Onkyo Grand Integra User manual

Grand
Integra
Instruction
Manual
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Integrated
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Amplifier

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Congratulations
on
your
purchase
of
the
ONKYO
A-G10
integrated
Amplifier.
Please
read
this
manual
thoroughly
before
making
connections
and
turning
power
on.
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Following
the
instructions
in
this
manual
will
enable
you
to
obtain
optimum
performance
and
listening
enjoyment
from
your
new
A-G10.
®
Please
retain
this
manual
for
future
reference,
CONTENTS
Features
1
Important
safeguards.
1
Precautions..
2
System
connections
3
Front
panel
facilities.
6
Operations.
7
Using
the
remote
control
transmitter
(U.S.A.,
Canadian
and
World:
10
Troubleshooting
guide
1
Specifications
1
Features
A
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reg
pre
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High
Power
Output
The
A-G10
delivers
135
watts
of
clean,
continuous
power
per
channel
into
8
ohms
with
no
more
than
a
remarkably
low
0.008%
total
harmonic
distortion.
{ts
ability
to
drive
low
impedance
loads
is
truly
outstanding:
dynamic
power
is
rated
at
2.x
460
watts
into
2
ohms.
®@
Oversized
Power
Supply
Block
for
Effortiess
Drive
of
Low
Impedance
Loads
To
faithfully
amplify
any
music
signal
and
provide
the
abundant
power
reserves
required
to
faithfully
reproduce
today’s
wide
dynamic
range
digital
sources—these
were
the
goais
in
the
minds
of
the
Onkyo
engineers
who
developed
the
A-G10.
To
achieve
them
theyemployed
only
the
finest
quality
components
in
the
A-G10's
power
supply
block,
the
foundation
on
which
this
emplifier’s
impressive
perlormance
js
built.
Five
separate
windings
on
the
secondary
side
of
the
massive
main
power
transformer
provide
independent
valtages
for
each
of
the
separate
analog
circuit
blocks,
The
digital
block
of
the
D/A
converter
employs
a
separate
power
transformer.
Finally,
the
teft
and
right
channel
rectifier
blocks
feature
high
speed
switching
diodes
and
a
total
of
eight
high
current
split
chemical
capacitors,
@
Modular
Construction
Separates
Principle
Circuit
Blocks
Each
of
the
four
principie
circuit
blocks
of
the
A-G10
are
isolated
as
far
as
possible
from
the
others
in
order
to
keep
electromagnetic
interference
to
@
minimum,
The
massive
left
and
right
channe!
power
supply
blocks
are
located
as
close
to
the
output
jacks
as
possible
and
heavily
shielded.
The
Opto-Driven
D/A
converter
and
digital
processing
blocks
are
located
in
the
opposite
side
of
the chassis
from
the
power
supply
and
both
encased
in
separate
copper
plated,
electro-magnetically
shielded
cases.
@
Twin
18-Bit
D/A
Converters
with
Opto-Drive*
Built-in
D/A
converters
mean
that
users
can
route
digite!
output
from
CD
and
DAT
players
directly
into
the
A-G10.
Both
optical
and
electrical
input
jacks
are
provided
on
the
rear
panel
for
this
purpose.
To
convert
the
digital
input
into
the
purest,
most
distortion
free
music
signal
possible,
the
A-G10's
dual
18-bit
D/A
converters
are
both
equipped
with
Opto-
Drive.
Separate
converters
for
the
left
and
tight
channels
eliminate
phase
shifting
which
can
muddy
the
sound
—especially
in
the
high
frequencies.
18-bit
D/A
conversion
provides
better
linearity
and
higher
resolution
than
16-bit
systems:
benefits
which
are
most
apparent
with
delicate
low
level
signals.
©
Opto-Drive’
Power
Amplifier
Circuitry
The
A-G10
employs
Onkyo’s
exclusive
Opto-
Drive
in
the
crucial
differential
amplifier
stage
for
a
music
signal
free
of
distortion
caused
by
electromagnetic
interference.
Important
safeguards
Se
“WARNING”
“TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
FIRE
OR
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
D0
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.”
CAUTION
“TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
REMOVE
COVER
(OR
BACK).
NO
USER-SERVICEABLE
PARTS
INSIDE.
REFER
SERVICING
TO
QUALIFIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL.”
©
For
models
having
power
cord
with
a
polarized
plug.
CAUTION:
To
PREVENT
ELECTRIC
SHOCK
DO
NOT
USE
THIS
(POLARIZED)
PLUG
WITH
AN
EXTENSION
CORD,
RE-
CEPTACLE
OR
OTHER
OUTLET UNLESS
THE
BLADES
CAN
BE
FULLY
INSERTED
TO
PREVENT
BLADE
EXPOSURE.
FOR
POWER
CORDS
WITHOUT
PLUGS
(FOR
BRITISH
MODELS)
©
Replacement
and
mounting
of
an
AC
plug
on
the
power
supply
cord
of
this
unit
should
be
performed
only
by
qualified
service
personnel.
@
IMPORTANT:
The
wires
in
the
mains
lead
are
coloured
in
ac-
cordance
with
the
following
code:
Blue:
Neutral
Brown:
Live
As
the
colours
of
the
wires
in
the
mains
lead
of
this
appatatus
may
not
correspond
with
the
coloured
markings
identifying
the
terminals
in
your
plug.
proceed
as
fellows:
‘The
wire
which
is
coloured
blue
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
N
or
coloured
black.
‘The wite
which
is
coloured
brown
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
L
or
coloured
red.

Observe
the
following
precautions
to
obtain
troublefree
perform-
ance
for
many
years.
1.
Avoid
places
subject
to
direct
sunlight
or
extremely
high
or
low
temperatures.
2.
Avoid
damp
or
dusty
places
and
places
directly
affected
by
vibrations
from
the
speakers.
In
particular,
avoid
placing
the
unit
on
or
above
one
of
the
speakers.
3.
Avaid
unstable
locations
and
high
places
from
which
the
unit
could
falt.
4,
Ventilation
—
The
unit
should
be
situated
so
that
its
tecation
oF
position
does
not
interfere
with
proper
ventilation.
For
6x-
ample,
the
unit
should
not
be
piaced
on
a
bed,
sofa,
rug
of
similar
surface
that
could
block
the
ventilation
openings
or
placed
in
a
built-in
instatlation,
such
as
a
bookcase
or
cabinet,
that
could
impede
the
flow
of
air
through
the
ventilation
openings.
|.
Heat
—
The
unit
should
be
situated
away
from
heat
sources
such
as
radiators,
heat
registers,
or
other
appliances
(including
amplifiers)
that
produce
heat.
Cleaning
of
the
internal
parts
should
be
performed
only
by
qualified
service
personnel.
Spillage
—
Care
shoutd
be
taken
so
that
objects
do
not
fall
and
liquids
are
not
spilled
into
the
enclosure
through
the
openings.
8,
Damage
Requiring
Service
-
The
unit
should
be
serviced
by
quelified
service
personne!
when:
A.
The
power
supply
cord
or
the
plug
has
been
damaged;
or
B.
Objects
have
fallen
or
liquid
has
been
spilled
into
the
unit;
or
C,
The
unit
has
been
exposed
to
rain;
or
D,
The
unit
does
not
appear
to
operate
normally
or
exhibits
a
marked
change
in
performance;
or
£.
