Onkyo TX-SV313PRO User manual

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X-SV313PRO
Audio
Video
Control
Tuner
Amplifier

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C
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on
your
purchase
of
the
ONKYO
TX-SV313PRO
Tuner-Amplifier.
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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
enjoy-
ment
from
your
new
TX-SV313PRO.
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Please
retain
this
manual
for
future
reference.
Important
safeguards
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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”
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK
DO
NOT
OPEN
@
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
enciosure
that
may
be
of
sufficient
mag-
nitude
to
constitute
a
risk
of
electric
shock
to
persons.
@
The
exclamation
point
within
an
equilateral
triangie
is
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence
of
important
operating
and
maintenance
(servicing)
instructions
in
the
literature
accompanying
the
appliance.
Important
safeguards
1.
Read
Instructions
-
Ali
the
safety
and
operating
instructions
should
be
read
before
the
appliance
is
operated.
2.
Retain
Instructions
—
The
safety
and
operating
instructions
should
be
retained
for
future
reference.
Heed
Warnings
—
All
warnings
on
the
appliance
and
in
the
operating
instructions
should
be
adhered
to.
oy)
4.
Follow
Instructions
—
Ail
operating
and
use
instructions
should
be
fol-
lowed.
5.
Water
and
Moisture
—
The
appliance
should
not
be
used
near
water
-
for
example,
near
a
bathtub,
washbow/l,
kitchen
sink,
lau
ndry
tub,
in
a
wet
basement,
or
near
a
swimming
pool,
and
the
like.
6.
Carts
and
Stands
-
The
appliance
should
be
used
only
with
a
cart
or
Stand
that
is
recommended
by
the
manufacturer.
6A.
An
appliance
and
cart
combination
should
be
moved
with
care.
Quick
stops,
exces-
sive
force,
and
uneven
surfaces
may
cause
the
appliance
and
cart
combination
to
overturn.
PORTABLE
CART
WARNING
S3125A
7.
Wall
or
Ceiling
Mounting
-
The
appliance
should
be
mounted
to
a
wali
or
ceiling
only
as
recommended
by
the
manufacturer.
“WARNING”
“TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
FIRE
OR
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE”
@
For
models
having
power
cords
with
a
polarized
plug.
CAUTION:
To
PREVENT
ELECTRIC
SHOCK.
MATCH
WIDE
BLADE
OF
PLUG
TO
WIDE
SLOT,
FULLY
INSERT.
@
Sur
les
modéles
dont
la
fiche
est
polarisée.
ATTENTION:
pour
eviter
Les
cHocs
ELECTRIQUES.
INTRODUIRE
LA
LAME
LA
PLUS
LARGE
DE
LA
FICHE
DANS
LA
BORNE
CORRESPONDANTE
DE
LA
PRISE
ET
POUSSER
JUSQU
AU
FOND.
8.
Ventilation
-
The
appliance
should
be
situated
so
that
its
location
or
position
does
not
interfere
with
its
proper
ventilation.
For
example,
the
appliance
should
not
be
situated
on
a
bed,
sofa,
rug,
or
similar
surface
that
may
block
the
ventilation
openings:
or,
placed
in
a
built-in
installation,
Such
as
a
bookcase
or
cabinet
that
may
impede
the
flow
of
air
through
the
ventilation
openings.
9.
Heat
-
The
appliance
should
be
situated
away
from
heat
sources
such
as
radiators,
heat
registers,
stoves,
or
other
appliances
{including
amplifi-
ers)
that
produce
heat.
10.
Power
Sources
~
The
appliance
should
be
connected
to
a
power
sup-
ply
only
of
the
type
described
in
the
operating
instructions
or
as
marked
on
the
appliance.
11.
Polarization
—
ff
the
appliance
is
provided
a
polarized
plug
having
on
blade
wider
than
the
other,
please
read
the
following
information;
The
polarization
of
the
plug
is
a
safety
feature.
The
polarized
Plug
will
only
fit
the
outlet
one
way.
If
the
plug
does
not
fit
fully
into
the
outlet,
try
reversing
it.
if
there
is
still
trouble,
the
user
should
seek
the
services
of
a
qualified
electrician,
Under
no
circumstances
should
the
user
attempt
to
defeat
the
polarization
of
the
plug.
12.
Power-Cord
Protection
—
Power-supply
cords
should
be
routed
so
that
they
are
not
likely
to
be
walked
on
or
pinched
by
items
placed
upon
Or
against
them,
paying
particular
attention
to
cords
at
plugs,
conve-
nience
receptacies,
and
the
point
where
they
exit
from
the
appliance.
13.
Cleaning
~
The
appliance
should
be
cleaned
only
as
recommended
by
the
manufacturer.
14.
Power
Lines
—
An
outdoor
antenna
should
be
located
away
from
power
lines.
15.
Nonuse
Periods
—
The
power
cord
of
the
appliance
should
be
unplugged
from
the
outlet
when
left
unused
for
a
long
period
of
time.

16.
Object
and
Liquid
Entry
—
Care
shouid
be
taken
so
that
objects
do
not
fall
and
liquids
are
not
spilled
into
the
enclosure
through
openings.
17.
Damage
Requiring
Service
—
The
appliance
should
be
serviced
by
qualified
service
personne!
when:
A.
The
power-supply
cord
or
the
plug
has
been
damaged;
or
B.
Objects
have
falien,
or
liquid
has
been
spilled
into
the
appliance:
or
C.
The
appliance
has
been
exposed
to
rain;
or
D.
The
appliance
does
not
appear
to
operate
normally
or
exhibits
a
marked
change
in
performance:
or
E.
The
appliance
has
been
dropped,
or
the
enclosure
damaged.
18.
Servicing
—
The
user
shoud
not
attempt
to
service
the
appliance
beyond
that
described
in
the
operating
instructions.
All
other
servicing
should
be
referred
to
qualified
service
personnel.
19.
Outdoor
Antenna
Grounding
-
If
an
outside
antenna
is
connected
to
the
receiver,
be
sure
the
antenna
system
is
grounded
so
as
to
provide
some
protection
against
voltage
surges
and
built
up
static
charges.
Article
810
of
the
National
Electrical
Code,
ANSI/NFPA
70.
provides
information
with
regard
to
proper
grounding
of
the
mast
and
supporting
structure,
grounding
of
the
lead-in
wire
to
an
antenna
discharge
unit,
size
of
ground-
ing
conductors,
location
of
the
antenna-discharge
unit,
connection
to
grounding
electrodes,
and
requirements
for
the
grounding
electrode.
See
Figure
73.1.
‘cautions
a
1.
Warranty
Card
The
serial
number
is
written
on
the
rear
panel
of
this
unit.
Copy
the
serial
number
and
model
number
onto
your
warranty
card
and
keep
it
in
a
safe
place.
2.
Recording
Copyright
Recording
of
copyrighted
material
for
other
than
personal
use
is
illegal
without
permission
of
the
copyright
holder.
3.
AC
Fuse
The
fuse
is
located
inside
the
chassis
and
is
not
user
service-
able.
if
power
does
not
come
on,
contact
your
ONKYO
service
center.
4.
Care
From
time
to
time
you
should
wipe
off
the
front
and
rear
panels
and
the
cabinet
with
a
soft
cloth.
For
heavier
dirt,
dampen
a
soft
cloth
in
a
weak
solution
of
mild
detergent
and
water
or
a
mild
prren2
cleaner,
wring
it
out
dry,
and
wipe
off
the
dirt.
Following
“nis,
dry
immediately
with
a
clean
cloth.
Do
not
use
rough
mate-
rial,
thinners,
alcohol
or
other
chemical
solvents
or
cloths
since
these
could
damage
the
finish
or
remove
the
panel
lettering.
5.
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.
U.S.A.
and
Canadian
models:
AC120V,
60
Hz
Worldwide
madels:
120
and
220V
switchable,
50/60
Hz
FIGURE
73.1:
EXAMPLE
OF
ANTENNA
GROUNDING
AS
PER
NATIONAL
ELEC-
TRICAL
CODE
ANTENNA
LEAD
IN
WIRE
La
|
ANTENNA
DISCHARGE
UNIT
ELECTRIC
SERVICE
EQUIPMENT
.
(NEC
SECTION
810-21)
—-==
GROUND
CLAMPS
“~~~
POWER
SERVICE
GROUNDING
ELECTRODE
SYSTEM
(NEC
ART
250,
PART
H)
NEC
—
NATIONAL
ELECTRICAL
CODE
52898A
Voitage
Selector
(Rear
Pane!)
Worldwide
models
are
equipped
with
a
voltage
selector
to
con-
form
with
local
power
supplies.
Be
sure
to
set
this
switch
to
Match
the
voltage
of
the
power
supply
in
your
area
before
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
volt-
age
selector
can
only
be
used
in
areas
where
the
power
supply
is
the
same
as
that
of
the
unit.
220V
120V
~
at
AC220V
220V
~~
120V
at
AC120V
Tuning
Step
Frequency
Switch
(Bottom)
Worldwide
modeis
are
equipped
with
a
switch
that
controls
the
AM
(9
KHz/10
kHz)
band
tuning
steps.
Be
sure
to
set
this
switch
to
match
the
tuning
step
frequency
in
your
area.
(NEC
SECTION
870-20)
~
GROUNDING
CONDUCTORS

