
or
DBS
tuner’s
S
video
input
IS-VIDEO
INPUT)
to
the
IS-VIDEOI
MONITOR
OUT
jack
using
a
S
jack
connection
cord.
TV
or
DBS tuner
a.VIDEO
0
::::
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OUT
‘
IN
Connecting
the
video
decks
•:
00
•
Connect
the
video
deck’s
S
outputjack
(S-OUT)
to
thelS-VIDEOIVCR-1
IN
jack
and
the
video
deck’s
S
inputjack
IS-IN)
to
the[VIDEOlVCR-1
OUTjack
using
S
jack
connection
cords.
_________
:
•
Connect
the
video
deck’s
S
output
jack
IS-OUT)
to
the
I
5-VIDEOI
VCR-2
I
V.AUX
IN
:
:
jack
and
the
video
deck’s
S
input jack
(S-IN)
to
the
I
5-VIDEOI
VCR-2
I
V.AUX
OUT
•••t•••••*•
:
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using
Sjackconnection
cords.
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Connecting
the
antenna
terminals
BROADCASTING
STATION
nAccesso(
AM
LOOP
DIRECTION
OF
ANTENNA
AM
loop
antenna
assembly
Connect
to
the
AM
antenna
terminals.
Remove
the
vinyl
tie
and
take out
the
Bend
in
the
reverse
connection
line.
direction
a.With
the antenna
on
top
any
stable
surface.
Mount
attached
to
a
wall.
,,,
,,
b.With
the
antenna
Instllation hole Mount
on
wall,
etc.
FM
Indoor
antenna
(An
Accessory)
8
ANTENNA ADAPTER
REMOVE
,.(i
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CLAMP
L.)
5C-2V
I
11
ohms
COAXIAL
CABLE
Not.
to
CATV
syst.m
installer:
This
remisder
is
provided
to
call
the
CATV
system
isstaller’s
attestion
to
Article
820-40
of
the
NEC
which provides
guidelises
for
proper
grounding
and,
in
particular,
specifies that the
cable
ground
shall
be
connected
to
the
grounding
sysyem
of
the
building,
as
close
to
the
point
of
cable entry
as
practical.
Notes: •
Oo
not
connect
two
FM
antennas
simultaneously.
.
Even
if
an
enternal
AM
antenna
is
used,
do not
disconnect
the
AM
loop
.
Make
sure
AM
loop
antenna
lead
terminals
do
not
touch
metal parts
of
the
panel.

Speaker
system
connections
.
Connect the speaker
terminals
with the speakers
making
sure that
like polarities are
matched
(
with
,
e
with
e
I.
Mismatching
of
polarities
will
result
in weak
central sound,
unclear orientation
of
the various
instruments,
and
the
sense
of
direction
of the
stereo
be-
ing
impaired.
.
When making
connections, take
care
that none
ofthe
individual
con-
ductors of the speaker
cord
come in
contact with
adjacent termi
nals,
with
other
speaker
cord conductors,
or
with the
rear
panel.
Use banana plugs
the speaker
cords touch
or
if
their
core wire
is
thick
and
it is
difficult
to connect the
cord to
the speaker
terminal.
Speaker
Impedance
.
When
speaker
systems A
and B are
use
separately,
speakers
with
an
impedance
offrom
8to
16Q/ohms
can be
connectedforuse
as
front and center
speakers.
.
Be careful
when
using
two
pairs
of front
or
center speakers
(A
+
B)
at
the
same
time,
since use of speakers
with an
impedance
of
less than 16
Q/ohms
will
lead
to
damage.
.
Speakers
with
an
impedance of
8 to
16
Q/ohms can
be
connected
for use
as
surround
speakers.
.
The
protection circuit
may operate
or damage
may
occur
when
speakers with
an impedance outside
of
the
above range are
used.
Connecting the
speaker terminals
Connecting banana
plugs
‘=j
bananaplug
1 . Loosen
by turning
2.
Insert
the cord.
1 .
Tighten
by
turning
counterclockwise.
clockwise.
%j
urn
clockwise
to tighten,
then
insert the
banana
plug.
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CENTER
SPEAKER
SYSTEM
I
I
FRONT SPEAKER
SYSTEMS
I
System A
System A
(L)
II
Connection
jack for
subwoofer
with
built-in
amplifire
Isuper wooferl,
etc.