The
unit
has
been
dropped
or
the
enclosure
damaged.
|.
Servicing
~
The
user
should
not
attempt
to
service
the
unit
beyond
that
described
in
the
operating
instructions.
Ali
other
servicing
should
be
referred
to
qualfied
service
personnel.
a
2
x
©
©
This
apparatus
complies
with
requirements
of
EEC
directive
82/499/EEC.
Precautions
tw
Warranty
Cerd
The
serial
number
is
written
on
the
reer
pane!
of
this
unit.
CoPey
the
seria
number
and
model
number
onto
your
warranty
cad
and
keep
it
in
a
safe
place.
Recording
Copyright
Recording
of
copyrighted
material
for
other
than
personal
us
is
illegat
without
permission
of
the
copyright
holder.
AC
Fuse
The
fuse
is
located
inside
the
chassis
and
is
not
user
serviceall
!f
power
does
not
come
on,
contact
your
Onkyo
dealer.
Care
From
time
to
time
you
should
wipe
off
the
front
and
rear
partis
and
the
cabinet
with
a
silicon
or
other
soft
cloth.
For
heavier
dirt,
dampen
a
soft
cloth
in
a
weak
solution
of
mitd
detergett
and
water,
wring
it
out
dry,
and
wipe
off
the
dirt.
Following
this,
dry
immediately
with
a
clean
cloth,
Do
not
use
rough
material,
thinners,
alcohol
or
other
chemical
solvents
or
cloths
since
these
could
damage
the
finish
or
remove
the
panel
lettering.
Power
WARNING
BEFORE
TURNING
ON
POWER
FOR
THE
FIRST
TIME,
READ
THE
FOLLOWING
SECTION
CAREFULLY.
Some
models
are
designed
for
use
only
with
the
power
supply
voltage
of
the
region
where
they
are
sold.
European
models
(except
U.K.):
Canadian
models:
U.K.
&
Australian
modets:
Worldwide
models:
AC220V,
50Hz
AC120V,
60Hz
AC
240V,
50H2
120 and
220V
switchable,
50/60Hz
®@
Voltage
Selector
(Rear
Panel)
Worldwide
models
are
equipped
with
a
voltage
selector
to
conform
with
loca!
power
supplies.
Be
sure
to
set
this
switch
to
match
the
voltage
of
the
power
supply
In
your
area
befora
turning
the
power
switch
on.
Voltage
is
changed
by
sliding
the
groove
in
the
switch
with
a
screwdriver
to
the
right
or
left.
Confirm
that
the
switch
has
been
moved
all
the
way
to
the
right
or
left
before
turning
the
power
switch
on.
Models
without
a
voltege
selector
can
only
be
used
in
areas
where
the
power
supply
is
the
same
as
that
of
the
unit.
OD
Ob
120V
220vG
at
ACIZ0V
220VU,
120%
at
AC220V

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System
connections
IG
EI
TT
ER
Do
not
plug
in
the
power
cord
until
ail
connections
have been
made.
General
On
each
pair
of
input
or
output
jacks,
the
lower
jack
(marked
R)
corresponds
to
the
right
channel,
and
the
upper
jack
{marked
L)
to
the
left
channel.
When
jacks
on
other
equipment
or
connection
cables
are
color-coded,
the
color
red
usually
corresponds
to
the
right
channel
(Red
=
Right).
The
video
jacks,
indicated
with
V,
are
also
provided.
A
video
component
should
be
connected
here.
The
short
pin
plugged
into
the
input
pin
jack
should
not
be
inserted
in
any
other
pin
jack.
(This
might
cause
malfunction.)
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models
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PROCESSOR
POWER
AMPLIFIER,
Turntable
Connections
Connect
a
turntable
which
uses
an
MM
cartridge
to
the
PHONO
MM
jacks,
and
one
which
uses
an
MC
cartridge
to
the
PHONO
MC
jacks.
Be
sure
to
connect
the
ground
(earth)
lead
wire
from
the
tumtable
to
the
ground
terminal
(GND).
Lack
of
propsr
ground
connection
will
cause
hum.
Also
observe
the
following
precautions.
©
Place
the
turntable
on
a
firm
shelf
or
desk
free
from
vibrations
(especially
those
generated
by
the
speaker
systems).
if
the
turntable
is
permitted
to
pick
up
such
vibrations,
not
only
will
this
unit's
performance
suffer,
but
distortion
in
the
bass
range
and
howling
noise
in
the
speakers
may
also
occur.
©
Check
the
turntable
instruction
manual
for
any
other
precautions.
©
The
foud
noises
that
occur
when
connecting
and
disconnecting
the
tumtable
leads
could
damage
the
speakers.
Always
turn
the
power
switch
off
before
making
connections.
VOLTAGE
SELECTOR,
Worldwide
medols
only
yt
ue
TO
SPEAKER
(8)
‘OUTPUT
SPEAKER
IMPEDANCE
ane
ae
A
or
8:8
ohms
MIN
and
B:8
ohms
MIN
PRE
AMPLIFIER
Li
L
‘SPEAKER
(A)
Tuner
Connections
Connect
an
FM/AM
tuner
to
the
tuner
input
jacks.
Be
sure
the
left
and
right
channels
are
connected
properly.
Compact
Disc
Player
Connections
Connect
a
compact
disc
player
to
the
CD-1
or
CD-2
input
jacks.
When
using
a
CDV,
connect
the
video
output
to
the
CDV
jack.
Be
sure
the
left
and
right
channels
are
connected
properly.
Tape
Deck
Connections
Two
tape
decks
can
be
connected
at
once
to
this
unit.
“DAT”
jacks
can
also
be
used
for
tape
deck
connections.
Connect
the
tape
deck
output
leads
to
the
PLAY
jacks
and
the
tape
deck
input
leads
to
the
REC
jacks
of
this
unit.
For
more
details,
refer
to
your
tape
deck
owner's
manual.

Processor
jacks
These
jacks
can
be
attached
for
use
with
a
sound
processor
such
as
a
graphic
equalizer.
Video
Component
Connections
With
a
video
component
with
input
and
output
capabilities,
such
as
a
video
cassette
recorder
(VCR),
you
have
to
make
connections
with
two
sets
of
leads:
input
and
output,
each
set
consisting
of
audio
signal
left
and
right
feads,
and
a
visual
signal
jead.
Connect
the
audio
input
left
lead
of
your
VCR
to
the
VCR
REC
L
jacks
of
this
unit,
the
audio
right
lead
to
the
VCR
REC
R
jacks,
and
the
video
input
lead
to
the
VCR
REC
V
jack.
Likewise,
connect
the
audio
output
left
lead
of
your
VCR
to
the
VCR
PLAY
L
jack
of
this
unit,
the
audio
output
right
fead
to
the
VCR
PLAY
R
jack,
and
the
video
output
lead
to
the
VCR PLAY
V
jack.
With
a
video
component
with
output
capability
only,
you
will
make
connections
with
one
set
of
leads.
Connect
the
audio
output
‘eft
lead
of
your
video
component,
such
as
e
video
disc
player
(VDP),
to
the
VDP
L
jack,
the
audio
output
right
lead
to
the
VDP
R,
and
the
video
output
lead
to
the
VDP
V
jack.
