Denon DRA-565RD User manual

|
D
SEI
ON
10
N
Hi-Fi
AM-FM
Stereo
Reciever
MODEL
DRA-565RD
MODEL
DRA-
365RD
AM-FM STEREO RECIEVER |
DRA-565RD
7
DRA-365RD
NIPPON
COLUMBIA
CO..LTD.
|

CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION: TO REOUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SERVICE-
ABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED
SERVICE PERSONNEL.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle,
is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous
voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient
magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the
user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing)
instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS
APPUANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
Rowformitétaerkiérung
Ore = DENON Electronic GmbH
Matskesirafie 32
40880 Ratingen
Ertan’ ats Herstelter/imporieu:, de8 Gas in dieser Bedienungsanieitung beschriebene Gerat den Technischen Yorschrifien for Ton und
Ferneeh-Rundiunkemplinger nach der Amisblaniverfigung 8068/1969 (Amisblan des Bundesminisiers fur Post und Telekhommunikation vom 31. 8.
19891 entapricht.
PRECAUTIONS FOR INSTALLATION
Install ORA-565/365R0 atweys horizontally. And leave at least 10 cm of spece between this unit and other component placed above.
VORKEMRUNGEN FOR OIE AUF STELLUNG
Der ORA-565/365AD ist stets wasgerecht eutrustelien. AuGerdem muB ein Mindestabstand von 10 em zwischen diesem Gerat und der
Komponents gewahrieistet werden, die derdber gestellt wird.
PRECAUTIONS D'INSTALLATION
Le ORA-565/365AD doit toujours étre installé horizontalement. Et leisser au moins un espace de 10 cm entre cet epperei! et autre
compossm plecé su-dessus.
PRECAUZION PER L'INSTALLAZIONE
N DRA-S65/365RD viene sempre instaliato in modo orizrontale. Lesciste uno spazio di simeno 10 cm tra quest’unitd @ un eventuale
componente sovrapposto.
PRECAUCIONES PARA LA INSTALACION
instale siempre e! DRA-565/365RD en posicién horizontal. Asegurese también de dejar un espacio de por lo menos 10 cm entre esta
unided y ef componente que ses colocado encima.
VOORZORGSMAATREGELEN VOOR INSTALLATIE
De ORA-565/365RD asitijd horizontaal plastsen. En minstens 10 cm ruimie laten tussen dit toestel en het andere komponent dat u erboven
pisatst.
FORBEREDELSER FOR INSTALLATION
Installer sinid ORA-565/365RD horisontelk. Limna dtminstone 10 cm melien denna apparat och en annan komponent som placeras
ovanpé,
PRECAUCOES PARA A INSTALACAO
Iinstale sempre horizontaimente o DRA-565/365AD. E deixe pelo menos 10 cm de espero entre esta unidade e o outro componente
colocedo sacima.
10 erm oF greater
J 10 em oder mete
16 cm ow plus
10 em co pi
10 em o plu
10 em of meer
10 ern efter mer
10 em ou mois
ousoec/oaysegs’vyeo me

NOTE
ON
USE/HINWEISE
ZUM
GEBRAUCH/
OBSERVATIONS
RELATIVES
A
L'UTILISATION
NOTE
SULL'USO/NOTAS
SOBRE
EL
USO/ALVORENS
TE
GEBRUIKEN/OBSERVERA
OBSERVACOES QUANTO AO U
Avo mgh temper etures
Altow lor sufficient hest dispersion when
instatied on 8 rack.
Vermeden Sie hohe Tempersturen
Beachion Sin, de& cine susreicnend tuf-
Uirtyleuon gewéhrtersie wird, wenn das
Tene compte d'une dispersion de chaleur
sullaante lors de linetatation sur une
Magére.
Evane di esporre funnd 8 tempersture
ene.
Assur stevi che cl wa un‘ sdeguats disper.
voor een degetjk hitteatvoer indien
Opa ae ap cen ret worm geplsatet,
Se nM ef det fans mofighet ti god
ornaaviedning vid momering | ett rack.
Evite ternperetures sas
SO
Keep the set tree from moisture, weter, and
Gust.
Hatten Sle dae Gert von Feuchtighen,
Wasser und Steud fern.
Protéger Pepperell contre I'humidhé, eeu
@t te poweslars,
Tenete Punta lortene detf'umidité, det’ se-
que @ defle potvere.
Mantengs of equipo Nore de hwrneded,
aqua y polve.
Last geen vochtigheid, weter of stof in het
epperset "
Utean ime eppersen fér fukt. vetten och
damm,
Manterhe o eperetha lwre de equsiquer
umidede, bqus ou poeire.
"(For sew with ventitetion holes)
Oo nat obstsuct the ventilation holes.
Ose Seiutiungsdiinungen adrten nicht ver:
decht werden.
Ne pet obsiruer ies trous d edvation.
Non coprhe | fori di ventilasione,
No obetrvys tos orificion Ge venti#lacion.
De vertiiatioopeningen mogen niet werden
bettotkeerd.
Tapp ime un vemilstionséppningama,
Nabe ebsirve o8 erificios de vemitecho.
Do noi tet foreign objects in the set.
Keine tremden Gegenstinde in das Gertt
E importante che nessun oggerto ¢ inserite
a imerne delTunka.
No deje ebdjetos extradce centro del
equips.
Laat geen vreemde voorwerpen ia dit
appersat vation,
Se tt ott himmande irom ime ringer
in i epperaten.
Nae Geine odjetos ettsenhos no apereino.
e
Do not tet insecticides, benzene. and thin-
ner come in contact with the set.
