Jvc Rx-807vtn User manual

RX-807VTN

JVC

SERVICE

MANUAL

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Contents

Safety

Precautions

........................

1-2

Internal

Wiring

of

FL

Display

...............

1-36

Instruction

Book

.....................--06-

1-3

Block

Diagrams

.............0..

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cece

1-38

Disassembly

Procedures

...................

1-20

Power

Amplifier

Adjustment

Procedures

....

1-22

Connection

Diagram

.......................

Insertion

FM/AM

Tuner

Alignment

Procedures

........

1-23

Schematic

Diagrams

...............0.-0.000-

Insertion

Description

of

Major

LSIs

...................

1-24

Printed

Circuit

Boards

..............2.......

Insertion

Internal

Block

Diagram

of

other

ICs

.........

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No.

20333

Mar.

1992

RX-807VTN

.

This

equipment

has

been

designed

and

manufactured

to

meet

international

safety

standards.

.

It

is

the

legal

responsibility

of

the

repairer

to

ensure

that

these

safety

standards

are

Safety

Precautions

.

The

design

of

this

product

contains

special

hardware

and

many

circuits

and

components

specially

for

safety

purposes.

For

continued

protection,

no

changes

should

be

made

to

the

original

design

unless

authorized

in

writing

by

the

manufacturer.

Replacement

parts

must

be

identical

to

those

used

in

the

original

circuits.

Services

should

be

performed

by

qualified

personnel

only.

.

Alterations

of

the

design

or

circuitry

of

the

product

should

not

be

made.

Any

design

alterations

of

the

product

should

not

be

made.

Any

design

alterations

or

additions

will

void

the

manufacturer's

warranty

and

will

further

relieve

the

manufacture

of

responsibility

for

personal

injury

or

property

damage

resulting

therefrom.

.Many

electrical

and

mechanical

parts

in

the

products

have

special

safety-related

characteristics.

These

characteristics

are

often

not

evident

from

visual

inspection

nor

can

the

protection

afforded

by

them

necessarily

be

obtained

by

using

replacement

components

rated

for

higher

voltage,

wattage,

etc.

Replacement

parts

which

have

these

special

safety

characteristics

are

identified

in

the

Parts

List

of

Service

Manual.

Electrical

components

having

such

features

are

identified

by

shading

on

the

schematics

and

by

(A\)

on

the

Parts

List

in

the

Service

Manual.

The

use

of

a

substitute

repalcement

which

does

not

have

the

same

safety

characteristics

as

the

recommended

replacement

parts

shown

in

the

Parts

List

of

Service

Manual

may

create

shock,

fire,

or

other

hazards.

.

The

leads

in

the

products

are

routed

and

dressed

with

ties,

clamps,

tubings,

barriers

and

the

like

to

be

separated

from

live

parts,

high

temperature

parts,

moving

parts

and/or

sharp

edges

for

the

prevention

of

electric

shock

and

fire

hazard.

When

service

is

required,

the

original

lead

routing

and

dress

should

be

observed,

and

it

should

be

confirmed

that

they

have

been

returned

to

normal,

after

re-assembling.

.

Leakage

currnet

check

(Electrical

shock

hazard

testing)

After

re-assembling

the

product,

always

perform

an

isolation

check

on

the

exposed

metal

parts

of

the

product

(antenna

terminals,

knobs,

metal

cabinet,

screw

heads,

headphone

jack,

contorl

shafts,

etc.)

to

be

sure

the

product

is

safe

to

operate

without

danger

of

electrical

shock.

Do

not

use

a

line

isolation

transformer

during

this

check.

®

Plug

the

AC

line

cord

directly

into

the

AC

outlet.

Using

a

“Leakage

Current

Tester”,

measure

the

leakage

current

from

each

exposed

metal

parts

of

the

cabinet,

particularly

any

exposed

meta!

part

having

a

return

path

to

the

chassis,

to

a

known

good

earth

ground.

Any

leakage

current

must

not

exceed

0.5mA

AC

(r.m.s.).

®@

Alternate

check

method

Plug

the

AC

line

cord

directly

into

the

AC

outlet.

Use

an

AC

voltmeter

having,

1,000

ohms

per

volt

or

more

sensitivity

in

the

following

manner.

Connect

a

1,5000

10

W

resistor

paralleled

by

a

0.15

uF

AC-type

capacitor

between

an

exposed

metal

part

and

a

known

good

earth

ground.

Measure

the

AC

voltage

across

the

resistor

with

the

AC

voltmeter.

Move

the

resistor

connection

to

each

exposed

metal

part,

particularly

any

exposed

metal

part

having

a

return

path

to

the

chassis,

and

meausre

the

AC

voltage

across

the

resistor.

AC

VOLTMETER

(Having

1000

ohms/volts,

or

more

sensitivity.)

Now,

reverse

the

plug

in

the

AC

outlet

and

fata

this

repeat

each

measurement.

Any

voltage

pach

exceed

measured

must

not

exceed

0.75

V

AC

(r.m.s.).

15000

10W

metal

part.

This

corresponds

to

0.5mA

AC

(r.m.s.).

Good

earth

ground

Warning

maintained.

.

Repairs

must

be

made

in

accordance

with

the

relevant

safety

standards.

.

It

is

essential

that

safety

critical

components

are

replaced

by

approved

parts.

.

If

mains

voltage

selector

is

provided,

check

setting

for

local

voltage.

1-2

(No.

20333)

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“ON)

CAUTION

Jr

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NCT

OPEN

CAUTION

TO

REDUCE

THE

AISK

OF

ELECTAIC

SHOCK.

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

{OA

BACK)

NO

USERSERVICEABLE

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

magni-

tude

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

main-

tenance

(servicing)

instructions

in

the

litera-

ture

accompanying

the

appliance.

WARNING:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

FIRE

OR

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

APPLIANCE

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

COMPU

LINK

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ii

Remote

|i

it

COMPU

LINK

is

a

computer-linked

system

by

which

individual

JVC

audio

components

are

controlled

via

a

computer.

For-further

de-

tails,

see

page

24.

As

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Ball

GEN

AV

COMPU

LINK

is

a

computer-linked

system

by

which

individual

JVC

audio

and/or

video

components

are

controlled

via

a

computer.

Connecting

the

AV

COMPU

LINK

terminals

on

the

rear

panel

to

a

JVC

video

components

for

AV

COMPU

LINK

will

enable

one-

touch

control

of

the

integrated

audio/video

system.

For

further

details,

see

page

25

Thank

you

for

purchasing

this

JVC

Compact

Component

Stereo

System.

We

hope

it

will

be

valued

addition

to

your

home.

giving

you

years

of

enjoyment.

Be

sure

to

read

this

instruction

manual

carefully

before

operating

your

new

stereo

system.

Here

you

will

find

all

the

information

you

need

to

set

up

and

use

the

system

For

questions

that

cannot

be

answered

in

this

manual,

please

contact

your

dealer

IMPORTANT

NOTES

1.

Installation

®

Select

a

place

which

is

level,

dry,

and

neither

too

hot

nor

too

cold

(between

—5

and

40

degrees

Celsius/23

and 104

degrees

Fehrenheit)

®

Be

sure

there

is

adequate

ventilation;

poor

ventilation

may

cause

the

unit

to

malfunction.

Leave

sufficient

distance

between

the

receiver

and

your

TV

Power

Do

not

handle

the

power

cord

with

wet

hands!

When

unplugging

from

the

wall

outlet,

always

puil

the

plug,

not

the

power

cord

3.

Malfunctions,

etc.

@

Do

not

insert

any

metallic

objects

into

the

receiver.

@ere

CAUTION

To

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shocks,

fire,

etc.:

1.

Do

not

remove

screws,

covers,

or

cabinet

2.

Do

not

expose

this

appliance

to

rain

or

moisture.

Table

of

Contents

Rear

Panel

Antennas

Audio

Components

Connections

seeded

Video

Components

Connections

...........

Front

Panel

:

Remote

Control

Unit

Basic

Operation

.

Listening

to

AM

or

FM

Broadcasts

.

eed

Using

the

S.E.A.

Graphic

Equalizer...

0.0...

Entering

Character

Recording

.

Playing

Back

with

a

‘Surround-

sound

Effect

Running

the

CSRP

(Compu

link

Source

system)

feature

COMPU

LINK

Remote

Control

System

AV

COMPU

LINK

System

ia

Operating

the

source

equipment

.

Troubleshooting

SPECIFICATIONS

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.

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25

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26

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*

Switch

the

power

off

when

connecting

any

cables.

@

AUDIO

terminals

{PHONO,

CD,

TAPE

1,

TAPE

2,

VCR

1,

VCR

2)

—

For

audio

signal

connection

*

Connect

a

turntable

using

a

moving

magnet

(MM)

type

cartridge

to

the

PHONO

terminals.

@

VIDEO

terminals

(VCR

1,

VCR

2)

—

For

video

signal

connection

©

REAR

OUT

terminals

—

To

upgrade

the

rear

speaker

sound

(to

get

more

power),

connect

an

amplifier

to

these

terminals.

In

this

case,

disconnect

the

rear

speakers

from

the

REAR

SPEAKERS

terminals,

and

connect

them

to

the

amplifier.

©

MONITOR

OUT

terminals

—

Connect

the

VIDEO

INPUT

terminal

of

a

TV.

@

ANTENNA

terminals

@

GND

(ground)

terminal

@

COMPU

LINK-3

SYNCHRO

terminals

—

Connect

to

units

provided

with

COMPU

LINK-3

SYNCHRO

terminals

for

the

COMPU

LINK

remote

control

function.

*

Do

not

connect

the

remote

cable

to

the

JVC

cassette

deck

connected

to

the

terminals

other

than

TAPE

1.

©

AV

COMPU

LINK

terminals

—

Connect

to

JVC

video

components

provided

with

AV

COMPU

LINK

terminals

for

the

AV

COMPU

LINK

function

@©

AC

OUTLETS

(SWITCHED)

@

FRONT

SPEAKERS

terminals

@

REAR

SPEAKERS

terminals

@

CENTER

SPEAKER

terminals

@

Power

Cord

Notes:

@

When

connecting

components,

connect

their

left

and

right

chan-

nels

correctly.

if

channels

are

reversed,

the

stereo

effect

will

be

degraded.

@

The

AC

OUTLETS

do

not

supply

power

when

the

power

switch

is

turned

off.

@

Do

not

connect

equipment

requiring

more

than

the

outlet’s

rated

value.

installation

of

Loop

Antenna

Fig.

2

Fig.

3

Insert

in

the

direction

of

arrow.

(2

Fig.

1

Fig.

4

Fig.

5

Fig.