NOTE:
When
you
make
all
these
connections,
be
sure
to
observe
the
polarity
of
the
audio
signal
leads,
and
not
to
mix
the
video
signal
leads
with
the
audio
signal
feads.
Monitor
TV
Connection
A
monitor
TV
set
can
be
connected
to
the
VIDEO
MONI.
OUT
jack.
Pre-Out
jacks
Connect
a
power
amplifier
to
these
jacks
when
you
are
using
this
unit
as
@
preamplifier.
Main-In
jacks
(U.S.A.,
Canadian
and
Worldwide
models
only)
Connect
a
preamplifier
to
these
jacks
when
you
are
using
this
unit
as
a
power
amplifier,
Connecting
Digital
Signals
This
unit
is
equipped
with
four
digital
jacks:
one
optical
input,
two
coaxial
inputs,
and
one
coaxial
output.
The
digital
output
of
e
CD
player,
BS
tuner,
etc,
can
be
connected
to
jacks
labelled
DIGITAL
1,
2,
or
3.
For
a
DAT
device,
always
connect
digital
output
to
PLAY
of
DIG-
iTAL2
(DAT)
and
digital
input
to
REC
of
DIGITAL
2
(DAT).
Analog
input
and
output
must
always
be
connected
to
DAT
REC
and
DAT
PLAY.
If
connection
is
not
performed
as
described
above,
oscillation
or
other
problems
may
occur.
Digital
signals
which
are
input
to
DIGITAL
1
or
DIGITAL
3
will
be
directly
output
to
the
DIGITAL
2
(DAT)
REC
jacks.
NOTE:
©
Because
this
unit's
optical
digital
input
jack
is
of
standard
TOSLINK
type,
only
optical
cables
with
connectors
of
the
same
shape
can
be
used.
©
The
optical
digital
input
jack
is
covered
with
a
protective
cap.
Remove
this
cap
before
connecting
the
cable,
but
leave
the
cap
on
if
this
jack
is
not
in
use,
©
Incase
of
connecting
coaxial
input/output
of
digital
signals,
make
sure
to
properly
distance
the
cables
from
the
other
cables,
Noise
may
be
generated
when
certain
types
of
devices
are
connected.
Speaker
Connections
When-connecting
speakers,
proper
polarity
is
important.
Always
connect
the
(+)
terminal
(red)
on
the
amplifier
to
the
(+)
terminal
on
the
speaker
and
the
{—)
terminal
(black)
on
the
amplifier
to
the
(-)
terminal
on
the
speaker.
Two
separate
pairs
of
speaker
systems
can
be
connected
to
this
unit
at
once.
®
The
load
impedance
of
each
speaker
system
connected
to
this
unit
must
be
at
feast
4
ohms.
(A
or
B~4
ohms
min..
A
and
B-8
ohms
min.}
©
When
using
only
one
speaker
or
when
you
wish
to
listen
to
monaural,
the
single
speaker
should
never
be
connected
in
parallel
to
both
the
right
and
left
channel
terminals
at
once.
fe
te
©
Do
not
use
unnecessarily
long
or
extremely
thin
speaker
leis,
If
the
DC
resistance
of
the
speaker
leads
is
too high,
the
dams
ng
factor
will
decrease.
Connecting
Speaker
Cables
4.
Remove
about
1/3
inch
of
insulation
from
the
end
of
the
speaker
cable.
2.
Twist
the
exposed
copper
strands
together
tightly.
3,
Unscrew
the
speaker
terminal
part
way
by
turning
it
counter
-
clockwise.
4.
Insert
the
exposed
copper
portion
of
the
cable
all
the
way
into
the
opening
in
the
speaker
terminal.
insert
the
copper
strands
in
the
same
direction
as
that
in
which
the
screw
is
turned,
If
they
are
inserted
in
the
reverse
direction,
they
will
come
out
when
the
screw
is
tightened.
5.
Tighten
the
terminal
screw
by
turning
it
clockwise.
6.
Check
to
make
sure
that
none
of
the
uninsulated
copper
portion
of
the
cable
is
exposed.
1
(3)
remove
insulation
ray
tn
twist
copper
strands
togetner
{47
Ld)
insert
here
(5)
tighten
CAUTION:
When
using
banana
plugs,
make
sure
the
speaker
terminal
screws
are
screwed
in
firmly
before
inserting
banana
plugs.
AC
Outlets
(U.S.A.
and
Canadian
models
only)
©
UNSWITCHED:
These
outlets
are
not
switched
on
and
off
by
the
power
switch
‘on
the
front
panel.
Capacity
is
total
200
wetts.
@
SWITCHED:
These
outlets
are
switched
on
and
off
by
the
power
switch
on
the
front
panel.
Capacity
is
total
100
watts.
Precautions
When
Setting
When
using
this
set
in
conjunction
with
a
television,
if
the
re-
ievision
is
too
close
to
this
unit,
or
if
the
antenna
cabie
is
tao
close
to
the
cable
used
with
this
set,
irregularities
such
as
uneven
coloring
or
a
striped
pattern
may
develop.
IT
this
happens,
se-
parate
the
set
from
the
television,
or
put
more
distance
between
the
antenna
cable
and
the
cable
used
with
this
set.

Front
panel
facilities
NOTE:
There
ate
minor
differences
in
features
and
specifications
de-
pending
on
area.
Read
this
manual
carefully
to
operate
the
raade!
you
have
purchased
correctly.
° °
Toe.
(Power
Switch
(POWER)
and
Indicator
Press
once
to
turn
power
on
and
once
again
to
turn
power
off.
An
orange
band
over
the
power
switch
indicates
power
is
on.
(@_
Remote
Control
Sensor
This
sensor
receives
the
remote
control
signals.
()
Source
Direct
Switch
(SOURCE
DIRECT)
and
Indicator
This
switch
can
be
used
to
change
the
performance
source
selected
with
the
input
selector
switch.
DIRECT{
mf):
The
volume
of
the
source
selected
by
the
input
selector
switch
is
input
directly
into
the
main
amp
by
the
source
volume
control.
At
this
time
the
signal
will
bypass
the
tone
control,
muting,
balance,
mode,
processor,
and
absolute
phase*
circuits.
The
indicator
lights.
The
tone
control,
muting,
balance,
mode,
processor,
and
absolute
phase"
of
the
per-
formance
can
be
altered
for
the
source
selected
with
the
input
selector
switch.
»
“Absolute
phase”
is
a
capacity
included
on
U.S.A.,
Canadian
and
Worldwide
models.
[]
Muting
Switch
(MUTING)
When
the
source
direct
switch
is
off,
setting
this
switch
to
the
-20dB
(=)
position
reduces
the
sound
volume
to
about 1/10
(-20dB)
of
its
full
capacity.
This
makes
low-volume
adjustment
easier
to
perform.
[5]
Volume
Control
Knob
(VOLUME)
Turn
clockwise
to
increase
the
volume.
This
operation
can
be
handled
by
remote
control,
using
the
options!
RC-AV20M
Onkyo
programmable
remote
control.
This
remote
contro!
is
equipped
with
Onkyo
remote
control
codes
in
the
memory.