*
To
achieve
AC-3 playback
effect,
use
a unit that
can sufficiently
reproduce
frequencies
of
under
80 Hz.
.
Precautions when
connecting
speakers
If
a
speaker
is placed
near
aTV or
video
monitor, the colors
on
the
screen
may be
disturbed by
the speaker’s magnetism.
If
this
should happen,
move the speaker
away to a
position
where it
does not have
this effect.
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E1
SYSTEM
SETUP
After connections
with
other
components
have been
made, make
the various
settings
on the
monitor connected
to
the MONITOR
OUT
terminal
using
this
unit’s on screen
display
function. These
settings
must
be made in
order
to
complete
the
AV
system in
your listening
room.
Make
the seven settings
described
below.
Caution:
Do not play
any
apparatus connected
to this
set
while in
setting
item
1
or
©
below,
or
some
malfunction
may
occur.
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Speaker
Configuration
®
DOLBY DIGITAL
® Delay
lime
©
Auto
Tuner
Preset
® Channel
Level
0
On
Screen
Display
®
Digital
Input
(only
when
an
AV component
is
connected
to
the
digital
input jacks)
NOTES:
.
The
output from
the
S MONITOR
OUT
terminal
has priority
for the
on
screen
display.
For example,
the
S—video
signals have
priority
if
signals are
input
from a
component
on
which
both the
S—video
and
regular
video input
terminals
are connected
and
the
output
monitor
is connected
to both
the S—video
and regular
video
output
terminals. If
you want
to always
output
the
on
screen
display
signals
to
the
video
output,
do
not connect
a cable
to the
S MONITOR
OUT terminal.
.
This model’s
on screen
display
function
is
designed
for
high
resolution monitor
displays.
Small
characters
may be difficult
to read
on small
displays
or
low resolution
TVs.
Use
the
following
buttons on
the remote
control
unit
to
make
the
settings:
*
Set
to
the
AVR/AVC
side.
“ENTER”button
AUDIO
___
AVRIAVC
VIDEO
-
“CURSOR”buttons
4
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CHVOL
Before
setting
up the
system
POWER
—ORSANDBY
Press
the POWER
switch on
the main unit or the
POWER button
on
the remote control
unit
to turn
on
the
[
L_::S\%
power.
2
Press the
ENTER
button.
.
The
“Tuner
Preset
Stations”
menu
is
only
displayed
when
the
Menu
ENTER
input
function
is
set to “TUNER”
.
rrSystem
Setup
L:\%
.
The
“Surround
Parameters”
are
not displayed
when
the
v
parameters
that
should be
set in
the selected
surround mode
Surrou
nd Parameters
are notthere.
Examples
include
“5
CH STEREO”,
“6
CH
EXT.
Tuner
Preset
Stations
IN”,
and
“STEREO”
(with
PCM
analog
input)
modes.
Menu Off
3
L:s
Use the CURSOR
A
and
V
buttons
to
set the
mark to
“System
Setup”
.
Menu
CURSOR
cç;
u’System
Setup
4
Press the ENTER
button
to switch
the screen.
System
Setup Menu
ENTER
f::\
LrSpeaker
Configuration
‘Delay
Time
Channel
Level
Digital
Inputs
DOLBY DIGITAL
Auto
Tuner
Presets
On
Screen Display
Setup
Menu
Off
11

Setting
the
speaker
configuration
tN
Use
the
CURSOR
A
and
V
buttons
to
set
the
mark
to
System
Setup
Menu
“Speaker
Configuration”
CURSOR
n’Speaker
Configuration
c:;7
‘Delay
Time
Channel
Level
Digital
Inputs
2
Press the
ENTER
button
to
switch
the screen.
Speaker
Configu
ration
ENTER
crFront
S
V
IK;t
I
Center
Sp.
Surround
Sp.
Subwoofer
E1
I
Use
the
CURSOR
A
and
V
buttons
to
set
the
F
mark
to
the
Front
Sp.
3
7N
speaker
to
be
set.
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Subwoofer
A
CURSOR CURSOR
Use
the
CURSOR
and
fr
buttons
to
highlight
the
parameter
to
be
—F
c
set.
I
?