6

AM

antennas

Figure

1:

How

to

assemble

the

AM

loop

antenna

Figure

2:

AM

loop

antenna

This

antenna

is

for

the

reception

of

local

AM

broadcasts

Figure

2:

AM

external

antenna

If

AM

reception

is

unsatisfactory,

connect

an

external

AM

antenna

(single-wire

antenna)

to

the

AM

EXT

terminal

Figure

3:

Connection

of

AM

antenna

@)

Open

antenna

terminals

levers

(2)

Plug

cords

into

the

terminals

@)

Close

the

levers

Figure

4:

Noise

and

interference

Change

the

direction

of

the

loop

antenna,

or

re-install

it

in

a

better

position

if

the

reception

is

noisy

Notes:

@

/|f

the

provided

loop

antenna

is

not

connected

or

an

uninsulated

antenna

wire

touches

the

rear

panel,

it

will

be

impossible

to

receive

AM

broadcasts

@

When

installing

an

external

AM

antenna,

leave

the

AM

loop

an-

tenna

connected

FM

antennas

Figure

5:

75-ohm

FM

antenna

with

coaxial

Loosen

the

screws

on

the

bracket

and

insert

the

cable

through

the

ting

from

below.

Connect

the

stripped

core

to

the

upper

terminal

then

tighten

the

ring.

The

ring

is

the

antenna

ground

Figure

6:

FM

Feeder

antenna

Connect

to

the

FM

300

Q

terminal.

Make

sure

the

feeder

antenna

wires

do

not

touch

any

other

terminals

75-ohm

antenna

with

coaxial

FM

feeder

antenna

=

AM

external

antenna

AM

loop

antenna

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dalar-yen

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:

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Increasing

the

Rear

speakers’

power

output

(Rear

speakers)

Surround

speakers

{Front

speakers)

{Front

speakers)

Speakers

1

Speakers

2

Turntable

Center

speaker

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SENeee

CTE

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AV/Tol=Yomm

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Oveyaretcyon

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VIDEO.

INPUT

(VIDEO)

AV

TV

To

TV

antenna

terminal

IN

(REC)

OUT

(PLAY)

iN

(REC)

|_|

OUT

(PLAY)

(VIDEO)

IN

(AUDIO)

OUT

eT

coce

(AUDIO)

(VIDEO)

CD

player

Cassette

deck

Cassette

deck

{Rear

speakers)

a

Surround

speakers

Video

disc

player

*

Since

mutual

interference

between

video

and

audio

components

can

cause

noise

and

distort-

ed

pictures,

you

are

recommended

to

use

coax-

Notes:

ial

cable

for

the

TV/video

antenna

@

Connect

speakers

with

the

correct

polarity:

(+)

to

(+)

and

(—-)

to

{—).

Reversed

polarity

will

degrade

the

stereo

effect.

Be

care-

ful

to

prevent

adjacent

speaker

wires

from

touching

each

other

@

Use

speakers

with

the

correct

impedance.

The

correct

impedance

is

indicated

on

the

rear

panel

of

the

receiver

4

1

'

’

1

4

1

4

1

'

i

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t

'

1

'

‘

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1

i

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(VIDEO)

(AUDIO)

IN

OUT

To

RF

output

Speaker

Terminals

CAUTION:

VCR

Don‘t

connect

any

equipment

such

as

a

TV

with

a

speaker

that

is

already

connected

to

this

receiver

Open

the

speaker

termi-

Clamp

the

wire

by

nat

by

pressing

the

lever

resetting

the

lever.

and

insert

the

stripped

end

of

the

cord.

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(EEEOT

“ON)

O-L

@

POWER

(ON/STANDBY)

Press

this

button

to

turn

the

power

ON.

Press

again

to

turn

the

power

off

and

activate

the

STANDBY

mode.

The

STANDBY

indi-

cator

will

light.

A

smatl

amount

of

power

(5

watts)

is

consumed

in

the

STAND-

BY

mode.

To

turn

the

power

off

completely,

disconnect

the

power

cord

from

the

wall

outlet,

Preset

data

is

retained

in

memory

while

the

power

cord

is

plugged

into

the

wall

outlet.

Hf

the

power

cord

is

disconnected

or

a

power

failure

occurs,

data

is

retained

for

two

or

three

days.

@

SPEAKERS

1,

2

Turns

speakers

1

and

2

ON

or

OFF.

©

PHONES

Plug

headphones

into

this

jack.

If

you

want

to

hear

from

the

head-

phones

alone,

turn

OFF

speakers

1

and

2

@

SURROUND

INDICATOR

Lights

during

surround

playback

for

surround

mode,

When

‘‘DOLBY

PRO-LOGIC

SURROUND’

is

selected

for

surround

mode

:

When

“DOLBY

3CH

LOGIC”

is

selected

for

surround

mode

©

CSRP

COMPU

LINK

SOURCE

SYSTEM

feature

TEST:

Displays

ait

the

CSRP

setting

data

on

each

source

one

after

another

MEMORY:

Stores

CSRP

data

in

memory

CSRP:

Turns

the

CSRP

feature

ON

or

OFF

®

@

SOURCE

SELECTOR

Use

the

following

keys

to

select

sources

*

VCR

1

°

FM

*

VCR

2

°

AM

¢

PHONO

©

TAPE

1

*cD

©

TAPE

2

(alternates

between

ON

and

OFF)

@

RECEIVED

and

POWER

STANDBY

indicator

Lights

when

signals

are

received

from

the

remote

control

unit

or

when

the

machine

is

in

the

STANDBY

mode

©

REMOTE

SENSOR

Receives

signals

from

the

remote

control

unit

©

VOLUME

<

,

>

Adjusts

the

volume

of

sound

frorn

the

speakers

or

headphones

@

MUTE

Turns

sound

ON

or

OFF

temporarily

When

the

VOLUME

or

BALANCE

key

is

pressed

the

MUTE

key

is

reset

@

TUNING

<

,

>

Tunes

in

an

AM

or

FM

frequency

@

SEA

Use

the

following

keys

for

the

S.E.A.

Graphic

Equalizer

SEA:

Turns

the

S.E.A.

ON

or

OFF

PRESET:

Calls

an

S.E.A.

preset

pattern.

REC:

Turns

S.E.A.

recording

ON

or-OFF

LEVEL

<

,

>:

Sets

an

S.E.A.

level

MEMORY:

Stores

an

S.£.A.

pattern

in

memory

FLAT:

Flattens

S.E.A.

characteristics

REVERSE:

Reverses

polarity

of

the

S.£.A

characteristics

FREQUENCY

<,

>:

Calls

a

frequency

band

to

correct

@

CHARACTER

INPUT

Use

the

following

keys

to

assign

titles

or

other

data

to

the

S.E.A

patterns

or

to

TUNER

channels

you

have

preset

CHARACTER:

Sets

the

CHARACTER

INPUT

mode

DOWN,

UP:

Press

to

select

characters

(letters,

numerals,

and

symbols)

ENTER:

Stores

created

titles

in

memory

@

LOUDNESS

Turns

LOUDNESS

ON

or

OFF.

The

ON

position

makes

up

for

loss

of

the

human

auditory

sensation

when

the

sound

volume

is

low

@

BALANCE

L,

R

Adjust

the

volume

balance

between

the

left

and

right

speakers.

@

SURROUND

Use

the

following

keys

to

playback

with

surround

scund

effect

SURROUND:

Turns

the

surround

sound

effect

ON/OFF,

MODE:

Selects

the

surround

mode

CENTER

MODE:*

Selects

the

center

chanriel

mode.

TEST:

Turns

the

test

tone

ON/OFF.

REAR

LEVEL:*

Sets

the

output

level

of

the

REAR

SPEAKERS.

CENTER

LEVEL:

Sets

the

output

level

of

the

CENTER

SPEAKER.

DELAY

TIME:

Sets

the

delay

time

for

the

REAR

SPEAKERS

*

Use

these

keys

when

in

the

Dolby

Pro-Logic

Surround

or

Dolby

3ch

Logic

mode.

They

are

not

functional

in

HALL

or

STADIUM

mode.

@

TUNER

Use

the

following

keys

to

AM

or

FM

broadcasts:

MEMORY:

Stores

an

AM

or

FM

frequency

(station)

on

a

preset

channel.

Stores

an

AM

or

FM

frequency

on

a

preset

channel

using

the

AUTO

MEMORY

feature

FM

MODE/MUTE:

Selects

FM

reception

modes

1-10,

+10

(Tuner

numeric

keys):

Press

to

select

preset

channels

AUTO

MEMORY:

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The

remote

contro!

unit

provided

control

the

receiver

and

JVC's

audio

visual

gear

from

a

remote

place

*

Itis

programmable,

with

the

ability

to

learn

the

functions

of

most

other

remote

controls

for

audio

and

video

components,

regard-

less

of

make.

*

It’s

sequential

programming

facility

lets

you

assign

a

sequence

of

actions

to

a

single

key

and

up

to

three

sequences

can

be

programmed

¢

The

remote

control

unit

also

has

two

control

panels:

the

external

panel

has

keys

for

basic

operation

and

easy-to-use

multifunction

cursor

keys,

while

the

internal

contains

keys

for

programming.

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ex-s0ry

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CONTROL

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SEND/LEARN

indicator

ERROR

indicator

The

remote

contro!

unit

operation

statuses

are

indicated

@

VOLUME

(-,

+)

Press

to

adjust

the

output

sound

level.

@

REAR

(-,

+}

Press

to

adjust

the

output

fevel

of

the

rear

speakers.

=

Controls

on

the

External

Panel

Contains

keys

used

in

basic

operations.

@

POWER

AUDIO:

Press

to

turn

the

power

for

the

receiver

ON

or

STANDBY.

TV:

Press

to

turn

on

or

off

the

power

to

JVC’s

TV

receiver.

VCR:

Press

to

turn

on

or

off

the

power

to

JVC's

VCR

@®

SEQUENTIAL

PROGRAM

KEY

(A.

B,

C)

The

remote

control

unit

functions

can

be

stored

in

the

desired

order

for

up

to

16

individual

operations

@©®

SLEEP

Use

this

control

when

you

want

to

set

the

Sleep

Timer

@

SURROUND

ON/OFF

Turns

the

surround

sound

effect

ON

or

OFF

SEA

ON/OFF

Turns

the

S.E.A.

feature

ON

or

OFF.

@

SEA

PRESET

Calls

an

S.E.A.

preset

pattern

SEA

CONTROL

Puts

the

Multi

Function

Cursor

Keys

in

the

S.E.A.

mode

@

CSRP

ON/OFF:

Turns

CSRP

ON

or

OFF

DISPLAY:

Use

to

display

the

CSRP

settings

@

Source

Select

keys

Press

to

change

the

source

selected

for

input

to

the

receiver

Different

functions

are

assigned

to

the

Multi

Function

Cursor

Keys

depending

on

the

source

@®

Mutti

Function

Cursor

keys

Use

for

basic

operations

of

the

source

equipment

selected

with

the

Source

Select

keys,

and

operation

of

the

S.E.A.