Set the
switch
at
the
desired
position
for
use.
For
details,
please
refer
to
the
instruction
manual
for
the
RC-AV20M.
With
the
USA,
Canadian
and
worldwide
models,
this
operation
is
also
possible
through
remote
control
by
using
the
RC-126A
remote
controlier
included
with
the
unit.
+
This
volume
controi
uses
the
Variable
Tone
Boosting
Sys-
tem.
About
the
Variable
Tone
Boosting
System
This
unit
is
designed
to
gradually
reduce
the
effect
of
the
tone
controls
(contrabass,
bass
and
treble)
as
the
volume
exceeds
a
certain
level,
The
variable
boosting
system
gradually
reduces
the
boosting
effect
of
the
contrabass
[21
and
bass[Z0]andtreble
[73]
controis
when
one
or
all
of
these
controls
is
turned
beyond
(to
the
right)
the
center
defeat
position
and
the
volume
control
{Blis
turned
beyond
the
15
graduation
(the
12:
00
position).
When
the
volume
is
turned
ali
the
way
up,
the
frequency
response
will
be
flat
again.
Volume
settings
below
the
15
graduation
have
no
effect
on
the
tone
controls.
Also,
bass
and
treble
control
settings
below
(to
the
left
of)
the
center
defeat
position
are
not
altered
by
the
volume
jevel.
[6]
Digital
Input
Selector
Switch
and
Indicator
(DIGITAL
INPUT
SELECTOR)
When
the
input
selector
switch
[7]is
set
to
DIGITAL,
this
in-
dicator
lights,
and
the
unit
can
be
set
to
the
digital
source
of
your
choice.
COAXIAL
DIGITAL
1:
Audio
component
connected
to
the
DI-
GITAL
1
jack.
DIGITAL
2:
DAT
connected
to
the
DIGITAL
2
(DAT)
jacks.
OPTICAL
LDIGITAL
3:
Audio
component
connected
to
the
DI-
GITAL
3
jack.
[2
input
Selector
Switch
(INPUT
SELECTOR)
and
Indi-
cator
When
this
switch
is
set
to
DIGITAL,
the
digital
input
selector
indicator
lights.
At
any
other
time,
the
input
selector
indicator
lights.
Set
this
switch
to
the
source
of
your
choice.
VCR:
Video
source
with
output
and
input
capabill-
ties
connected
to
the
VCR
jacks.
voP:
Video
source
with
the
output
capability
only
connected
to
the
VDP
jacks.
TAPE:
Tape
deck
connected
to
the
TAPE
jacks.
DAT:
Tape
deck
connected
to
the
DAT
jacks.
DIGITAL:
Playback
of
the
device
selected
with
the
digital
input
selector
switch
and
connected
to
the
DIGITAL
1
~3
jacks.

CD-t:
Compact
disc
player
connected
to
the
CD-1
jacks.
CD-2:
Compact
disc
player
connected
to
the
CD-2
jacks.
PHONO:
Turntable
connected
to
the
PHONO
MM
or
MC
jacks.
TUNER:
Tuner
connected
to
the
TUNER
jacks.
Open
Button
(PUSH OPEN)
Pressing
this
button
opens
the
lower
door.
Analog
Recording
Source
Selector
Switch
{DAT/TAPE
ANALOG
REC)
DAT
or
TAPE
can
be
selected
by
the
recording
source
selector
switch.
TAPE
DAT/
Use
either
of
these
settings
for
tape
dubbing
DAT»
TAPE:
operations
depending
on
which
deck
is
being
used
for
playback
and
which
is
being
used
for
recording.
For
details,
refer
to
the
Operations
section.
OFF:
When
not
recording
or
dubbing.
SOURCE:
Recording
from
the
source
selected
by
the
input
selector
switch
[7].
TUNER:
Recording
from
the
tuner.
Digital
Recording
Source
Selector
Switch
{DIGITAL
REC)
ON: The
source
selected
with
the
digital
input
selector
switch
[BJis
output
through
the
DIGITAL-2
REC
jacks.
OFF:
—
Set
to
this
position
when
nat
recording
digitally.
Digital
Lock
indicator
(DIGITAL
LOCK)
This
indicator
shows
that
a
digital
signal
is
being
input.
Ac-
cording
to
the
sampling
frequency
of
the
digital
signal,
the
light
will
change
color
as
follows:
32kHz
(orange),
44.1kHz
(green),
A8kHz
(red).
Video
Mode
Switch
(VIDEO
MODE)
With
this
control,
you
can
select
a
VCR
recording
source
and
@
BGV
(Background
Video)
source.
VCR
REC
FE
CDv:
The
picture
of
the
unit
connected
to
the
CDV
jack
and
sound
from
the
source
selected
by
the
input
selector
switch
[7]
can
be
recorded
on
a
video
cassette
recorder
when
connected
to
the
VCR
jacks.
t—VOP:
Sends
the
audio
and
visual
signal
from
the
video
¢
component
connected
to
the
VOP
jacks
to
the
video
cassette
recorder
connected
to
the
VCR
jacks
for
recording.
LOFF:
Set
to
this
position
for
normal
operations
other
than
audio/visual
recording,
dubbing
or
BGV
(Background
Video)
playback.
VDP:
The
picture
of
a
video
unit
connected
to
the
VDP
jack
can
be
used
as
a
BGV.
VCR:
The
picture
of
a
VCR
connected
to
the
VCR
jack
can
be
used
as
a
BGV.
CDV:
The
picture
of
a
CDV
player
connected
to
the
CDV
jack
can
be
used
as
a
BGV.
BGV
«
Refertothe
“BGV
PLAYBACK’
section
on
page
8
for
details.
For
European
and
Australian
models
14
Pre-Out
On/Off
Switch
(PRE
OUT)
and
Indicator
When
this
is
set
to
ON
(=),
the
signal
is
output
to
the
PRE
OUT
jacks,
and
the
indicator
lights.
Use
this
when
using
a
device
connected
to
the
PRE
OUT
jacks.
For
USA,
Canadian
and
Worldwide
models
Amp
Selector
Switch
(PRE/MAIN)
Setting
this
to
SEPARATE
(=)
separates
the
pre-amp
section
from
the
power
amp
section,
allowing
sither
to
be
used
indé-
viduaily.
14
Absolute
Phase
Indicator
This
allows
you
to
reverse
the
phase
using
the
accessory
RC-126A
remote
controller.
Press
the
ABSOLUTE
PHASE
button
on
the
remote
controller.
Normally
the
indicator
is
lighted.
if
the
phase
is
reversed,
the
indicator
goes
out.
{3
Processor
On/Off
Switch
(PROCESSOR)
and
Indicator
When
this
switch
is
set
to
ON
(==),
the
indicator
lights,
ad
units
connected
to
the
PROCESSOR
jacks
are
enabled
for
use.
At
this
time,
because
the
signal
of
the
source
selected
by
the
input
selector
switch
is
being
output
through
the
PRO-
CESSOR
OUT
jack,
a
graphic
equalizer
may
be
used
if
con~
nected
to
the
PROCESSOR
jacks.
{§
Cartridge
Selector
Switch
(CARTRIDGE)
Set
this
to
match
the
type
of
cartridge
being
used.