‘\
Example:Center
speaker
selected
and
c..__...
parameter
set
to
“Small”.
.
Parameters
Large
Select
this
when
using
speakers
that
can
fully
reproduce
low
sounds
of
below
80
Hz.
Small
Select
this
when
using
speakers
that
cannot reproduce
low
sounds
of
below
80
Hz
with
sufficient volume.
When
this
setting
is
selected,
low
frequencies
of
below
80
Hz
are
assigned
to
the
subwoofer.
None
Select
this
when
no
speakers
are
installed.
Yes/No
Select
“Yes”
when
surround
speakers
and
a
subwoofer
are
installed,
“No”
when
they
are not
installed.
NOTE:
*
Select
“Large”
or
“Small”
not according
to
the
physical
size
of
the
speaker,
but according
to
the
bass
reproduction
capacity
at
80
Hz.
If
you
cannot
determine
the
best
setting,
try
comparing
the
sound
when
set
to
“Small”
and
when
set
to
“
Large”,
at
a
level
that
will
not
damage
the
speakers.
*
When
“
None”
has
been
selected
for
the
center
speaker,
“
No”
cannot
be
selected
for
the
surround
speakers.
Also
note that
when
“
No”
has
been
selected
for
the
surround
speakers,
“
None”
cannot
be
selected
for
the
center
speaker.
5
ENTER
Press the
ENTER
button
to
enter
the
setting.
:\
The
“System Setup
Menu”
screen
reappears.
Caution:
In
case
the subwoofer
is
not
used,
be
sure
to
set
“
Subwoofer
=
No”
,
or
the bass
sound
of
front
channel
is
divided
to
subwoofer
channel
and
not
reproduced
in
some
mode.
Setting
the
delay
time
Input
the distances
from
the
listening position
to
the speakers
and
set
the
surround
delay
time.
FL
Center
FR
Preparations:
Measure the
distances
from
the
listening position to
the speakers
(Li
to
L3
on
the
diagram at
the
rightl.
(
L 1
:
Distance
from
center
speaker
to listening position
Listening
Position
L2
L 2 :
Distance
from
front
speakers
to
listening
position
L 3 :
Distance
from
rear
speakers
to
listening position
SL SR
7:N
UsetheCURSOR
A
and
V
buttonstosetthe
markto”Delay
System Setup
Menu
1
Time”.
I
ASpeaker
Configuration
CURSOR
I
u’Delay
Time
I
‘Channel
Level
I
Digital
Inputs
12

2
Press
the
ENTER
button
to
switch
the
screen.
Delay
Time
ENTER
::\
Set
The
Distance
To
Each
Speakers
Do
You
Prefer
In
Meters?’ln
Feet?
oMeters4:
Feet
3
Use
the
CURSOR
and
buttons
to
select
the
unit
of
distance.
Do
You
P
refer
CURSOR
CURSOR
Highlightthe desired
unit,
“Meters”
or
“Feet”.
In
Meters
?
/
In
Feet?
cS
o’Meters1:IFeet1
Example:
“
Feet”
selected.
4
.
Selecting
“Meters”
or
“Feet”
in
Step
3
will
automatically
Delay
Time
change
the screen
to
the
one
on
the
right.
LI’FL,FR
I
12
ft
.v&
Subwoofer
Center
l2ft
SL&SR
0
--
Default
E]4
LENS
UsetheCURSOR
A
and
7
buttonstosetthe
J’
marktospeak-
FL,FR
i12
,
cuRsoR
P,.
er
to
be
set.
&Subwoofer
cç—7
\\
I
V
ç
\%
:Center
l2ft
LiR
fbff
0
6
CURSOR
Use
the
CURSOR
and
buttons
to
set
the
distance
from
the
Default
14
€:
%%
speaker
to
the
listening position.
I
.
•
The
number
changes
in
units
of
1
foot
(or
0.1
meters)
each time
Example:Distance
from
center
speaker
\%%
one
of
the
buttons
is
pressed.
Select the
value
closest
to
the
to
listening position
set
to
l2ft.
measured
distance.
*
The
settings
are
reset
to
the
factory
settings
when
the
mark
is
set
to
“
Default” and
“Yes”.