MUTE

Press

to

turn

the

output

sound

ON

or

OFF

=

Controls

on

the

internal

Panel

Extra

keys

on

the

panel

are

for

the

various

operations

that

cannot

be

done

using

only

the

keys

on

the

external

panel.

@

LEARN,

CANCEL

Use

to

set

the

operation

mode

to

LEARN

or

CANCEL.

@

Function

Select

keys

Press

to

select

the

function

mode

of

the

PROGRAMMABLE

CONTROL

SECTION

keys.

@

PROGRAMMABLE

CONTROL

SECTION

keys

Use

to

operate

equipment

connected

to

the

receiver.

Different

functions

are

assigned

to

these

keys

by

the

Function

Select

keys

and

Source

Select

keys.

Other

remote

control

signals

can

be

registered

to

these

keys.

@

Inserting

Batteries

Use

long-life

dry

cells,

type

‘AAA’

(1.5

V)

x

2.

1.

Remove

the

rear

cover

of

the

remote

control

unit

by

pressing

down

gently

while

sliding

it

out

2.

Insert

the

batteries,

making

sure

that

their

position

matches

that

of

the

diagram

inside

the

remote.

&

oe

3.

Replace

the

rear

cover

Battery

Replacement

@

if

the

range

of

the

remote

seems

shortened,

the

batteries

may

be

old.

Try

replacing

the

old

batteries

@

Do

not

use

a

new

battery

with

an

old

battery.

®@

Do

not

allow

more

than

3

minutes

for

battery

replacement

to

preserve

stored

data.

@

Use

batteries

of

the

same

brand.

Batteries

can

vary

in

voltage

even

though

they

look

alike.

@

|f

you

are

not

planning

to

use

the

remote

control

for

an

extended

period

of

time,

remove

the

batteries.

CAUTION:

Do

not

heat

batteries

or

attempt

to

dispose

of

them

by

burning.

in

NLAZO8-X¥u

(CEEOT

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Before

Operating:

*

Before

plugging

the

power

cord

into

an

AC

outlet,

check

to

be

sure

the

individual

components

are

connected

correctly

*

Point

the

Remote

Control

Unit

at

the

REMOTE

SENSOR

on

the

target

component.

¢

The

range

of

the

remote

control

is

about

23

feet

(7

m),

Make

sure

there

are

no

obstacles

between

your

remote

and

your

equipment

that

may

block

the

signal.

©

Use

the

keys

on

the

external

panel

of

the

remote

control

unit,

only

when

it

is

firmly

closed.

You

can

not

operate

the

keys

on

the

external

panel,

when

it

is

open.

Notes:

«

When

operating

the

component

connected

by

COMPU

LINK

SYNCHRO-3

remote

cable,

or

operating

the

TV

connected

by

AV

COMPU

LINK

cable,

point

the

remote

at

your

receiver.

¢

Ifa

malfunction

occurs

when

the

power

is

ON,

unplug

the

power

cord

and

then

plug

it

in

again.

1.

Press

the

POWER

key

to

turn

the

receiver

on.

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The

display

window

lights

up

2.

Press

one

of

the

SOURCE

SELECTOR

keys

for

the

desired

source.

.

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ae)

To

listen

to

another

audio

source

while

watching

VCR

1

or

VCR

2:

Press

either

the

VCR

1

or

VCR

2

key,

and

then

press

the

key

for

the

desired

audio

source.

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3.

Operate

the

source

components.

*

Basic

operations

for

the

tuner

and

source

equipment

can

be

done

using

the

Muiti

Cursor

keys.

See

‘‘Multi

Cursor

keys’’

on

the

right.

The

Dot

Display

section

in

the

Display

Window

shows

the

input

signal

fevels

in

each

separate

audio

frequency

bands

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Fi

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FM

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4.

Adjust

the

output

sound

level

using

the

VOLUME

keys.

ver

1

Important!

Listening

to

an

extremely

loud

sound

may

cause

a

hear-

ing

defect.

Adjust

the

volume

properly.

Especially

when

using

head-

phones,

avoid

listening

to

an

extremely

loud

sound

@

Multi

Cursor

keys

Ca?)

»

faa

Depending

on

the

source,

different

functions

are

assigned

to

the

Multi

Cursor

keys.

You

must

press

the

Source

Select

keys

first

before

use

the

Multi

Cursor

keys.

FM,

AM

mode

A:

Scans

to

higher

preset

channel.

Vv

_:

Scans

to

lower

preset

channel

PHONO

mode

p>

:

Starts

play

m@

:

Stops

play.

CD

mode

®

:

Starts

play.

44:

Skips

to

the

beginning

of

the

hpi:

Skips

to

the

beginning

of

the

@

:

Stops

piay.

TAPE

1

mode

p>

:

Starts

playback.

<4:

Fast

winds

the

tape

from

right

to

left.

hb:

Fast

winds

the

tape

from

left

to

right.

@

:

Stops

play

VCR

1,

VCR

2

mode

®

:

Starts

playback.

<4:

Rewinds

video

tape.

bp:

Fast-forwards

video

tape.

@

:

Stops

play.

=

Using

the

Sleep

Timer

The

Sieep

Timer

shuts

off

the

receiver

(to

enter

the

STANDBY

mode)

when

the

preset

time

intervals

have

elapsed.

1.

Press

the

SLEEP

key

on

the

remote

control

unit

to

set

the

timer

setting

mode.

2.

Each

time

the

SLEEP

key

pressed

subsequently,

the

timer

can

be

set

up

to

80

minutes,

in

10

minutes

muitiples

continuously

lit

SLEEP,

turn

off

after

about

3

seconds.

3.

After

the

minute

display

turns

off,

press

the

SLEEP

key

once

more

to

display

the

remaining

time

in

minutes.

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AM

or

FM

Broadcasts

ter

®

Tuning

in

a

Station

1.Press

the

AM

or

FM

key.

2.

Use

the

TUNING

keys

to

find

a

station.

—$§

wing

——

*

While

tuning

in

an

FM

station,

press

the

FM

MODE/MUTE

key

to

light

the

MUTE/AUTO

indicator,

this

cuts

out

inter

station

noise

while

tuning.

ch

mot

te

a

Ee

MUTE

AUTO

Each

time

the

TUNING

keys

are

pressed,

the

frequency

is

varied

in

steps

of

10

kHz

for

AM

and

0.1

MHz

for

FM.

The

setting

will

vary

continuously

while

the

keys

are

pressed

and

held.

Auto-tuning

starts

when

the

TUNING

keys

are

released

and

stops

when

a

station

is

tuned.

To

halt

auto-tuning,

press

a

TUNING

key.

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The

TUNED

indicator

will

light

when

a

station

is

tuned

in

correctly.

«

Adjust

the

antenna

if

the

indicator

does

not

light.

@

The

STEREO

indicator

will

light

when

an

FM

stereo

station

is

tuned

in

correctly.

If

the

FM

stereo

station

is

weak

and

noisy,

press

the

FM

MODE/MUTE

key

again

to

turn

off

the

MUTE/AUTO

indicator

to

improve

reception

(broadcast

becomes

monaural).

@

Presetting

Stations

You

can

preset

a

total

of

40

AM

and

FM

station

(CH

1

through

CH

40)

1,

Tune

in

the

desired

station

with

the

TUNING

keys.

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tsreneo)

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2.

Press

the

MEMORY

key

to

light

its

indicator

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MEMORY

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(STERES)

UTS

3.

Enter

the

channel

number

with

numeric

keys

while

the

indicator

is

On

(for

about

5

seconds)

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@

If

the

indicator

turns

off

before

you

enter

the

channel

number,

press

the

MEMORY

key

again.

4.

Repeat

this

procedure

to

preset

other

channels.

=

Auto

Memory

The

auto-memory

feature

scans

frequencies

upward

and

presets

sta-

tions

as

they

are

tuned,

in

ascending

channel

number

order.

1.

Using

the

TUNING

keys,

select

the

frequency

from

which

you

want

auto-memory

to

start

{the

lower-limit

frequency)

2.

Press

the

AUTO

MEMORY

key

to

light

its

indicator

AUTO.

1

Ear

-

ch

Nel

ATS

=

mors.

Enter

the

starting

channel

number

with

the

numeric

keys

while

the

indicator

is

on

(about

5

seconds}

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Sekar

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ry

@

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the

indicator

turns

off

before

you

enter

the

channel

number,

press

the

AUTO

MEMORY

key

again

3.

The

auto-memory

feature

starts

scanning

frequencies

upward

The

TUNED

indicator

will

light

when

a

station

is

tuned,

with

the

channel

number

blinking

(for

about

5

seconds).

AUTO.

i

MEMORY

ich

FM

ate

Gi5

Hin

A.

The

presetting

is

complete

when

the

MEMORY

indicator

is

lit.

AUTO.

fg

MEMORY

fch

FM

@

|

5

Mie

This

continues

until

the

upper-limnit

frequency

is

reached

or

all

40

channels

are

filled

Note:

If

you

do

not

want

to

preset

a

station,

resume

scanning

by

pressing

the

AUTO

MEMORY

key

while

the

channel

number

is

blinking.

To

halt

the

auto-memory

feature,

press

any

TUNER

key

other

than

the

AUTO

MEMORY

key.

=

Selecting

preset

channels

1.

Press

numeric

keys

to

select

a

preset

channei

ca

an

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cite

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@

To

indicate

numbers

1

through

10,

simply

press

the

appropriate

keys.

To

indicate

numbers

over

10,

press

the

appropriate

combination

of

keys.

Examples;

To

indicate

17,

press

‘’+10'',

then

"7".

To

indicate

20,

press

‘’+10’’,

then

"10".

To

indicate

26,

press

‘+

10’

twice,

then

''6"’.

To

indicate

40,

press

‘+

10"

three

times,

then

''10"’.

You

can

designate

the

preset

channel

number

using

the

remote

con-

trol

unit.

1.

Press

the

TUNER

key

of

the

Function

Select

keys

on

the

internal

panet.

2.

Use

the

following

keys.

1~10,

+10:

Enters

the

preset

channel

number.

PRESET

CHANNEL

+

:

Scans

to

higher

preset

channels

-

:

Scans

to

lower

preset

channels

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the

S.E.A.

Gra

The

S.E.A.

Graphic

Equalizer

breaks

down

the

audible

frequency

range

into

seven

bands.

Each

band

of

tones

can

be

adjusted

as

dis-

ired

by

the

listener.

Thus

allowing

you

to

make

the

necessary

ad-

justments

in

the

presicely

appropriate

frequency

bands.