Alwaysre-
duce
the
volume
before
switching
cartridges.
MC
(
mL):
Turntable
using
an
MC
cartridge.
MM
(=
):
Turntable
using
an
MM
cartridge.
Confirm
that
the
turntable
is
connected
correctly
to
the
matching
cartridge.
Use
the
PHONO
MM
jacks
and
set
tothe
MM
position
when
a
step-up
transformer
is
being
used
with
@
turntable
equipped
with
an
MC
cartridge.
[%
Mode
Selector
Switch
(MODE)
STEREO
(M1):
Position
for
normal
stereo
listening.
MONO
{=}:
Both
right
and.left
channel
signals
are
sent
to
each
speaker.
Position
for
listening
10
monaural
recordings
or
when
adjusting
the
balance
control.
[8
Balance
Control
Knob
(BALANCE)
Adjust
te
control
the
relative
volume
level
of
the
feft
and
right
speakers
or
headphones.
13
Treble
Control
Knob
(TREBLE)
Turn
right
to
boost
or
ieft
to
attenuate
treble,
In
the
DEFEAT
position,
the
treble
tone
control
circuitry
is
completely
by-
passed.
When
turned
to
the
extreme
left
(~10),
the
treble
contro!
acts
as
a
high
cut
filter
to
eliminate
scratches,
hissing
and
other
high
frequency
noise.
Bass
Control
Knob
(BASS)
Turn
right
to
boost
or
left
to
attenuate
bass.
In
the
DEFEAT
position,
the
bass
tone
control
circuitry
is
completely
bypassed.
@
Contrabass
Control
Knob
(CONTRABASS)
From
the
DEFEAT
position,
turn
right
to
boost
ultra
low
fre-
quencies.
Headphone
Jack
(PHONES)
Stereo
headphones
with
a
standard
binaural
plug
can
be
connected
here.
Speaker
Selector
Switch
(SPEAKERS)and
Indicator
This
unit
can
drive
two
pairs
of
speeker
systems
at
once.
Use
this
selector
to
activate
either
or
both
speaker
systems
con-
nected
to
the
rear
panel
speaker
terminats.
In
the
OFF
position,
sound
is
heard
only
through
the
headphones.
OFF:
All
speakers
off—only
headphones
operate.
A
Speakers
A
B:
Speakers
B
A+B:
Both
speaker
systems
A
and
B.
NOTE:
‘When
the
protective
circuitry
is
operating
normally
the
indicator
‘will
be
fighted.
Also,
the
indicator
will
light
a
few
seconds
after
power
is
turned
on.

Operations
3
eee
Connect
al!
components
to
the
rear
panel
jacks
as
shown
in
the
system
connections
section
and
set
the
front
panel
controls
in
the
appropriate
setting
to
hear
the
desired
program
source.
Normal
Standby
Mode
The
standby
positions
of
front
panel
controls
and
switches
serve
as
the
starting
point
for
al!
operating
modes.
3.
Source
Direct
Switch
as
desired
4]
Muting
Switch
OFF
5.
Volume
Controt
Knob
minimum
(all
the
way
to
the
left)
6.
Digital
Input
Selector
Switch
as
desired
7
|
Input
Selector
Switch
as
desired
9
Anaiog
Recording
Source
Selector
Switch
OFF
10]
Digital
Recording
Source
Selector
Switch
OFF
12]
Video
Mode
Switch
OFF
13]
PRE
OUT
Jack
On/Off
Switch
(European
and
Australian
models)
Selected
in
accordance
with
connections.
T3]
Amp
Selector
Switch
(USA,
Canadian
and
worldwide
models)
Selected
in
accordance
with
connections.
75]
Processor
On/Off
Switch
OFF
76]
Cartridge
Selector
Switch
Set
to
the
type
of
cartridge
being
used.
Mode
Selector
Switch
STEREO
Balance
Control
Knob
Center
1
Treble
Control
Knob
DEFEAT
Bass
Contro)
Knob
DEFEAT
[21]
Contrabass
Control
Knob
DEFEAT
Speaker
Selector
Switch
Selected
in
accordance
with
connections.
Power
Switch
ON
Listening
to
a
compact
disc
1.
Set the
input
selector
switch
[Jin
the
CD-1
or
CD-2
position.
2.
Set
the
CD
player
for
playback.
Listening
to
a
record
1.
Set
the
input
selector
switch
[7]in
the
PHONO
position.
2.
Set
the
cartridge
selector
switch
[16]
to
the
type
of
cartridge
you
are
using.
3.
Set
the
turntable
for
playback.
Listening
to
a
broadcast
1.
Set
the
input
selector
switch
[7]
in
the
TUNER
position.
2.
Set
the
tuner
to
receive
the
broadcast
that
you
want
to
listen
10.
Lisening
to
a
tape
deck
Two
tape
decks
can
be
connected
to
this
unit
at
once.
1,
If
the
deck
connected
to
the
TAPE
jacks
is
to
be
heard,
set
the
input
selector
switch
[7]
in
the
TAPE
position.
To
listen
to
the
deck
connected
to
the
DAT
jacks,
set
the
input
selector
switch
[7]
in
the
DAT
position.
2.
Set
the
tape
deck
tor
playback.
Using
Video
Equipment
1.
Set
the
input
setector
switch
[Z]in
the
VDP
position
to
use
2
video
disc
player
or
television
tuner
connected
to
the
VDP
jacks.
Set the
input
selector
switch
[Z]in
the
VCR
position
to
use
2
video
tape
recorder
connected
to
the
VCR
jacks.
2.
Set
the
video
equipment
for
playback.
$f
a
monitor
or
TV
set
with
video
input jacks
is
connected
to
the
VIDEO
MONI.
OUT
jack,
visual
reproduction
is
also
possible.
To
listen
to
a
device
connected
to
the
DIGITAL
jacks
1.
Set
the
input
selector
switch
[7]
to
the
DIGITAL
position.
2.
Set the
digital
input
selector
switch
to
the
desired
position.
When
listening
to
a
device
connected
to
the
DIGITAL-1
jacks,
set
this
to
DIGITAL-1,
and
likewise
for
DIGITAL-2
and
DIG!-
TAL-3.
»
Noise
may
be
generated
when
a
device
is
operated,
depending
‘on
the
device
being
used.
There
may
also
be
instances
where
the
sound
is
interrupted
by
static
electricity,
or
by
noise
fom
a
refrigerator
or
fluorescent
light.
These
are
not
considered
mal-
functions.
NOTES:
®
After
turning
the
power
on,
it
takes
a
few
seconds
before
the
indicator
lights
and
sound
is
produced.
®
Rotate
the
volume
control
knob
slowly
to
find
the
optinnum
volume
setting.
©
Please
refer
to
pages
5
and
6,
“Front
panel
facilities,”
and
adjust
the
sound
quality
to
your
own
satisfaction,
using
the
tone
control
knobs.
If
necessary,
you
can
also
use
the
blance
contro!
knob
[18]
and
mode
selector
switch
[17]
for
fine
tuning,
©
When
the
source
direct
switch
[3lis
set
to
the
DiRECT
(mt)
position,
MODE,
BALANCE,
TREBLE,
BASS,
CON-
TRABASS,
MUTING,
PROCESSOR,
and
ABSOLUTE
PHASE
are
not
effective.