Features
|
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Plenty
of
Clean
Power
Continuous
power
rated
at
6Ow/ch
into
8
ohms
with
no
more
than
0.08%
THD
in
stereo
mode
(front),
15
watts
(center)
and
15w/ch
to
the
rear
gives
you
enough
power
to
handle
today’s
digital
sources
easily.
e
Discrete
Output
Stage
instead
of
off-the-shelf
IC
power
amplifier
circuitry
used
in
some
mid-ciass
amplifiers,
each
of
your
TX-SV313PRO’s
front
channels
has
its
own
discrete
power
amplifier
to
ensure
clean
sound
from
any
source.
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Dolby
Pro-Logic
Surround
Sound
System
Creates
a
multi-dimensional
soundstage
with
better
channet
separation,
iocalization,
imaging.
and
gives
you
dialogue
that
comes
directly
from
center
stage.
And
with
built-in
auto
input
balance,
sound
from
the
L/R
channels
always
compliments
each
other.
The
result
is
sound
effects
comparabie
to
that
of
high-class
theaters.
Direct
Access
Tuning
40-Station
Random
Preset
Tuning
Six-Class
Classified
Memory
Connection
Facilities
for
Two
Video
Components
Selective
Tone
Controi
f1
Compatible
Remote
Control
Included
Explanation
|
Surround
System
Many
motion
pictures
produced
in
the
last
decade
have
been
released
in
“Dolby
Stereo”
sound,
with
music,
dialogue,
and
panned
effects
com-
ing
from
the
3-channel
front
soundstage,
and
surround
effects
and
ambience
emmanating
from
the
sides
and
rear
of
the
theater.
These
four
channels
are
encoded,
or
matrixed,
into
a
two-channel
DOLBY
STEREO
release,
and
decoded
in
the
theater
by
a
professiona!
DOLBY
STE-
REO
MP
(Motion
Picture)
decoder.
These
surround
sound
effects
are
“hidden’
in
the
two-channel
stereo
movie
release,
and
decoded
in
the
the-
ater
by
special
Dolby
equipment.
These
same
two-channel
motion
picture
masters
are
used
for
production
of
stereo
VHS,
VHS-Hi-Fi.
Beta
Hi-Fi,
and
stereo
Laser
Vision
discs
that
you
can
buy
or
rent
at
your
video
store.
The
TX-SV313PRO
incorporates
the
Dolby
Pro
Logic
Surround
Circuit,
which
is
designed
to
emu-
late
the
audience
experience
found
in
DOLBY
STEREO
theaters.
Like
DOLBY
SURROUND,
DOLBY
PRO
LOGIC
SURROUND
is
capable
of
creating
a
multi-dimensional
soundstage,
but
with
the
increased
channei
separation
it
gives
a
far
greater
sense
of
“movement”
and
sound
loca!-
ization.
Just
like
in
the
theater,
the
addition
of
the
active
center
channel
ensures
that
all
audience
members
hear
dialogue
coming
from
its
on-
screen
sources
regardless
of
seating
position.
Since
the
TX-SV313PRO
is
equipped
with
a
front
amplifier,
center
amplifier
and
a
rear
(surround)
amplifier,
Dolby
Pro
Logic
Surround
effects
can
ali
be
produced.
You
can
enjoy
the
feeling
of
a
movie
theater
in
your
own
room.
To
reproduce
these
effects,
rear
(surround)
speakers
and
center
speakers
are
necessary.
The
placement
of
these
speakers
is
important.
You
can
experiment
with
various
positions
and
locations
to
find
the
best
placement
for
optimum
sound
quality
in
your
room.
Examples
of
Speaker
Placement
FRONT
LEFT
ee
LISTENER
:
|}
€—.—
REAR
(SURROUND)
———>
LEFT
RIGHT
With
the
rear
(surround)
speakers
facing
the
wall,
the
reverberation
effect
amplifies
the
“surround”
effect
for
a
more
“live”
sound.
Try
it
and
see!
@
Dolby
Pro
Logic
Surround
When
using
video
cassette
tapes
or
video
discs
that
have
the
DOLBY
STEREO
or
DOLBY
SURROUND
trade
mark,
you
can
achieve
the
Same
kind
of
sound
in
your
room
that
you
experience
in
a
movie
theater.
In
the
Dolby
Pro
Logic
Surround
mode,
three
modes
are
available
according
to
the
type
of
center
speaker
used.
1.
Norma!:
When
a
small
speaker
is
used
on
the
center
channel,
Signals
of
100
Hz
or
more
are
output
from
the
center
speaker,
and
signals
of
100
Hz
or
less
are
spiit
between
the
front
L
and
R
channels.
2.
Wide
band:
When
the
center
speaker
is
approximately
the
same
size
as
the
left
and
right
front
speakers,
it
operates
throughout
the
full
frequency
range.
3.
Phantom:
When
no
center
speaker
is
used,
the
center
channel
signal
is
split
between
the
front
L
and
A
speakers,
producing
the
same
results
as
found
with
a
center
speaker.
Manufactured
under
license
from
Dolby
Laboratories
Licensing
Corporation.
Additionally
licensed
under
one
or
more
of
the
following
pat-
ents:
U.S.
numbers
3,632,886,
3,746,792
and
3,959,590;
Canadian
numbers
1,004,603
and
1,037,877.
“Dolby”
and
the
double-D
symbol
QO
are
trademarks
of
Dolby
Laboratories
Licensing
Corporation.

Before
using
this
unit
Heer
ee
a
aa
etttee
neennes
1.
Supplied
Accessories
a
at
AM
loop
T-shaped
FM
fRi
remote
contro!
cable
x
1
Remote
control
transmitter
x
1
antenna
x
1
antenna
x
1
Batteries
x
2
2.
Transmitter
Battery
Insertion
@
If
the
remote
contro!
transmitter
does
not
operate
even
though
front
panel
controls
function
normally,
the
batteries
should
be
replaced.
Use
only
batteries
listed
in
the
following
chart.
ome
®
=>
Voltage
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
properly
aligned.
3.
Do
not
use
nickel-cadmium
(rechargeable)
batteries.
4
.
.
.
.
Do
not
use
one
specified
(manganese)
battery
and
one
alka-
|
Precautions
when
using
batteries
line
Battery
at
the
same
time.
i
@
The
remote
contro!
transmitter
is
powered
by
two
batteries.
5.
Replace
both
batteries
at
once:
do
not
use
one
old
and
one
Before
using
this
unit
for
the
first
time,
insert
the
two
batteries
new
battery
together.
(included)
as
shown
in
the
diagram.
e@
Average
battery
life
is
about
one
year.
This
period
may
be
shorter
depending
on
the
frequency
of
use
and
environment
(temperature
and
humidity)
in
which
the
remote
control
transmit-
ter
is
used.
|
@.
the
remote
control
transmitter
1.
The
batteries
of
the
remote
control
transmitter
must
be
replaced
periodically.
TX-SV313PRO
2.
This
unit
uses
infrared
rays.
Therefore,
commands
may
not
be
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sensor
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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.
3.
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.
4.
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
TX-SV313PRO.
5.
If
this
remote
control
transmitter
does
not
operate
properly,
con-
firm
that
the
batteries
are
not
dead.
If
the
problem
persists,
con-
tact
your
ONKYO
Service
Center.
30
°
approx.
5m
(16
feet)
Remote
control
transmitter