Lassen Sie des Gert nicht mit Insetuziden,
Bensin oder Verddnnungsmittetn in Be-
fehrung bornmnen
Ne pee mettre en contect des insecticides,
Gu benséne et un diluent evec fepparsil,
Assicurstevvi che funkd non venga in
contette con insenicidl, benrole a sotventt.
Se UM att inte ineekternedel 92 spr sybrur,
densen ech thinner Lommer i tontatt med
eppersions hélie.
Nbe permits que inseticides, dentine ¢
Gescivente entrem em contacto com 0
eperetho.
Never dtasssemble or modity the set in any
wey.
Versuchen Sie niemais das Cerit susemnen-
Ger te nehmen oder sul jegiche An ty
vee Sadern.
Ne jernsis démonter ou modifies Fepperet
Sune menidre ow dune evire
Non wnoniate msi, ne moditicaie funta in
ROtsun moda.
Nunca deserme o modifique @! equipo de
ninguns manera.
Moot Of soDsrast demonteren of of
| ondere wise Medifiéren.
Te wee iedt oppersten och torsot ime
Drege om den.
Nunca éeemonte ow modifique o apereino
de siguma forma.
FRONT
PANEL
DRA.308RD
f2ss=
BY
a
|
lc
|
nee
|
fu
iy
It
1:
ts
\:
7
a
e
ORA-5O5RD
COON
fae
aaa
Bt
omar
ee
Ss
Cee
ae
Ree
pa
seal
(isasberdparei)
|||
~
anes
sono
(|
CLL
LL
LLL
|
ee
=a
i—)
eee
mee
eee
oe
f7a;>
0 @
sia
nbs
A
Lh
o
t
Le
SORBERRERELBE

Please
check
the
following
items
are
included
with
the
main
unit
in
the
carton:
{1) Operating instructions .......
seecmnssssasonsnestsccnscecssesensesseces
(2) AM Loop Antenna on. ccccccscccccccssecseseesees sesebessbves 1
(3) FM AII@NNG 1... cn ecsssccsscssstsssecesscnsssssacsecersesecsoseessesee |
(4) Remote Controt RC-176 wooo cssscesesecssesscscsscocorsmneese 1
(5) Sateries R6 (AA)... stecesccemssccseesccensence &
Bitte dberprojen Sie, ob die folgenden Telle volistindig In der
Verpeckung entheten sind:
(VE Bedienungsameitung ..........cccccsccscssscscesecessesesesereees 1
(2) AM-Rahmenantenne .............cc-.escc00 Siwdeecaas sei ssbavsecsess 1
13) URW-AM@ANG 0.0... cee sessssesscsnecensssssssscerecesesessseseneess 1
(4) Fernbedienungsgerdt RC-174 occ ceccereees 1
(5) Trockenretie-Batterie RE (AA) ooo. ccccsceccocce. budcoecds 2
Veuittex controler que les articles suivents sont bien joints &
‘apparel principal dans te carton:
(1) Mode G'@rmplod on... eeeeeccessscccessncecsscscsrsossncecsnceceesesens 1
(2) Amtenne-cadre AM oo... cccccccnssccseseseseserseseressecsesnenece, 1
(3) Antenne FM oon cc ccccsscsce nocccsescsesecsecesccssemseseeses . 1
(4) Télécommande RC-174
(5) Plies de format R6 (AA)
Controtiare
che
le
parti
seguenti
sl
trovine
imbeliste
con
Vapparecedio
nella
scatola
di
spedizilone.,
(1)
Istruzion!
per
l'uso
..
(2) Antenna AM a telsio .. Sook pets tinassseas cesses woes chesoseaSccacedeslecd eae
(3) Aten FM ounce ccccsssssssesssscssassecevnsscessesssseseseseersess 1
(4)
Telecomando
RO-178
occ
cccccccscsesesecesee
ee
TS
|
(5)
Battoria
a
secco
RE
IAA)
ooo
cccccccccsceece
Por favor verifique que jos siguientes articulos son empacedos en
ja coje pero seperades de la unidad principal.
U1) Instrucciones de operaciones I
(2) Amtoma AM de Cuadr0 ounces cccccccccsecscesessecseccocecseee 1
(3) Antena de FM oocscccucsc se iedte ages g tan A
(4) Unidad de control remoto RC-1746 ooo. ccccccccccccccce
(5) Pitas secas RE (AA) ooo. cccccccssccccsccescesccscoceecosseccescoecee 2
Kontroleer of de voigende accessoires bij het hooldtoestel in de
dooe ziin verpekt:
(1) Gebruthsaamw izing on. ccccssccsesscssssssscecccccesese: 1
(2) AM -raamamtenne .n....ccccccccsccscsstecsseccscsesssssestecessceces 1
(3) FM-antenine ........cccccescsseseees ba gddcise seavssieeaksoctetossockieestae: i
(4) Afstandsbediening AC. 7 aiccotsiedessvvanssaisceisvasi eaniee 1
(8) RB (AA) droge cel batter] ........... oibigvarseeccoscdtesacteceHuadacs 2
Kontrotiera ett fdljende tilthehdr her packats ner | kartongen
titsemmans med huvudenheten.
(1) Bruksanvieni es a)
(2) Ramantenn (dr AM. nck. 2 oA
(3) FMB tennn on... scecesscssceceseecsessesseevarsestesssseceesccesenseececece 1
(4) FiberkomtroN RC-176 ccc ctsactdaltca eters ccthe 1
(5) RO(AAS torrbation ow. ec ccccsecsecscseccecscececcesscosesees 2
Certifique-se de que as seguintes peces estho Inciuides na
embetegerm fora de unidade principal:
(1) bstrucdes Be Oper abe oon ccccsccccecsessssccccesceseccseecese. 1
(2) Arttens de Quadro AM oo....cccscccccsssccscecessccscssssecsssesees, 1
(3) Antens FM ............. egueuseaiackees eee oboe tas acioscsditassesduiiys sasests 1
{4} Controle remoto RC-174 . dada cacshiesesttocaticeencastee A
(8) Pilhae RE (AA) oy VelbsegabsAbdodeseebacaeadacssesnssleccdbecesseeseieesicareeoe
For multi-votsge models enty:
The desired voltage may be set with the VOLTAGE SELECTOR
KNOB on the rear panel. using 8 screwdriver.