(Refertopagel8.l
Delay
Time
*
If
you
set
an
invalid
distance,
a
CAUTION
notice,
such
as
screen
appear
as
shown
right.
In
this
case,
please
relocate
the
blinking
speaker(s) so
that
its
distance
is
no
larger
than
the
value
shown
in
high-
=—
&Suwoofer
lighted
line.
Then
press the
ENTER
button
again.
*
Set
in
such
a
way
that
the
distance
to
the center
speaker
is
the
same
as
or
up
to
5
feet
11
.5
meters)
ACe
nte
r
12
ft
shorter
than
the
distance
to
the
front
left
and
front
right
speakers
and
the
subwoofer.
0
.
.
..
Default
4
*
Set
in
such
a
way
that
the distance
to
the
surround
left
and
right
speakers
is
the same
as
or
up
to
1
5
feet
(4.5
meters) shorter
than
the
distance
to
the
front
left
and
front
right
speakers
and
the
sub-
woofer.
7
ENTER
Press the
ENTER
button
to
enter
the
setting.
f::\
The
“System
Setup
Menu”
screen
reappears.
This
procedure
automatically
sets
the
optimum surround
delay
time
for
the
listening
room.
NOTE:
If
the
unit
of
distance
is
changed
after
the
delay
time
is
set,
the
setting
is
cleared
and
reset
to
the
factory
setting.
(Refer to
page
18.1
SL&SR
412
ft
13

Setting
the
channel
level
Use
the
following
procedure
to
adjust
the
balance
of
the
playing
level
between
the
different
channels.
This
sets
the
balance
of
the
playing
levels
between
the
different
channels
to
the
same
balance
for
all
the
surround
modes.
Make
the
adjustment
from
the
listening position
while listening
to
the
test
tone
output
from
each
speaker.
UsetheCURSOR
A
and
V
buttonstosetthe
markto”Chan-
System
Setup
Menu
nel
Level”.
s
Speaker
Configuration
ADelay
Time
CURSOR
S7
::\
ciChannel
Level
‘Digital Inputs
DOLBY
DIGITAL
Auto
Tuner
Presets
On
Screen
Display
Setup
Menu
Off
2
Press the
ENTER
button
to
switch
the screen.
Channel Level
ENTER
o’Level
Clear
Test
Tone
Mode
V
4
:
Test
Tone
Start
3
LN
UsetheCURSOR
A
and
V
buttonstosetthe
markto
“Test
Channel Level
Tone
Mode”.
CURSOR
c:7
Level
Clear
A
I
u’Test
Tone
Mode
4
CURSOR
CURSOR
Use
the
CURSOR
and
buttons
to
select
the
mode.
v
Ui
Highlight
“Auto”
or
“
Manual”
to
select that
mode.
0
j:;;t”r;”
L1i
Start
Example:”Auto”
mode
se’ected.
Auto:
Adjust
the
level
while
listening
to
the
test
tones
output
automatically
from
the
different
speakers.
Manual:
Select the speaker
from
which
to
output
the
test
tone
to
adjust
the
level.
5
7N
UsetheCURSOR
A
and
V
buttonstosetthe
jD
markto
“Test
Channel Level
ToneSta”.
Level
Clear
CURSOR
Test
Tone
Mode
6
CURSOR
Press the
CURSOR
button
and
is
set
to
“Yes”.
:
A
o’Test
Tone
Start
7
A.
If
the
“Auto”
mode
is
selected:
Sound
level
meter
Highlighted
third
time
around
and
on:
Test
tones
are automatically
emitted
from
the
different
speakers.
The
test
tones
are
emitted
from
the
different
speakers
in
the
following
order,
at
Test
Tone
4—second
intervals
the
first
time
and
second
time
around,
2—second
intervals
the
Sw
ch
.
:
-
1
2dB
FL,CFRSRSLi
1-’
El
-‘Eli
-‘L1
-L1
-LL1
-‘L1----
+12
12.
12.
12.+12,12
040
0
jo_
[
Flashing—
D•:
T
UsetheCURSOR
A
and
V
buttonstoadjustsothat
.12.12j12 1 12I.12.12jJ
CURSOR
V
cc::?
:::
the
volume
of
the
test
tones
output
from
the
different
speakers
sounds
the
same.