*You

can

customize

the

sound

to

your

taste.

*You

can

correct

subtle

frequency

to

suit

the

acoustic

charac-

teristics

of

your

listening

room.

*You

can

compensate

for

the

conditions

of

audio

equipment.

Note:

The

S.E.A.

Graphic

Equalizer

does

not

work

on

the

CENTER

and

REAR

speaker

sound.

=

Recalling

a

preset

pattern

A

total

of

10

preset

patterns

can

be

used:

5

programmed

preset

pat-

terns,

and

5

manual

patterns

which

you

create

(SEA-A

through

E)

1.

Press

the

SEA

key.

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400

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26K

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The

Dot

Display

normally

shows

the

input

signal

levels.

It

will

change

to

SEA

level

for

about

5

seconds

when

the

SEA,

PRESET,

LEVEL,

FLAT,

REVERSE,

or

FREQUENCY

keys

are

pressed.

2.

Call

a

preset

pattern

with

the

PRESET

keys.

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patterns

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music

with

a

heavy

beat

G)

CLEAR:

For

crisp,

clear

sound

with

transparent

highs.

H)

SOFT:

For

background

music,

at

low

volume

level.

1)

MOVIE:

For

TV,

VCR,

and

videodisc

sound.

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For

music

that

is

chiefly

vocal,

or

speech

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J P

(back

to

the

beginning)

«

After

recalling

these

pattern,

you

can

further

change

each

frequency

band

to

suit

yourself.

However,

since

they

are

represen-

é

tative

patterns,

the

original,

stored

pattern

will

be

unchanged.

=

Creating

an

S.E.A. pattern

1.

Press

the

SEA

key

2.

Press

the

FREQUENCY

keys

to

call

the

desired

frequency.

FREQUENCY

ey

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wo

400

IK

25K

6.3K

18K

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Press

the

LEVEL

keys

to

adjust

the

S.E.A.

level

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>

Note:

When

a

frequency

has

been

called,

press

the

LEVEL

keys

while

the

frequency

is

displayed

(about

5

seconds).

If

the

display

is

cleared

before

you

press

the

LEVEL

keys,

it

can

be

recalled

by

pressing

either

FREQUENCY

keys

or

LEVEL

keys

@

The

SEA

key

enables

you

to

compare

the

sound

corrected

by

S.E.A.

with

the

original

(uncorrected)

sound

during

the

procedure

for

creating

an

S.E.A.

pattern.

Pressing

the

SEA

key

to

turn

the

S.E.A.

OFF

lets

you

hear

the

uncorrected

sound.

When

you

press

the

S.E.A.

key

again,

the

S.E.A.

pattern

being

created

is

recalled

and

the

corrected

sound

can

be

heard

@

To

flatten

the

SEA

characteristics

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Ol

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3

10

400

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26K

6.3K

16K

Pressing

the

FLAT

key

while

a

pattern

is

yet

to

be

preset

will

clear

it.

Be

careful

not

to

press

the

FLAT

key

inadvertently

@

You

can

create

an

S.E.A.

pattern

using

the

remote

contro}

unit.

1.

Press

the

SEA

CONTROL

key

on

the

external

panel.

2.

Use

the

Multi

Function

Cursor

keys.

Y

-

i

—,

+

:

Calls

a

frequency

band

to

correct.

A,

V

:

Sets

an

S.E.A.

level

sea

SEA

PRESET

Rec

=

eve

>

MEMORY

FLAT.

REVERSE

FREQUENCY

>

@

Presetting

Manual

Patterns

1.

Create

an

S_E.A.

pattern

to

preset

as

instructed

in

‘‘Creating

an

S.E.A.

pattern’.

2.

Press

MEMORY

key

to

light

its

indicator.

Call

one

of

the

patterns

to

store

(SEA-A

through

E)

by

pressing

the

PRESET

keys

while

the

indicator

is

on

(about

5

seconds}

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PRESET

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400

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26K

6.3K

16K

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APBPCPRDPEP

(back

to

the

beginning)

Note:

Press

the

MEMORY

key

again

if

the

indicator

turns

off

before

you

press

the

PRESET

keys

3.

Press

the

MEMORY

key

again

while

the

indicator.is

on

(about

5

seconds).

Memory

presetting

is

complete

when

the

MEMORY

in-

dicator

turns

off

Paces

+e:

7

preset

11

@3

120

400

«1K

(2.8K

6.9K

16K

The

preset

SEA

patterns

can

each

be

given

a

five-character

title.

See

the

section

‘Entering

Characters’’

for

further

details

@

S.E.A.

recording

The

sound

corrected

by

S.E.A.

can

be

recorded

on

the

tape

deck

connected

to

the

TAPE

1

terminals

4.

Press

the

SEA

key

to

turn

the

S.E.A.

ON.

2.

Adjust

the

S.£.A.

settings

(PRESET,

FREQUENCY,

LEVEL)

3.

Press

the

REC

key.

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6.8K

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4.

Operate

the

recording

procedure.

Notes:

*

SEA

recording

is

not

available

with

the

tape

deck

connected

to

the

TAPE

2,

VCR

1,

and

VCR

2

terminals.

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The

REC

key

is

not

functional

when

the

SURROUND

key

is

ON.

The

reverse

feature

offers

you

a

noise

reduction

effect

during

tape

recording.

First,

record

sources

with

emphasis

on

high-piched

tones

by

using

SEA;

during

playback,

activate

reverse

SEA,

to

cut

hissing

noise

inherent

in

tape

recording.

To

reverse

the

porality

of

the

S.E.A.

characteristics,

press

the

REVERSE

key

Frequency

band

responses

63

Hz:

Raise

to

emphasize

the

very

low

base

response

of

organs,

drums,

and

contrabass.

When

de-emphasized,

eliminated

unclear

response

at

low

frequencies.

160

Hz:

Emphasize

to

obtain

a

more

expanded

low

sound.

De-emphasize

to

eliminate

unclear

sound

caused

by

large

or

nearly

empty

listening

rooms.

400

Hz:

This

frequency

range

is

the

base

on

which

music

is

construct-

ed.

Emphasize

to

put

real

punch

in

your

music:

1

kHz:

Most

effective

in

emphasizing

or

de-emphasizing

the

human

voice.

2.5

kHz:

The

human

hearing

is

most

sensitive

to

this

freuqncy.

If

the

music

sounds

hard

or

metallic,

de-emphasize

it.

6.3

kHz:

This

frequency

band

varies

the

tonal

expression,

influencing

the

subtleties

of

the

music.

16

kHz:

Boosting

this

frequency

range

suitably

adds

to

the

delicacy

of

highs,

with

cymbals

and

triangles

resounding

in

a

more

ear-pleasing

man-

ner,

and

provides

a

feeling

of

extension.

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Charac

You

can

name

the

S.E.A.

manual

preset

patterns

(SEA

A

to

E}

and

the

TUNER

preset

channels

(CH

1

to

20)

as

you

wish.

Up

to

five

characters

can

be

entered.

1.

Specify

a

S.E.A.

manual

preset

pattern

or

a

TUNER

preset

chan-

nel,

then

press

the

CHARACTER

key

<To

specify

a

S.E.A.

pattern>

<To

specify

a

Tuner

Preset

Channel>

Use

the

S.E.A.

PRESET

key

Use

the

numeric

keys.

PRESET

e

2

as

|

The

cursor

at

the

teft

blinks

If

a

character

has

already

been

entered,

the

character

blinks

Blinks

Note:

When

a

preset

S.E.A.

pattern

has

been

called,

press

the

CHARAC-

TER.

key

while

the

pattern

is

displayed

(about

5

seconds).

If

the

dis-

play

is

cleared

before

you

press

the

CHARACTER

key,

press

the

PRESET

key

2.

Select

the

appropriate

characters

with

the

UP

and

DOWN

keys

Blinks

a

racer

aneur

CHARACTER

Dawn

-

Alphanumeric

character

order.

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3.

Press

the

CHARACTER

key

to

move

to

the

Repeat

steps

2

and

3.

uaacten

RB

OF

@

To

alter

the

characters,

move

the

blinking

cursor

to

the

desired

character

for

correction

using

the

CHARACTER

key

4.

When

the

entry

is

complete,

press

the

ENTER

key

to

store

it

in

memory

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fo

I |

Le

—.

—~

@

Recording

1.

Press

the

SOURCE

SELECTOR

key

for

the

desired

source.

2.

Operate

the

corresponding

source

equipment

<!f

you

select

PHONO

>

vor

1

CILIPE

NITY

PPTL

iNet

VOL

0

ae

10

Turntable

and

tape

deck

can

be

operated

Note:

The

surround

sound

is

recorded

as

a

normal

stereo

sound

even

if

it

is

recorded

with

the

SURROUND

key

is

ON

=

Three-Head

Tape

Decks

lf

you

have

a

three-head

tape

deck,

you

can

use

it

to

monitor

the

sound

being

recorded.

Connect

the

tape

deck

to

the

TAPE

2

termi-

nals

and

proceed

as

follows

1.

Start

recording

the

source

onto

the

TAPE

2

deck

When

the

TAPE

2

MONITOR

indicator

is

off,

you

hear

the

sound

of

the

source

playing

through

the

speakers.

2.

Press

the

TAPE

2

key

ven

1

TAPE2

MONITOR

TAPE?

CILAPT

RATT

tH

Li

ivi

VOLO

a

10

Now

you

hear

the

sound

of

the

recording

immediately

as

it

is

made

on

the

tape

@

By

pressing

the

TAPE

2

key

on

and

off,

you

can

compare

the

sound

quality

of

the

source

with

the

quality

of

the

tape

recording

being

made

Note:

Set

the

recording

level

from

the

tape

deck.

It

can

not

be

set

with

the

VOLUME

control

of

this

machine.

®

Dubbing

Tapes

Dubbing

can

be

similarly

performed

between

TAPE

1,

TAPE

2,

VCR

1

and

VCR

2.

When

dubbing

fram

the

TAPE

2

deck

to

another

tape

deck,

press

the

TAPE

2

key

and

the

SOURCE

SELECTOR

key

other

than

the

tape

deck

<To

record

from

TAPE

1

to

TAPE

2>

1,

Press

the

TAPE

1

key

VOR

1

a.

Nae

ah

4

6

|

Pet

tof

oe

‘

2.

Play

back

the

TAPE

1

deck

and

record

with

the

TAPE

2

deck.

<To

record

from

TAPE

2

to

TAPE

1>

1.

Press

the

TAPE

2

key

and

a

SOURCE

SELECTOR

key

other

than

TAPE

1

vor

1

TAPE2-

MONITOR,

TAPER

i

;

VOL

©

an

mee

10

2.

Play

back

the

TAPE

2

deck

and

record

with

the

TAPE

1

deck.