Oo not twist the VOLTAGE SELECTOR KNOB with excessive force as
this mey cause damage.
if the VOLTAGE SELECTOR KNOBS does not turn smoothly, please
contact @ quatified servicemen.
(The voliage is set to 220 V upon shipment trom
the lactory.}
FREQUENCY STEP (Frequency step switeh!
Set the FREQUENCY STEP switch es described below.
@ inthe USA and Canade - set the switch to 100 kHz / 10 kHe
side
With this setting, the frequency varies in 100 kHz sieps in the
renge of 87.5 to 108.0 MHz (FMI end in 10 tHe steps in 520 to
$790 kh (AM),
Etsewhere = set the switch to $0 kHz / 9 kHz side.
Wath this setting, the frequency varies in 50 kyr steps in the
range of 87.50 to 108.0 MHz {FM} and in 9 hi steps in 622 to
1611 key (AM),
Qysceec/OusSssc voc mam

DESIGNATIONS AND FUNCTIONS OF PANEL CONTROLS (Refer to Page 5.)
FRONT PANEL
0
POWER (Power ON-STANOBY/OFF Switch)
This switch turns the unit ON or OFF. There is a delay of
approximatety 3 seconds before the unit will operste after
this power switch is turned ON. If the unit is turned OFF
from the remote control, the unit will be in the STANDBY
mode. When in the STANOBY mode, the unit can be turned
ON with the power button on the remote control. If the unit
will not be used for extended period, be sure to turn the
unit OFF from the front panel power switch.
NOTE: This unk includes ea STANOBY protection feature.
This feature is designed to prevent accidental
turn-on from the STANDBY mode in the event of
® power failure. Should AC power be discon-
nected and then reconnected when the unit is in
STANDBY mode, the unit will return to the
STANDBY mode.
To turn the unit ON from the STANOBY mode
without the remote control, operate the front
panel power switch four times. The unit will then
operate normally.
PHONES (Heedphones jack)
Connect a pair of headphones (sold separately) to this jack
for private listening.
SPEAKERS (Speaker selector switches)
These switches sre used fo select spesker system A and B.
No sound Is heard through the speakers when both
switches are reset to the ( m ) position.
REMOTE SENSOR (Remote contro! sensor)
This sensor receives the infra-red light transmitted from the
wireless remote control unit.
For remote control, point the wireless remote control unit
towards the sensor,
BASS (Bass control)
Use this contro! to adjust the low-range response.
When the control is set to the center position, the frequency
characteristic curve (below 1.000 Hz) is fiat. Turn the control
clockwise to increase the bass response and counter-
Clockwise to decrease it.
TREBLE (Treble control)
Use this control to adjust the high-range response.
When the control is set to the center position, the frequency
characteristic curve [above 1,000 Hz} is fiat. Tuen the contro!
clockwise to increase the trable response and counter:
clockwise to decrease it.
BALANCE (Balance contro!)
Use this controt to balance the volume levels between left
and right chenneis. The volume levels in both channels are
equal when the control is set to the center position.
VARIABLE LOUONESS (Loudness control}
At low volumes, the human ear is less sensitive to low
(BASS) and high (TREBLE) frequencies. Use this control to
compensate for this deficiency when listening at low
volume levels. Turn this contro! counter-clockwise until a
natural belance of bess and treble sound hes: been
restored. , :
BASS EQ (DRA-565R0 only)
Press this button to switch the BASS EO ON (=) for
emphasis of bess sounds.
Use in conjunction with the bass adjustment of the tone
control will provide further emphasis of bass sounds. Set
this switch to OFF ( m ) when you wish to listen with a
normal setting condition.
VOLUME (Volume control)
This knob is used to adjust the volume level of both
channets.
Turn the knob clockwise to raise the volume and counter-
clockwise to lower it.
oO
input selector (Input selector buttons)
These buttons are used to select the sudio input source.
oe PHONO: Press to play a record on a record player
connected to the PHONO input jacks.
e CO: Press to listen to a compact disc player or
another component connected to the CO Input
jacks.
e TUNER: Press to fisten to FM ar AM programs.
e VIDEO: Use when playing back the audio from a Hi-Fi
video, video disc player or other component
connected to the VIDEO terminal.
@ Tape selector (Tape selector/monitor buttons)
(DRA-S65RD)
TAPE:1; Press this bution once, TAPE-1 indicator will
light up and then you can pisy tepe source on TAPE-1
terminal.
in this state you can copy TAPE-1 source to TAPE-2
terminal.
TAPE-2: Press this button once, TAPE-2 indicator will
light up and then you can play tape or video source of
TAPE-2 terminal.
Press again the button currently accessed, to play
sources selected by input selector é. indicator goes out.
@ TAPE (Tepe monitor button) (ORA-365RD)
Press this button once, TAPE Indicator will light up and
then you can play tape source on the TAPE terminal.
Press again the button currently accessed, to play
sources selected by input selector @, indicator goes out.
ROS button
This button is used for the ROS search (refer to page 12)
and PTY search (refer to page 12), and TP search (refer to
pege 12) operations, and to input the station name (refer to
pege 12, 13).