Recording
on
the
Tape
Deck
or
DAT
from
the
Program
Source
1,
Set
the
SOURCE
position
of
the
analog
recording
source
selector
switch
[9].
2.
Select
the
desired
recording
source
with
the
inputselectorswitch
For
a
digital
source,
select
the
source
using
the
digital
input
selector
switch.
3.
Begin
tape
deck
or
DAT
recording
operations.
4,
Begin
program
source
performance.
+
Be
careful
not
to
change
the
input
selector
switch
or
recording
source
selector
switch
while
recording.
NOTES:
@
When
the
recording
source
selector
switch
is
in
the
SOU
RCE
position,
if
DAT
is
selected
with
the
input
selector
switch,
the
recording
signal
will
not
be
output
from
the
DAT
jack.
Likewise,
if
TAPE
is
selected,
the
recording
signat
will
not
be
output from
the
TAPE
jacks.
(If
DIGITAL2
(DAT)
is
lected,
the
recording
signal
will
not
be
output
from
the
DAT
jack.)
@
Because
the
recording
monitor
cannot
be
used
with
this
unit
when
the
recording
source
selector
switch
is
in
the
SOURCE
position,
please
use
headphones
in
the
DAT
or
tape
deck,
Recording
from
the
Tuner
to
the
DAT
or
Tape
Deck
1.
Place
the
analog
recording
source
selector
switch
[5]
in
the
TUNER
position.
2.
Begin
tuner
performance.
3.
Begin
DAT
or
tape
deck
recording
operation.
+
Be
careful
not
to
change
the
recording
source
selector
switch.
@
By
setting
the
input
selector
switch
to
another
position
during
recording,
it
is
possible
to
listen
to
a
different
source.
@
Ifyou
are
using
2
three-head
tape
deck,
setting
the
input
selector
switch
to
DAT
or
TAPE
enables
you
to
monitor
the
recording
conditions.
Tape-to-Tape
Duplicating
When
two
tape
decks
are
connected
at
once
to
this
unit,
a
tape
cen
be
copied
from
one
deck
to
the
other.
4.
To
copy
&
pre-recorded
tape
from
tape
deck
1
(connected
to
the
rear
panel
DAT
jacks)
to
tape
deck
2
(connected
to
the
TAPE
jacks):
Place
the
analog
recording
source
selector
switch{5]
in
the
DAT
>
TAPE
position
and
put
tape
deck 2
in
the
recording
mode
and
tape
deck
1
in
the
playback
mode.
If
tape
deck
2
isa
3-head
deck,
the
just-recorded
signal
can
be
monitored
by
setting
the
input
selector
switch
in
the
TAPE
position.
To
monitor
the
signal
from
tape
deck
1
before
it
has
been
recorded.
set
the
input
se-
lector
switch
in
the
DAT
position.
2.
To
copy
from
tape
deck 2
(connected
to
the
TAPE
jacks)
to
tape
deck
1
(connected
to
the
DAT
jacks):
Place
the
analog
recording
source
selector
switch
[Jin
the
TAPE
>
DAT
position
and
put
tape
deck
1
in
the
recording
made
and
tape
deck
2
in
the
playback
mode.
If
tape
deck
4
is
a
3-head
deck,
the
just-recorded
signal
can
be
monitored
by
setting
the
input
selector
switch
in
the
DAT
position.
aps

@
During
dubbing,
a
source
other
than
TAPE
or
DAT
can
be
listened
to
by
changing
the
setting
of
the
input
selector
switch.
How
to
do
DAT
Digital
Recording
When DAT
digital
input/output
is
connected
to
this
unit,
DAT
digitai
recording
can
be
done
if
the
digital
signat
is
directly
input
to
DAT.
4,
Set
the
input
selector
switch
[7]in
the
DIGITAL
position.
2.
Set
the
digital
recording
source
selector
switch
[10}
in
the
ON
position.
3.
Set
the
digital
input
selector
switch
[6]
in
the
desired
position.
(When
the
unit
being
recorded
from
is
connected
to
the
DIGI-
TAL-1
jack,
set
the
digital
input
selector
switch
[Blin
the
Dt-
GITAL-1
position,
and
when
the
unit
is
connected
to
the
DI-
GITAL-3
jack,
select
OKGITAL-3.}
.
Begin
DAT
recording
operation.
|.
Begin
program
source
performance.
+
Be
careful'not
to
change
the
input
selector
switch,
digital
input
selector
switch,
or
digital
recording
source
selector
switch
while
recording.
op
NOTE:
Digital
recording
can
be
done
only
by
connecting
the
recording
source
units
with
the
DIGITAL-1
or
DIGITAL-3.
Also,
it
is
not
possible
to
record
digitally
from
CD
players.
For
more
details,
please
refer
to
the
DAT
operations
manual.
Use
the
PROCESSOR
jacks
for
simultaneous
monitoring
of
recording
done
with
a
3-head
type
tape
deck.
(See
il-
lustration
for
connections.)
TAPE
DECK
.
Set
the
source
direct
switch
in
the
OFF
(==)
position:
.
Set the
processor
on/off
switch
in
the
ON
(
=)
position.
.
Select
the
source
with
the
input
selector
or
digital
input
selector.
.
Begin
tape
deck
recording
operation.
.
Begin
program
source
performance.
.
Simultaneous
monitoring
of
a
recording
is
possible
by
setting
the
tape
nionitor
switch
on
the
tape
deck
to
the
TAPE
position.
©
Be
careful
not
to
change
the
source
direct
switch,
processor
on/off
switch
and
input
selector
switch
while
recording.
©
Simultaneous
monitoring
of
a
recording
is
not
possible
with
a
2-head
tape
deck
or
a
DAT,
but
connection
is
possible.
Do
not
connect
both
audio
and
digital
output
at
the
same
time,
as
this
may
cause
vibration.
Sarena
Recording
from
Units
Connected
to
the
CDV
Jack
onto
Video
Tape
Recorders
4.
Set
the
video
mode
switch
in
the
VCR
REC-CDV
position.
The
jack
to
which
the
sound
of
the
CDV
player
is
connected
should
be
selected
with
the
input
selector
switch
[7]
(CD,
DIGITAL-1,
DIGITAL-2,
DIGITAL-3,
etc).
Be
careful
not
to
change
the
input
selector
switch
while
recording.
2.
Begin
video
cassette
recorder
recording
operations.
3.
Start
the
CDV
player.
VDP
to
VCR
Recording
1.
Select
the
VCR
REC-VDP
position
on
the
video
mode
switch.
2.
Start
the
VCR
unit,
in
the
recording
mode,
connected
to
the
VCR
jacks.
3.
Then
start
recording
by
activating
the
video
component
com-
nected
to
the
VDP
jacks.
©
To
monitor
the
video
program
being
recorded,
on
the
matitor
‘TV
set,
set
the
input
selector
switch
in
the
VCR
or
VDP
postion.
if
you
want
to
listen
to
an
audio
program
while
recording
avtdeo
program,
select
the
desired
source
by
simply
setting
the
int>ut
selector
switch
in
the
corresponding
source.