ee
f
re
antenna
/
AM
loop
.
AM
loop
Connect
only
one
/
antenna
Outdoor
FM
antenn
c
antenna
'
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at
FM
antenna
System
connections
eee
Do
not
plug
in
the
cord
until
all
connections
have
been
made.
General
Always
make
sure
that
you
connect
the
left
and
right
channets
cor-
rectly.
Terminals
on
equipment
and
cables,
when
color-coded.
usu-
ally
employ
the
convention
ot
red
for
the
right
channel.
(Red=Right)
Antenna
Connections
TOT
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Worldwide
models
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75
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coaxial
cable
(3C-2V,
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USA
and
Canadian
models
Outdoor
AM
antenna
Indoor
T-shaped
EM
antenna
or
300
oAm
indoor
T-Shaped
FM
outdoor
antenna
one
time
Qutdoor
AM
antenna
om
me
eee
ee
LL
Ground
connection
is
not
necessary
for
turntable
without
ground
lead
TURNTABLE
COMPACT
CASSETTE
CASSETTE
TAPE
This
reminder
is
provided
for
proper
grounding
and,
|
ground
shall
be
connected
Note
to
CATV
system
installer:
attention
to
Article
820-40
of
the
N
the
CATV
system
instailer’s
EC,
which
provides
guidelines
in
particular,
specifies
that
the
cable
to
the
grounding
system
of
the
build-
|
to
call
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as
close
to
the
point
of
cable
entry
as
practical.
|
CENTER
POWER
AMPLIFIER
VIDEO
DISC
PLAYER
or
VIDEO
CASSETTE
VIDEO
CASSETTE
!
PLAYER
(VIDEO-1)
AECORDER
(VIDEQ-2)
CENTER
SPEAKER
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TAPE
DECK
2
SPEAKERS
PLAYER
DECK
+
or
GRAPHIC
(FRONT)
EQUALIZER
FM
Antenna
Connections
Use
the
T-shaped
antenna
if
yOu
live
in
an
area
where
signal
Strength
of
FM
broadcasts
is
high.
Connect
the
antenna
to
the
EM
300
ohms
terminals
and
place
the
antenna
on
a
wall
or
other
sur-
face
in
the
position
in
which
reception
is
best.
If
signal
strength
is
low
in
your
area,
use
a
multi-element
EM
outdoor
antenna
and
con-
nect
to
this
unit
using
a
75
ohm
coaxial
cable
because
this
type
of
cable
is
more
resistant
to
interference
than
300
ohm
cable.
Consuit
your
ONKYO
authorized
service
center
about
the
right
type
of
antenna
for
your
area.
NOTE:
Do
not
use
the
same
antenna
for
both
FM
and
TV
(ar
VCR)
reception
since
the
FM
and
TV
(or
VCR)
signals
can
interfere
with
each
other.
If
you
must
use
a
common
FM/TV
(or
VCR)
antenna,
use
a
directional
linkage
type
splitter.
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SPEAKER
IMPEDANCE
FRONT:
6
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MIN/SPEAKS
CENTER:
8
ohms
MIN/SPEA,
REAR:
8
ohms
MIN/SPEAKS
SPEAKERS
REAR
{SURROUND)
Directionat
linkage
type
splitter
To
receiver
To
TV
(or
VCR}
Antenna
and
Speaker
(CENTER)
Connections
f
oO
Press
dawn
the
lever.
2)
6)
Return
the
lever
to
its
original
position,
Insert
the
wire
into
the
hole,

AM
Antenna
Connections
An
AM
loop
antenna
is
included
in
the
installation
instructions
bag.
Take
out
the
connection
line
and
connect
it
to
the
AM
antenna
termi-
nals.
This
loop
antenna
can
be
Placed
on
top
of
any
stable
surface
or
attached
to
a
wall.
Try
several
positions
to
determine
which
gives
the
best
reception.
Be
sure
the
antenna
is
not
near
a
speaker,
power
cord,
television
set,
VCR.
or
motorized
appliances.
When
using
an
external
AM
antenna,
do
not
remove
the
loop
antenna:
connect
both
antennas
to
the
AM
antenna
terminals.
AM
loop
antenna
assembly
|
Connect
to
the
AM
antenna
terminals.
Remove
the
vinyi
tie
and
take
cut
the
connection
line,
direction.
|
|
Bend
in
the
reverse
|
|
|
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a.
With
the
antenna
or:
top
of
any
stable
surface
6.
With
the
antenna
|
attached
to
a
wall
installation
hale
Mount
on
a
wail.
etc.
'
reception
is
easily
affected
by
television
sets
and
VCRs.
therefore,
AM
reception
may
be
poor
if
this
unit
is
placed
too
close
to
a
TV
or
a
VCR.
.
Speaker
Connections
(SPEAKERS)
1.
Connect
the
speakers
to
“FRONT”
and/or
“REAR”
terminals.
The
center
speaker
should
be
connected
to
CENTER
terminals.
When
connecting
speakers,
Proper
polarity
is
important.
Always
connect
the
(+)
terminal
(red)
on
this
equipment
to
the
(+)
termi-
nal
on
the
speaker
and
the
(-)
terminal
(black)
on
this
equipment
to
the
(—-)
terminal
on
the
speaker.
Do
not
connect
a
Single
speaker
in
parallel
to
the
right
and
left
channel
outputs.
.
Use
speaker
cables
that
have
a
low
im
short
as
possible.
Attach
speaker
cables
to
the
rear
panel
speaker
terminais
with
care,
being
sure
that
connections
are
made
firmly
and
that
there
is
nO
possibility
of
a
short
circuit
occurring.
2.
pedance
and
that
are
as
Compact
Disc
Player
or
Other
Com
(CD)
Connect
the
output
of
the
CD
Player
or
an
additiona!
audio
compo-
nent
to
the
CD
jacks.
An
ONKYO
CD
player
with
remote
contro!
that
has
the
RE
mark
can
be
Operated
by
the
TX-SV313PRO.
(Please
refer
to
“Connections
for
Remote
Control”.}
For
more
details,
refer
to
your
CD
player
instruction
manual.
ponent
Connections
Turntable
Connections
(PHONO)
Connect
the
output
of
the
turntable
to
the
PHONO
jacks.
Be
sure
to
connect
the
ground
(earth)
lead
wire
from
the
turntable
to
the
ground
terminal
(GND).
Lack
of
proper
ground
connection
will
cause
hum
Turntables
not
provided
with
GND
wires
do
not
need
to
be
con-
nected.
1.
Place
the
turntable
on
a
firm
shelf
or
deck
free
from
vibrations
(especially
those
generated
by
the
speaker
system).
ff
the
turnta-
ble
is
permitted
to
pick
Up
Such
unwanted
vibrations,
not
only
with
the
performance
of
the
unit
drop,
but
distortion
in
the
bass
frequencies
and
howling
in
the
speakers
may
aiso
occur.
Check
the
turntable
instruction
manual
for
any
other
precautions.
The
foud
noises
that
occur
when
connecting
and
disconnecting.
replacing
the
cartridge
or
lowering
the
tonearm
could
damage
the
speakers.
Always
turn
the
Power
switch
off
before
making
connections.
Tape
Deck
and
Graphic
Equalizer
Connections
(TAPE-1,
TAPE-2)
1.
This
unit
has
facilities
for
two
tape
decks.
If
you
are
using
only
one
tape
deck,
connect
it
to
the
TAPE-1
jacks.
If
you
have
two
tape
decks,
connect
one
to
the
TAPE-1
jacks
and
the
other
to
the
TAPE-2
jacks.
Connect
the
output
of
the
tape
decks
to
the
TAPE-1
and
TAPE-2
“PLAY”
jacks.
Connect
the
input
of
the
tape
decks
to
the
TAPE-1
and
TAPE-2
“REC”
jacks
of
the
unit.
For
more
details,
refer
to
your
tape
deck
instruction
manual.
To
connect
a
graphic
equalizer,
too,
use
the
TAPE-2
jacks
and
conneéci
the
second
tape
deck
to
the
tape
jacks
of
the
equaiizer.
(See
the
figure)
!
To
connect
a
graphic
equalizer
and
second
tape
deck
|
to
the
TAPE-2
jacks.
H
To
TAPE-2
“REC”
iacks
of
TX-SV313PRO
Te
TAPE-2
“PLAY”
jacks
of
TX-SV313PRO
Graphic
equalizer
Second
tape
deck
lf
you
have
an
ONKYO
tape
deck
with
the
(QI
remote
contro!
jack,
connect
it
to
the
TAPE-1
jacks.
Please
refer
to
the
section
“Connections
for
Remote
Control!”
regarding
connection
of
the
remote
control
cable.
Video
Disc
Player
(or
Video
Cassette
P
(VIDEO-1)
Connect
the
VIDEO
Output
of
the
video
disc
player
to
the
Tx-
SV313PRO
(VIDEO)
VIDEO-1
“iN”
jack
and
the
AUDIO
output
to
the
(AUDIO)
VIDEO-1
“IN”
jack.
The
VIDEO-1
jack
is
only
for
playback,
there
is
no
OUT
jack.
For
more
details,
refer
to
the
video
disc
player
instruction
manual.
layer)
Connections
Video
Cassette
Recorder
Connections
(VIDEO-2)
1.
Connect
the
VIDEO
output
of
the
VCR
to
the
rear
panel
(VIDEO)
VIDEO-2
“IN”
jack
and
the
VIDEO
input
of
the
VCR
to
the
rear
panel
(VIDEO)
VIDEO-2
“OuT
jack.
Then
connect
the
AUDIO
Output
of
the
VCR
to
the
(AUDIO)
VIDEO-2
L
and
R
“IN”
jacks.
Finally,
connect
the
AUDIO
input
of
the
VCR
to
the
(AUDIO)
VIDEO-2
L
and
R
“OUT”
iacks.
.
When
using
a
playback-only
VCR,
only
the
output
connections
need
to
be
performed.
For
more
details,
refer
to
the
VCR
instruction
manual.