BAND (Band selector switch)
Press this switch to select the FM of AM (MY) band.
AUTO (Tuning mode button}
This switches between auto and manual tuning.
Auto tuning: When the UP button is pressed, the radio is
tuned automatically to 8 higher frequency. Press the
DOWN button to tune to @ lower frequency. Use this
postion to eliminate noise when no signals of weak signals
eee being received. «
Manual tuning: In this position, the radio can be tuned
manualty. Reception is eutomaticaity monaural when in the
manual mode.
TUNING (Tuning buttons)
Use these to chenge the received frequency to a higher
frequency (UPi of a lower frequency (DOWN).
When writing station names. use these buttons to select
the letters. (Refer to Page 13.)
MEMORY (Memory button)
This ewitch is used to store the desired radio station to »
memory.
© Presetting stations
After pressing the MEMORY button, press the SHIFY/
PTY button to select the memory block, A to E. Now use
the PRESET UP and DOWN buttons to specify the preset
channel number. Press the MEMORY button agsin to
store the station at the specified preset channel.
Prasat (Preset station buttons)
These duttons are used for storing stations or recalling
stations which have been preset. Using the SHIFT button
you can preset a total of 40 FM of AM stations into preset
channels.
Once 8 radio has been memorized, the seme station can
later be tuned in instantly simply by recalling the corres-
ponding preset channel with PRESET UP or DOWN button.
DISPLAY
8 86 8 88s 6
ROS Indicator
This lights when recaiving ROS broadcasts, and Hashes
during the ROS saarch operations.
TA Indicator
This fights when receiving traffic announcements.
TP indtcator
This fleshes during the TP search operation and fights
when TP stations are tuned in.
PTY indicator
This flashes during the PTY (Programme type) search
operation.
TUNED indicator
This tights when a station is properly tuned in.
STEREO indicator
This lights when receiving stereo broadcasts. It remains off
when receiving AM broadcasts.
AUTO indicator
This indicates the tuning mode. It lights in the auto mode,
and remains off in the manual mode.
NOTE:
© TP (Traffic Programme)
Stations scheduled to brosdcast traffic programmes
e TA (Traffic Announcement)
Traffic information broadcasts
REAR PANEL
(2)
FM ANT (FM antenna terminals)
75-ohm coaxial cable can be connected to this terminal. For
antenna connecting procedure, see the ANTENNA IN-
STALLATION.
GND (Grounding terminal)
The grounding wire of the turntable is connected here.
« Hum or noise may be generated H the grounding wire is
Not connected.
AM ANT (AM antenna terminals}
Connect the attached AM loop antenna. (Refer to page 10
for connections).
Connect to this terminal when e@ medium wave outdoor
antenna is used.
PHONO (Phono Input terminats)
The output cord of the turntable ts connected here.
Since the input sensitivity of “PHONO” is extremety high,
do not use the unk without the input pin cord. If used
without this cord, the speakers mey generate hum.
co
The output cord of the CO player is connected here.
VIDEO
A VIDEO, such as a VCR or Video Dise may be connected
here.
© TAPE-1, TAPE-2 (Tape deck playback / recording
terminal} (DRA-565RD)
Two tape decks of tape deck can be connected to these
jacks for full-fledged playback. recording and tape
dubbing operation.
@ TAPE (ORA-36SRD)
Tape decks can be connected for full use including
playing or copying.
®
Se @
e SHIFT/PTY button
Use this button to select the memory blocks, A (110 8), B
(1 to 8, C (1 to 8), O (1 to 8) or E (1 to 8).
For PTY search. use this bution to select'the program
type.
When writing station names, use this bution to set the
writing position.
MEMO indicator
This indicator lights for approximately 10 seconds when
the MEMORY button has been pressed and 8 station can be
stored on a PRESET CHANNEL button.
This flashes continuously during the auto memory opera.
tion.
CH indicator
This lights when the preset channel number and shih mode
(A, 8, C, 0 of E) are displayed.
© TAPE-1/TAPE-2 indicator (DRA-565R0)
The TAPE-! indicator lights when the TAPE-1 source is
selected with the tape selector buttons. The TAPE.2
indicator lights when the TAPE-2 source is selected.
e@ TAPE Indicator (DRA-365RD)
The TAPE indicator lights when the TAPE source is
selected with the tape selector buttons.
Muti function display
This displays the frequency, station name, programme
type, etc.
PRE-OUT (DRA-565RD only)
Output signais for power amplifiers are sent trom these
jacks.
The rated output is 2 volts.
SPEAKER SYSTEMS (Speaker terminals)
Two pairs of speakers A and B can be connected to these
terminals.
AC OUTLET (AC power outlets)
This AC outlet is controlled by the power switch and
Remoto controtunit (DRA-S65AD), controlied by the power
switch [ORA-365R0).
AC CORO (Power cord)
Connect this cord into the wall outtet.
BQOHSSe/aHsss-vywa AE aA RI I Ie EN Ta SUS SE ED a re ra ee EEO

10
NOTES
SPEAKER
CONNECTION
@
This
receiver
has
a
full
back-up
system.
When
the
power
is
turned
Svoid
this,
keep
ihe
receiver
as
far
away
from
other
video
Confirm
potarity
(+,
-)
and
left
end
right
channels
{L,
RA).
Connect
the
on,
the
INPUT
SELECTOR
buttons
are
set
to
the
lest
mode
set
components
as
possible,
or
plece
the
AM
loop
antenna
where
spesker
pairs
to
the
SPEAKER
terminals
A
or
nen
the
vse
panel.
before
the
power
was
turned
off.
noise
ls
reduced.
if
the
noise
is
not
reduced,
turn
off
the
power
of
Connections
must
be
made
with
power
cord
disconnected.
e
When
using
this
receiver
in
close
proxmity
to
video
equipment
the
video
components
when
listening
to
AM
brosdcasts.
