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Copyright
1998
Philips
Consumer
Electronics
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Eindhoven,
The
Netherlands
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
FM TUNER SECTION
Frequency Range
Usable Sensitivity IHF
S/N Mono / Stereo
THD Mono / Stereo
Stereo Separation 1kHz
ACS 400kHz
image Rejection 98MHz
Output Level 1kHz 75kHz Dev.
AM TUNER SECTION
Frequency Range
Usable Sensitivity Loop
S/N
THD 1kHz 30% Mod
Selectivity 10kHz
AUDIO SECTION
Power Output
FrontL/R 20 - 20kz 80hms
Center 20 - 20kHz 80hm
Surround 40 - 20kHz 80hms
THD Front L/ R 20 - 20kHz 80hms
Input Sens / Imp High Level
L/R Channel Crosstalk 1kHz
Freqency Response (Analog Stereo) -2dB
S/NIHF-A
Dolby Ch Separation 1kHz L/C/ R/S (AC-3)
Surround Delay Tine
VIDEO SECTION
Input Sens / Imp
Output Level / Imp
Frequency Response -1dB
S/N
Crosstalk
Composit
Composit
OTHERS
Mains Voltage
Mains Frequency
Backup
initialisation
Dimensions (WxDxH)
Weight
ACCESSORIES SUPPLIED
Remote Control
FM Feeder Antenna
AM Loop Antenna
Fuse
PCS 98 379
87.5 - 108.0MHz
1.3pnV / 13.5dBf
76 / 68dB
0.2/0.5%
40dB
60dB
50dB
700mV
520 - 1710kHz : 10kHz Step, 531 ~ 1602 : 9kHz Step
500nV
50dB
0.5%
25dB
60W x2
60W x 1
60W x 2
0.05%
220mV / 50kohm
80dB
10 - 50kHz
85dB
60dB
MPEG, AC-3 : 0 - 15m Sec (common)
Pro Logic : 15 - 30m Sec (relate to AC-3 setting)
Other : 40 - 90m Sec
1.0Vpp / 750hm
1.0Vpp / 750hm
10 - 8MHz
55dB
50dB
110/115 / 220 / 230V
50 / 60Hz
1 Week
Audio : Digital (Coa x 1) Video: DVD Mode: MPEG
VOLTAGE : 230V OSD: PAL SCAN STEP: 10kHz
439 x 458 x 158mm
13.0kg
RC980FR + Batteries, 2 x AAA
1 x Ribbon Type
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DIGITAL HOME CINEMA RECEIVER - FR98
CONTENT
INTRODUCTION
Front panel
SHIPS »
Front panel Rear panel
1 Power On/Off button 1 AM tuning switch
2 Night Antenne connections
Digital input 2 AM, GND, EM (coaxial)
3 OPTICAL Audio output
4 COAXIAL 3. TAPE
5 COAXIAL2 Audio input
Audio source selector 4 CD and TAPE
6 FM/AM Audio/Video input
7 cD 5 VCR, DVD,AUX 1,TV/SAT
8 TAPE Audio/Video output
Tuner controls 6 VCR
9 Preset up/down TY output
10 Tuning up/down 7 TV/MONITOR
Sound control
11 BASS
12 TREBLE
13, BALANCE
Phone
14 Headphone jack
Audio/video source selector
15 TV/SAT
16 DVD
17 VCR
18 AUX 1
19 AUX 2
Volume
20 Control up/down
AUX 2 input
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22 AUDIO left/right
Pre-amplifier output
8 FRONT left/right, SURROUND
left/right, CENTER, SUB- WOOFER
Remote control
9 IN and OUT
Digital input
10 COAXIAL], COAXIAL2 and
OPTICAL
Speaker output
11 CENTER left/right, SURROUND
left/right, FRONT left/right
Voltage selector
12 110V, 115¥, 220V and 230V
13° Mains
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LED indication
A LEARNING made
B TRANSMITTING mode
Mode switch
C Switch remote into NORMAL
operation/USER defined or
LEARNING mode
Source power
1 Switch POWER on/off of
selected source
Audio/Video source selection
2 TV
3 DVD
4 VCR
5 AUXI
6 AUX2
Audio source selection
7 TUNER
8 CD
9 TAPE
Receiver controls
10 POWER Off
31 POWER On
12 SLEEP Mode
23 NIGHT switch (optimal sound
reproduction at low volume)
24/28 Cursor Control (OSD) and
SELECT
30 On Screen Display (OSD) with
satus info
34 Receiver DISPLAY on/off
38 MUTE
39 VOLUME Up
40 VOLUME Down
41/49. 51) Numeric keys
50 MEMORY enable for various
preset functions
52 Preset SCAN
Surround modes selection
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16 DIGITAL (MPEG2/Dolby
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17 MATRIX
18 HALL
19 STEREO
Digital input selection
20 OPTICAL
21 COAXI
22, COAX2
TV controls
29 MUTE
33 VOLUME Up
37 VOLUME Down
Speaker conrols
31 CHANNEL selection
32 CHANNEL Up
36 CHANNEL Down
35 TEST Tone
DVD controls
53 AUDIO
54 Previous
35 Pause/Cursor Up
56 Next
57 SUBTITLE
58 Search backward/Cursor left
59 OK
60 Search foreward/Cursor right
61 ANGLE
62 Stop
63 Slow/Cursor Down
64 Play
65 MENU
66 TITLE
INTRODUCTION Page 2
© Safety precautions
INSTALLATION ‘ Page 3
© Unpacking
© Placement
* Loading the batteries
CONNECTIONS Page 4
© Connecting the power supply
© Remote Control Bus
© Digital inputs
© Digital Home Cinema speaker configurations
© AM tuning step
© Antenna
© Multisystem remote control
OPERATION/GETTING STARTED Page 6
* Switching on
¢ Receiver Display
* OSD On-Screen Display
© Changing the TV broadcast standard setting
© Digital Home Cinema
* Home Cinema
® Listening to a different audio source
* Recording from a video source
© Night
® Setting the Sleep timer
© The tuner
© Presetting stations
© Auto presetting
© Manual presetting
* Selecting a preset station
© Preset scanning
© Naming presets/Station names
* Clearing presets
* Operation using the OSD
* [Input selector
© Surround Mode
© Speaker level adjustment
© Setup Menu
* Sleep Timer
© Headphones
* Tone controls
© Balance control
SETUP ~
© Setting up your Home Cinema system
© Speaker level calibration
* Delay times
© Multisystem remote control
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BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE Page 13
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Page 14
Philips welcomes you to the brilliant new world of Digital Home
Cinema. To the FR 980, the first Digital Home Cinema receiver,
capable of decoding DVD-Video as well as other digital and
analogue multichannel audio signals, and with five independent
high-performance sound channels.
As the control centre for your Home Cinema or A/V system,
this world-standard receiver features multistandard digital surround
decoding and full audio and video interconnection and remote
control facilities, together with multivoltage AC power input and
a multistandard On-Screen Display output for your TV.
Safety precautions
Placement notes for cabinet:
To ensure proper ventilation for the amplifier, do not mount it
in a rack or locate it inside a bookshelf.
Note the following precautions:
* Do not insert objects into the space underneath the
amplifier.
© Do not block the vents on the top of the amplifier.
© Keep the area above the amplifier unobstructed for
about one meter.
© Allow approximately 20 centimeters of space on all
sides of the amplifier.
© Do not expose the equipment to rain or moisture.
* Do not remove the cover from the equipment.
© Do not push anything inside the equipment through the
ventilation holes.
® Do not bandle the mains lead with wet bands.
This Philips product has been prepared to comply with the
household power and safety requirements that exist in your area.
On the rear panel, a voltage selector (4-position) is provided.
Be sure to set the voltage selector to the mains voltage of your
area before using the unit.