BGV
PLAYBACK
(Background
Video)
With
this
unit,
you
can
play
back
programs
on
a
monitor
from
a
video
component
connected
to
the
VDP
or
VCR
jacks
while
playing
your
turntable,
tuner,
CD
or
tape
decks.
in
this
example,
you
can
play
back
a
video
program
on
a
mo
by
selecting
the
VCR
REC-CDV
or
VDP
video
mode
switc!
while
listening
to
the
CD
player.
1.
Select
the
desired
audio
component
with
the
input
selector
switch
[7].
2.
Select
the
desired
video
component
by
adjusting
the
video
mode
switch
[12]
to
either
the
BGV-VCR,
VDP
or
CDV
position.
NOTES:
©
When
the
video
mode
switch
is
set
on
VCR
REC-VDP
or
VCR
REC-CDV,
the
video
signal
from
the
VCR
is
sent
to
the
monitor
regardless
of
the
input
selector
switch
position[Z].
therefore
the
playback
signal
of
VCR
is
not
interrupted
even
if
the
input
selector
switch
is
turned
to
the
VDP
position.
©
If
there
is
no
display
from
the
VDP
or
CDV
on
the
monitor
in
these
positions,
be
sure
that
both
input
and
output
leads
are
correctly
connected
between
the
video
components
and
amplifier,
all
components
are
turned
on
and
the
VCR
is
not
in
playback
mode.
More
importently,
make
sure
that
your
VCR
is
capable
of
sending
out
an
input
signal.
Using
a
Mixing
Console
or
Graphic
Equalizer
Connect
this
unit's
PROCESSOR
OUT
jack
with
the
graphic
‘equalizer's
(INPUT
jack,
and
this
unit's
PROCESSOR
IN
jack
with
the
graphic
equalizer's
OUTPUT
jack.
A.G10
Graphic
Equalizer
or
AudioProcessar
INPUT
OUTPUT
Equalizing
Audio
and
Video
Source
Performance
Select
the
desired
listening
source
with
the
input
selector
switch
fa.
2.
Set
the
source
direct
switch
[3]
in
the
OFF(
=)
position.
3.
Set
the
processor
on/off
switch
in
the
ON
(==)
position.
4.
.
.
Begin
performance.
At
this
time,
tone
control,
muting,
mode,
and balance
functions
can
be
adjusted
from
this
unit.
NOTE:
When
recording
something
that
has
been
sent
through
an
equalizer,
use
an
equalizer
which
is
equipped
with
equalizing
recording
capacity.

When
using
this
unit
connected
to
another
amy
NOTE:
The
method
of
use
differs
depending
on
the
area.
Please
read
the
instruction
manual
carefully.
©
For
European
and
Australian
models
Using
a
Power
Amplifier
When
you
want
to
direct
sound
to
the
speakers
of
a
power
amplifier,
surround
processor,
ar
another
device,
connect
the
PRE
OUT
jacks
of
this
unit
to
the
input
jacks
of
that
unit.
AG10
Power
‘Speaker
system
Amplifier
1,
Set
the
Pre-Out
on/off
switch
in
the
ON
(==)
position.
2,
Program
source
selection
as
weil
as
adjustment
of
the
volume,
tone
control,
balance,
mode,
and
muting
can
be
handled
through
this
unit.
NOTES:
©
With
this
unit,
the
pre-amp
and
power
amp
sections
cannot
be
used
independently
of
each
other.
@
When
connecting
another
unit
to
the
PRE
OUT
section
of
this
device,
do
not
connect
the
output
of
that
unit
to
this
device,
as
vibration
may
be
generated.
®@
For
USA,
Canadian
and
Woldwide
models
Using
a
Power
Amplifier
When
using
this
unit
as
a
pre-amplifier,
connect
the
PRE
OUT
jacks
of
this
unit
to
the
input
jacks
of
the
power
amplifier.
AG10
Speaker
system
»
Set
the
amp
selector
switch
to
the
SEPARATE
(=)
position,
©
If
you
leave
the
switch
in
the
CONNECT
position,
sound
will
‘be
output
from
the
speakers
connected
to
this
unit.
2.
Program
source
selection
as
well
as
adjustment
of
the
volume,
tone
control,
balance,
mode,
and
muting
can
be
handled
through
this
uniz,
Using
a
Pre-Amplifier
When
using
this
unit
as
a
power
amplifier,
connect
the
MAIN
IN
jacks
of
this
unit
to
the
output
jacks
of
the
pre-amplifier.
‘Speakor
system
Pro-
Ampiifior
tweuT_OUTPUT
1.
Set
the
amp
selector
switch
to
the
SEPARATE
(==)
position.
2.
Set
the
speaker
selector
switch
to
the
desired
position,
®@
With
this
unit,
the
pre-amp
and
power
amp
sections
can
he
used
independently
of
each
other.
When
using
the
surround
processor
and
other
built-in
functions
of
the
power
amp,
connect
the
PRE
QUT
jacks
of
this unit
with
the
input jacks
of
the
other
unit,
and
the
MAIN
IN
jacks
of
this
unit
to
the
output
jacks
of
the
other
unit.
The
sound
can
be
enjoyed
from
the
speakers
of
the
con-
nected
device.
In
this
case,
set
the
amp
selector
switch
to
the
SEPARATE
(=
)
position.
A-GI0
Speaker
syste
Surround
0,
ae:
Speaker
system
>»
INPUT
QUTPUT

Using
the
remote
control
transmitter
(For
U.S.A,
Canadian
and
Worldwide
models)
a
fhe
A
A
iE
SEE
Batteries
©
The
remote
control
transmitter
is
powered
by
two
batteries.
Before
using
this
unit
for
the
first
time,
insert
the
two
batteries
(included)
as
shown
in
the
diagram.
®
Average
battery
life
is
about
one
year.
This
period
may
be
shorter
depending
on
the
frequency
of
use
and
environment
(temper-
ature
and
humidity)
in
which
the
remote
control
transmitter
is
used.
@
if
the
remote
control
transmitter
does
not
operate
even
though
front
panel
controls
function
normally,
the
batteries
should
be
replaced.
Use
only
batteries
listed
in
the
following
chart.
Vottage
|
Siz
_
|
nese
NOTES:
1.
Do
not
leave
an
expired
battery
in
the
case
as
it
may
leak
or
damage
the
battery
case.
2.
When
inserting
the
batteries,
be
sure
the
(+)
and
(—)
ends
are
property
aligned.
3.
Do
not
use
nickel-cadmium
(rechargeable)
batteries.
4,
Do
not
use
one
specified
(manganese)
battery
and
one
al-
kaline
battery
at
the
same
time.
6.
Replace
both
batteries
at
once;
do
not
use
one
old
and
one
new
battery
together.
Transmitter
Battery
Replacement
First,
take
the
unit
aut
of
its
wooden
case.
@
While
pressing
down
on
the
battery
cover
on
the
back
of
the
remote
controller,
slide
the
cover
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow.
®
Load
the
two
batteries
that
came
with
the
transmitter
or
two
batteries
listed
in
the
table.
Load
them
with
the
+
and
-
ends
facing
as
shown
in
the
diagram.
Functions
for
remote
control
only
@
Volume
Keys
(
4
UP,
f
DOWN)
This
key
has
the
same
function
as
that
of
the
volume
contol
knob
[5].