(TV,
VCR,
VOP,
etc.),
nose
may
be
generated
in
AM
broadcasts.
To
CONNECTIONS
vcr
DIRECTION
OF
.
ee
ie
beens
AM
loop
antenna
BROADCASTING
STATION
[Video
Ceasette
Recorder)
aoe ae] ae | ce
2
sais
[er]
(AS
el
O
OUS9L/OUuSSS-VyO mm
2. Twist the wires.
Speaker (A)
SPEAKER (8)
1. Loosen by turning counterciockwise.
e
o
2. Insert the cord and tighten by turning clockwise.
o- 8
Notes on Connection
CAUTION
———)
5
e
Oo
not
the
power
cord
into
the
AC
wall
outlet
until
aft
Protective
Cirauht
SP,
CF,
alate
°8
nat
Say
——
=
connectors
have
been
completed.
This
set
is
equipped
with
a
high
speed
protective
circuit,
=,
TAPE
DECK
1
:
¢
Make
sure
channets
are
correctly
connected.
Connect
Left
This
circuit
protects
the
internal
circuitry
trom
damage
due
Ss
channets
to
Left
channels
and
Right
channels
to
Right
to
large
currents
flowing
when
the
speaker
jacks
are
not’
TURNT
tase
Pisieapad
ied
igen
la
Ses
recrenervats
completely
connected
or
when
an
output
is
generated
by
a
a
Connect
all
pin-piugs
securety,
pushing
them
completly
into
SHOR
circuit,
the
jacks.
incomplete
connections
will
cause
nolse
genera-
This
protective
circuit's
operation
cuts
off
the
output
to
the
ANTENNA
INSTALLATION
thon.
speakers.
in
such
a
case,
be
sure
to
turn
the
power
to
the
e
FM
ANTENNA
Binding the connection cables to power cords, or running
such cables close to power supply transformers will cause
humming or noise, and should thus be svoided.
set off and check the connections to the speakers. Then
turn the power on again. After muting for several seconds,
the set will operate normally.
The
supplied
indoor
FM
antenna
can
be
used
inside
wooden
houses
for
receiving
local
FM
stations
and
other
strong
FM
signals.
Stretch
out
the
ends
of
the
antenna
end
mount
the
antenns
on
the
wall
of
calling
where
optimum
reception
is
achieved.
A
indoor
FM
antennas
may
not
consistently
ensure
stable
reception,
due
to
environment
changes.
In
such
cases,
the
indoor
FM
antenna
should
only
be
used
temporarity
until
an
outdoor
FM
antenna
has
been
installed.
When
connecting
an
outdoor
FM
antenna,
the
use
of
75
ohm
coaxial
cable
(3C-2V,
5C-2V)
is
stronpty
recommended.
Notes:
e Oo not connect two FM antennas sirnuttaneousty.
© Even Hf an external AM antenna is used, do not disconnect
the AM tfoop antenna.
e Make sure AM loop antenna lead terminals do not touch
metal paris of the panel,
e AM ANTENNA
Attach
the
supplied
AM
loop
antenne
even
when
uting
an
outdoor
AM
antenna.
Connect
the
leeds
to
the
AM
and
GNO
terminals.
g
Also
use
the
AM
termingis
for
connecting
an
outdoor
AM
antenna
lwhen
meking
such
@
connection
do
not
disconnect
the
AM
loop
antenna.)
Adjust
the
loop
antenna
to
obtain
optimum
reception.
Where
broedcast
stations
are
distant
and
onty
weak
signals
are
recetved,
or
where
signals
are
blocked,
it
is
best
to
install
an
outdoor
AM
©
Remove
the
ie
lestening
the
loop
entenne's
bead
antenna,
ond
connect
ihe
teed
to
the
amenns
torminats.
ae

Using the Various Functions
1.
12
Presetting stations in the memory
The frequency and the name of the radio station fincluding
names which you have input yourself), are also stored in the
memory.
In particular, the various ROS functions can be used affectivety
when ROS stations are stored in the memory.
How to preset the memory
Press the MEMORY button @. The “MEMO” indicator on the
display @ tights. Next, use SHIFT/PTY button @ to select the
memory block A, B, C, D or E. Now press the PRESET UP or
DOWN button © to specify the preset channel number, and
then press the MEMORY buiton @ to store the stetion in the
memory.
The preset channel numbers for the different memory biocks
are as follows.
Memory block A : 10 8
Memory block 8 :1to 8
Memory block C :1to0 8
Memory block DO :1to B
Memory bieck E : lto 8B
. Auto Memory (FM onty)
The ORA-565R0/ORA-365AD Is equipped with an auto mem-
ory function. :
Connect the antenna, set it so that stations can be received,
(hen hold in the MEMORY button and press the POWER button
ta turn the power on. Stations for which the auto stop function
operates are stored in the preset memory in the order Al to
A8. 8! to B8, and so on, through E8.
Channet Al is tuned in after the auto memory operation is
comoleted.
Using this function makes it possible to find out the overall
reception conditions of the receivable stations. The memory
can be used effectively by recalling the channels in the preset
memory and replacing stations whose reception is poor with
stations whose reception is good, using the procedure de-
scribed in 1 above.
. Recaiiing preset stations
Use the SHIFT /PTY button © to select memory block A. B,C, D
of E, then press the PRESET UP or DOWN button @ to recall
the station stored in the memory.
tf the PRESET UP or DOWN buttons are pressed without
pressing the SHIFT/PTY button @, the stations are recalied in
the order Al to AS, 81 to BS, and so on, through £8.