TV
Connections
(MONITOR)
1.
Connect
the
TV
VIDEO
input
to
the
TX-SV313PRO
MONITOR
“OUT”.
jack.
There
is
no
need
to
perform
an
audio
connection
since
sound
will
be
sent
directly
from
the
TX-SV313PRO
to
the
Speaker
systems.
2.
The
TX-SV313PRO
does
not
have
an
RF
converter.
Therefore,
it
can
be
used
with
only
a
monitor
TV
equipped
with
a
video
input
jack.
3.
Since
the
television
set,
tuner
(FM/AM)
section
of
this
unit
can
cause
interference
that
may
disrupt
sound
and/or
picture
quality,
the
TV
and
TX-SV313PRO
and
their
respective
connection
should
be
placed
as
far
apart
as
possible.
The
use
of
a
common
TV/FM
antenna
is
not
recommended
(see
antenna
section).
AC
Outlets
@
SWITCHED:
These
outlets
are
switched
on
and
off
by
the
Power
button
on
the
front
panel
and
remote
control
transmitter.
Capacity
is
total
90
watts.
Amplifier
Connections
@
CENTER
PRE
OUT
jack
During
surround
operations,
when
a
center
power
amplifier
is
used
for
the
Center
speaker,
make
the
connections
at
the
TX-
SV313PRO
CENTER
PRE
OUT
jack,
and
the
INPUT
jack
on
the
power
amplifier.
Center
Speaker
CENTER
Power
Ampirfier
Connections
for
Remote
Control
(REMOTE
CONTROL)
e
A
cassette
tape
deck,
and
compact
disc
player,
that
have
the
ONKYO
fl
mark
can
be
operated
using
the
accessory
remote
control
transmitter
with
the
TX-SV313PRO.
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CONTROL
Connect
a
remote
contre!
cable
to
the
black
jack
with
the
(|
mark,
An
Fl
remote
contro!
cable
equipped
with
a
1/8”
(3.5mm)
diameter
miniature
two-con-
ductor
phone
plug
is
attached
ta
the
TX-SV313PRO
and
to
CD
player.
with
the
Ri
mark,
To
use
an
ONKYO
compact
disc
player
and
cassette
tape
deck
with
the
fR1
mark,
insert
the
accessory
remote
control
cable
plug
into
the
REMOTE
CONTROL
jack.
As
far
as
connecting
sequence
is
concerned,
it
doesn’t
matter
whether
the
cable
is
connected
from
the
TX-SV313PRO
to
the
cassette
tape
deck
or
to
the
compact
disc
player.
The
remote
control
transmitter
is
operated
by
facing
it
towards
the
remote
control
sensor
of
the
TX-SV313PRO.
NOTES:
@
fo
enable
remote
control
operation,
the
audio
connection
cables
and
the
remote
control
cable
should
be
connected
|
between
the
units.
@
The
remote
control
of
the
TX-SV313PRO
cannot
be
used
to
operate
an
ONKYC
turntable.

Control
positions
and
names
ee
Front
panel
For
more
information
about
buttons
or
controls,
turn
to
the
page
number
listed
in
the
[
_].
Classified
Memory
Scan
Button
Headphone
Jack
(PHONES)
(CLASSIFIED
SCAN)
Selective
Tone
Control
Button
Speaker
Button
(SPEAKERS)
[10]
(SELECTIVE
TONE)
|
Direct
Access
Tuning
Button
Remote
Control
Sensor
(DIRECT
TUNING)
[11]
|
|
FM
Muting/Mode
Button
|
|
Volume
Control
|
(MUTE/MODE)
[11]
Knob
and
Indicator
|
Butt
Number
Buttons
(MASTER
VOLUME)
[10]
|
Memory
Button
(1
to
9,
0)
|
|
(MEMORY)
|
Stand-by/
;
Received
Indicator
Tuning
Selector
Buttons
Balance
Control
Knob
(DOWN,
UP)
[11]
(BALANCE)
[10]
Power
Button
Treble
Control
Knob
(POWER)
[10]
(TREBLE)
[10]
Classified
Memory
Buttons
(CLASS-A
to
CLASS-F)
[11]
Bass
Control
Knob
(BASS)
[10]
Surround
Operation
Button
(PRO
LOGIC,
CENTER
MODE,
Input
Selector
Buttons:
DELAY
TIME)
Audio
Selectors
(CD,
PHONO,
FM,
AM,
TAPE-1,
TAPE-2
MONITOR)
[10]
Video
Selectors
(VIDEO-1
VDP/CDV,
VIDEO-2
VCR)
Display
and
indicators
Audio
Muting
Indicator
Tape-2
Monitor
Indicator
Video
Input
Selector
Indicators
Memory
[Indicator
Speaker
Indicators
Sleep
Indicator
Multi
Function
Display
(2)
Preset
Station/Sleep
Timer/
Delay
Time/Center,
Rear
Volume
Level
FM
Muting
On/Off
Indicator
Signal
Strength
indicator
Selective
Tone
Control
Indicator
Surround
Mode
Indicators
FM
Stereo
Indicator
Multi
Function
Display
(1)
Frequency/Anput
Selector/Each
mode

Remote
control
transmitter
RC-251S
Power
Button
(POWER)
Input
Selector
Buttons
(CD,
PHONO,
TUNER,
VIDEO-1,
VIDEO-2,
TAPE-1,
TAPE-2)
Sieep
button
(SLEEP)
Press
to
set
the
power
off
timer.
The
sleep
timer
is
a
function
which
button
off
the
power
to
the
system
from
the
time
it
is
set.
When
this
button
is
pressed,
“90
MIN”
is
displayed
for
5
seconds,
and
the
power
goes
off
90
minutes
later.
Each
time
the
button
is
pressed
during
5
seconds,
the
timer
setting
changes,
by
10
minute
intervals,
such
as
80,
70,
60
....
While
the
sleep
timer
is
operating,
the
indicator
is
lighted.
If
the
sleep
button
is
pressed
during
this
time,
the
amount
of
time
remaining
on
the
sleep
timer
its
displayed,
and
if
the
button
is
pressed
during
that
display,
10
minutes
will
be
subtracted
from
that
time.
If
the
button
is
pressed
when
the
panel
display
shows
10
minutes
or
less,
the
sleep
timer
is
cancelled,
and
the
power
is
not
turned
recording
begins.
:
Interrupts
all
operations.
When
the
TUNER
button
is
pressed,
tne
off.
station
which
was
received
previously
is
recailed.
Selection
of
AM
or
FM
should
be
done
on
the
main
unit.
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CD
Operation
Buttons
(CD)
TT.
These
buttons
are
used
to
operate
an
——|
ONKYO
CD
player
with
the
(|
mark.
eur
secectoe
——___.
||
Tuner
Operation
Buttons
(TUNER
¥
(SS
ss
m
:Press
this
button
to
play
the
CD
CI
£2
|
CLASS
:
Class
seiector
button
player.
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PRESET
m=:
Preset
memory
DOWN/
UE
:
Press
this
button
to
pause
the
CD
“Eo.
weer
‘a
S
|
UP
buttons
play
back.
To
resume
disc
play,
press
-ser
C3
the
PLAY
button.
core
a
eee
—=
DISC
:
Press
to
use
for
sequential
selection
Co
C5
Cy)
of
discs
In
ed
ores
they
were
maa)
cee
Tape
Operation
Buttons
(DECK-A,
DECK-B)
loaded
on
the
CD
5
ete,
he
CD
“UF
;
oS
|
|
These
buttons
control
ONKYO
double
cassette
a
:Press
this
button
to
stop
the
CIOs
|;
Coo
tape
decks
that
can
be
remote
controlled.
Use
Player.
;
back
to
th
—a—
CENTER
Rea
STNG
the
DECK-B
buttons
to
contro!
single
cassette
a
Press
mis
buon
top
beck
te
|
|S
[STH
toe
eck
te
lar
eginning
pecan
||
@/1
:
When
this
is
pressed,
the
recordin
again
to
skip
back
to
the
previous
CS
Acid
oS
|)
stand-by
mode
re
entered
°
o'sc
B
of
ow
fou
Hue
*
.
track.
i
i
~a
:
The
tape
plays,
moving
from
right
to
pri
Press
this
button
to
skip
to
the
next
:
“Since
left,
or,
in
the
recording
stand-by
made,
track.
1
rei
|
|
Dolby
Pro
Logic
Surround
Button
(DOLBY
SURROUND)
Delay
Time
Button
(DELAY
TIME)
Test
Tone
Button
(TEST)
This
operates
when
Dolby
Surround
mode
has
been
selected
as
the
SURROUND
MODE.
Pink
noise
is
produced
in
order
to
match
the
volume
levels
used
by
the
Front,
Center,
and
Rear
speakers.
Please
follow
the
procedure
described
above
to
do
this
matching.
Press
the
TEST
button
again
after
finishing
adjustment.
Center
Level
Up/Down
Buttons
(CENTER
LEVEL
UP/DOWN)
Rear
Level
Up/Down
Buttons
(REAR
LEVEL
UP/DOWN)
These
buttons
are
used
to
adjust
the
volume
in
the
Surround
mode.
Every
time
one
of
the
buttons
is
pressed,
the
display
shows
the
level
for
two
seconds.
For
the
Surround
mode,
the
indication
for
the
center
or
rear
ranges
from
the
minimum
of
(--
90
DB),
-67,
—66
...
0,
+1,
...
to
the
maximum
of
(+12dB).
Indications
include
C&T
for
center,
R
E
A
R
tor
rear.
These
level
settings
can
be
memorized.
m
=
The
tape
plays,
moving
from
left
tc
|
right,
or,
in
the
recording
stand-by
mode,
recording
begins.
:
Fast
forward
from
right
to
left.
:
Fast
forward
from
ieft
to
right.
v4
Audio
Muting
Button
(MUTING)
This
button
temporarily
switches
off
the
sound
from
the
speaker
or
headphone.
Pressing
this
button
will
operate
the
TX-
SV313PRO
audio
muting
circuit.
The
audio
muting
indicator
“MUTING”
will
flash.
Pressing
the
button
again
or
using
the
POWER
button
on
the
remote
contro!
transmitter
to
turn
the
power
on
will
turn
off
the
audio
muting.
Volume
Buttons
(UP/DOWN)