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Unpacking
First check and identify the contents of your FR 980 receiver
package, as listed below:
© FR 980 receiver;
Multisystem remote control handset with separately-packed
batteries;
Line fuse 6.3A;
* User Manual;
© Warranty card.
If any item should be damaged or missing, please inform your
supplier without delay.
Keep the packaging materials: you may need them to transport
your receiver in the future.
Placement
® Place the receiver on a firm, flat surface.
© Keep away from domestic heating equipment and direct
sunlight.
Loading
© Open the battery compartment cover.
© Insert two ‘AAA’ (R03 or SUM4) batteries as indicated inside
the battery compartment.
© Close the cover.
CAUTION
DO NOT MIX OLD AND NEW BATTERIES, AND NEVER MIX
DIFFERENT TYPES OF BATTERIES (STANDARD, ALKALINE,
AND SO ON).
NOTE
Batteries should be replaced within 10 minutes, or any already
learned codes may be lost.
The FR980 is dcsigned to operate as the control centre for your
complete Home Cinema, with full connection, selection,
and remote control facilities for all the digital and analogue video
and audio equipment in the installation.
When making connections: Consult the User Manuals for your
video and audio sources and other peripheral equipment.
Make sure the AC power is disconnected. Connect one equipment
at a time, one cable at a time. Observe colour or other polarity
codes on cables.
Connecting the power supply
© Set the Power Voltage Selector(s) to correspond to your local
A.C. power supply.
* The installed 3.15A line fuse is correct for 220 or 230V AC
supply. For a 110 or 115V AC supply, unscrew the line fuse
holder cap, and fit the 6.3A line fuse supplied.
© Plug the receiver’s power cable connector into a suitable
AC outlet.
NOTE
When the receiver is plugged in, it always consumes some power,
even in Standby. To remove the power completely, disconnect
the power cable connector from the AC outlet.
Remote C ol Bus
Philips audio and video equipment fitted with Remote Control
In/Out connections can be controlled via the FR980.
Connect the receiver’s Remote Control Out socket to the Remote
Control In socket of the first equipment to be controlled.
Connect the Remote Control Out socket of the first equipment
to be controlled to the Remote Control In socket of the second
equipment to be controlled. Continue until all equipments to be
controlled are linked together.
If you want to use a Philips Remote Control Extender, connect it
to the receiver's Remote Control In socket.
Digita! inputs
For digital surround sound, you must connect a digital output
from your DVD-Video player to one of the digital inputs of the
receiver. Use other digital inputs from e.g. CD and Laser Disc
audio wherever possible.
Do not connect both optical and coaxial digital inputs from the
same device.
Unless you are using the optical digital input, leave the protective
cap in place over the coupling.
Digital Home Cinema speaker configurations
For the most realistic MPEG2 Digital Multichannel or Dolby
Digital™ surround sound:
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Surround (L)
® Speaker configuration with sub-woofer (as shown above).
© Connect five identical high-quality multiway speakers
(with Power Handling Capacity of at least 60W) to the Centre,
Surround L/R and Front L/R speaker terminals.
These speakers need not cover the lower bass range
(below about 100 Hz), which is supplied by the subwoofer.
© Connect an active subwoofer (e.g. Philips FB201 or 202),
or a separate amplifier and sub-woofer, to the Subwoofer
pre-out socket. The Power Handling Capacity of the sub-woofer
should be at least 60W.
Good results can also be obtained without a subwoofer
(as shown below).
© Connect five identical high-quality multiway speakers
(with Power Handling Capacity of at least 60W) to the Centre,
Surround L/R and Front L/R speaker terminals. These speakers
all need to be identical, full-frequency response types.
¢ The bass response of the five speakers creates a ‘virtual
subwoofer’ centred on your seating area.
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NOTE
Unless the front and surround speakers are full frequency
response types, you must use a sub-woofer for satisfactory
digital surround sound.
Working without a Centre speaker is also possible: in this case
the Centre speaker's sound is distributed between the Front Left
and Right speakers. This configuration is not recommended
because most of the dialogue that locks the sound into the
picture is carried by the centre channel.
If you wish to use external amplifiers to produce extra sound
power, you can connect them to the Front L/R, Surround L/R
and Center preamplifier outputs. In this case, the power
handling capacity of the speakers should match the output
power of the external amplifiers to which they are connected.
In this configuration, no connections should be made to the
Front L/R, Center, and Surround L/R speaker terminals.
These configurations are also suitable for Dolby Pro Logic™ and
the other analogue surround sound modes, as well as stereo.
In some cases some speakers will be inactive.
AM tuning step
Set this switch to 9 kHz to receive AM radio broadcasts in Europe,
10 kHz to receive them in the USA and Asia.
Antenna
© FM antenna terminal (75Q).
For connecting an external FM antenna with a coaxial cable,
or for connecting a cable network FM source.
© AM antenna and ground terminals.
For connecting the supplied AM loop antenna. Use the terminals
marked AM and GND.
The supplied AM loop antenna will provide good AM reception
in most areas. Position the loop antenna to the best reception.
Multisystem remote control
The remote control is programmed to operate Philips and related
brand equipment using RC5 or RC6 remote control codes. But it
also has a learning facility which allows it to be re-programmed
for other equipment brands using other control codes,
The learning procedure is explained on page 12 of this manual.
Unless codes have been changed using the the learning
procedure, the slider switch should be set to RC-5 (or User).
When codes have been changed using the the leaming procedure,
the SLIDER SWITCH [€] should be set to User.
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Unless otherwise stated, all operations can be carried out with
the remote control. Always point the remote control directly at
the player, making sure there are no obstructions in the path of
the infrared beam.
Equivalent keys on the front panel may also be used.
Switch on the ‘I'V and select the video input chosen for your
receiver.
Switch on your receiver by pressing the MAIN POWER ON key
[2] (or the Power switch on the front panel [4]).
Check that the display lights up.
Switch on the source or sources you intend to use.
Receiver Display
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ANALOG SOURCE
AC-3 CHANNEL STATUS
COAX
OIGITAL SOURCE
To help you operate the receiver, the alphanumeric section of
the display presents dynamic operational messages, sometimes
continuously, sometimes for just 4 few seconds.
Some examples include:
MASTER -64: Master volume contro! level in dBs.
DVD 3/2.1: Input source and sound channel configuration
(DVD input, 3 front sound channels, 2 surround sound channels,
1 sub-woofer channel).
NO DATA: No digital input.
The current receiver settings are shown on the display: you can
turn the display off and on by pressing the DISPLAY button [3].
When switched off, the display shows “DISP”.
OSD On-Screen Display
You can call up the ON-SCREEN DISPLAY Gs] on your TV to see
the current receiver settings, to control most receiver functions,
and to set up and test your receiver-loudspeaker configuration.
To see the current receiver settings displayed on the TV screen,
press the OSD key Le].
-- AUDIOSOURCE + TUNER
WOEO SOURCE ~: VCR
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MODE + MPEG
MASTER VOLUME
1. Audio source.
2. Video source.
3. Digital input.
4. (Surround) Mode.
5. Master volume: the level is indicated by the number
of blocks showing.
To turn off the OSD, press the OSD key again.
Changing the TV broadcast standard setting
The factory setting of the OSD is for the PAL TV broadcast
standard. If your TV is a Secam or NTSC type, hold down the
OSD key until PAL appears on the Receiver Display,
then press the OSD key once to set up Secam, or twice to set
up NTSC (pressing the key a third time will return to PAL).
Digital Home Cinema:
DVD-Video with Digital Surround sound
The receiver is set to reproduce correctly synchronized Digital
Surround sound in a listening area where the surround speakers
are about 150 cm nearer to the listening position than the front
speakers, and the centre speaker is in line with the front speakers.