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to

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The

soundtracks

of

the

video

software

bearing

mark

includes

the

same

encoded

surround

information

as

found

in

the

Dolby

Stereo

films.

As

the

receiver

incorporates

a

DOLBY

PRO-LOGIC

SURROUND

decoder

circuit,

you

can

get

the

Dolby

Stereo

theatre’s

ambience

and

effect,

when

watching

these

video

sources

at

home.

Dolby

Pro

Logic

Surround

decoder

provides:

@

Four

primary

sound

channels

—

LEFT,

RIGHT,

SURROUND

and

additional

CENTER

channel.

@

Adaptive

Matrix

to

actively

derive

each

channel.

The

result

is

that

Dolby

Pro

Logic

Surround

has

the

effect

of

widen-

ing

the

useful

listening

area

and

enhancing

directional

effects

Now

you

can

fully

enjoy

ail

the

Dolby

Surround

software

available.

SPEAKER

LAYOUT

EXAMPLE

*{t

is

recommended

that

antimagnetic

speakers

be

installed

near

the

TV

monitor.

FRONT

SPEAKERS.

Center

peng

¢No

output

is

available

from

the

CENTER

SPEAKER

terminals

when

sources

are

played

back

in

the

HALL

or

STADIUM

mode.

*The

center

speaker

is

not

required

if

you

have

selected

the

PHANTOM

mode

with

the

CENTER

MODE

key

The

rear

speakers

are

not

required

if

you

have

selected

“Nt

i

DOLBY

3CH

LOGIC

with

the

s

MODE

key

WY

9

REAR

SPEAKERS

20

Set

the

SURROUND

key

to

ON

SURROUND

a

peay

Press

the

MODE

key

to

select

the

Surround

mode:

DOLBY

PRO-LOGIC

SURROUND,

DOLBY

3CH

LOGIC,

HALL

or

STADIUM.

4

*

DOLBY

PRO-LOGIC

SURROUND

Select

this

mode

when

you

use

video

software

with

the

DO

(reir

suaroone]

mark.

BRO

losie

*

DOLBY

3CH

LOGIC

Select

this

mode

when

you

use

video

software

with

the

DO

(botsv

sunasins)

mark

with

the

rear

speakers

unconnected.

Ses:

(er

oar

:

For

ordinary

stereo

sources

use

HALL

or

STADIUM

°

HALL

—

This

mode

produces

the

expanding

surround

sound

effect

such

as

you

would

experience

in

a

music

hall.

¢

STADIUM

—

This

mode

provides

the

powerful

dynamic

surround

sound

effect

of

stadium

music

Each

time

the

MODE

key

is

pressed,

the

Surround

mode

changes

as

follows:

DOLBY

PRO-LOGIC

SURROUND

®

DOLBY

3CH

LOGIC

>

HALL

B®

STADIUM

P

(back

to

the

beginning)

<_REARLEVEL_>

3.

Press

the

CENTER

MODE

key

to

select

the

center

channel

mode

when

DOLBY

PRO-LOGIC

SURROUND

is

selected.

CENTER

MODE

Test

There

are

four

center

channel

modes:

©

PHANTOM:

ped

Fane

Select

this

mode

when

not

using

the

center

speaker.

—

Center

channel

signals

are

distributed

between

the

front

left

and

right

speakers

with

an

equal

level

¢

NORMAL:

Select

this

mode

when

using

a

compact

speaker

(which

has

difficulty

reproducing

low

frequencies)

to

reproduce

center

channel

signals.

—

Center

channel

signals

are

reproduced

through

the

center

speaker,

with

low

frequencies

being

cut

off

—

Low-frequency

center

channel

signais

are

reproduced

from

the

front

left

and

right

speakers

©

WIDE:

Select

this

mode

when

using

a

speaker

similar

to

the

front

speak-

ers

to

reproduce

center

channel

signais.

—

Center

channel

signals

are

reproduced

through

the

center

speaker

as

they

are.

*

OFF:

The

CENTER

channel

output

can

be

set

to

off

Sa

Sy

Ce

Fea

|

<CENTER

LEVEL?

CENTER

MODE

_TEST

Each

time

the

CENTER

MODE

key

is

pressed,

the

center

channel

mode

changes

as

follows

PHANTOM

PB

NORMAL

®

WIDE

P

OFF

P

(back

to

the

beginning)

4.

Playback

the

source.

Notes:

¢

The

input

signal

balance

is

adjusted

to

be

equal

automatically

by

the

Auto-Input

Balance

circuit

incorporated

in

the

receiver.

©

Playing

back

with

the

center

channel

mode

set

to

‘‘OFF’'

enables

you

to

check

the

left

and

right

balance

of

the

signals

input

to

the

receiver.

«

Even

better

surround

sound

effect

can

be

enjoyed

by

making

the

adjustment

described

on

the

DOLBY

PRO-LOGIC

SURROUND

Oat

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coaré

¢

Manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories

Licens-

ing

Corporation.

Additionally

licensed

under

one

or

more

of

the

following

patents:

U.S.

Numbers

3,632,886,

3,746,792

and

3,959,590;

Canadian

Numbers

1,004,603

and

1,037,877

“DOLBY”

and

double

D

symbo!

O0

are

trademarks

of

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

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NLAZO8-Xu

(CEEOT

ON)

EL-L

™

Adjustment

Make

the

following

adjustment

to

get

maximum

out

of

the

surround

sound

effect.

There

are

two

items

to

be

adjusted.

Output

Level

balance

*Delay

Time

Adjusting

the

output

level

balance

1.

Select

the

DOLBY

PRO-LOGIC

SURROUND

mode

with

DOLBY

SURROUND

key.

2.

Press

the

TEST

key

to

turn

the

test

tone

ON.

vat

ft

Blinks

The

channel

from

which

the

test

tone

is

being

output

is

displayed.

3.

You

can

hear

the

test

tone

clockwise

through

left-center-right-

sourround

repeatedly.

Adjust

the

test

tone

to

the

same

level

with

the

REAR

LEVEL

keys

and

CENTER

LEVEL

key.

REAR

LEVEL

>

YN

You

can

set

the

rear

level

and

the

center

level

up

to

+

20dB

22

Notes:

*

Center

level

adjustment

is

not

required

if

the

PHANTOM

mode

has

been

selected

Adjusting

the

Delay

Time

Set

the’

Delay

Time

for

the

rear

speaker

sound

with

respect

to

the

front

speaker

sound

using

the

DELAY

TIME

key.

Each

time

you

press

the

key,

the

delay

time

changes

in

the

follow-

ing

order:

1

>

2

®

3

PD

(back

to

the

beginning)

Setting

advice

Compare

the

distances

between

the

front

speakers

and

the

listener

and

the

rear

speakers

and

the

listener

If

the

position

of

the

rear

speakers,

compared

to

the

front

speakers,

is

very

far

————~

set

1

about

the

same

——————»

set

2

very

close

————--

set

3

Note:

The

Delay

Time

is

stored

in

each

mode

until

you

make

another

change.

¢

Adjustment

will

be

made

easier

by

using

the

remote

contro!

unit.

1.

Press

the

SURROUND

key

of

the

Function

Select

key

on

the

internal

panel

2.

Use

the

following

keys

MODE

:

Selects

the

Surround

mode.

DELAY

:

Sets

the

Delay

Time

for

the

rear

speaker

sound

CENTER

—,

+

:

Sets

the

output

/evel

of

the

center

channel.

CSRP

is

the

state-of-the-art

electronic

feature

that

presets

volume,

balance,

and

other

control

settings.

This

was

previously

done

manu-

ally

each

time

a

different

source

was

played

back.

This

feature

lets

you

invoke

preset

control

settings

by

simply

pressing

a

SOURCE

SELECTOR

key

or

calling

up

a

TUNER

preset

channel

without

repeat-

ing

many

settings

each

time

sources

are

changed

The

following

controis

can

be

preset

on

each

SOURCE

SELECTOR

key

(except

TAPE

2)

or

TUNER

preset

channel

(CH-1

through

CH-10)

*@VOLUME

*SURROUND

*BALANCE

ON/OFF

*LOUDNESS

Surround

Mode

eS.EA.

Center

Channel

Mode

ON/OFF

Rear

Level

Preset

Pattern

Center

Level

Delay

Time

When

the

CSRP

key

is

turned

ON

the

display

will

show

the

date

settings

on

the

currently

selected

SOURCE

SELECTOR

key

or

TUNER

preset

channel

in

sequence

with

the

indicator

blinking

rapidly.

Subsequently,

a

similar

display

occurs

each

time

an

additional

source

is

selected.

Note:

The

current

preset

data

is

displayed

in

sequence

when

the

power

is

turned

on

with

the

CSRP

ON.

To

confirm

the

settings

presetted

in

the

current

source

Press

the

CSRP

DISPLAY

button

on

the

remote

control

unit.

This

operation

does

not

turn

on

or

off

CSRP.

Presetting

Procedure

©

Before

proceeding,

set

the

preset

state

1.

Press

the

MEMORY

key

to

blink

the

CSRP

indicator

2.

Press

either

the

SOURCE

SELECTOR

key

or

call

up

the

tuner

preset

channel

using

TUNER

numeric

keys

while

the

CSRP

indicator

is

blinking

(about

5

seconds).

When

the

presetting

is

complete,

the

display

will

show

preset

data

in

the

following

order

with

the

indicator

blinking

rapidly:

Note:

Press

the

MEMORY

key

again

if

the

indicator

stops

blinking

before

you

press

a

SOURCE

SELECTOR

key.

Even

with

the

SEA

key

ON,

the

SEA

PRESET

indicator

will

blink

when

the

MEMORY

key

is

pressed

if

an

S.E.A.

preset

pattern

has

not

been

previously

selected.

in

this

case,

select

an

S.E.A.

preset

pattern

and

retry

this

operation.

=

CSRP

TEST

When

the

TEST

key

is

pressed,

all

the

CSRP

data

on

each

SOURCE

SELECTOR

key

(except

TAPE

2)

or

tuner

preset

channel

are

displayed

in

the

following

order.

peveri

>

VCR2

®

PHONO

®

CD

>

FM

&

AM

>

TAPEI4

For

FM

and

AM,

the

last

selected

preset

channel

is

recalled.

Notes:

@

Sound

and

image

output

is

suppressed

while

a

CSRP

test

is in

progress

©

All

other

operations

are

disabled

while

a

CSRP

test

is in

progress.

To

exit

from

this

mode,

press

the

TEST

key

again.

23

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(CEEO~

“ON)

PHL-L

COMPU

LINK

Remote.

Control

System.

é

©

For

audio

terminal

connections,

see

‘‘Audio

Component

Connections’.