- ROS search (for FM onty)
Use this function to automatically tune to stations offering
Radio Date Service.
This operation is also possible by pressing the TUNER button
on the remote contrat unit once when the function is set to the
TUNER mode.
Operation ; Display
1. Prees the ROS bution @ once. ROS SEARCH
2. Press the PRESET UP or |
COWN bution @. "ROS SEARCH" flashes on the
Oepley.
(Preset memory chennets A!
to €8 ore being searched.)
Hf no ROS station le found
with the sdove eperastion,
at the reception bends
ere searched.
The stetion neme is displeyed
afler seerching stops.
3. Press the PRESET UP or ROS search starts again.
OOWN button egesin while
the ROS mart is flashing.
{it no other ROS Station is found when aif the frequencies are searched,
“NO ROS° is Gisplayed.)
. PTY search (for FM onty)
Use this function to find stations broadcasting a designated
type of programme type (PTY).
This operation is siso possible by pressing the TUNER button
on the remote control unit twice when the function is set io the
TUNER mode. Next, press the PANEL button on the remote
control unit, select the PTY, then press the PRESET UP or
OOWN buttons to start the PTY search lunciion in the specified
direction,
Operation Oisplay
1. Press the ROS Dutton twice. PTY SEARCH
i
Prograsyme type of PTY
2. Press the SHIFT/PTY bution. Designated programme type
[Abways do this to designate the programme type Hd “PTY” is displayed
im step 1.)
3. Press the PRESET UP o¢ “PTY SEARCH” flashes on the
DOWN bution @. Gisplay.
{Preset memory channels Al to E8
sre being searched.)
® there ss no station brosd
casting Be designated programme
type with the sbove operation,
all the recegtion bends are
searched.
The atten. asme is displeyed
eher searching stops.
4. Press the PRESET UP or PTY semrh starts again.
OOWN button again while
the PTY mart is flashing.
( no other station brosdcasiing Ihe cesigneted programme type is
found when afi the frequencies ere searched, “NO PROGRAMME? is
Giepleyed.)'
* The programme types which can be depisyed are listed on
Page 13.
6. TP Search (for FM onty)
This function is used to find stations scheduled to broadcast
traffic programmes (TP stations).
This operation is stso possible by pressing the TUNER button
on the remote control unit three times when the function is set
to the TUNER mode.
Operation Dvepiey
1. Press the ROS button @ TP SEARCH
2 thmes. i
2. Press the PRESET UP or “TP SEARCH” flashes on
OOWN bution @. the display.
Preset memory channels Ai
to £8 are Being searched.)
4" no TP mation is found
with the abeve operation,
all the recagtion bands are
seeorchea,
The station name is displeyed
atier searching stops.
3. Press the PRESET UP or TP? search starts again.
dution again while
the TP mark is hing.
(4 ne other TP station is found when eff the frequencies are searched,
“NO PROGRAMME” is diepievyed.)
7. Writing stetion nemes
You can write in station names yoursett.
(Up to 8 characters)
(Reter to the table of characters on pege 11}
Oper stion Sispley
1. Press the ROS button First chasecter Rashes.
2. Use the TUNING eng flemt lemer Reenes.
Ros Aderm
“ALARM® will flesh on the displey when the unit receives the Emergency
Programme Type Code (PTY31} from an ROS steson.
This feeture mey not operste property Hf the signe! fern the ROS station is
too weet or te subjected to interference.
his not possible to select the “ALARM™ diaplay from the PTY search mode.
&. Claaring station names
1.
2.
Recall the station name you want to clear.
Press the RDS button 4 times until the character at the first
piace flashes.
.
Then
press
the
SHIFT/PTY
button
for
at
least
2
seconds.
The current station name will then be cleared.
: Station names must be stored in a preset memory to be
retained. If the power Is turned off, or if the band (AM/FM)
is changed, the station name will be fost. Be sure to store
ihe entered station name in a Preset Memory before
changing the band or turning the power switch OFF.
The following programme types can be designated:
[NEWS
sd
EWS
NEWS
(HEFATRS———]
sane
vente
trom
covenon
om
curun
row
veo
rr
muse
nok
muse
Tabie of characters
The characters are input in the order shown to the right. Use the
TUNING buttons @ to select the desired characters.
RBC DEFGHIGKLMNOPGR Surry
O'C3S4YSEIBIC
3-8
sss
et.
-.
M.0.R. MUSIC
UGHT CLASSICS
SERIOUS CLASSICS
OTHER MUSIC
13

14
¢
PLAYBACK
USING
THE
REMOTE
CONTROL
Besides
being
able
to
operate
the
DRA-565RD/365RD
receiver
with
this
remote
control
unit,
you
can
also
;
operate
a
DENON
cassette
deck
and
CD
player
from
this
handy
full-system
remote
control
unit.
The
accessory
AC-174
remote
contro!
unit
is
used
to
contro!
the
RECEIVER
from
a
distance.
Remote Control Section
(1)
inserting
the
dry
ceff
batteries
Notes
on
Use
of
the
Batteries
Full-system
Remote
Control!
Unit
1
Remove
the
reer
cover
on
the
remote
contro!
unit.
©
The
remote
control
unit
uses
size
“AA”
(R6!}
dry
cell
batteries.
The
full-system
remote
control
unit
operates
all
major
functions
of
the
receiver
such
os
function
switching,
volume
control,
and
preset
e@
The
batteries
will
need
to
be
replaced
approximately
once
a
stetion
selection.
But
thet's
not
alll
The
same
contro!
pad
can
also
control
the
major
functions
of
a
DENON
CO
player
and
cassetie
deck
to
year,
This
will
depend
upon
how
often
the
remote
control
is
create
a
remarkably
ergonomic
and
versatile
OENON
system
with
all
the
quality
sound
seproduction
that
the
devoted
audiophile
expects.
used, .