Example:Volume
set
to
-1
2
dB
with
test
The
volume
can
be
adjusted
in
units
of
1
dB
from
—
1
2
tone
being
output
from
subwoofer.
to
+12dB.
14

B.
If
the
“Manual”
mode
is
selected:
‘
Sound
level
meter
CURSOR CURSOR
Use
the
CURSOR
and
buttons
to
highlight
and
se-
HghIighted
0
e%
G
lect
the
speaker
from
which
you
want
to
output
test
Test
Tone
Mi’
__‘1’•\
tones,
then use
the
CURSOR
z
and
V
buttons
to
ad-
SW
ch
.
-1
2dB
\___._
\%,
just
so
that
the
volume
of
the
test
tones
output
from
the
FL
c
FR
SR
SL4
A
different
speakers
sounds
the
same.
‘ 2 T’ 12 T 12 T’ 12 T’ 2 T 12 T
7N.
Flashing—
o
o
i
DI
CURSOR
LI_______jI
.121.121.121.121.12
-I2
Example:Subwoofer
selected
and
volume
set to-12
dB.
The
level
of
each
channel
should be
adjusted
to
75
dB
(C—weighted,
slow
meter
mode)
on
a
sound
level
meter
at
the
listening
position.
If
a
sound
level
meter
is
not
available
adjust
the
channels
by
ear
so
the
sound
levels
are
the
same.
Because
adjusting
the
subwoofer
level
test
tone
by
ear
is
difficult,
use
a
well
known
music selection
and
adjust
for
natural
balance.
NOTE:
When
adjusting
the
level
of
an
active
subwoofer system,
you
may
also
need
to
adjust
the
subwoofer’s
own volume
control.
8
ENTER
Press the
ENTER
button
to
enter
the
setting.
The
“Channel
Level”
screen
reappears.
To
cancelthe
settings,
select
“
Level
Clear”
and
“Yes”
on
the
“Channel
Level”
screen,
then
make
the settings
again.
NOTE:
When
the
level
clear
operation
is
performed,
all
channel
levels
for
all
modes
are
set
to
0
dB.
Digital
input
setup
Input
the
types
of
components connected
to
the
digital
input
terminals.
Ls
UsetheCURSOR
A
and
V
buttonstosetthe
jD
markto
“Digi-
System
Setup
Menu
tal
Inputs”.
Speaker
Configuration
CURSOR
Delay
Time
c:7
AChannel
Level
nDigitaI
Inputs
‘DOLBY
DIGITAL
Auto
Tuner
Presets
On
Screen
Display
Setup
Menu
Off
2
Press
the
ENTER
button
to
switch
the screen.
-
Digital
Inputs Setup
ENTER
LtRöiAAjj
:
4
Vjj
:
Default
ji:i
EvD
1
3
/:s
Use
the
CURSOR
A
and
V
buttons
to
set
the
mark
to
the
CURSOR
connector
whose
input
you
want
to
set
ICOAXIAL
or
OPTICAL).
D
I
g
ital
I
n
p
uts
Setup
cc;?
::
,
LF
rvL:D
Example:COAXIAL
connector
selected
4
0
of
device
connected
to
the
various
terminals.
CURSOR CURSOR
Use
the
CURSOR
and
buttons
to
highlight
and
select
the
type
and
input
device
set
to
CD
.
Select
“OFF”
if
nothing
is
connected.
*
The
settings
are
reset
to
the
factory
settings
when
the
j’
mark
is
set
to
“
Default”
and
“Yes”
.
(Refer to
page
18.)
NOTE:
PHONO,
TUNER
and
DAT/TAPE
cannot
be
selected.
5
ENTER
Press the
ENTER
button
to
enter
the
setting.
:\
The
“System Setup
Menu”
screen
reappears.
15

DOLBY DIGITAL
Use
the foflowing procedure to set
the
level of
the LFE
(Low
Frequency
Effect)
included in the source
when playing program
sources
recorded in
Dolby
Digital.
.
If the subwoofer
clips
due to
the
LFE
signal during Dolby Digital
playback, adjust the
level
as needed.
4
OdB
I
-10
dB
Use
the CURSOR
A
and
V
buttons to set the
jD
mark
to
“DOLBY
DIGITAL”.