PO

AADII

TEAS

Remote

cable

for

COMPU

LINK

CD

player

Turntable

JVC's

exclusive

‘’COMPU

LINK’’

remote

control

system

connects

equipment

with

JVC

COMPU

LINK-3/SYNCHRO

terminals

to

the

re-

mote

control

system.

The

equipment

can

be

controlled

from

the

re-

mote

control

unit,

or

other

functions

(such

as

automatic

source

selection

and

synchronized

recording)

can

be

used

For

further

details,

see the

remote

control

unit

description

in

this

instructions,

®

Equipment

remote

control

By

connecting

the

COMPU

LINK-3

SYNCHRO

terminal

to

the

receiver,

the

equipment

that

does

not

have

REMOTE

SENSOR

in

its

main

unit

can

be

remote

controlled

via

REMOTE

SENSOR

of

the

receiver.

=

Automatic

source

selection

Pressing

SOURCE

SELECTOR

keys

will

automatically

put

the

cor-

responding

source

equipment

into

the

PLAY

mode.

When

the

PLAY

key

on

source

equipment

is

pressed,

the

corresponding

SOURCE

SELECTOR

key

is

automatically

set

to

that

source.

Other

source

equip-

ment

shuts

down

about

5

seconds

later.

®

Synchronized

recording

Synchronized

recording

permits

a

tape

deck

to

start

recording

auto-

matically

in

synchronism

with

a

CO

player

or

turntable.

Set

the

tape

deck

in

the

REC/PAUSE

mode

and

press

the

PLAY

key

on

the

CD

player

or

turntable.

The

tape

deck

will

enter

the

recording

mode

au-

tomatically,

starting

synchronized

recording.

Synchronized

recording

stops

automatically

after

the

CD

player

or

turntable

has

stopped

and

the

tape

deck

has

entered

the

REC/MUTE

mode

for

about

4

seconds.

@

To

set

the

REC/PAUSE

mode,

press

the

REC

and

the

PAUSE

key

at

the

same

time.

Synchronized

recording

is

disabled

if

the

PAUSE

key

is

pressed

after

the

REC

and

the

PLAY

key

are

pressed

simul-

taneously.

For

details,

refer

to

the

tape

deck

instructions.

=

CD

auto-changer

with

COMPU

LINK-3

SYNCHRO

terminal

You

can

turn

on/off

the

CD

auto-changer

along

with

the

RX-807VTN

by

connecting

the

COMPU

LINK-3

SYNCHRO

terminal

of

the

CD

auto-

changer

to

the

RX-807VTN.

For

details,

refer

to

the

CD

Auto-Changer

instructions.

24

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U

bE

eTt

Iil/Remote

|i

Control

System

Cassette

deck

(TAPE

1)

Either

of

these

two

COMPU

LINK-3

SYNCHRO

terminals

can

be

used

Notes:

@

COMPU

LINK

remote

control

does

not

work

on

the

tape

deck

con-

nected

to

the

TAPE

2

terminals

If

you

connect

a

tape

deck

to

the

TAPE

2

terminals,

disconnect

the

remote

control

cable

@

if

the

power

for

any

connected

equipment

is

shut

off

during

syn-

chronized

recording,

the

system

will

not

operate

properly.

In

this

case,

you

must

start

all

over

again

@

During

synchronized

recording

the

SOURCE

SELECTOR

key

will

lock

in

either

the

CD

or

PHONO

position.

This

is

to

prevent

you

from

accidentally

stopping

the

recording

or

changing

to

any

other

source.

To

change

to

another

source

you

must

first

stop

syn-

chronized

recording

@

If

you

program

track

numbers

on

a

CD

player

or

CD

auto-changer

and

use

synchronized

recording,

a

blank

space

about

4

seconds

long

will

be

left

between

recordings.

This

permits

music

scanning

Display

examples

When

using

the

remote

control

unit

to

operate

equipment

which

has

the

COMPU

LINK-3/SYNCHRO

terminals,

the

name

of

the

source

and

the

operating

mode

will

appear

on

the

display

(os!

(o>)

Les)

Po]

Symbol

im

1)

Ls

ination

|W

LU

elie

bio

“REC/PAUSE”’

]

mode

“'REC/PLAY’”

mode

AV

COMPU

LINK

System

‘

VIDEO

input

4

TV

for

AV

COMPU

LINK

Le.

MONITOR

OUT

terminal

Connecting

the

AV

COMPU

LINK

terminals

on

the

rear

panel

to

a

JVC

video

components

for

AV

COMPU

LINK

will

enable

one-touch

control

of

the

integrated

audio/video

system

There

are

three

AV

COMPU

LINK

terminals.

To

connect

a

TV,

use

the

terminal

marked

'’TV'’.

To

connect

a

VCR,

use

either

of

the

remaining

two

terminals

One-touch

Video

Piayback

Insert

an

overwrite-protected

video

tape

in

the

VCR

(VCR

1)

The

TV,

VCR,

and

the

receiver

turn

on,

and

the

video

tape

plays

back

automatically

«

When

playing

back

a

video

tape

that

is

not

overwrite

protected

or

there

is

already

a

video

tape

inside

the

VCR,

press

‘‘PLAY’’

on

the

VCR

*

The

input

source

selectors

of

the

TV

and

receiver

are

automati-

cally

selected.

This

means

that

simply

loading

a

tape

prepares

everything

needed

to

enjoy

videos

on

your

integrated

audio/video

system.

When

you

switch

the

SOURCE

SELECTOR

of

the

receiver

to

VCR

1

or

VCR

2,

the

TV

input

will

also

automatically

be

set

to

VIDEO.

AV

system

power

ON/OFF

When

the

receiver

is

turned

off,

the

TV

and

VCR

are

automatically

turned

off

When

the

receiver

is

turned

on,

the

components

which

are

automat-

ically

turned

on

with

the

receiver

depends

on

the

SOURCE

SELECTOR

key

settings.

©

If

the

SOURCE

SELECTOR

keys

were

set

to

VCR

1

when

the

power

was

turned

off,

both

the

TV

and

VCR

1

are

turned

on

*

If

the

SOURCE

SELECTOR

keys

were

set

to

VCR

2

when

the

power

was

turned

off,

the

TV

is

turned

on.

*

If

the

SOURCE

SELECTOR

keys

were

set

to

an

audio

source

when

the

power

was

turned

off,

only

the

receiver

is

turned

on.

Remote

cable

for

AV

COMPU

LINK

AUDIO

and

{optional}

VIDEO

output

aaa

|

VCR

for

AV

COMPU

LINK

(VCR

1)

*

To

carry

out

‘‘One-touch

Video

Playback’,

connect

the

VCR

to

VCR

1

terminals.

Notes:

©

The

AV

COMPU

LINK

terminals

and

the

COMPU

LINK-3

SYNCHRO

terminals

are

not

the

same

jack

*

If

the

AV

COMPU

LINK

terminal

and

the

SWAP

terminal

of

the

VCR

share

the

same

terminal

for

connection,

select

whichever

one

you

need.

*

The

AV

COMPU

LINK

terminals

must

not

be

connected

to

any

VCR

not

made

for

AV

COMPU

LINK

(whether

manufactured

by

JVC

or

not.)

The

AV

COMPU

LINK

terminals

of

the

receiver

has

three

jacks

The

jack

marked

TV

must

be

connected

to

TV.

*

For

connection,

use

the

shielded

audio

cable

with

monaural

mini

plug

{3.5

mm

@)

equivalent

to

the

remote

cable

for

COMPU

LINK-3

SYNCHRO.

©

When

operating

the

TV

by

remote

control,

point

the

remote

con-

trol

unit

at

the

REMOTE

SENSOR

of

the

receiver

(When

a

remote

cable

is

connected

to

the

AV

COMPU

LINK

terminals

of

the

TV,

REMOTE

SENSOR

of

the

TV

is

disabled.)

«

When

operating

the

VCR

by

remote

control,

1.

Set

the

VCR

remote

control

code

setting

to

‘‘A”’

2.

Point

the

remote

control

unit

directly

at

the

VCR

25

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GL-L

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26

Operating

the

Source

=

CENTER

+

OGwa

a

:

‘

By

using

the

keys

on

the

internat

panel,

you

can

operate

the

source

equipment.

@

When

using

a

JVC

product

—

Use

as

is.

@

When

using

2

non-JVC

product

—

Use

after

registering

the

remote

contro!

signals

for

the

cor-

resonding

source

equipment.

Note:

Pressing

the

Function

Select

keys

will

change

the

function

mode

of

the

PROGRAMMABLE

CONTROL

SECTION

keys

on

the

internal

pane!

and

the

Multi

Function

Cursor

keys

on

the

externa!

panel

at

the

same

time.

VCR

1,

VCR

2

1.

Press

the

VCR

1

or

VCR

2

key

of

the

Function

Select

keys.

2.

Use

the

PROGRAMMABLE

CONTROL

SECTION

keys.

1~9,

0:

Select

the

VCR

channel

directly

:

Scans

to

lower

VCR

channels.

4+:

Scans

to

higher

VCR

channels.

f>

:

Starts

play

back

a

video

tape.

(

:

Stops

VCR

operation.

a0

©:

Press

together

with

‘

'

to

start

recording

Press

together

with

‘

“

to

enter

the

record-standby

mode.

(Even

when

a

remote

controller

signals

is

programmed

in

“

or

‘(iq)’,

this

recording

feature

re-

mains

effective.)

<kKI_:

Rewinds

video

tape.

[>>

:

Fast-forwards

video

tape.

*

Some

JVC

VCRs

provide

two

types

of

remote

control

signals

(A/B

mode

selectable}.

With

these

VCRs,

’'A’’

mode

corresponds

to

the

VCR1

mode,

and

‘’B’’

mode

corresponds

to

the

VCR2

mode

on

this

remote

control

unit.

If

the

VCR

is

connected

with

the

AV

COMPU

LINK

terminal,

set

the

remote

control

code

switch

of

the

VCR

to

the

‘‘A’’

mode

For

details,

refer

to

the

Instruction

Book

of

the

VCR.

—

cD

1.

Press

the

CD

key

of

the

Function

Seiect

keys

2.

Use

the

PROGRAMMABLE

CONTROL

SECTION

keys.

4~10,

+10,

0

:

Select

the

track

number.

a

:

Starts

play

oO

:

Stops

operation.

qo

:

Stops

play

temporarily.

To

release

it,

press

“&

<

:

Moves

backward

quickly

during

play

o>

Moves

forward

quickly

during

play.

we

Skips

to

the

beginning

of

the

foal

:

Skips

to

the

beginning

of

the

Cassette

Deck

(TAPE

1)

1.

Press

the

TAPE

1

key

of

the

Function

Select

keys.

2.

Use

the

PROGRAMMABLE

CONTROL

SECTION

keys.