SS
@
If,
in
tess
than
8
year
from
the
time
new
batteries
were
Remote
Control!
Unit
RC-174
supplied
with
DRA-565RD/365RD
<> inserted, the remote control fails to operate the receiver trom a
Sf:
near-by
postion,
it
is
time
to
replace
the
batteries.
|
DECK
J
© Insert the betterles property, following the diagram on the
OHuSSrvouses-vHo mm
remote control battery supply unit, and making sure to atign
the plus and minus sides of each battery.
2
Insert
two
size
“AA™
(RE)
dry
cell
batteries
as
shown
in
bf
oo
Lacie
pathagilie
a
a
ed
be
ese:
PLAY
{REVI
button
POWER
bution
;
°
not
com
n
ries
with
u
,
DUE
ARO
STEAD
OO
ADE,
RUE
MU
PONY
UN:
e
Do
not
combine
different
types
of
batteries.
©
Do
not
jumper
the
opposite
poles
of
the
batteries,
expose
them
to
heat
or
break
them
open,
or
put
them
into
open
[cb]
=
fire.
Refer
to
the
1S
e
When
the
remote
control
is
not
to
be
used
for
a
tong
period
of
Operating
mst:
A
tlme,
remove
the
batteries
from
the
unit.
ructions
of
your
PLAY
bution
@ If the batteries have feated, remove any battery fluid from the
OENON tape
inside of the battery supply unit by wiping it oul thoroughly, ’
deck STOP button
Al Cc Reverse Track
and
insert
new
batteries.
AIB
W-DECK
rat
Ris
Sa
Ned
Search
button
3
Replace
the
rear
cover.
PANEL
bution
we
Forwerd
Track
Search bution
PAUSE bution
REPEAT button
RAMDOM bution
names,
programme
types
and
the
time
OSc
SKIP OfSC
SKIP
bution
This
ta
only
possble
on
tne
DRA-S&5AD.
, a
, are only displayed when recewing ROS 7
stations. b4 :
RLQY ” poem BC ve FUNCTION SELECTOR buttons
CoOCICo
The tollowing may sppee: on the Giepisy for
The display switches between the fre:
quency, manuat characters, station
,
name,
programme
type
end
time
sech
time tNis Dutton is pressed. Station
{2)
Directions
for
use
some
stations,
but
this
is
not
a
malfunction:
©
Operate
the
remote
contro!
unit
while
pointing
it
towards
the
NO
PTY":
This
is
en
ROS
broadcast,
but
the
remote
contro!
sensor
on
the
receiver
as
shown
in
the
diagram
Progrem
type
[PTY]
is
not
being
left.
broadcast.
“NO PS*: An ROS broadcast is being re
ceived, but the PS (Programme
Service name or station nsme) is
© The remote control unit can be used st distances up to sbout 8
meters
in
8
straight
line
from
the
receiver.
This
distance
will
VOLUME
buntons
(4
¥}
Gecreate
if
there
are
obstructions
blocking
the
infra-red
fight
NOt
being
received
due
to
week
transmission
or
Hf
the
remote
contro!
unit
is
not
directed
signals,
ete.
straight
at
the
receiver.
“NO
TIME
DATA":
This
is
displeyed
when
the
station
currentty
tuned
in
ia
not
broadcast-
PRESET
dDuttons
{A
¥V)
ing time dsta, and mey
be diplayed for one mi-
fnwte after the power is
turned on even when the
station currently tuned in
ts §= broadcasting time
m
dale.
Note
on
Operation
(The
PANEL
bution
onty
opersies
when
the
©
Oo
not
press
the
operating
buttons
on
the
receiver
and
the
remote
contro!
unit
at
the
same
time.
This
will
cause
misoperation.
function
ts
set
io
the
TUNER
mode.)
©
Operation
of
the
remote
contro!
unit
will
become
less
effective
or
erratic
Hf
the
Infrared
remote
control
sensor
on
the
receiver
is
exposed
to
strong
light
or
if
there
are
obstructions
between
the
remote
controt
unit
and
the
sensor.
¢
!n
case
you
operate
your
VCR,
TV
or
othar
components
by
remote
control,
do
not
operste
buttons
on
two
different
remote
control
units
at the same time. This will cause mis-operstion.
Operate the monitor of the DRA.I6SRO
tope deck with the TAPE MONITOR
button.
@
The
RC-174
Remote
Control
Unit
can
controt
CO
players
and
cassette
decks
made
by
DENON.
Note
that
operation
may
not
be
possible
for
some
models.
©
Buttons
are
conveniently
separated
into
groups,
each
group
controlling
one
specific
component,
The
groups
are
RECEIVER,
CO
ana
DECK.
For
details
on
operating
other
componenis,
reter
to
the
instruction
manuals
for
the
CD
player
and/or
cassette
deck.
CAUTION:
@
If
the
power
is
turned
off
with
the
remote
control
unit,
the
receiver
is
switched
to
the
power
stand-by
stale.
if
you
sre
to
be
absent
fore
jong
period
of
time,
be
sure
to
turn
the
power
off
using
the
POWER
switch
on
the
receiver.
©
A
part
of
Ist
digit
of
fluorescent
display
light
while
the
receiver
is
in
the
Power
stand-by
state.
©
You
may
experience
erratic
operation
of
the
remote
control
unit
if
it
is
operated
in
fluorescent
light
and
direct
sunlight,
in
pacicular
if
this
light
strikes
the
remote
contro!
sensor
on
the
receiver,
However,
this
is
not
a
maifunction,
and
if
this
should
happen,
protect
the
sensor
against
such
light.