System Setup Menu
ZN 3
Speaker Configuration
CURSOR
Delay Time
c:7
Channel Level
ADigital
Inputs
°DOLBY DIGITAL
‘Auto Tuner
Presets
On
Screen
Display
Setup
Menu Off
2
Press
the
ENTER
button
to switch
the screen.
DOLBY
DIGITAL
ENTER
rLFE
Trim__________
Default
j
I
3
7N
UsetheCURSOR
A and
V
buttonstosetthe
markto
“LFE •
DOLBY
DIGITAL
Trim”.
CURSOR
cc7 ‘.
ErLFE
Trim_________
V
Default
I
Use the CURSOR and
buttons to set the LFE level.
4
0
The
level
can be adjusted in
units of 1 dB from —
1 0 to 0 dB. Set
I
CURSOR
CURSOR
to the
desired level according
to the speaker systems
being used .
and
the source
to be
played.
Example:LFE
level
set to -10dB
*
The
settings
are reset
to the
factory settings
when
the
j)
mark is
set to “Default” and “Yes”.
(Refer
to page
18.)
5
Press the
ENTER
button to enter the
setting.
ENTER
The
“System Setup
Menu”
screen
reappears.
16

Auto
tuner
presets
Use this
to
automatically
search
for
FM
broadcasts
and
store up
to
40
stations
at
preset
channels
Al
to 8,
Bi
to
8,
Cl
to
8,
Dl to
8
and
El
to
8.
NOTE:
If
an
FM
station
cannot
be
preset
automatically
due
to
poor
reception,
use
the
Manual
tuning”
operation
to
tune
in
the
station,
then
preset
it using
the
manual
“ Preset
memory” operation.
(Refer
to
page
36.)
I
UsetheCURSOR
A
and
V
buttonstosetthe
markto
“Auto
System
Setup
Menu
L:s
TunerPresets”.
.
Speaker
Configuration
CURSORp.
e
ay
me
cc?
‘Th\
Channel
Level
c,_
\%
Digital
Inputs
—‘%
ADOLBY DIGITAL
u’Auto
Tuner
Presets
von
Screen
Display
Setup
Menu
Off
2
Press
the
ENTER
button to
switch
the screen.
Auto Preset
Memory
ENTER
Auto
Tuning &
Preset
Station Memory
Storing
Preset
Memory
u’Start
E
4
3
CURSOR
PresstheCURSORlbutton.
Auto
Tuning &
4
Preset
Station Memory
Storing
Preset
Memory
u’Start
1
4
4
The
set
automatically
starts
searching
for
FM stations.
.
“Search”
flashes
on the
screen.
\
I i
/,
/
.
“
Completed”
a
appears
once
searching
is
completed.
Flashing:
When
searching
is
competed,
the
display
switches
to
“Completed”.
5
When searching
is
completed,
the screen
automatically
returns
to
the
“ System Setup
Menu”.
*
For
instructions
on
checking
the frequencies
of
the
preset
stations,
refer
to
page
27.
On Screen
Display
This
set
is equipped
with
an
on—screen
displayfunction
that
displays
information
on the
various
operations
on the
monitor
TV
connected
to
the
VIDEO
MONITOR
OUT
connector
on the
rear
panel.
These
messages
are
superimposed
on the
picture
when a
video
source
is being
played and
displayed
on
a
blue
background
when
no
video
source
is
being
played.
Use
the
following
procedure
to
turn
this function
on and
off.
Use
the
CURSOR
A
and
V
buttons
to
set
the
mark to
“On
System
Setup
Menu
ScreenDisplay”.
Speaker Configuration
Delay
Time
c
DOLBY DIGITAL
URSOR
Channel
Level
Digital
Inputs
AAuto Tuner
Presets
LrOn
Screen
Display
‘Setup
Menu
Off
2
ENTER
Press
the
ENTER
button
to
switch
the screen.
::\
On Screen
Display
4
:
17

3
Use
the
CURSOR and
buttons
to select ‘ON’
or
“OFF’.
I
Screen
Display
CURSOR CURSOR
Highlight the
desired setting.
I
®c
I-i
Exampe:On-screen display
function
Set
to”ON”.
ENTER
Press the
ENTER
button
to
enter
the setting.
This
completes the system setup operations.