Operations
a
aaa
To
listen
to
your
favorite
Source
POWER
(2)
SPEAKERS
and
HEADPHONES
|
(3)
Input
Selector
Buttons
(4)
Starting
Source
Selected
in
(3)
(5)
MASTER
VOLUME
~
(6)
Tone
Controls
(D
Press
the
POWER
button
to
turn
on
the
power.
S
Press
the
SPEAKERS
button.
The
[MAIN)
indicator
on
the
dis-
play
will
light
up.
When
using
headphones,
use
the
jack
located
under
ire
SPEAKERS
button.
Stereo
headphones
with
a
standard
binaura:
Plug
can
be
connected
here.
(Sound
from
the
front
speakers
is
output.)
The
sound
from
the
headphones
in
the
Surround
Mode
may
be
different
from
that
which
is
obtained
from
speakers.
The
Sound
in
the
headphones
may
seem
relatively
far-away,
(3)
Press
one
of
the
desired
Input
Selector
button
(CD,
PHONO,
FM
AM,
TAPE-1,
TAPE-2
MONITOR,
VIDEO-1,
2).
Make
sure
that
the
connections
between
the
input
sources
are
correct.
@
The
button
pressed
is
shown
in
display.
For
FM
or
AM,
the
band
and
the
frequency
are
shown
in
display.
@
Confirm
that
the
TAPE-2
MONITOR
indicator
is
off
when
a
source
other
than
the
TAPE-2
has
been
selected.
Also
check
the
audio
muting
is
off.
(4)
Start
play
of
the
selected
input
source.
@
Follow
the
Operating
instructions
of
that
unit.
@
lf
FM
or
AM
is
selected,
please
refer
to
the
section
“Tuner
Reception’.
‘©
Adjust
the
MASTER
VOLUME
Control
knob
to
the
appropriate
level.
6)
Adjust
the
Tone
Controls
to
obtain
the
desired
tone
setting.
NOTE:
After
selecting
VIDEO-1
or
VIDEO-2,
you
can
display
the
images
of
the
selected
video
source
while
listening
to
the
sound
of
|
another
source.
(CD,
TUNER,
PHONO,
TAPE-1
or
2)
In
such
|
|
case,
the
setting
of
the
video
selector
button
is
indicated
by
the
lit
video
input
selector
indicator.
ee
|
Memory
Preservation
|
;
This
unit
does
not
require
memory
preservation
batteries.
A
built-
in
memory
power
back-up
system
preserves
the
contents
of
the
memory
during
power
failures
and
even
when
the
unit
is
unplugged.
The
unit
must
be
plugged
in
in
order
to
charge
the
back-up
system.
The
memory
preservation
period
after
the
unit
has
been
unplugged
varies
depending
on
climate
and
placement
of
the
unit.
On
the
average,
memory
contents
are
protected
over
a
period
of
a
few
weeks
after
the
last
time
the
unit
has
been
unplugged.
This
period
is
shorter
when
the
unit
is
exposed
to
a
|
highly
humid
climate.
|
a
rte
re
Explanation
of
the
buttons
Tone
Controls
M@
Power
button
(POWER)
and
Stand-by/Received
indicator
The
Stand-by/Received
indicator
comes
on
when
the
AC
power
cord
for
this
unit
has
been
inserted
in
an
outlet.
This
indicates
that
the
TX-SV313PRO
is
Standing
by
for
operation.
Pressing
the
POWER
button
or
remote
contro!
POWER
button,
the
main
unit
will
come
on,
and
power
will
be
Supplied
from
the
AC
outlet
to
the
rear
panel.
This
indicator
then
goes
off.
The
indicator
also
lights
when
a
signal
is
received
from
the
remote
control
unit.
@
Speaker
button
(SPEAKERS)
and
indicator
Use
this
button
to
turn
the
Speakers
(FRONT,
CENTER,
REAR)
ON
or
OFF
which
are
connected
to
the
TX-SV313PRO.
When
the
Speaker
button
is
ON,
the
MAIN
indicator
will
light.
@
Master
Volume
Control
Knob
(MASTER
VOLUME)
Use
the
MASTER
VOLUME
contro!
knob
to
adjust
the
volume
of
the
front,
rear
(Surround),
center
speakers,
center
pre
out
level
at
the
same
time.
Turn
clockwise
to
increase
the
volume
level.
The
volume
can
be
adjusted
manually
and
by
the
remote
contro!
transmitter’s
volume
UP/DOWN
buttons.
When
adjusted
by
remote
control,
the
volume
knob
rotates
along
with
the
volume
indicator
on
the
knob.
Volume
for
the
center
or
rear
speaker
is
controlled
by
using
the
CENTER
LEVEL
UP/DOWN
or
REAR
LEVEL
UP/DOWN
buttons
on
the
remote
control
transmitter.
@
Bass
Control
Knob
(BASS)
Adjust
to
strengthen
or
weaken
bass
response.
(Not
effective
for
the
rear
and
center
Speakers.)
M@
Treble
Control
Knob
(TREBLE)
Adjust
to
strengthen
or
weaken
treble
response.
(Not
effective
for
the
rear
and
center
speakers.)
"TREBLE
and
BASS
are
effective
for
the
L
and
R
of
the
front
speakers.
The
best
effect
from
DOLBY
PRO
LOGIC
SUR.
ROUND
can
be
obtained
when
equal
settings
are
used
for
the
sound
from
the
L/R
front
speakers
and
the
sound
from
the
center
speaker
for
the
middle
and
treble
ranges.
@
Balance
Control
Knob
(BALANCE)
Use
the
Balance
Control
Knob
(BALANCE)
to
adjust
the
relative
volume
levels
of
the
left
and
right
speaker
systems.
This
adjusts
the
relative
volume
level
of
the
front
Speaker
systems.
-
M
Selective
Tone
Control
button
(SELECTIVE
TONE)
and
indi-
cator
Switching
on
this
button
lights
up
the
indicator
and
creates
a
clear
reproduction
Quality
of
the
ultra
low
frequencies
and
high
frequencies.
(Affects
the
L/R
Speakers
and
center
speaker.)
~10-—