To adjust for other listening area arrangements, see Delay times
in the Setup Section (page 11)
© Press the DVD key [2] twice: this selects the DVD-Video player
as source, and sets the remote control to operate the player
functions.
* Select the DVD-Video digital input by pressing the OPT Le),
COAX 1 2) or COAX 2 key 22) as appropriate.
© Press the SOURCE POWER key -] to power up the
DVD-Video player.
* Operate the DVD-Video player in accordance with the player
User Manuat: functions available on the remote control are
shown in Table 2 on page 7.
NOTE
MPEG2 Digital Multichannel or Dolby Digital™ sound will be
played automatically, depending on which is recorded on the disc.
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Home cinema:
Playing video with Dolby Pro Logic™ surround sound
The receiver is set to reproduce correctly synchronized
Dolby Pro Logic™ surround sound in a listening area where the
surround speakers are about 150 cm nearer to the listening
position than the front speakers. To adjust for other listening area
arrangements, see Delay times in the Setup Section (page 11)
¢ Select your chosen video source by pressing the TV [2],
vcr [4], AUX 1 (J or AUX 2 key C6] twice: this selects the
source, and sets the remote control to operate the source
functions.
© Press the PRO LOGIC SURROUND mode key 13).
© Press the SOURCE POWER key [2] to power up the source.
* Operate the source in accordance with the relevant User
Manual: functions available on the remote control are shown
in Table 2.
Home cinema:
Other analogue surround sound modes
Analogue video source material is often accompanied by stereo
audio, and almost all audio source material is in stereo.
The receiver allows you to select from several surround sound
modes to create realistic surround sound effects from the stereo
sound (as shown in the table below).
Mode Characteristics
3-STEREO Corrects the centre sound field directivity
in Dolby Pro Logic™ systems with widely
spaced Front Left and Right speakers.
MOVIE 5-channel analogue sound with extended
delay tume for large rooms.
HALL 4-channel analogue sound.
Gives effect of medium-sized circular hall
with rich reverberations.
MATRIX Wide 4-channel analogue surround effect
for sports events or live outdoor concerts.
STEREO Regular 2-channel analogue sound.
To adjust the surround sound effect in Movie, Hall or Matrix
surround mode, see Delay times in the Setup Section (page 11).
No adjustment is necessary for 3-Stereo or Stereo mode.
© Select your chosen source by pressing the appropriate source
key twice: this selects the source, and sets the remote control
to operate the source functions.
* Press the surround mode key appropriate to the source’s
audio material (sce Table 2),
@ Press the SOURCE POWER key [1] to power up the source.
© Operate the source in accordance with the relevant User
Manual: functions available on the remote control are shown
in Table 2.
Listening to a different audio source
while watching a video source: sound injection
© With the video souce selected as above, select your chosen
audio source by pressing the Tuner, CD or Tape (for Cassette
play) key, or the appropriate Optical or Coaxial key if you
have a digital audio input connected
© Operate the audio source in accordance with the relevant
User Manual: functions available on the remote control are
shown in Table 2.
Recording from a video source
© Select and play your chosen source as above.
© Press the ANGLE /®REC key [] to stact recording on the last
selected recorder (VCR or TAPE).
If you are listening to low-volume music from a digital source,
as at night, press this key {23} to prevent large surges in volume.
This function only operates if the digital signal contains sound
compression data.
Setting the Sleep timer
When you set the Sleep timer by pressing the SLEEP key G3),
the receiver continues to run for the selected time after you set it
to Standby. While the timer is activated, the remaining Sleep time
is displayed for about 2 seconds when you press the Sleep key.
To set the Sleep timer:
* Press the SLEEP key [2] more than 3 seconds.
On the receiver display, ‘SLEEP’ and ‘MEMO’ starts to flash.
© Press the SLEEP key [2] successively to step through the
sleep time (10-90 minutes and Off).
To check the timer setting, press the SLEEP key 22) shortly.
To cancel the timer, press the SLEEP key [2] more than 3 seconds,
and retry to set ‘SLEEP OFF’ by pressing the SLEEP key G2) again.
Tuning
© Press the TUNER key [7] twice: this selects the tuner as source,
and sets the remote control to operate the tuner functions.
¢ Press the TUNER key on the remote control or the AM/FM
-- :No output before learning.
LAST: Refars to the last controlled system
with recording Capability: VOK, TAPE,
key [£] on the front panel to select the required waveband.
* Press the TUNING UP >» [62] or DOWN <4 [8] key to find a
station. Press the key for less than half a second to change the
frequency by one step. Keep pressed longer to scan the band:
release the key while scanning to tune automatically to the
next station, when the Tuned and Signal Strength indicators
light on the display and tuning stops.
Presetting stations
You can preset a total of up to 30 stations either automatically
or manually.
Auto presetting
© Press the TUNER key [2] on the remote contro! or the AM/FM
key (5 on the front panel as necessary to select FM.
© Tune to the lowest receivable FM frequency.
© Start auto presetting by pressing the MEMO key Le], then hold
down the TUNING UP >» [6] key for at least 3 seconds.
Memo starts to flash on the display.
The first (lowest) frequency is preset and ‘1’ appears on the
display.
¢ The tuner scans to the next receivable frequency and remains
tuned there for 5 seconds. During this time, you can:
- Skip the frequency by pressing the TUNING UP >» [6] key,
- Press the AM/EM key (&] on the front panel to change the
waveband.
© After 5 seconds, the frequency is preset, and ‘2’ appears on
the display.
© The procedure continues until:
- All 30 preset locations are filled; or
- Auto scanning reaches the top of both wavebands; or
- You terminate auto presetting by pressing the 0 CLEAR key
G4) (or TUNING DOWN << [8] key or any function key).
Manual presetting
© Tune in to a station (see Tuning).
© Press the MEMO key [5¢]: on the receiver display, ‘Memo’ will
flash for 5 seconds. During this time enter your chosen preset
number (between 1 and 30) using the alphanumeric keys.
For 2-digit numbers, enter the digits in quick succession.
© On the display, ‘Memo’ goes out, and the station preset is
stored.
Selecting a preset station
© There are two methods of preset selection:
- Enter the preset number using the alphanumeric keys.
For 2-digit numbers, enter the digits in quick succession.
- Press the PRESET UP >» [36] or DOWN te [54] key to choose
a preset. Press the key for less than half a second to move to
the next preset. Keep pressed longer to scan the presets:
release the key at the chosen preset. If no preset was
previously selected, the lowest preset number will be
selected first. (Refer to Table 2 on page 7)
Preset scanning
© Press the P-SCAN key [{s2]: on the receiver display,
‘P-Scan’ flashes.
© Starting with the lowest, each preset stored is selected for five
seconds.
To scan rapidly, hold down the PRESET UP >» key.
© When you arrive at the desired preset, press the
PRESET DOWN '« [54], P-SCAN G2] or 0 CLEAR key [2] to
listen to the station.
Naming presets/Station names
The names of stations broadcasting Radio Data Services (RDS) are
shown automatically on the receiver display when tuned. You can
give similar 5-character names to non-RDS stations as follows:
® Select the preset station.
© Press the MEMO key [3¢] for more than 3 seconds: the station
name bar appears on the receiver display, with the left-hand
character space flashing.
® Enter the first character of the name using the alphanumeric
keys: press the key for the required character 1, 2 or 3 times,
until the character appears, flashing, on the display.
¢ Use the TUNING up and down [8] keys on the front panel
to select the required character. Keep pressed for highspeed
selection.
© Press the MEMO key Gs]: the selected character tights
. continuously, and the next character space begins to flash.
© Repeat the procedure until the complete name is lit continuously.
© Press the MEMO key {e] for at least 1 second.
Clearing presets
© Select the preset you want to clear (see ‘Selecting a preset
station’).