15

TROUBLESHOOTING
1. Have all conrections been made PROPEALY?
2. Have you followed all operationat instructions correctty?
3. Check speake: and the turntable systerns for Proper operation.
When
your
unit
does
not
seem
to
be
operating
correctly,
first
check
the
items
in
the
following
table.
if
the
symptom
does
not
correspond
to
any
of
(he
problems
as
shown
below,
turn
of
the
power
sources
Immediately
and
contact
your
DENON
dealer.
Check the connection.
Check the antenna instslistion.
Radio program can not be received. © Antenna connection is wrong.
© A signal strength Is weak.
Install an outdoor antenna.
e Keep the antenns away from the
street.
© Keep the equipment away from this
set, or turn off the power of the other
equipment.
Noise is reproduced. A signal strength is weak.
Automobile ignition noise interferes
with reception.
e Other etectrical equipment interteres
with reception.
The preset frequencies are erased. The memory back-up term (about |
month) pessed.
in automatic tuning, the frequency
doesn't stop at the radio station.
A signal strength is weak. Use manual tuning
In automatic tuning, it stops at the one
step lower or higher frequency then the
radio station.
Use manual tuning for optimum re-
Noise of strong signal strength is
‘ ception.
received.
No
sound
is
produced
with
power
on.
Input
and
speaker
cords
connection
Check
the
connection.
ere wrong.
© Speaker switch Is off.
e The INPUT SELECTOR buttons sre in
wrong position.
The protective circuit is operating.
Turn on speaker switch.
e Check these position.
© Turn the power off once. check the
connections to the speakers, then turn
the power on again.
@ Ask your dealer, of the nearest
OENON representative.
The fuse has biown out.
Audible
hum
when
playing
records.
The
input
and
grounding
cords
con-
Check
the
connection.
nection
of
the
turntable
are
wrong.
¢ The cords connection of the cartridge
are wrong.
e The interference from the nearby TV
or radio transmission antenna,
Check the connection.
@ Ask your dealer, of the nearasi
DENON respresentative.
The vibrations snd sounds transmit
from the speakers to the turntable.
Howling is produced when the volume
control is turned up too high while play-
ing records.
Insulate the vibrations, of heap the
speakers away from the turntable.
Cracking noise is produced when playing
records.
The record is stained with the dust. Clean the record.
o The stylus tip of the cartridge is
stained with the dust.
The cartridge is defective.
Clean the stylus tip.
Try the other cartridge.
16
SPECIFICATIONS
AMPUFIER SECTION
Continuous Power Output:
(DON)
Power Bandwidth (IHF):
Total Harmonie Distortion:
Frequency Response:
input Sensitivity and
impedance:
Mazimurn input Level
(at 1 kha):
Signal te Noise Ratio
(HF -A);
Tene Contre:
Loudness, Contre! Effect:
PRE-OUT terminals
Rated output:
(ORA-666RD onty)
ORA-SOBRD: 80 W + 80 W (4d ohms, I bz)
ORA-305RD: 62 W + 62 W (4 ohms, 1 kHz}
10 Hz ~ 40 kHz (7.4.0. 0.16% both
channets driven into 8 ohms)
0.03% (-3 68 at rated output, 8 ohms)
PHONO RIAA Standard Curve (Record-
ing Output)
MM 20 He ~ 20kMz 20.808
CO, VIDEO, 20 Hz ~ SO kHe £1.85 c8
(at 1W)
TAPE-1, TAPE-2 (ORA-5S85RD)
TAPE (ORA. 365A0)
PHONO MM 25mV 4) kh ohms
CO. VIDEO, 18O0mV = Mkohma
TAPE-1, TAPE-2 (DRA-SO5A0)
TAPE (DRA. 366R0)
PHONO MM 120 mv
PHONO MM 76 68 (at 5.0 mV Input)
CO, VIDEO, 96 @8
TAPE.1, TAPE-2 (DRA-BESRO)
TAPE (ORA-IOBRD}
Bass £10 6B at 100 Hz
TREBLE 210 68 at 10 kids
VARIABLE LOVONESS at maximum position
$Q H2/10 kHz, +10 6B/ +8 68
2 V (at 100 kohm load)
TUNER SECTION
[FM] (note: UV at 7$ ohms, O08! - 1% 10 ' Ww)
Recetying Range:
Usable Sensitivity:
Signal to Noise Aetic
(IHF-A):
image Rejection:
Setectivity (1300 kHz):
Frequency Response:
Stereo Separation
lat 1 kPtz):
1AM]
Receiving Range:
Usedle Sensitivity:
Signal to Noise Ratio:
Generel
Power Supply:
Power Consumption:
Power Outlets:
Otenensions:
Weight:
REMOTE CONTROL UNIT
Remote control system:
Power supply:
External dimensions:
Weight:
87.5 ~ 108 MHz
0.9uV (10.3 Bf)
MONO 8248
STEREO 7846
6508
$548
JOM: ~ 15kes *
02
1 a8
5
40 af
$22 ~ 1681 AM
1ByV
$5 08
AC 230V $0 Ha
145 W (ORA-585RD)
120 W (ORA-365A0)
SWITCHED 100 W
434 men (W) « 130 mm (H)
« 12 mm (0) (ORA-565R0)
434 mm (W) « 120 mm (H)
= 312 mm (0) (ORA-3E8RD)
7.2 tg (ORA-565A0)
6.0 kg (ORA-365R0)
RC-174
infrared pulse system
IV OC Two size “AA™ (RG!
Gry cell bettertes
60 mm W x 175. mm
2 18mmO
120 g iInctudes batieries)}
Design and specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
17