Tuner
Reception
Press
the
FM
or
AM
Input
Selector
button
and
make
sure
that
the
TAPE-2
MONITOR
indicator
is
off
and
audio
muting
is
off.
@
Tuning
with
the
TUNING
buttons
—=
DOWN
TUNING
UP
To
tune
in
an
FM
or
AM
station
not
stored
in
the
memory,
press
one
of
the
Tuning
selector
buttons.
If
you
press
UP,
the
frequency
is
increased.
Pressing
DOWN
decreases.
Note
that
the
fre-
quency
is
changed
in
100(50)kHz
steps
in
FM
and,
10(9)kHz
Steps
in
AM
when
the
Tuning
selector
button
is
Pressed
in
single
Steps.
If
this
button
is
pressed
continuously
for
more
than
0.5
seconds,
the
auto
tuning
mode
is
entered,
and
frequencies
are
scanned
automatically.
When
a
broadcast
signal
is
received,
Scanning
stops
and
that
frequency
is
displayed.
If
a
different
fre-
quency
is
desired,
press
the
button
once
again.
@
Scanning
will
not
stop
for
broadcasts
weak
enough
to
be
sup-
pressed
by
the
muting
circuit.
To
receive
a
weak
FM
broad-
cast,
set
the
MUTE/MODE
button
to
the
OFF
position
and
Select
the
frequency
of
the
desired
broadcast
station.
@
Receiving
a
station
by
inputting
the
frequency
for
the
sta-
tion
directly
(Direct
Tuning)
If
the
frequency
for
the
desired
station
is
known,
input
the
fre-
quency
number
directly.
(2)
DIRECT
TUNING
|
(3)
Number
Buttons
*
Press
the
AM
or
FM
button
of
the
Input
selector
buttons.
2)
Press
the
DIRECT
TUNING
button.
e
*-’
will
flash
for
16
seconds
in
the
Frequency
display.
(3)
Input
the
desired
frequency
number
by
using
the
Number
but-
tons
while
the
cursors
are
flashing.
For
instance,
if
you
wish
to
receive
the
station
of
88.1
(88.10)
MHz,
press
the
Number
buttons,
8,
8
and
ft
(8,
8,
1
and
0).
(The
number
in
(
)
indicates
that
50kHz
Steps
are
used.)
@
When
receiving
AM
broadcast
with
a
9kHz
Step,
use
the
Same
procedure
as
described
in
step
@
above.
With
10kHz
steps,
inputting
a
number
to
the
10kHz
digit
wil!
set
the
1kHz
digit
automatically
to
0.
@
lf
the
desired
frequency
set
in
this
operation
does
not
exist,
the
frequency
which
is
the
nearest
and
lower
than
the
desired
frequency
witl
be
received.
If
the
frequency
Set
is
not
in
the
receive
frequency
range,
the
frequency
flashes
for
two
seconds
and
then
the
previous
frequency
will
be
displayed.
e@
if
a
wrong
frequency
has
been
set,
press
the
DIRECT
TUNING
button
and
start
again.
@
How
to
use
the
FM
Muting/Mode
button
(MUTE/MODE)
In
the
Muting
ON
(STEREO)
setting,
FM
stereo
reception
is
pos-
sible
and
the
muting
circuit
Suppresses
interstation
noise
and
weak
FM
stations.
In
the
OFF
(MONO)
setting,
interstation
noise
will
be
heard
and
even
weak
FM
stations
can
be
received.
(Mut-
ing/Mode
operation
is
effective
for
only
FM
reception.)
CLASSIFIED
MEMORY
FM
MUTE/MODE
SCAN
L—
ERASE
—
@
The
Stereo
indicator
will
tight
up
if
the
broadcast
is
being
received
in
stereo.
The
Stereo
indicator
will
not
light
up
if
the
broadcast
is
monaural
or
too
weak
to
be
received
in
Stereo.
eee
Classified
Memory
Function
The
memory
can
be
divided
(classified)
for
different
users
or
pro-
grams
of
stations.
NOTE:
There
are
times
when
frequencies
are
left
in
the
machine’s
mem-
ory
from
the
final
testing
done
prior
to
shipment.
If
this
is
the
case
with
your
TX-SV313PRO,
cance!
unnecessary
preset
sta-
tions
according
to
“How
to
cancel
memorized
Stations”
and
memorize
desired
frequencies.
@
How
to
classify
stations
With
this
model,
six
classes
(CLASS
A
to
F)
are
available
and
Stations
can
be
memorized
in
any
class.
A
total
of
40
stations
can
be
memorized
in
classes
from
A
to
F.
Although
the
same
sta-
tion
can
be
memorized
in
different
classes,
the
memory
number
for
the
station
will
differ
depending
on
the
order
in
which
the
sta-
tion
is
memorized
in
the
classes.
)
Tune
in
the
desired
station
(see
section
on
“Tuner
Recep-
tion’).
@)
Press
the
MEMORY
button.
@
The
MEMORY
indicator
will
flash
for
8
seconds.
@
Press
the
desired
Classified
Memory
button
(one
of
buttons
A
to
F).
#
The
station
is
memorized
in
the
selected
class
with
the
memory
number
which
is
the
smallest
of
the
unoccupied
numbers
in
the
class.
By
repeating
the
operations
above.
up
to
40
stations
can
be
memorized.
If
an
attempt
is
made
to
memorize
41
Stations
or
more,
“FULL”
will
be
displayed
indicating
that
no
more
stations
can
be
memorized.
—~j]-

@
How
to
cancel
memorized
stations
Retrieve
the
class
number
you
want
to
cancel
{see
“How
to
retrieve
memorized
stations”)
and
then
press
the
MUTE/MODE
button
while
holding
down
the
MEMORY
button.
Another
station
can
be
memorized
with
the
memory
number
which
has
been
cancelied.
CLASSIFIED
MEMORY
FM
MUTE/MODE
SCAN
b-
ERASE
—
M
How
to
retrieve
memorized
stations
‘1;
Press
the
Classified
Memory
button
for
the
desired
class.
if
remote
contro!
is
used,
the
class
next
to
the
present
one
is
retrieved
when
the
CLASS
button
is
pressed.
@
The
memory
number
(Station)
which
was
being
received
before
the
class
is
retrieved
will
be
received.
‘2;
There
are
several
methods
to
proceed
after
the
above
opera-
tions
are
carried
out.
Use
any
of
the
following
methods.
a.
Pressing
the
same
Classified
Memory
button
again
per-
mits
the
next
preset
memory
number
(station)
to
be
received.
Input
the
memory
number
Number
buttons.
you
wish
to
receive
by
using
the
@
ifthe
memory
number
consists
of
2
digits,
input
two
num-
bers,
immediately
one
after
the
other.
For
instance,
when
inputting
“15°,
“15”
will
not
be
registered
if
you
wait
more
than
one
second
before
inputting
“5”,
resulting
in
only
“1”
being
registered.
if
a
number
other
than
a
number
from
1
to
40,
or
a
number
which
has
not
been
memorized
is
input,
the
number
Hashes
for
2
seconds
and
then
the
number
which
was
dis-
played
before
will
be
displayed.
if
a
number
between
1
and
4
is
pressed,
the
display
and
Station
are
changed
1
second
later.
Press
the
CLASSIFIED
SCAN
button
Stations
memorized
in
the
present
class
will
be
scanned
in
a
order
and
the
corresponding
memory
number
will
flash
in
the
Preset
station
dispiay
at
each
scan.
After
the
last
memory
number
of
the
class
is
reached,
scanning
Starts
again
from
the
first
memory
number
of
the
class.
Pressing
the
CLASSIFIED
SCAN
button
again
stops
scanning.
When
the
PRESET
UP
or
DOWN
button
of
the
remote
controller
is
pressed,
the
memory
number
of
the
class
cur-
rently
being
received
will
be
incremented
or
decremented.
Keeping
pressing
the
button
increments
or
decrements
continuously.
After
the
maximum
or
minimum
number
is
reached.
the
next
class
or
one
before
the
present
class
will
be
entered.
Tape
Recording
@
Tape
Recording
D
Make
all
connections
between
the
tape
deck
and
the
unit
as
shown
in
the
System
Connections
Diagram.
Radio:
Press
the
FM
or
AM
button.
Record:
Press
the
PHONO
input
Selector
button.
CD:
Press
the
CD
!nput
Selector
button.
<3)
Put
the
tape
deck
in
the
recording
mode.
The
recording
can
be
monitored
through
the
speakers
or
headphones
as
desired.
For
TAPE-2,
turn
on
the
corresponding
Tape
Monitor
button
to
hear
the
signal
that,
having
been
recorded.
is
returned
from
the
deck
to
the
TX-SV313PRO.
(if
the
deck
has
the
three
heads.)
4,
Set
the
Proper
recording
level
using
the
controls
on
the
tape
deck
used
for
recording.
Also,
Curing
recording
and
dubbing
operations,
never
change
the
positions
of
any
controls
(bass,
tre-
~
i“
etc.}
on
this
unit.
2
fape-to-Tape
Dubbing
D
Connect
the
two
tape
decks
to
this
unit
as
shown
in
the
System
Connections
diagram.
Load
the
original
tape
in
deck1
and
the
blank
tape
in
deck2.
Press
the
TAPE-1
Input
Selector
Button.
Put
tape
deck1
in
the
playback
mode
and
tape
deck2
in
the
recording
mode.
5)
The
source
Signal
can
be
monitored
through
the
speakers
or
headphones,
when
the
TAPE-2
MONITOR
button
is
in
the
OFF
position.
If
tape
deck2
has
three
heads,
the
just-recorded
signal
can
be
monitored
(when
the
TAPE-2
MONITOR
button
is
in
the
ON
position).
Refer
to
the
tape
deck
instruction
manuals
for
more
details.
OQ
eo
%
3
@
Using
the
Graphic
Equalizer
()
Connect
the
graphic
equalizer
to
the
TAPE-2
jacks
on
the
rear
panel.
@)
If
a
second
tape
deck
is
used,
connect
it
to
the
tape
jacks
on
the
graphic
equalizer.
(3)
Press
the
TAPE-2
MONITOR
button.
@
Follow
the
graphic
equalizer
operating
instructions.
@
To
record
an
equalizer
Signal,
use
tape
deck
2
(connected
to
the
equalizer)
for
recording.
~12-—
(2)
Insert
blank
tape
()
Start
recording
2)
Insert
original
tape
(4)
Start
playback