© Press the MEMO key Gel: on the receiver display, ‘Memo’
flashes for 5 seconds. During this time, press the 0 CLEAR key
{) until ‘Clear’ appears on the display.
© If you wish to clear all presets, you can press the COAX 2 [2]
and CD keys [#} together for more than 3 seconds.
CAUTION
THIS, HOWEVER, WILL CLEAR THE ENTIRE MEMORY
CONTENTS, INCLUDING THE VOLUME SETTING AND
SURROUND SOUND MODE MEMORY, AND SET THE
RECEIVER TO STANDBY.
Operation using the OSD
Main Menu
Call up the main menu by pressing any one of the OSD cursor
movement keys 24] to Es].
Move to a sub-menu as required with the OSD CURSOR UP & [24]
and DOWN VW Ls] keys, then press SELECT Es].
MAIN MENU
£> INPUT SELECTOR
SURROUND MODE
TEST.TONE
SETUP.MENU
SLEEP TIMER: OFF
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Input Select
(input Selector Menu)
INPUT SELECTOR
[> AUDIO. : TUNER
REC OUT: TUNER
ATT: ON OFF
DIGITAL :”
VIDEO =: DVO
RETURN TO MAIN MENU
Audio: Move to your chosen audio source (Tuner, CD or Tape)
with the OSD CURSOR LEFT 4 G3] and RIGHT [27] keys,
then press SELECT (26).
REC Out: If a digital source has been selected (see below) you
can select an audio source for recording in the same way as for
Audio. If no digital source has been selected, the same source is
automatically selected for recording as for Audio.
Att On/Off: Too powerful an Audio/Video or Audio source
signal can cause sound distortion even at low volume settings.
To remedy such distortion, move to Att: On with the
OSD CURSOR RIGHT P key and press SELECT [28].
Digital: Move to your chosen digital source (COAXIAL 1,
COAXIAL 2 or OPTICAL) with the OSD CURSOR LEFT 4 [33]
and RIGHT ® [27] keys, then press SELECT Ls].
Video: Move to your chosen video source (IVD, TV/SAT, VCR,
AUX 1, AUX 2) with the OSD CURSOR LEFT 4 [3s] and
RIGHT [2] keys, then press SELECT Gs}. On completion,
move down to Return to Main Menu and press SELECT Lé].
Surround Mode
(Surround Mode Menu)
Mode: Move to your chosen Surround Mode (DIGITAL,
PRO LOGIC, 3-STEREO, MOVIE, HALL, MATRIX or STEREO)
with the OSD CURSOR LEFT 4 2s] and RIGHTP [27] keys,
then press SELECT [26].
SURROUND MODE
:f> MODE: DIGITAL: SURROUND
DELAY TIME CONTROL
CENTER CH, : NONE
SURROUND CH. : 2mS
RETURN TO MAIN MENU
On completion, move down to Return to Main Menu and press
SELECT Es].
NOTE
Delay time settings are described under Setup.
Speaker level adjustmen
For adjustment during listening follow the next procedure.
See “Speaker level calibration’ in the setup section on page 11
for test tone based adjustment.
FRONT L
FRONE £
CENTER
SURROUND L
SURROUND L
SUBWOOFER
© Press CH.SEL [31] key, on the OSD the current adjustments
appear.
¢ Adjust the level of the highlighted speaker with the CH.LEVEL
Up G2] and Down keys.
© Move to other channels by pressing the CH.SEL [31] key again.
¢ The OSD disappears after a timeout of 10 Seconds.
See “Setting up your home cinema system” in the Setup section
at page 10.
Steep Timer
(Sleep Timer Menu)
Timer Set: set the desired time (10 - 90 minutes) with the OSD
CURSOR LEFT 4 G3] or RIGHT» [27] key, then press SELECT Ls].
Timer Off/On: move to On or Off as desired with the OSD
CURSOR LEFT 4 [5] or RIGHT [2] key, then press SELECT Gs].
SLEEP TIMER = SET
[> TIMER SET min
as ae OFF} ON
RETURN TO MAIN MENU
Conventional dynamic headphones can be plugged in here.
NOTE
When the headphones plug is inserted, the surround mode is
switched automatically to STEREO and the sound from the speakers
are muted. The surround mode returns to the previous mode as
soon as the plug is removed from the jack.
Tone controls
* BASS control is used to boost or cut low frequencies for LEFT,
RIGHT, CENTER and SUBWOOFER channel.
© TREBLE control is used to boost or cut high frequencies for
LEFT, RIGHT, CENTER channel.
Balance control
* adjust the sound volume balance between LEF1' and RIGHT
frontspeakers and headphone channels.
Setting up your Home Cinema system
In general, a large speaker is defined as a traditional full range
speaker that includes a woofer and is capable of reproducing
sounds below 100 Hz. For the purpose of this product, a small
speaker is one that is not capable of delivering sounds below
100 Hz. Most satellite type speakers fall into this category.
Matching the receiver to the speaker configuration
Before using your Home Cinema for the first time, set up your
Receiver audio outputs and other functions to match the
speakers you have connected. You do this by calling up the
receiver's On-Screen Display on the TV.
“e Call up the main menu by pressing any one of the OSD cursor
movement keys 4) to Gs]. The OSD’s Main Menu appears on
the TV.
© Move the cursor down to ‘Setup Menu’ by pressing the OSD
DOWN ¥ [2] key, then press SELECT Bs] to obtain Setup
Menu 1.
SETUP MENU 1
SPEAKER SETTING
[> FRONTCH: -: LARGE
; SMALL |
SURROUND CH. ; LARGE
SMALL |
NONE
GO TO SETUP MENU 2
RETURN TO MAIN MENU
© Using the OSD LEFT 4 2s] and RIGHT» keys, move the
cursor to Large if your front L/R speakers are full-frequency
types, Small if they do not go down below 100 Hz, then press
the OSD DOWN V Lé] key.
* Repeat the procedure for the Surround L/R speakers. if you are
not using Surround speakers, set to None.
* Move the cursor down to ‘Go to Setup Menu 2’ by pressing
the OSD DOWN Y [2s] key, then press SELECT [4] to obtain
Setup Menu 2.
SETUP MENU 2
SPEAKER SETTING
[> CENTER CH. : LARGE
ISMALL
NE
SUBWOOFER: [OS
OFF
GO TO SETUP MENU 3
__ RETURN TO MAIN MENU
© Move the cursor to Centre Channel Large, Small, or None as
appropriate and press the OSD DOWN W La] key.
* Move the cursor using the same procedure to set Subwoofer
On or Off as appropriate.
NOTE
‘Subwoofer’ cannot be set off if the front speakers are set ‘small’.
© Move the cursor down to Go to Setup Menu 3 and press
SELECT [26].
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SETUP
SETUP
© Set LFE (Low Frequency Effect) to Off, 0 dB or -10 dB to set
your preferred bass response. If you have too loud low
frequency sound with disortion, you can attenuate -10dB or
mute the LFE signal. This setting is ‘no relation for speaker
setting. When “OdB” is selected, the FID indicate “LFE”.
Press the OSD DOWN YW [2s] key.
© If you want to listen to low-volume music from a digital
source, as at night, set Night Mode to On (this function only
operates if the digital source contains sound compression
data) and press the OSD DOWN W [2s] key.
© Your Setup procedure is complete. If you like to prevent
accidental changes move ‘Setup lock’ to lock.
® Move the cursor down to Return to Main Menu, and press
SELECT (26).
NOTE
To change any set-up function, you must first go to Setup Menu
3 and select Setup Unlock.
SETUP MENU 3
t> LFE LEVEL CONTROL
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NIGHT MODE [eid ON
SETUP LOCK LOCK
LUNLOCK|
GO TO SETUP MENU 4
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Now that you have configured your amplifier to match your
speaker configuration, you should calibrate the speaker levels:
* On the receiver front panel, ensure that the BASS [3],
TREBLE (2) and BALANCE (33) controls are set to the centre
position.