<>

Change

the

tape

running

direction

CS

:

Starts

playback

oO

:

Stops

operation.

00

:

Stops

recording/playback

temporarily.

To

release

press

“‘G)'’"

<I

:

Fast

winds

the

tape

from

right

to

left.

ie

Fast

winds

the

tape

from

left

to

right.

Ke

:

Skips

to

the

beginning

of

the

PPi

:

Skips

to

the

beginning

of

the

oO

:

Press

together

with

‘‘(e]’’

to

start

recording.

Press

together

with

''{(il)’’

to

enter

record-pause

mode.

(Even

when

a

remote

controller

signals

is

programmed

in

*'[e)"’

or

‘'(ij’',

this

recording

feature

remains

effective.)

CD

Auto-changer

1.

Press

the

CD

DISK

key

of

the

Function

Select

keys.

2.

Use

the

PROGRAMMABLE

CONTROL

SECTION

keys.

1~6,

7/P

CONTINUE

PRGM

>

Oo

a0

<I

o>

<

Lal

:

Selects

the

disc

number

:

Use

for

continuous

play

:

Use

for

program

play

:

Starts

play.

:

Stops

operation.

:

Stops

play

temporarily.

To

release

press

:

Moves

backward

quickly

during

play

:

Moves

forward

quickly

during

play.

:

Skips

to

the

beginning

of

the

:

Skips

to

the

beginning

of

the

®

To

select

track

numbers,

press

the

CD

key

before

using

keys

1

to

10,

+10,

and

O

key

to

enter

the

track

number.

TV

1.

Press

the

TV

key

of

the

Function

Select

keys.

2.

Use

the

PROGRAMMABLE

CONTROL

SECTION

keys.

1~9,0

+

TV

VOLUME

anh

:

Selects

the

TV

channel.

:

Scans

to

lower

TV

channels.

:

Scans

to

higher

TV

channels.

:

Adjust

the

sound

volume

of

TV.

@

TV

key

also

change

the

input

mode

of

the

TV

between

TV

and

VIDEO.

27

NLAZO8-X¥

(EEEOT

“ON)

OL-L

=

Storing

the

Signals

of

Another

Remote

Control

Unit

Other

remote

control

Transmitting

window

1

2

to

4

inches

5

to

10

om”

Transmitting-receiving

window

28

Signals

of

other

remote

controls

can

be

stored

with

the

PROGRAM-

MABLE

CONTROL

SECTION

keys

and

POWER

(TV

or

VCR}

key.

You

can

control

the

JVC

audio,

video,

and

other

remote

controll-

able

equipment

directly

from

the

remote

control

unit

You

can

program

different

signals

for

the

source

units

selected

with

the

Equipment

Select

keys

in

the

PROGRAMMABLE

CON-

TROL

SECTION

keys

Place

both

remote

control

units

on

a

flat

surface.

Be

sure

that

the

transmitter

window

of

the

other

remote

control

unit

is

about

2~4

inches

{5~

10

cm)

from

the

transmitting-

receiving

window.

If

the

units

are

too

close

or

too

far

apart,

signals

may

not

be

stored

properly.

«

Press

the

LEARN

key

to

set

this

remote

control

unit

to

LEARN

mode

Lights

eaan

S17

-o-

_—

SEND/LEARN

ERROR

Be

sure

not

to

press

the

LEARN

key

strongly

with

a

pointed

article

such

as

a

ballpoint

pen,

otherwise

the

VCR

may

be

damaged

2.

Seelct

the

function

mode

required

to

be

programmed

with

any

of

the

Function

Select

keys

3.

Press

the

desired

key

for

memorizing

Blinks

1

——s

eooL—Joee

co

SEND/LEARN

ERROR

Continue

pressing

the

key

until

the

SEND/LEARN

indicator

begins

to

blink.

@

|f

the

ERROR

indicator

lights

when

the

SEND/LEARN

indica-

tor

is

blinking,

the

key

you

pressed

already

has

a

function

stored

in

it.

If

you

continue

with

the

storing

procedure,

the

previously

stored

information

will

be

cleared

and

the

new

information

will

be

stored

instead.

If

you

want

to

keep

the

previously

stored

information,

select

another

jearning

key

and

press

it.

4.

While

the

SEND/LEARN

indicator

is

stili

blinking,

press

continu-

ously

the

key

you

want

to

learn

on

the

other

remote

control

unit.

@

If

the

SEND/LEARN

indicator

stops

blinking

before

you

press

the

key

on

the

other

remote

control

unit,

begin

again

from

step

3.

Press

the

key.

OFF

CQ

9

oo

(Reading)

SEND/LEARN

ERROR

Lights

‘

Lights

-o3a-

-Co—

(Processing)

7S

7\N

tights

$

ofr

-—o-

[

ow

|

{Processing

71s

normally)

Keep

pressing.

@

If

the

ERROR

indicator

lights,

learning

operation

has

not

been

performed

correctly.

Repeat

the

programming

procedure

again.

@

If

the

ERROR

indicator

blinks,

it

means

that

further

programming

is

inhibited.

If

you

want

to

program

a

new

signal

in

a

key,

cancel

the

signal

preprogrammed

in

that

key

before

retrying

the

programming

operation

OFF

t

OFF

(Completed)

[

wow

]

oo

CO

iN

Release

the

key.

5.

When

programming

is

completed,

the

SEND/LEARN

indicator

goes

off.

6.

Press

the

LEARN

key

to

reset

the

remote

control

unit

to

USE

mode.

IMPORTANT

@

This

unit

can

learn

aimost

any

remote

control

signal

if

the

other

unit

is

an

infra-red

type

remote

control

unit.

However,

it

may

not

be

able

to

learn

special

signals

or

very

long

signals.

(If

you

repeat

the

learning

procedure

several

times

and

the

unit

still

does

not

operate

properly,

it

may

be

due

to

this

kind

of

problem.)

©

Some

remote

control

transmit

a

number

of

instructions

simul-

taneously

{when

programming

the

timer

of

a

TV/VCR.

for

ex-

ampie};

in

such

a

case,

the

unit

may

not

operate

correctly

@

When

you

use

the

Recording

function,

be

sure

you

do

not

ac-

cidentally

erase

something

already

recorded

on

the

tape.

®

Even

when

the

programming

operation

has

been

performed

without

any

problem,

the

key

may

not

operate

or

subsequent

operation

may

not

be

possible.

This

is

because

some

compo-

nents

may

not

accept

remote

control

signals

which

are

slight-

ly

different

from

the

original

ones.

If

this

happens,

cancel

the

previously

stored

signals

then

per-

form

the

learning

gperation

again.

(To

cancel

the

stored

sig-

nal,

refer

to

the

section

'‘How

to

cancel

programmed

signals’)

®

For

operations

which

require

pressing

two

keys

together,

you

must

store

both

functions

in

the

same

key

by

pressing

both

function

keys

together

on

the

other

remote

control

unit.

@

When

batteries

in

the

other

remote

control

unit

are

exhaust-

ed,

signals

may

not

be

stored

properly.

SSS

29

NLAZO8-X¥Y

L£L-L

(E€EO?

ON)

i

™

Simplifying

storage

operation

30

Functions

of

this

remote

control

unit

(preset

or

newly

programmed)

can

be

stored

in

the

desired

order

with

the

SEQUENTIAL

PROGRAM

KEY

{A,

B,

and

C)

for

individual

operations,

preferably

for

frequently

used

operations.

The

simplified

operation

can

be

performed

by

press-

ing

the

SEQUENTIAL

PROGRAM

keys.

1.

Press

the

LEARN

key.

2.

Press

the

selected

SEQUENTIAL

PROGRAM

key

{A,

B,

C)

Blinks

a

OFF

—_

eooLmaece

a

\

SEND/LEARN

ERROR

®@

If

the

ERROR

indicator

lights

when

the

SEND/LEARN

indica-

tor

is

blinking,

it

means

that

an

operation

procedure

already

been

programmed

in

that

key.

If

you

proceed,

a

new

proce-

dure

appended

to

the

procedure

programmed

in

the

key.

To

program

a

new

procedure

in

the

key,

cancel

the

preprogrammed

procedure

first.

Refer

to

the

section

‘‘How

to

cancel

programmed

signals.’

@

if

only

the

ERROR

indicator

lights,

incorrect

operatin

is

assumed.

3.

store

operations

one

by

one

<For

example:

Program

the

operation

for

turning

on

the

power

to

the

receiver

to

play

a

CD>

@

Press

the

POWER

(AUDIO)

key

while

the

SEND/LEARN

indi-

cator

is

blinking

®@

If

the

SEND/LEARN

indicator

stops

blinking

before

you

press

the

key,

start

again

from

step

2.

Press

the

key.

POWER

AUDIO

[we

]

OFF

=o

[——

}

(Reading)

SEND/LEARN

ERROR

Lights

Ny

t

S17

-co-—

—-co-—

Processing)

Lights

‘

<17

OFF

Keep

pressing.

-co-

f

some

|

(Processing

normally}

If

the

ERROR

indicator

blinks,

it

means

that

further

programming

is

inhibited.

If

you

want

to

program

a

new

signal

in

a

key,

cancel

the

signal

preprogrammed

in

that

key

before

retrying

the

programming

operation.

OFF

oo

3

(Completed)

Lights

viv

eco

SJeoe

—

OE

Release

the

key

4.

Press

the

CD

key

of

the

Source

Select

keys

while

the

SEND/

LEARN

indicator

is

blinking.

Press

the

key.

co

OFF

aa

oo

(Reading)

SEND/LEARN

ERROR

Lights

Nis

'

Ny

;

=

-oxAa-

(Processing}

Lights

|

OFF

Keep

pressing.

false

f_

co

(Processing

normally)

If

the

ERROR

indicator

blinks,

it

means

that

further

programming

is

inhibited.

If

you

want

to

program

a

new

signal

in

a

key,

cancel

the

signal

preprogrammed

in

that

key

before

retrying

the

programming

operation

OFF

im)

=a

aI

(Completed)

QO

Blinks

Lights

e,

Hany

{

N17

cJ

Release

the

key

oesh—lece

=

@

The

indicator

lights

or

blinks

each

time

operations

are

stored.

Pay

attention

to

the

indicator

for

correct

processing.

Up

to

16

steps

can

be

stored

for

each

combination

of

key

and

mode.

5.

Press

the|_®

|

key

while

the

SEND/LEARN

indicator

is

blinking.

6.

Press

the

LEARN

key

again

to

set

the

remote

control

unit

to

USE

mode.

Notes:

©

Two

keys

cannot

be

pressed

together,

for

example,

REC

+

PLAY

or

REC

+

PAUSE

@

The

SEQUENTIAL

PROGRAM

KEYS

(A,

B,

and

C}

allow

you

to

program

up

to

three

operation

procedures,

each

consisting

of

up

to

16

steps.