(2)
VIDEO-1
Video
Disc
Player
or
Video
Camcorder
(VIDEO-1)
VCR
(VIDEO-2)
@)
Insert
Video
disc
(3)
Start
playback
1)
insert
blank
tape
@)
Start
recording
(2)
VIDEO-1
(3)
Source
required
Video
Disc
Piayer
or
Video
Camcorder
(VIDEO-1)
VCR
(VIDEO-2)
|
CD
Insert
Video
@
Insert
blank
disc
tape
®
Start
playback
@)
Start
recording
Operation
of
Dolby
Pro
Logic
Surround
a
M
Dolby
Pro
Logic
Surround
ON/OFF
button
(
XO
PRO
LOGIC)
and
indicators
When
you
are
playing
a
sound
source
with
the
DOLBY
SUR-
ROUND
trademark,
press
the
DOLBY
PRO
LOGIC
button.
The
DOLBY
indicator
will
light.
You
can
also
use
the
DOLBY
SUR-
ROUND
button
on
the
remote
controller.
Turn
this
feature
off
(the
indicator
will
go
out)
when
playing
mate-
rial
without
the
DOLBY
SURROUND
trademark.
When
this
fea-
ture
is
off,
no
sound
will
be
produced
from
the
CENTER
and
REAR
speakers.
M@
Delay
Time
button
(DELAY
TIME)
and
indicator
You
can
change
the
deiay
time
for
the
sound
from
the
rear
(Sur-
round)
speakers.
Pressing
this
button
changes
the
delay
time
every
5
msec
during
a
period
of
15
to
30
msec
in
Dalby
Pro
Logic
Surround.
This
condition
is
shown
in
numeric
values
on
the
display.
Dolby
Surround
delay
time
is
specified
at
20msec.
It
is
recom-
mended
that
initial
Dolby
Surround
delay
be
set
at
20msec,
and
adjustment
to
either
15
or
30
is
possible
via
the
control.
By
adjusting
the
delay
time,
and
carefully
adjusting
Master
Volume
Level,
Center
Volume
Level
and
Rear:
Volume
Level,
the
appar-
ent
acoustic
size
of
your
listening
room
can
be
enlarged
or
reduced.
Adjustable
delay
time
allows
you
to
tailor
the
acoustic
size
of
your
listening
environment
to
match
the
sonic
characteris-
tics
of
the
audio
program.
This
operation
can
also
be
performed
using
the
delay
time
button
of
the
remote
control
transmitter.
NOTE:
If
you
are
in
surround
and
change
the
delay
time,
but
the
rear
(surround)
speakers
are
not
connected,
nothing
will
happen.
However,
even
under
these
conditions,
each
time
the
delay
time
button
is
pressed,
front
speaker
muting
will
occur
and
sound
will
disappear
momentarily.
This
is
not
a
malfunction.
M@
Video
Disc
Player
(or
Video
Camcorder)
to
VCR
recording
Video
disc
programs
can
be
recorded
onto
a
VCR
(VIDEO-2)
(1D
Load
a
disc
in
the
video
disc
Player,
and
a
blank
tape
in
the
VCR
(VIDEO-2).
2)
Press
the
VIDEO-1
input
selector
button.
J
Begin
playback
of
the
video
disc
player
and
recording
of
the
VCR.
@
When
you
want
to
transfer
video
pictures
from
VIDEO-1
to
VIDEO-2
while
recording
sound
from
another
source
onto
VIDEO-2
oO
Load
a
disc
in
a
video
disc
player,
or
insert
a
tape
in
a
video
cas-
sette
player
or
a
video
camcorder,
then
insert
a
blank
tape
in
the
VCR
(VIDEO-2)}.
)
Press
the
VIDEO-1
button.
The
VIDEO-1
indicator
will
light.
3)
Select
the
sound
source
you
want
to
record
(CD,
TUNER
etc.)
using
the
input
Selector
button.
Begin
playback
of
the
video
connected
to
the
VIDEO-1
and
also
Start
ihe
sound
source,
then
start
recording
on
the
VIDEO-2
VCR.
Refer
to
the
video
disc
player,
video
camcorder
or
VCR
instruc-
tion
manuals
for
additional
information.
OX)
~,
()
M@
Center
Mode
button
and
indicator
(CENTER
MODE)
To
use
Dolby
Pro
Logic
Surround
the
Center
Mode
button
should
be
set
in
accordance
with
the
size
or
the
availability
of
a
cenier
speaker.
One
of
the
following
modes,
displayed
by
the
indicator,
may
be
used:
NORMAL
~
:
For
acenter
speaker
with
a
small
enclosure.
WIDE
BAND
:
For
a
center
speaker
similar
to
the
left
and
right
stereo
speakers.
PHANTOM
:
When
a
center
speaker
is
not
used.
@
Adjusting
the
Dolby
Pro
Logic
Surround
Level!
All
the
operations
can
be
controlled
by
the
remote
contro!
trans-
mitter.
Functions
No.
(4)
to
(6)
are
operated
only
by
the
remote
control
transmitter.
oO
Select
a
source
encoded
with
Doiby
Surround.
2)
Use
the
SURROUND
MODE
button
to
select
Dolby
Surround
mode.
(3)
Next,
use
the
MASTER
VOLUME
to
set
the
volume
to
the
desired
listening
position.
(4)
Press
the
TEST
button
on
the
remote
control
transmitter.
e
“TEST”
will
appear
on
the
display,
and
pink
noise
will
be
output
for
1.5
seconds
from
each
of
the
Left,
Center,
Right,
and
Rear
(in
that
order)
speakers.
When
the
CEN-
TER
MODE
is
PHANTOM,
this
will
be
output
in
the
follow-
ing
order:
Left,
Left
+
Right,
Right,
and
Rear.
(©)
Use
the
remote
control
CENTER
LEVEL
UP/DOWN
button
to
adjust
the
volume
of
the
center
speaker,
and
REAR
LEVEL
UP/DOWN
button
to
adjust
the
volume
of
the
rear
speakers
to
the
same
levei
as
that
of
the
left
and
right
front
speakers.
(6)
Press
the
TEST
button
to
cancel
the
pink
noise.
~13-