© Press the PRO LOGIC key G3].
On the OSD Main Menu, move the cursor to Test Tone and
press SELECT G6]. You will hear a test tone from the Front Left
speaker. If necessary, adjust the tone to a clearly audible level
with the master VOLUME control [] on the receiver front
panel.
NOTE
Press TEST Tone [35) to go directly to Test Tone menu.
TEST TONE
‘OFF_ON
SURROUND L
OdB
Press the CH SEL key [53]: the test tone moves over to the
centre speaker. If necessary, adjust the tone to the same level
as from the Front Left speaker by pressing the CH level UP &
[32] or DOWN V [35] key.
* Repeat this procedure for the Front Right, Surround Left and
Surround Right speakers in turn.
© Repeat the speaker cycle again until you are satisfied that all
the tune rene fevela are equal,
NOTE
- Speakers not installed will of course not be tested.
- The test tone is not output to the subwoofer irrespective of
ON or OFF selection.
- The volume levels of the speaker channels set above will be
used in common for the DOLBY DIGITAL (AC-3), DOLBY PRO
LOGIC and 3-STEREO surround modes.
® Set the test tone to Off. (This takes you back to Main Menu)
¢ In the Main Menu, move the cursor to Menu Off and press
SELECT GS). The OSD disappears.
Delay times
‘The receiver is set to reproduce correctly synchronized Digital
Surround sound in a listening area where the surround speakers
are about 150 cm nearer to the listening position than the front
speakers, and the centre speaker is in line with the front speakers.
To adjust for other listening area arrangements, proceed as
follows:
Digital Surround
© Measure the distances in centimetres from the front speaker
plane and from the surround speaker plane to the listening
position plane.
® Subtract the surround distance from the front distance and
divide by 30. The result is the required Surround Channel
delay time in milliseconds.
© If the centre speaker is on the front speaker plane, no centre
delay is needed. If, however, it is nearer the listening position,
measure the distance in centimetres between the front and
centre speaker planes, and divide by 30. The result is the
required Centre Channel delay time in milliseconds.
Digital Surround Delay
tial
arrival time
Be Preffered
[0 Acceptable
1 Not recommended
0
© 5 10 15 20 25 3% 35 40
Distance from front speakers (fest)
Pro Logic
* Add 15 milliseconds to the Surround Channel delay time
calculated for Digital Surround.
© If the centre channel in Digital Surround mode is set, to for
example 5 ms, the centre channel in Pro Logic mode is auto-
matically, shifted additionally 15 ms ‘(to for example 20 ms).
Pro Logic Surround Delay 4, 45
a ss as
)
a 2
a 3
> Acceptable
e Not recommended
Distance from surround speakers (feet)
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* Distance trom front speakers (feet) ~
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Delay time settings
To sct the the Digital Surround delay times:
Press the SELECT button [26]: The OSD's Main Menu appears
on the TV.
© Move the cursor to Surround Mode by pressing the OSD
DOWN ¥ LG] or UP & 24) key, then press SELECT [5]:
the Surround Mode Menu appears.
SURROUND MODE
|
[> MODE : DIGITAL SURROUND
DELAY TIME CONTROL
CENTER CH. >: NONE
SURROUND C! ms
RETURN TO MAIN MENU
* Select Digital Surround Mode.
* Press the cursor DOWN ¥ [2s] key to move to Centre Channel,
then select the required delay time with the cursor LEFT € [2s]
To ‘unlearn’ all codes:
® Set the remote control mode selector switch to Learn.
® Simultaneously hold down the Main Power On and Off keys
for at least 3 seconds. ‘Learn’ and 'TX’ will flash, then go off.
© Set the remote control mode selector switch to User (or RC-5).
NOTE
Some keys can be learned dependent on the system selected e.g.
digit keys and some keys can only be leamed once (independent
of the system) e.g. TV VOLUME UP.
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and RIGHT > keys.
* Press the cursor DOWN W [2s] key to move to Surround
Channel, then select the required delay time with the cursor
LEFT 4 [25] and RIGHTP [27] keys.
© Press SELECT [6].
© Move the cursor to Retum to Main Menu and press SELECT [26].
To set the Pro Logic delay time, repeat the above procedure,
but select PRO LOGIC G3] instead of Digital Surround Mode.
Multisystem remote control
The multisystem remote control is pre-programmed at the factory
to transmit RC5/6 remote control codes used by Philips and
associated equipment, It can also ‘learn’ the remote control codes
for equipment from other manufacturers.
Learning procedure
Set the remote SLIDER SWITCH [E€] to Learn.
© Press the SELECTOR keys [2] to [2] for the source to be
programmed.
© On the multisystem remote control, press the key for the
function to be learned: ‘Learn’ lights up. For a summary of
learnable functions, refer to Table 3.
NOTE
If Learn flashes along with TX, the code cannot’be learned, either
because it is not compatible, or because the Learn memory is full.
© Take the remote control for the source and aim it at the
receiver from a distance of about 20 cm, then press and hold
the key of the function to be learned until ‘Learn’ flashes and
then goes out.
© Repeat this procedure for ail the codes to be learned.
© Set the remote control mode selector switch to User.
To ‘uniearn’ a code:
© Set the remote control mode selector switch to Learn.
* Simultaneously press the key which has learned a function
and the Main Power Off key.
* Set the remote control mode selector switch to User.
Cursor UP
Cursor LEFT
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AUDIO
PREVIOUS / CH
PAUSE
HIGHLIGHT UP
NEXT / CH+
Search Backward
HIGHLIGHT LEFT
OK
Search Forward
HIGHLIGHT RIGHT
0 : Not learnable.
Learnable.
--: No output before learning.
Table 3: Learnable functions
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FR980
¥f it appears that the receiver is faulty, first consult this checklist.
It may be that something simple has been overlooked.
Under no circumstances attempt to repair the receiver yourself;
this will invalidate the Warranty.
Look for specific symptom(s). The perform only the actions listed
to remedy the specific symptom(s).
Trouble occuring
regardless of sources,
ite. during CD play-
back, tape playback
and FM reception, etc.
‘Trouble occuring
during surround
playback.
SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTION
The clisplay lights but
no sound or picture is
produced,
¢ The input/output cord connections
are incomplete.
© The MUTING switch is ON.
© The position of the function selector
is not correct.
* The VOLUME control is turned
down all the way.
@ Make sure all connections are made
securely,
© Press the MUTING button to turn it
off.
© Press the function selector of the
desired source.
© Turn the control to an appropriate
level.
Sound is output only
from the left or right
channel.
No sound is produced
from the surround
speakers.
¢ The input/output cord connections
are incomplete.
© The left/right balance is off-center.
© The surround mode is STEREO or
3-STEREO.
* The input signal is monaural.
* A headphone Is inserted,
Hit
No sound is produced
from the center
speaker.
¢ The surround mode is other than
DOLBY PRO LOGIC SURROUND,
3-STEREO or MOVIE SURROUND.
© The center mode is ‘NONE’ position.
© Make sure all connections are made
securely.
© Adjust the CH. LEVEL control
correctly.
* Select a mode other than STEREO or
3-STEREO.
© The surround channel signal is not
output from monaural signals.
* Remove the headphone to fully
enjoy Surround Sound.
* Select one of the DOLBY or MOVIE
modes.
® Select SMALL or LARGE.
Trouble in On Screen
Display.
On-screen display
does not display stable
on the screen.
* The OSD System is not in the correct
TV System.
* See ‘Changing the TV broadcast
standard setting’ on page 6.
Trouble related to
remote control unit.
Remote control
operation is not
normal.