Once the
system is set
up, there is no need
to
make
the settings
again unless
other
components
or speakers
are
connected or the speaker layout
is
changed.
Operation
after completing
system
setup
UsetheCURSOR
A
and
V
buttonstosetthe
j
markto”Setup
7:N
Menu Off”
.
System
Setup
Menu
CURSOR
Speaker
Configuration
cc 7
Delay Time
Channel
Level
Digital
Inputs
DOLBY DIGITAL
-
Auto
Tuner
Presets
AOn
Screen
Display
ErSetup
Menu Off
2
ENTER
Press
the enter
button twice
to turn
off the on
screen
display.
.
SYSTEM
SETUP
DEFAULT VALUE
Front
Sp.
Center
Sp.
Surround
Sp.
Subwoofer
c:o
SPEAKER CONFIGURATION
Small Small
Yes Yes
FL, FR
& Subwoofer Center
SL &
SR
©DELAYTIME
1 2 ft.
13.6 ml
1 2 ft.
13.6 m)
1
0
ft.
13.0 m)
FL
FR
C ‘
SL
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SW
®CHANNELLEVEL
--
.
..... ...
0dB 0dB
0dB
0dB
0dB
0dB
®
DIGITAL
INPUTS
COAXIAL:
CD
OPTICAL:
DVD/VDP
©
DOLBY DIGITAL
LFE Trim
0 dB
© AUTO TUNER PRESETS
A1—A8
87.5/89.1/98.1/1O7.9/90.1/90.1/9O.1/90.1
MHz
B1—B8
520/600/1000/1400/1500/l7lOkHz/90.1/90.1
MHz
C1—C8 90.1 MHz
D1—D8 90.1 MHz
E1—E8 90.1
MHz
0
ON
SCREEN
DISPLAY
ON
Playback with
the above setting
is possible
upon shipment
from
the factory
and after initializing
Irefer
to page
371.
18

E1
REMOTE
CONTROL
UNIT
Following
the
procedure
outlined
below,
insert
the
batteries
before
using
the
remote
control
unit.
Range
of
operation
of
the
remote
control
unit
Approx.
7m
I
20
1
Point
the
remote
control
unit at
the remote
control
sensor
as
shown
on
the
diagram
at
the
left.
NOTES:
.
The
remote
control
unit
can
be
used
from
a
straight
distance
of
approximately
7
meters/20
feet,
but this
distance
will
shorten
or
operation
will
become
difficult
if
there
are
obstacles
between
the
remote
control
unit
and
the remote
control
sensor,
if
the
remote
control
sensor
is
exposed
to
direct
sunlight
or
other strong
light, or
if
operated
from
an
angle.
.
Neon
signs
or
other devices
emitting
pulse—type
noise
nearby
may
result
in
malfunction,
so
keep
the
set
as
far
away
from
such
devices
as possible.
Inserting
the
batteries
:D
Press
as
shown
by
the
arrow
and
slide
©
Insert
the
SUM3
batteries
properly,
as
®
Close
the
lid.
off.
shown
on
the
diagram.
NOTES:
.
Use
only
AA, R6P,
UM—3
batteries
for
replacement.
.
Be
sure
the
polarities
are
correct. lSee
the
illustration
inside
the
battery
compartment.)
.
Remove
the
batteries
if
the remote
control
transmitter
will
not
be
used
for an
extended
period
of
time.
.
If
batteries
leak,
dispose
ofthem
immediately.
Avoid
touching
the
leaked
material
or
letting
it
come
in
contact
with
clothing,
etc.
Clean
the
battery
compartment
thoroughly
before
installing
new
batteries.
.
Have
replacement
batteries
on
hand
so
that
the
old
batteries
can be
replaced
as
quickly
as possible
when
the
time
comes.
.
The codes
that
have
been
learned
may be
lost
if removed
batteries
are
not
replaced
within
about
5
minutes.
System
code
buttons
DENON
remote—controllable
audio
components
can
be controlled
using
this
unit’s
remote
control
unit.
Note
that
some
components,
however
cannot be
operated
with
this
remote
control
unit.
1
Set
to
slide
switch
to
“AUDIO”
l”AVR/AVC”).
Set
the
slide
switch to
the
position
for
the
componentto
be
operated (CD,
DECKor
DAT).