Troubleshooting
guide
ee
eee
eee
ee
ee
ee
No
power.
@
Power
cord
is
disconnected.
@
Connect
power
cord.
e
here
is
external
noise
in
the
com-
|
@
Turn
the
power
button
off
and
then
on
again
or
|
puter
circuits
of
the
TX-SV313PRO.
remove
the
AC
plug
from
the
outlet
and
then
i
AC
fuse
blown.
plug
it
again.
7
e
Contact
your
ONKYO
service
center.
Power
but
no
sound.
Tape
monitor
switch
on.
@
Switch
to
off.
®
Audio
muting
switch
on.
®
Switch
to
off
by
remote
control
transmitter
e@
Bad
connections.
@
Check
connections,
speaker
leads,
etc.
e
Amplifier
protection
circuitry
has
|
e
Contact
your
ONKYO
service
center.
3
been
activated.
i
Hum,
low-frequency
noise.
Poor
or
no
input
ground.
@
Check
outer
conductor
of
input
plugs.
@
Poor
or
ne
phono
motor
ground.
@
Check
for
proper
ground
connection.
e@
Adjust
the
placement
of
the
cable
to
reduce
:
hum.
The
placement
of
the
audio
connec-
tion
cable
on
the
rear
panei
is
not
correctly
adjusted.
Turntable
and
speakers
are
too
close
|
@
Move
them
farther
apart.
together.
Howling
when
the
volume
is
turned
up.
@
Replace.
Stylus
tip
is
dirty.
e@
Clean.
Treble
control
too
high.
@
Turn
treble
control
down.
AM
stations
cannot
be
received.
@
AM
loop
antenna
is
not
attached.
@
Connect
the
included
AM
icop
antenna
to
the
|
AM
antenna
terminals.
|
Buzzing
noise
on
AM
(particularly
con-
|
@
Noise
from
electrical
apparatus
such
|
@
Move
AM
loop
antenna
to
different
position.
Rough
or
scratchy
sound.
High
range
is
Stylus
of
pick-up
is
worn.
not
clear.
spicuous
at
night
or
with
weak
stations).
as
fluorescent
lamp.
@
Set
up
outdoor
AM
antenna.
High-pitched
noise
or
buzzing
noise
on
Noise
from
TV
set.
@
Place
the
AM
loop
antenna
as
far
as
possible
|
TV.
from
the TV.
!
@
Move
unit
away
from
TV
set.
|
Crackling
noise
on
AM,
FM.
Noise
caused
by
turning
fluorescent
|
@
Move
antenna
as
far
as
possible
from
the
fluo-
:
lamp
on
and
off.
rescent
lamp.
!
Noise
from
automobile
ignition.
@
install
an
FM
outdoor
antenna
as
far
as
possi-
|
ble
from
the
road.
|
e
Change
the
position
or
direction
of
the
outdoor
|
antenna.
mM
stereo
indicator
lights
but
sound
is
|
@
Station
is
too
strong.
@
Change
to
T-shaped
antenna.
distorted
and
stereo
separation
is
bad.
®
Multiple
reflection
of
the
radio
waves
|
e
Use
antenna
which
has
better
directivity
and
,
because
of
tall
buildings
or
mountains.
select
a
point
where
the
distortion
is
least.
@
Install
an
outdoor
FM
antenna.
e@
Change
the
position
or
direction
of
the
outdoor
antenna.
Station
is
too
weak.
Stereo
FM
broadcasts
cover
only
about
half
the
distance
of
an
ordinary
broadcast.
No
station
is
recalled
when
a
preset
key
|
@
The
power
cord
has
been
unplugged
The
memory
contents
are
lost.
Store
all
sta-
is
pressed.
for
a
long
time.
tions
again.
Front
panel
controls
function
but
remote
|
#
No
batteries
in
remote
control
trans-
|
e@
Insert
batteries.
control
transmitter
does
not.
mitter.
e
Batteries
have
worn
out.
FM
Signal
Strength
indicators
and
stereo
indicator
flicker
and
hiss
is
heard
on
FM.
e
Replace
batteries.
|
Also
refer
to
the
respective
instruction
manuals
of
the
video
disc
player,
video
cassette
recorder,
TV
monitor,
etc.,
being
used.
|
The
tuning
steps
by
which
the
tuned
frequency
changes
on
each
band
have
been
set
at
the
factory
to
the
proper
value
for
the
country
where
each
unit
is
to
be
sold.
If
you
use
the
unit
in
a
country
where
a
different
tuning
step
is
required
or
if
the
broadcast
frequencies
in
your
country
change
so
that
you
can
not
tune
in
radio
stations
precisely,
contact
your
authorized
ONKYO
Service
Center.
NOTES:
-
@
This
device
employs
a
microcomputer
to
perform
various
operations.
If
interference
generated
by
an
external
power
supply,
radio
waves,
or
other
electrical
source
results
in
an
accident
which
causes
the
specified
operations
and
functions
to
operate
abnormally,
to
perform
a
|
reset
please
follow
the
procedure
below.
1.
Press
and
hold
down
the
MEMORY
button,
then
press
the
POWER
button.
|
2.
The
“TEST”
indicator
will
light
up
for
approximately
3
seconds.
3.
Unplug
the
AC
cord
while
the
“TEST”
indicator
is
lit.
“CLEAR”
will
appear
on
the
display.
Ail
preset
memory
will
be
initialized.
@
lf
aproblem
occurs,
first
operate
the
unit
using
the
front
panei
controls
to
confirm
that
it
is
not
due
to
a
malfunction
(or
worn
out
batteries)
of
the
remote
control
transmitter.
~14-

Specifications
a
ree:
AMPLIFIER
SECTION
Power
Output:
Total
Harmonic
Distortion:
IM
Distortion:
Damping
Factor:
Sensitivity
and
Impedance:
Phono
Overload:
Frequency
Response:
RIAA
Deviation:
Tone
Control:
Signal
to
Noise
Ratio:
Muting:
VIDEO
SECTION
Front
L/R
channels
60
watts
per
channel
min.
RMS.
at
8
ohms,
both
channels
driven,
1,000
Hz
with
no
more
than
0.08
%
total
harmonic
distortion.
Surround
mode
Front
L/R
channels
55
watts
per
channel
min.
RMS.
at
8
ohms
both
channels
driven,
1,000
Hz
with
no
more
than
0.08
%
total
harmonic
distortion.
Center
and
Rear
channels
15
watts
per
channel
min.
RMS.
at
8
ohms
1,000
Hz
with
no
more
than
0.8
%
total
harmonic
distortion.
0.08
%
at
rated
power
(FRONT
L/R)
0.08
%
at
rated
power
(FRONT
L/R)
60
at
8
ohms
(FRONT
UR)
Phono:
2.5
mV/50
kohms
CD/Tape
Play:
150
mV/50
kohms
Tape
Rec:
150
mV/2.2
kohms
Pre-out
(CENTER):
1V,
2.2
kohms
120mV
RMS.
at
1,000
Hz,
0.08
%
THD.
20
to
30,000
Hz,
+/-1
dB
20
to
20,000
Hz,
+/-0.8
dB
BASS:
+/-10
dB
at
100
Hz
TREBLE:
+/-10
dB
at
10,000
Hz
PHONO:
80cdB
(THE
A,
5
mV
input)
CO/TAPE:
100
cB
(IHF
A)
—codB
Signal
sensitivity
and
impedance
VDPAVCR
norma!
input,
output:
1
Vp-p,
75
ohms
TUNER
SECTION
FM:
Tuning
Range:
Usable
Sensitivity:
SOdB
Quieting
Sensitivity:
Capture
Ratio:
Image
Rejection
Ratio:
IF
Rejection
Ratio:
Signal-to-Noise
Ratio:
Alternate
Channel!
Attenuation:
AM
Suppression
Ratio:
Total
Harmonic
Distortion:
Frequency
Response:
Stereo
Separation:
Muting
Level:
GENERAL
Power
Supply:
Dimensions
(W
x
H
x
D):
AM:
U.S.A.
&
Canadian
models:
Tuning
Range:
87.5
—
108.0
MHz
(100
kHz
steps)
worldwide
models
87.50
—
108.00
MHz
(50
kHz
steps)
Mono:
11.2
dBf,
2.0
nV
Usable
Sensitivity:
Stereo:
17.2
dBF,
4.0uV
image
Rejection
Ratio:
Mono:
17.2
dBf,
4.0uV
IF
Rejection
Ratio:
Stereo:
37.2
dBE,
40
nV
Signal-to-Noise
Ratio:
1.5
0B
Total
Harmonic
Distortion:
40
dB
90
dB
Mono:
73
dB
Stereo:
67
dB
55
dB
50
dB
Mono:
0.15%
Stereo:
0.25%
30
—
15,000
Hz
+/-1.5
dB
45
dB
at
1
kHz/30
dB
at
100
—
10,000
Hz
17.2
dBE,
4uV
U.S.A.
and
Canadian
models:
AC120V,
60
Hz
Worldwide
models:
120
and
220V
Switchable,
50/60
Hz
455
x
150
x
332
mm
17-15/16"
x
5-7/8"
x
13-1/16”
10.1
kg
(22.3
Ibs)
U.S.A.
&
Canadian
models:
530
—
1710
kHz
(10
kHz
steps)
worldwide
models
931
—
1602
kHz
(9
kHz
steps)
30
uV
40
dB
40
dB
40
dB
0.7
%
Weight:
:
Specifications
and
features
are
Subject
to
change
without
notice.
Pc
ONKYO
CORPORATION
International
Division:
2-1,
Nisshin-cho,
Neyagawa-shi,
OSAKA
572,
JAPAN
Tel:
0720-31-8133
Fax:
0720-34-1340
ONKYO
U.S.A
CORPORATION
200
Williams
Drive,
Ramsey,
N.J.
07446,
U.S.A.
Tel:
201-825-7950
Fax:
201-825-8150
E]
107960
SN
29341814Y
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