© The batteries are exhausted.
© The remote control unit is operated
too far away from the main unit.
General malfunction
if the equipment malfunctions, this may be because an
electrostatic discharge or AC line interference has corrupted the
information in the equipment memory circuits.
Therefore:
* Disconnect the plug from the AC line supply.
* After waiting at least three minutes, reconnect the plug to the
AC line supply.
* Re-attempt to operate the equipment.
How to reset the unit
® Replace both batteries with new ones.
* Operate the remote contro} unit at a
closer distance to the main unit.
Should the operation or display seem to be abnormal, reset the
reeth cithy the bo Hecetes,
Wim ie rae anand Press and Hold the MEMO and CLEAR
buttons simultaneously for more than 3 seconds.
Remember that the procedure will reset the settings of the
function selector, Surround mode, delay time, TUNER PRESET etc.,
to their initial settings.
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Memory backup
© In case a power outage occurs or the power cord
is accidentally unplugged, the FR980 is equipped
with a backup function to prevent memory data
such as the preset memory from being erased.
The memory functions are backed up for up to
about one week.
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GENERAL FUNCTIONALITY Delaytime —AC-3: 0-15 mSec Night On/Off
MPEG2 multichannel decoding (5.1) MPEG2; 0-15 mSec ar 7 Volume control
Dolby Digital (AC3) decoding(5.1) Pro Logic: 15-30 mSec Bass control
3x Digital input, 1x optical + 2x coaxial Others; 40-90 mSec __ Treble control
Dolby Pro Logic decoding by DSP Balance
Output 5x 120W Music Power VIDEO SECTION Pre-Set up/down
3 mode OSD; PAL, NTSC and Secam input leveVimp.oncomp. 1.0 Vpp/ 750 Tuning up/down
System remote capability Output Jevel/imp.on comp. 1.0Vpp/75Q ‘Front inputs
Learnable remote control Frequency response,-1dB 10-8 Mhz Headphone 6.3 mm
‘AM/FM 30 random preset tuner 5/N 55 dB ‘AUX 2A/V in, 3 x cinch
RDS capabilities Crosstalk 50 dB
Auto preset memory, preset scan a REAR PANEL
Pre-out terminals CABINET / DIMENSIONS Antenna terminal aL fia
Overall 439 x 158 x 458 mm (wxhxd) 1.x 750, FM
FMTUNER SECTION {include feet) AMTuning switch 9 kiz/10 kHz
Frequency
range
87.5
-1080
Mhz
Weight
13
kg
Audio
input
6x
pair
cinch,
CD,TAPE,
Usable sensitivity 1.3 pV /13.5 dBE TV,DVD,VCR,AUX1
S/N mono/stereo 76 UB / 68 dB FRONT PANEL ‘Audio output 2x pair cinch, TAPE,VCR
THD
mono/stereo
——0.2%/05%
LED
Standby
Video
input
4x
cinch,TV,
DVD,
Stereo separation, 1 kHz 40 dB FID Display Lae VCR,AUX 1
ACS, 300 kHz 60 dB “Tuning frequency _ a: Video output 2x cinch, TV,VCR
Image rejection, 98Mhz_70dB Band Cee Mn, POM) 1 x optical
Output level, 1 kHz 240 kHz 800 mV Memory 2x coaxial
‘Auto Preamplifier out 6xcinch, front /R,
AMTUNER SECTION Stereo center, surround L/R and
Frequency range 531-1602 Signal subwoofer
Usbiseivy SOR Sn i = ae eae
— , center, surround L/R
SN bok Preset number RC56 2x cinch, in, out
THD, 1 kHz at 30% mod. 0.5 % __ DSP mode AC input 2 pin CE type, fixed
Selectivity, + 9 kita 25 dB _ Multi channel mode Voltage selector _ Rotary, 110V)115¥,
Night light 220V, 230V
AUDIO
SECTION
Delay
time
Fuse
holder
yes
Power out stages ~ ‘Test tone indicator
Front L/R,20-20 kHiz,8Q OW x2 Sleep mode ACCESSORIES SUPPLIED
Center, 20-20 kHz, 8Q GOW xt Volume level Remote control RC 980 + batteries,
Surround, 40-20 ktiz,82 _ 60W x2 Source indicator 2xhih
THD front 0.05% Mure FM feeder antenna 1 x ribbon type
Input sens/imp. 220m /50kW ont controls SS
I/R Channel crosstalk, ! kHz 80 dB Power On/Off 7 Fuse 1x 1109/115V (T6,3A)
Frequency response,-2 dB
SN 85 dB
Dolby channel sep. /C/R/S_55.dB
MPEG2 channel sepl/C/R/S__-55dB
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Sources selection, 3x audio, 5x video
Digital input selector 3x
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WARNING & SAFETY
WARNING
All ICs and many other semiconductors are susceptible to
electrostatic discharges (ESD). Careless handling during
repair can reduce life drastically.
When repairing, make sure that you are connected with the
same potential as the mass of the set via a wristband with
resistance. Keep components and tools at this potential.
C ATTENTION
Tous les IC et beaucoup d’autres semi-conducteurs sont
sensibles aux décharges statiques (ESD). Leur longévite
précaution nést prise & feur manipulation.
ESD
~~
® WARNUNG
Alle ICs und viele andere Halbleiter sind empfindlich
pourrait étre considérablement écourtée par te fait qu’aucune gegeniiber elektrostatischen Entladungen (ESD).
Unsorgfaltige Behandlung im Reparaturfall kann die
Lors de réparations, s‘assurer de bien étre relié au méme Lebensdauer drastisch reduzieren.
potentiel que la masse de !’appareil et enfileer le bracelet Sorgen Sie dafiir, daB sie im Reparaturfall Uber ein Puls-
armband mit Widerstand mit dem Massepotential des
serti d‘une résistance de sécurité.
Veiller & ce que les composants ainsi que les outils que lon Gerates verbunden sind.
utilise soient également a ce potentiel.
Potential.
Halten Sie Bauteile und Hilfsmittel ebenfalls auf diesem
AVAILABLE ESD PROTECTION EQUIPMENT :
anti-static table mat large 1200x650x1.25mm
small 600x650x1.25mm
anti-static wristband
connection box (3 press stud connections, 1M )
extendible cable (2m, 2M , to connect wristband to connection box)
connecting cable (3m, 2M , to connect table mat to connection box)
earth cable (1M , to connect any product to mat or to connection box)
KIT ESD3 (combining all 6 prior products - small table mat)
wristband tester
AVAILABLE JIG for FR980
Extension PCB and wire kit
GB)
@ regulations require that the set be restored to its
original condition and that parts which are identical with
those specified be used.
Safety components are marked by the symbol A
®
Les normes de sécurité exigent que l'appareil soit remis
af état d origine et que soient utilisées les pieces de
rechange identiques a celles spécifiées.
Les composants de sécurité sont marqués
SAFETY
Bei jeder Reparatur sind die geltenden Sicherheitsvor-
schriften zu beachten. Der Originalzustand des Gerates
darf nicht verandert werden. Fir Reparaturen sind Original-
ersatzteile zu verwenden.
Sicherheitsbauteile sind durch das Symbol A marker.
PCS 98 387
QD WAARSCHUWING
Alle IC’s en vele andere halfgeleiders zijn gevoelig voor
electrostatische ontladingen (ESD).
Onzorgvuldig behandelen tijdens reparatie kan de levensduur
drastisch doen vermindem. Zorg ervoor dat u tijdens reparatie
via een polsband met weerstand verbonden bent met hetzelfde
potentiaal als de massa van het apparaat.
Houd componenten en hulpmiddelen ook op ditzelfde potential.
CD AVVERTIMENTO
Tutti IC e parecchi semi-conduttori sono sensibili alle scariche
statiche (ESD).