AUDIO
AVR]AVC
VIDEO
3
Use
the buttons
shown
below
to
operate
the
audio
component.
For details,
refer
to
the respective component’s
manual.
i41
:
Reverse
fr
: Forward
Stop
:
Forward
play
II
:
Pause
A/B
:
A/B
deck
selection
4
:
Reverse
play
cD
DECK DAT
VDPVCR
TV
a.
For
CD players and
DATs
SYSTEM
CALL
POWER
‘:..
•
V VOLUME
A
DISC
KIP+
r
HANN1
b.
For
tape
decks
(DECK)
POWER
V VOLUME
A
DISC
SKIP+
cR
HANN
I
II
DISC
SKIP+
•:*.
These
buttons does
not
function.
(Some
buttons
can be
used
by
using
the pre
set
memory
or
the
(earning
function.(
:
Manual
search (reverse
and forward)
: Stop
:
Play
:
Auto
search
:
Pause
:
Disc
selection
:
(CD
changer
only)
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1
Set
the slide
switch
to
“VIDEO”.
AUDIO
AVRJAVC
VIDEO
2
Set the slide
switch
to
the component
to
be
registered
(VDP,
VCR
or
TV).
CD DECK DAT
VDPVCR
TV
(
Keep
the POWER
button
pressed
in
I\
when
performing
steps
3
and
4.
3
Holding
in
the POWER
button,
press the
but-
ton
for the corresponding
manufacturer
in
block A.
(Ref
er
to Table
1.)
4
Next,
while
holding
in
the
POWER
button,
press the buttonforthe
code
in block
B.
(Refer
to Table
7—2.)
The
operation
is
completed
when
the
LEARNED/TX
LED
lights.
5
To continue registering
other components,
repeat steps
2
to
4.
This
remote control
unit
can
be used
to
operate
components
of other manufacturers
without
using the learning function
by
registering
the manufactur
er
of the component
as
shown
on
Table
1.
Table 1:
Combinations
of
Personal
System
Codes
for
Different Manufacturers
VDP”
CHSELECT
GD
CH
VOL.
DENON A
DENON
B
DENON
C
c
IPHONO) DENON
(DVD)
——
®
(CD)
MITSUBISHI
——
®
(TUNER)
PANASONIC
——
®
(DVD/VDP)
—
—
—
®
(TV/DBS)
SONYA SONYB SONYC
I:Z
(DAT/TAPEMON)
PIONEER
——
®
-
-
®
(VCR-1)
—
—
—
©
(VCR-2A/.AUX(
—
—
—
©/o
-
-
-
©
/E
PHILIPS
—
—
RFAUTQMANUV
cD
RCA
—
—
ANALOGJDIVTAL
cD
-
-
-
MODE
cD
MAGNAVOX
—
—
“VCR”
B
CH SELECT
CH VOL.
A
cD
CHVOL.
cD
-
-
-
®
(PHONO)
HITACHI
AHITACHI B
—
®
(CDI
MITSUBISHI A
MITSUBISHI B
MITSUBISHI
C
®
(TUNER)
PANASONICA PANASONICB
PANASONIC
C
®
)DVD/VDP(
JVC
(VICTORIA
JVC (VICTOR)
B
JVC
(VICTOR)
C
©
ITV/DBS)
SONYA
SONYB SONYC
0
(DAT/TAPEMON)
PIONEER
—
—
®
TOSHIBAA
TOSHIBAB
—
®
(VCR-1)
SANYO
A SANYO
B
—
®
(VCR-2N.AUX)
SHARPA SHARPB
—
©/o
NECA NECB NECC
©
/E
PHILIPSA PHILIPSB
PHILIPSC
RF AUTO MENU AU
RCAA RCAB
—
ANALOG/DIGITAL
GENERAL GENERAL
cD
ELECTRIC
A ELECTRIC
B
MAGNAVOXA MAGNAVOXB
Preset memory
DENON
and
other
makes of
components
can
be operated
by
setting
the
preset
memory
for
your make of
video
component.
Operation
is not
pos
sible
for
some models, however.
In
this
case use the learning
function
(see
page
22)
to store the remote
control
signals.
For
instructions
on
clearing
the presettings
stored in
the
preset memory, see
page 23.
I
The
LEARNED/TX
LED flashes.
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