Depending

on

the

type

of

signal

to

be

programmed,

not

all

these

steps

may

not

be

programmed.

If

the

ERROR

indica-

tor

blinks

three

times

during

a

programming

operation,

it

means

that

further

programming

is

inhibited.

When

programming

a

sequence

of

operations

to

control

TV,

do

not

bring

an

operation

of

selecting

a

channel

or

adjusting

volume

immedi-

ately

after

an

opration

of

turning

on

power.

Otherwise,

the

stored

operations

may

not

be

reproduced

as

programmed.

(This

is

because

some

TVs

do

not

immediately

become

ready

to

be

controlled

when

turned

on.)

Insert

two

or

three

operations

not

TV

(e

g.

Operations

to

control

VCR}

between

an

operation

of

turning

the

TV

power

on

and

an

operation

of

selecting

a

channel

or

any

other

operation

to

control

TV

31

;

NLAZLO8-XUu

—_

4

00

2

N

oO

o

oo

a)

=

How

to

cancel

programmed

signals

Canceling

ali

the

signals

stored

for

a

mode

of

the

PROGRAMMABLE

CONTROL

SECTION

keys,

or

canceling

the

operation

procedure

stored

with

the

SEQUENTIAL

PROGRAM

keys.

1

»

Press

the

LEARN

key

-—=-

=

ro

Lights

‘a

NZ

OFF

2.

Press

the

CANCEL

key

‘tien

O)

~

Lights Lights

Ne

Nand

-oo-

-e-

Press

the

desired

key

for

cancellation

Press

the

key

OFF

=—

co

SEND/LEARN

ERROR

The

ERROR

indicator

lights

when

there

is

no

signal

to

be

canceled.

Blinks

serbiee

ad

sect

oy

oeeC—eoe

Blinks

bd

.

y

©

ee

Canceling

completed

Release

the

key.

@

When

cancelling

is

completed,

the

remote

controller

exits

from

CANCEL

mode,

and

enters

the

LEARN

mode.

32

3.

Press

the

LEARN

key

nme

This

resets

the

Remote

Control

unit

to

the

USE

mode

®@

if

you

cancel

a

signal

programmed

in

a

key

having

a

signal

preset,

the

key

will

be

reset

to

the

preset

signal

and

further

cancellation

is

inhibited

Notes:

@

NEVER

REMOVE

THE

BATTERIES

while

a

canceling

operation

is

in

progress.

If

normal

operation

is

not

possible

even

when,

hav

ing

removed

the

batteries

by

mistake,

they

have

been

reinstalled,

remove

the

batteries

and

leave

the

RM-SR807U

for

about

12

hours.

In

this

case,

normal

operation

will

be

restored

but

all

the

stored

data

will

be

cancelled

and

will

be

have

to

perform

program-

ming

operations

again

=

PROGRAMMABLE

CONTROL

SECTION

Other

remote

control

signals

for

each

equipment

can

be

memorized

with

the

PROGRAMMABLE

CONTROL

SECTION

keys.

(Use

the

Function

Select

keys

for

switching

the

functions.)

Complete

the

following

columns

with

the

memorized

signals:

VCR

1

NLAZLO8-Xu

(CEEO?

ON)

6L-L

Troubleghooting

:

Problem

Possible

Cause

Solutions

Receiver

does

not

play;

Indicators

do

not

light

up.

Power

cord

not

plugged

in.

Plug

Power

cord

into

an

AC

outlet.

No

sound

trom

the

speakers.

Speaker

wires

not

connected

properly

Check

speaker

wiring

Reconnect

if

needed

SPEAKERS

keys

not

set

correctly.

Press

the

SPEAKERS

keys

in

or

out

as

desired

Sound

from

one

speaker

only.

Speaker

wires

not

connected

properly

Check

speaker

wiring.

Reconnect

if

needed

Balance

Control

may

be

set

to

one

extreme

Adjust

Balance

Control

so

both

speakers

have

sound

Continuous

hiss

or

buzzing

during

FM

reception.

Occasional

cracking

noise

during

FM

reception.

Incoming

signal

may

be

too

weak

Incorrect

antenna

used

Antenna

not

connected

properly

Ignition

noise

from

automobiles

Make

sure

all

antennas

are

properly

connected

Adjust

antenna

Station

may

be

too

far

away

to

receive.

Check

with

your

deater

to

make

sure

you

are

us-

ing

the

correct

type

of

antenna

Move

the

antenna

further

away

from

the

road

Loud

hum

during

record

playing.

Turntable

not

connected

properly

Check

the

turntable

manual.

Ground

the

turnta-

ble

if

required

Interference

from

other

electrical

appliances

Try

moving

the

power

cord

or

plugging

into

a

different

outlet

Howling

during

record

playing.

34

Turntable

too

close

to

a

speaker

Move

speakers

away

from

the

turntable

eee

ee

ee,

a

FM

TUNER

SECTION

(IHF)

AMPLIFIER

SECTION

Output

power:

(CD

IN>SP.OUT)

Front

channel

Center

channel

Rear

channel

Total

harmonic

distortion

inter

modulation

distortion

:

120

watts

per

channel,

min.

RMS,

both

channels

driven

into

8

ohms

from

20

Hz

to

20

kHz,

with

no

more

than

0.007%

total

harmonic

distortion.

:

65

watts,

min.

RMS,

into

8

ohms

at

1

kHz,

with

no

more

than

0.7

%**

total

harmonic

distortion

:

20

watts

per

channel,

min.

RMS,

into

8

ohms

at

1

kHz,

with

no

more

than

0.7

%**

total

harmonic

distortion

0.003

%**

at

120

watts

(1

kHz,

8

ohms)

:

0.007

%

at

120

watts

Input

sensitivity/impedance

PHONO

(MM)

CD,

TAPE

1,

TAPE

2,

VCR

1,

VCR

2

Recording

output

level

Frequency

response

PHONO

cD,

TAPE

1,

TAPE

2,

VCR

1,

VCR

2

RIAA

phono

equalization

Signai-to-noise

ratio

PHONO

CD,

TAPE

1,

TAPE

2,

VCR

1,

VCR

2

S.E.A.

SECTION

Center

frequencies

Control

range

2.5mV/47k

ohms

:

230

mV/47k

ohms

220mV

20

Hz

—

20

kHz

(+

0.5

dB)

>

&

Hz

—

50

kHz

(+0,

~1

dB)

+0.5

dB

(20

Hz—20

kHz)

:

71

dB

(‘66 IHF)

78

dB

('78

IHF,

REC

OUT)

100

dB

('66

JHF},

85

dB

(’78

IHF}

63

Hz,

160

Hz,

400

Hz,

1

kHz,

2.5

kHz,

6.3

kHz,

16

kHz

+10

dB

Tuning

range

Usable

sensitivity

50 dB

quieting

sensitivity

Signal-to-noise

ratio

(IHF-A

net,

85

dBf)

Total

harmonic

distortion

(1

kHz)

Frequency

response

Capture

ratio

(85

dBf)

Alternate

channel

selectivity

IF

response

ratio

Stereo

separation

AM

TUNER

SECTION

Tuning

range

Sensitivity

Signal-to-noise

ratio

Selectivity

image

response

ratio

IF

response

ratio

Total

harmonic

distortion

VIDEO

SECTION

Output

signal

level

VCR

1

VCR

2

MONITOR

OUT

Impedance

Synchronization

Signal-to-noise

ratio

Crosstalk

GENERAL

Power

requirements

Power

consumption

Dimensions

(WxHxD)

Weight

:

87.5

MHz

~

108.0

MHz

:

Mono

10.8

dBf

(0.95pV/75

ohms)

:

Mono

16.3

dBf

(1.8

nV/75

ohms)

Stereo

38.3

dBf

(22.5

nV/75

ohms}

:

Mono

80 dB

Stereo

73

dB

:

Mono

0.15%

Stereo

0.2%

:

30

Hz

—

15

kHz,

(+0.5

—3

dB)

21.5

dB

:

60 dB (+

400

kHz)

85

dB

(at

98

MHz)

40

dB

(at

1

kH2)

:

630

kHz

—

1,710

kHz

:

30

pV"

(external

antenna)

300

wVim*

(loop

antenna)

:

50

dB*

(100mV/m)

:

38

dB,

(£10

kHz)

:

40

dB*

:

60 dB

2

0.5%*

(100

mVim)

:

1

Vp-p

(at

1

Vp-p

input}

75

ohms,

unbalanced

:

Negative

:

45

dB

45

dB

(3.58

MHz}

AC

120V~,

60

Hz

:

310

watts,

480

VA

2

17-3/16"

x

6-3/16”

x

14-15/16”

{436

x

156

x

379

mm)

:

25.0

Ibs.

{11.3

kg)

*

Measured

at

1,000

kHz.

**

Measured

by

JVC

Audio

Analysis

System.

Design

and

specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice.

35

NLAZO8-XUY

RX-807VTN

Disassembly

Procedures

—

_

.

Remove

2

screws

located

on

the

top

of

rear

.

Remove

4

screws

on

both

sides.

.

Slightly

open

both

sides

of

the

top

cover

to

.

Remove

the

top

cover.

.

Remove

3

screws

©

on

the

upper

part

of

.

Remove

the

front

panel.

.

Remove

the

front

panel.

.

Remove

2

screws

©.

.

Remove

the

all

connectors.

.

Remove

the

top

cover

and

the

bottom

.

Unsolder

the

defective

power

transistor.

.

Remove

the

screw

holding

the

power

.

Removing

the

P.C.B

(ENH-204-2)

.

Unsolder

the

defective

rear

amplifier.

.

Remove

the

screw

holding

the

rear

®

Front

Panel

Removing

the

top

cover

panel.

the

left

and

right,

and

raise

the

rear

side.

Then

slowly

lift

it

up

and

straight

backward.

Removing

the

front

panel

(Fig

1,Fig

3)

the

front

panel.

and

4

screws

from

the

lower

part

®

.

Removing

the

FL

Display

PCB

(Fig

4)

Fig

1.

Top

View

Except

for

the

U.K,Germany,Continental

Europe

Removing

the

bottom

plate

(Fig

3)

O

goo

D0O9000

.

Remove

14

screws

©.

C.00D000%00

Removing

the

power

transistors

(For

the

Main

&

Center

amplifier)

plate.

transistor

using

a

pair

of

pliers,

a

wrench

or

a

bent

screwdriver.

Removing

the

rear

amplifier

(«PC1188H

for

the

rear

amplifier)

amplifier

using

a

pair

of

pliers,

a

wrench

or

a

bent

screwdriver.

PHONES

Fig

4.

Front

P.C.

Board(END-155-1)

1-20

(No.

20333)

JVC RX-807VTN User manual

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