La toro longevita potrebbe essere fortemente ridatta in caso di
non osservazione della pil! grande cauzione alla loro
manipolazione. Durante le riparationi occorre quindi essere
collegato allo stesso potenziale che quello della massa
delapparecchio tramite un braccialetto a resistenza.
Assicurarsi che i componenti e anche gli utensili con quali si
lavora siano anche a questo potenziale.
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Veiligheidsbepalingen vereisen, dat het apparaat in zijn
oorspronkeliijke toestand wordt teruggebracht en dat
onderdelen, identiek aan de gespecificeerde, worden toegepast.
De Veiligheidsonderdelen zijn aangeduid met het symboo!
Le norme di sicurezza estigono che I’apparecchio venga
rimesso nelle condizioni originali e che siano utilizzati i
pezzi di ricambiago identici a quelli specificati,
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GENERAL
CHIP
COMPONENT
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PCS 98 388

SERVICE PROGRAM
1. Tracking point memory
This
service
procedure
can
be
used
for
measurement
of
the
tuner
circuit.
When
the
POWER
ON,
press
the
"PRESET
UP"
button
while
pressing
the
"COAX2"
button
for
at
least
3
seconds
or
more.
FLD
will
display
"TRACKING".
Frequencies
will
be
memorized
as
follows.
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This
service
procedure
will
illuminate
all
segments
by
the
following
steps
:
With
the
POWER
ON,
press
the
"FM/AM(TUNER)"
button
while
pressing
the
"COAX2"
button
for
at
least
3
seconds
or
more.
This
procedure
takes
1
minute
and
40
seconds
to
finish;
at
this
point
the
procedure
is
complete.
1. All segments will be illuminated for 5 seconds.
2.
At
the
grid
"1G",
segments
are
illuminated
the
following
order
:
(kHz
—-@)
MHz
~~)
ATT
@)
LFE—-)
NIGHT—>
@)
MULTI
%)
COAX
(@)OPT
—
(9)
RF—
Q
TA—
47)
COPY—
(3
VCRt-
(3
SLEEP-
(4
SLEEP—
(5)
P
-
SCAN
(46)
DISP
3.
At
the
grid
"2G"
to
"11G",
each
segment
is
illuminated
individually.
4.
At
the
grid
"12G",
segments
are
illuminated
in
the
following
order
:
(VISUAL
—
@)
SIGNAL
BAR
(LEFT
SIDE)—+
@)
SIGNAL
BAR
(2nd
LEFT)—
(4)
SIGNAL
BAR
(CENTER)
—
(S)
SIGNAL
BAR
(2nd
RIGHT)
—
(6)
SIGNAL
BAR
(RIGHT
SIDE)
—-
(7)
AC-3
—
(8)
PCM—Q)
DIGITAL—
GO
PRO
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LOGIC
—-
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-
STEREO
—
42
MOVIE
—
43
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(4
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—
(5
THX
CINEMA
—
(6
STEREO
3. Selector check mode
This
service
program
automatically
operates
input
selector
and
surround
mode
by
the
following
procedure.
This
service
program
continually
repeats
until
power
is
shut
off.
When
the
POWER
ON,
press
the
"COAX2"
button
while
pressing
the
"TAPE”
button
3
seconds
or
more.
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4. All clear
This service program can clear all memorized operations and functions.
When
the
POWER
ON,
press
the
"CD"
button
while
pressing
the
"COAX3"
button
3
seconds
or
more.
FLD
shows
"CLEAR MEMO" ard power will be OFF.
‘PCS 98 389

2-2
5. Volume reset
This
service
program
can
be
reset
"MASTER
VOLUME
LEVEL"
and
"CHANNEL
OUTPUT
LEVEL"
to
initial
level.
(MASTER
VOLUME
:
-64dB,
CHANNEL
LEVEL
:
0dB)
When
the
POWER
ON,
transmit
the
reset
code
"163731"
continually
more
than
3
seconds
by
remote
control
unit
.
FLD shows
"VOL RST".
TEST EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
1) AM/FM Signal Generator
2) Video Signal Generator
3) Digital Multimeter
4) Distortion level meter
ALIGNMENT PROCEDURES
1. Main amp idling current adjustment
1)
With
the
power
OFF,
set
semi
-
fixed
resistor
R743
(Lch),
R744
(Reh),
R786
(Center
ch)
on
the
PC
board
(P704)
to
the
center
position.
2)
Connect
a
digital
voltmeter,
set
for
the
DC
range,
on
the
emitter
resistor
[R759
(Lch),
R760
(Reh),
R794
(Center
ch)]
on
the
PC
board
(P704).
3) After the above,adjust the idling current as follows:
Turn
the
power
ON
and
adjust
semi-fixed
resistor
R743
(Lch),
R744
(Rch),
R786
(Center
ch)
while
observing
the digital multimeter indication.
The target value is 7.2 mV (20 mA).
All
values
are
with
no
load
on
speaker
terminals,
volume
set
to
minimum
and
no
input
with
the
unit
switchedto
the
CD
position.
Always
allow
the
amplifier
to
stabilize
for
10
minutes
or
longer
prior
to
adjusting
idle
current.
2. Main amp DC offset adjustment
1)
With
the
power
OFF,
connect
a
digital
voltmeter,
set
for
the
DC
range,
to
the
speaker
terminal.
2) After the
above,
adjust
the
DC offset
as
follows:
Turn
the
power
ON and
adjust
RN63
(Lch),
RN64
(Rch),
RN70 (Center
ch)
so
that
the
output is +20
mV.
3. AM IF Adjustment
Input Signal Source Signal Source Signal Output Reception | Adjustment | Adjustment
Connection
Frequency
Level
and
Modulation
Frequency
Point
Value
Output levet
Tuni ‘ (L or R)
uning point LAOQ6 Maximum
at TAPE-OUT
This
adjustment
is
normally
not
necessary,
because
the
coil
LAO6
is
preset
by
the
original
supplier.
Signal Source Signal Output Reception | Adjustment| Adjustment
Frequency Level and Modulation Frequency Point Value
Output level
Level 300 - 400 pV/m (Lor R)
603 kHz Mod. 400 Hz 30% Gos nie lac Maximum
it TAPE-OUT
OD utput level
1404 kHz CA01
Signal generator output to
transmission “loop antenna.
(*:Standard required loop)
Level 300 pV/m (50dB/m)
Mod. 400 Hz 30%
999 kHz
4. AM Tracking Adjustment
**Input Signal Source
Connection
Signal generator output to
transmission *loop antenna.
(*:Standard required loop)
Level 300 - 400 pV/m (L or R)
1404 kHz Mod. 400 Hz 30% Maximum
t TAPE-OUT
Repeat step 1 and 2 until sensitivity be maximized.
PCS 98 390

5. AM auto stop Adjustment
input Signal Source
Connection
Signal
Source
Signal
Output
Reception
|
Adjustment|
Adjustment
Frequency
Level
and
Modulation
Frequency
Point
Value
999
kHz
999
kHz
500
pV/m
(54
dB/m)
RA11
AUTO
1000
V/m
(60
dB/m)
SCAN
Only
Confirm
REMARK:
This
adjustment
is
related
to
the
FM
muting
Level
Adjustment.
The
FM
muting
Level
re-adjustment
is
necessary
after this adjustment.
Reception | Adjustment | Adjustment
Frequency Point Value
Signal generator output to
transmission “loop antenna.
(*:Standard required loop)
"TUNED"
indicate on FLD
"TUNED"
indicate on FLD
6.
FM
MONO.
Distortion
Adjustment
Signal
Frequency
Source Signal Output
Level and Modulation
Input Signal Source
Connection
:
500
nV
(54
dB)
Distortion
level
Signal
generator
output
to
MONO
1
kHz
/
Minimum
FM
antenna
terminal.