The
volume
fevel
can
be
adjusted
by
pressing
the
UP
or
DOWN
key,
with
the
volume
control
knob
rotating
Sim-
ultaneously.
©
Absolute
Phase
Key
(ABSOLUTE
PHASE)
This
function
is
accessible
only
through
the
remote
controller.
When
this
key
is
pressed,
the
absolute
phase
indicator
gos
out,
and
the
phase
is
reversed.
Remote
Control
Transmitter
RC-1264
@
Precautions
.
Remove
the
batteries
if
the
remote
control
transmitter
is
not
going
to
be
used
for
a
long
time.
2.
The
batteries
of
the
remote
contro!
transmitter
must
be
replaced
periodically.
3.
This
unit
uses
infrared
rays.
Therefore,
commands
may
nat
be
received
properly
if
the
front
panel
of
this
unit
is
exposed
to
bright
light.
To
prevent
this
from
occurring,
place
this
unit
so
that
it
is
not
directly
exposed
to
bright
light.
4,
If
this
unit
is
placed
inside
an
audio
rack
behind
a
glass
door,
the
door
should
not
have
colored
glass
or
have
any
decorations
on
it,
since
this
could
shorten
the
range
or
prevent
commands
from
being
received.
5.
Use
of
other
infrared
remote
contro!
devices
in
the
same
room
may
cause
interference.
6.
The
transmitter
operates
up
to
a
distance
of
about
five
meters
(16
feet).
The
transmitting
window
must
always
be
pointed
at
the
reception
window
when
a
command
is
sent
to
the
A-G10.
7.
Mf
this
remote
contra!
transmitter
does
not
operate
properly,
confirm
that
the
batteries
are
not
dead.
if
the
problem
persists,
contact
your
Onkyo
Service
Center.
NOTE:
In
some
cases,
the
remote
control
function
may
be
unusata!e
because
of
external
noise
or
a
temporary
power
interruption.
Try
turning
the
power
off
and
waiting
at
teast
3
seconds
before
turning
it
on
again.
-10-

Troubleshooting
guide
If
the
A-G10
fails
to
function
normally.
first
check
the
following
points
before
contacting
your
Onkyo
dealer.
If
the
problem
is
not&ved
after
going
through
the
following
list,
unplug
the
power
cord
and
contact
your
Onkyo
authorized
service
center.
Problem
No
power.
Power
on
but
no
sound,
Cause
Remedy
‘©
Power
cord
is
not
correctly
plugged
into|
AC
outlet.
‘©
Power
switch
is
not
set
to
ON
position.
®
Plug
the
power
cord
into
the
AC
outiet
priPerly.
©
When
power
is
taken
from
another
preamplifier,
also
set
the
amplifier
power
switch
to
ON.
®
Bad
connections.
©
Check
input
leads,
speaker
leads,
pin
plug,
etc.
Hum,
fow
frequency
noise.
‘©
Poor
or
no
input
ground,
®
Poor
ot
no
phono
motor
ground.
Howling
when
the
volume
is
turned
up.
Rough
or
scratchy
sound.
High
range
is
not
clear.
©
Turntable
and
speakers
are
too
close
together.
©
Stylus
of
pick-up
is
worn.
©
Stylus
is
dirty.
®
Treble
control
is
too
high.
©
Check
outer
conductor
of
input
plugs.
©
Check
for
proper
ground
connection.
©
Move
them
farther
apart.
@
Replace.
@
Clean.
®@
Turn
trebie
control
down.
Specifications
POWER
AMPLIFIER
SECTION
Power
Output:
Impedance:
1435
watts
per
channel,
min
RMS.
at
8
ohms,
both
channels
driven
from
20
Hz
to
20
kHz,
with
no
more
than
0.008%
Tatal
harmonic
distortion.
2
x
240
Watts
an
4
ohms,
1
kHz
(DIN)
2
x
155
Watts
an
8
ohms,
1
kHz
(DIN)
Dynamic
Power:
Total
Harmonic
Distortion:
460
watts
2
ohms,
310
watts
4
chms
0.008%
at
rated
power
0.008%
at
1
watt
output
Intermodulation
Distortion:
Damping
Factor:
Frequency
Response:
CO,
Tuner:
Signal
to
Noise
Ratio
(JHF-A):
EQUALIZER
AMPLIFIER
SECTION
Phono
Overload:
Phono
(MM):
Phono
(MC):
RIAA
Deviation:
Phono
(MM):
Signal
to
Noise
Phono
(MM):
Ratio
(IHF-A):
Phono
(MC):
Total
Harmonic
Distortion
(REC
3V
output)
(MM):
0.003%
D/A
CONVERTER
SECTION
D/A
Conversion:
Sampling
Frequency:
Frequency
Response:
2
Hz
—
20
kHz
Signal
to
Noise
Ratio:
110.
dB
Dynamic
Range:
103
48
SOURCE
DIRECT:
104
dB
0.005%
at
rated
power
150
at
8
ohms
18
bit
with
eight-times
over
sampling
32,
44.1,
48
ktiz
Total
Harmonic
Distortion:
0.0015%
(at
1
kHz)
Output
level:
2Virms
OVERALL
CHARACTERISTICS
Input
Sensitivity/
Phono
(MM):
Phono
(MC):
110
1V/100
ohne
co: 150
mV/50
kohns
Tape
Pla
7150
mV/50
kohnis.
VCR
Ploy:
150
mV/50
kohns:
VOP
Play:
150
mV/50
kohns
PROCESSOR
IN:
180
mV/60
kohms
MAIN
IN
(USA,
Canadian
and
Worldwide
models):
1¥/20
kohms
Output
Level/Impedance:
Tape
Rec:
150
mV/470
ohms
(Phono)
PROCESSOR
out
180
mV/470
ohri's
2
Hz-50
kHz
(Phono)
(0,
-1
4B)
Per
Out:
1V/1
kobm
Digital
Input:
COAXIAL:
0.5
Vp-p/75
ohms
OPTICAL:
=
-17.5
~
~27
dim
{Biphase)
210
mV
RMS.
at
1
KHZ,
Digital
Output:
COAXIAL:
0.5
Vp-p/76
ohms
0.005%
THD.
Tone
Control
CONTRABASS:
+10
dB
at
20 Hz
9.3
mV
RMS.
at
4
KHZ
{Vol
-20
dB):
BASS:
410
dB
at
20
Hz
£0,2
dB,
20
Hz
-20 kHz
TREBLE:
$8
GB
ot
20
kHz
89
dB(5
mV
input)
High
Cut:
6
kHz
(6
dB/Octave)
(TREBLE
min.)
85
dB
(0.5
mV
input)
Muting:
~20
dB
Power
Supply:
European
models
(except
U.K.):
AC
220V,
50Hz
Canadian
models:
AC
120V,
60Hz
U.K.
&
Australian
models:
‘AC
240V,
50Hz
Worldwide
models:
AC
120
and
220V
switchable,
60/60Rz
Dimensions:
477(W)
x
183(H)
x
453(D)
mm
18-3/4°x7-3/16"x17-13/16"
Weight:
30
kg,
66.1
Ibs.
2.5
mV/50
kohms
4p
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