(75
©)
Dev.40kHz
53.3%
at
TAPE-OUT
7. FM Muting Level Adjustment
Turn
the
variable
resistor
R212
and
stop
at
position
"TUNED"
is
not
shown
(not
indicated),
then
again
turn
the
variable
resistor
R212
to
the
opposite
revolution
and
stop
at
a
position
"TUNED"
is
shown.
Signal
Frequency
Source Signal Output
Level and Modulation
Input Signal Source
Connection
Reception | Adjustment | Adjustment
Frequency Point Value
98 MHz
(P2) R212
AUTO , “TUNED"
scan [Only Contirm) indicate on FLD
8.
FM
STEREO
Distortion
Adjustment
Adjust
the
L
channel
with
the
RF
signal
modulated
only
L
channel
first
and
confirm
the
R
channel
with
the
RF
signal
modulated
only
R
channel.
Input
Signal
Source
Signal
Source
Signal
Output
Reception
|
Adjustment
|
Adjustment
Connection
Frequency
Level
and
Modulation
Frequency
Point
Value
i
IF
COIL
|
Distortion
level
Signal
generator
output
to
500
wV
(54
dB)
ort
FM
antenna
terminal.
(75
Q)
Lor
R
1kHz
/
in
Minimum
Dev.
40kHz
53.3%
PILOT
19kHz
/
Dev.
6kHz
8%
6.3 nV (16 dB)
Signal
generator
output
to
eee.
2
"TUNED"
FM
antenna
terminal.
(75
Q)
MONO
1kHz
/
indicate
on
FLD
Dev. 75kHz 100%
Over mentioned level
+3 dB
Distortion leyel
Minimum
at TAPE-OUT
REMARK:
Adjustment
with
R128
is
not
necessary
when
the
distortion
level
is
less
than
0.5%
with
adjusting
IF
coil.
PCS
98
391

9. FM STEREO Separation Adjustment
Input
Signal
Source
Signal
Source
Signal
Output
Reception
|
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Adjustment
Connection
Frequency
Level
and
Modulation
Frequency
Point
Value
same
specification
as
Output
level
98
MHz
FM
STEREO
distortion
Minimum
98
MHz
adjustment. at TAPE-OUT
Input only L channel. channel R
input Signal Source Signal Source Signal Output
Connection Frequency Level and Modulation
Maximum
98 MHz gate R906 at U218
(Jumper lead)
98 MHz .
(P2) Only Confirm
REMARK: Other adjustments of FM section have to be done before this adjustment.
Signal generator output to
FM antenna terminal. (75 Q)
same specification as Output level
FM STEREO distortion Similar as Rch
adjustment. at TAPE-OUT
channel L
Reception | Adjustment! Adjustment
Frequency Point Value
Input only R channel.
RDS Signal only
RDS Signal generator output
t Dev. 1KHz 1.3%
‘0
FM antenna terminal. (75 Q)
Station name
indicate on
FLD
RDS Signal only
Dev. 2KHz 1.3%
RDS Signal generator output
to
FM antenna terminal. (75 Q)
11. On Screen Display VCO Adjustment
Input
Signal
Source
Measuring
Measuring
equipment
Input
Adjustment
|
Adjustment
and
Connection
position
selector
Point
Value
Color
bar
or
other
standard
IC
QX60
video
signal.
:
DC
voltmeter
Video
signal
generator
sae
seta
ha
(Impedance
>
10k
Q/V)
a
CX67
2.5V
20.1V
output
to
LD
video
input.
;
REMARK:
Connect
the
TV
monitor
to
the
monitor
output
terminal
of
the
product.
PCS 98 392

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IFREQ : bidir
+5VD : output
IFACK : bidir
IFDATA - | : input
IFDATA - O : output
IFCLK : output
AUDIO I/O and Supply connector
-5V : supply
GND : ground
RESET _ : reset to sub CPU
RT : analog input to ADC
+5VD : supply
+5VA : supply
LT : analog input to ADC
MUTE : control output
R : analog output
L : analog output
RS : analog output
LS : analog output
C : analog output
LFE : analog output
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SHORT DESCRIPTION
The Hitachi sub-CPU (Q691) communicates with the MAIN CPU
(QU01) of the FR980 via the SPi bus.
Modes and user settings are received ; status is reported back.
The Q691 is connected to the DSP56002 (Q601) via its
parallel host interface and to the DSP56009 (Q631) via the
serial host interface (configured as 12C slave.)
The Q691 downloads the DSP code of the 56002 via the
parallel! host interface, and the code for the 56009 via the 12C
interface. DSP code is stored in the internal ROM of the Q691.
The Q691 will set the modes and parameters of the DSP
programs and will monitor the status of the DSP programs.
The Q691 directly controls the audio components which are
DIR (QRO2), ADC (QK01), DAC (QD01, QD31, QD51) and
other devices.
MPEG-2 / AC-3 Decoding
Source : Digital Input (Coaxl, Coax2, OPT)
Out : max. 5.1ch (L, R, C, LFE, LS, RS)
MPEG: The Q601 decodes MPEG bitstream and
output the decoded signal to Q631.
The Q631 divides signal and delay the Center
and Surround signals.
AC-3: The 56009 directly gets bitstream from QR02,
and decodes the signal.
PCM/ Pro Logic, 3 Stereo, Movie, Hall, Matrix, Stereo
Decoding.
Source : Digital Input (Coaxl, Coax2, OPT)
Out: max. 4ch (L, R, ©, LS, RS)
The Q631 directly gets audio data from QRO2,
and reproduces the each decoded signals.
MPEG-2 / AC-3 / PCM Detection
The Q601 will detect whether the received data is MPEG-2 or
AC-3.
The QRO02 will detects whether the received SPDIF is PCM-
audio or Not.
The MAIN CPU of the FR980 will automatically switch the DSP
module in the correct mode.
Analog / Pro Logic, 3 Stereo, Movie, Hall, Matrix,
Decoding.
Source : Analog input (Lt / Rt) A//D converted by QK01
Out: max. 4ch (L, R, C, LS, RS)
The Q631 directly gets audio data from QK01,
and reproduces the each decoded signals.

Sleep Mode (at Analog Stereo mode)
All components will be set to a low power / standby mode when
usefull.
This mode is activated when the user select stereo mode when
an analog source is selected; so no digital processing is
required.
Test Tone
Out: Test Tone Noise : L, C, R, Rsur, Lsur, LFE
Noise should be at all outputs simultaneously.
This mode is activated in the installation procedure. Noise is
generated on all speakers so that volume adjustments can be
made to match the speaker positions in the users liveing room.
Factory / Service test mode
Source : Digital Input (Coax1, Coax2, OPT - PCM)
Out : L, R, C, LFE, Ls, Rs
This mode puts the DSP module in through mode and feeds :
@ LinputtoL, Ls andC
@ R input to R, Rs, LFE
KEY COMPONENTS
Q601 : DSP56002PV66 - Motorola - (MPEG2 5.1 ch pro-
cessor) FQFP
Q631 : DSP56009FJ81 - Motorola - (AC-3, Dolby Pro
Logic, Delay Line, LPCM processor) QFP80
Q602-604 : N342356SJ -15 - NKK (32kx8bit, 15 ns SRAM,
SOJ28)
Q691 : HD6473257CP10 - Hitachi - (60k byte ROM Micro
Controller)
QR02 : TDA1315H - Philips - (Digital input receiver)
QD01 : TDA1305T - Philips - (BCC-DAC) for L, R ch
QD31 : TDA1305T - Philips - (BCC-DAC) for LS, RS ch
QD51 : TDA1305T - Philips - (BCC-DAC) for C, LFE ch
QK01 : SAA7367T - Philips - (Bitstream-ADC)
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