Sherwood R-125RDS User manual
OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS
BEDIEUGSANLEITUNG
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L'USO
/
INSTRUCCIONES
DE
MANEJO
Sherwood
NEWCASTLE
INTRODUCTION
UNPACKING
AND
INSTALLATION
Congratulations
on
Your
Purchase!
Your
new
high
fidelity
Receiver
is
designed
to
deliver
maximum
enjoyrnent
and
years
of
trouble
free
service.
Please
take
a
few
moments
to
read
this
manual
thoroughly.
It
will
explain
the
features
and
operation
of
your
unit
and
help
ensure
a
trouble
free
installation.
Please
unpack
your
unit
carefully.
We
recommend
that
you
save
the
carton
and
packing
material.
They
will
be
helpful
if
you
ever
need
to
move
your
unit
and
may
be
required
if
you
ever
need
to
return
it
for
service.
Your
unit
is
designed
to
be
placed
in
a
horizontal
position
and
it
is
important
to
allow
at
least
two
inches
of
space
behind
your
unit
for
adequate
ventilation
and
cabling
convenience.
To
avoid
a
damage,
never
place
the
unit
near
radiators,
in
front
of
heating
vents,
in
direct
sunlight,
or
in
excessively
humid
or
dusty
locations.
Connect
your
complementary
components
as
illustrated
in
the
following
section.
CAUTION
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK
DO
NOT
OPEN
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.
This
symbol
is
tntended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence
of
uninsulated
"dangerous
voltage"
within
the
product's
enclosure
that
may
be
of
sufficient
magnitude
to
constitute
a
risk
of
electric
shock
to
persons.
This
symbol
is
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence
of
important
operating
and
maintenance
(servicing)
instructions
in
the
literature
accompanying
the
appliance.
WARNING
To
reduce
the
risk
of
fire
or
electric
shock,
do
not
expose
this
appliance
to
rain
or
moisture.
Caution
:
Do
not
block
ventilation
openings
or
stack
other
equipment
on
the
top.
FOR
U.S.A.
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Note
to
CATV
System
Installer:
This
reminder
is
provided
to
call
the
CATV
system
installer's
attention
to
Article
820-40
of
the
NEC
that
provides
guidelines
for
proper
grounding
and,
in
particular,
specifies
that
the
cable
ground
shall
be
connected
to
the
grounding
system
of
the
building,
as
close
to
the
point
of
cable
entry
as
practical.
mFCC
INFORMATION
This
equipment
has
been
tested
and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a
Class
B
digital
device,
pursuant
to
Part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
These
limits
are
designed
to
provide
reasonable
protection
against
harmful
interference
in
a
residential
installation.
This
equipment
generates,
uses
and
can
radiate
radio
frequency
energy
and,
if
not
installed
and
used
in
accordance
with
the
instructions,
may
cause
harmful
interference
to
radio
communications.
However,
there
is
no
guarantee
that
interference
will
not
occur
in
a
particular
installation.
If
this
equipment
does
cause
harmful
interference
to
radio
or
television
reception,
which
can
be
determined
by
turning
the
equipment
off
and
on,
the
user
is
encouraged
to
try
to
correct
the
interference
by
one
or
more
of
the
following
measures:
*
Reorient
or
relocate
the
receiving
antenna.
¢
Increase
the
separation
between
the
equipment
and
receiver.
*
Connect
the
equipment
into
an
outlet
on
a
circuit
different
from
that
to
which
the
receiver
is
connected.
*
Consult
the
dealer
or
an
experienced
radio
TV
technician
for
help.
CAUTION:
Any
changes
or
modifications
in
construction
of
this
device
which
are
not
expressly
approved
by
the
party
responsible
for
compliance
could
void
the
user's
authority
to
operate
the
equipment.
2
READ
THIS
BEFORE
OPERATING
YOUR
UNIT
FOR
YOUR
SAFETY
Units
shipped
to
the
U.S.A.
and
Canada
are
designed
for
operation
on
120
V
AC
only.
safety
precaution
with
use
of a
polarized
AC
plug.
However,
some
products
may
be
supplied
with
a
nonpolarized
plug.
CAUTION:
To
prevent
electric
shock,
match
wide
blade
of
plug
to
wide
slot,
fully
insert.
ATTENTION
:
Pour
eviter
les
choc
electriques,
introduire
la
lame
la
plug
large
de
la
borne
correspondante
de
Ia
prise
et
poussre
jusqu'au
fond.
FOR
AUSTRALIA
AND
EUROPE
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220
V/230
V/240
V
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a
Units
shipped
to
Australia
are
designed
for
operation
on
240
V
AC
only.
To
ensure
safe
operation
the
three-pin
plug
supplied
must
be
inserted
only
into
a
standard
three-pin
power
point
which
is
effectively
earthed
through
the
normal
household
wiring.
Extension
cords
used
with
the
equipment
must
be
three-core
and
be
correctly
wired
to
provide
connection
to
earth.
Improper
extension
cords
are
a
major
cause
of
fatalities.
The
fact
that
the
equipment
operates
satisfactorily
does
not
imply
that
the
power
point
is
earthed
and
that
the
installation
is
completely
safe.
For
your
safety,
if
in
any
doubt
about
the
effective
earthing
of
the
power
point,
consult
a
qualified
electrician.
PAN-EUROPEAN
UNIFIED
VOLTAGE
All
units
are
suitable
for
use
on
supplies
220-240
V
AC.
FOR
OTHER
COUNTRIES
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120
V/220
V
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Units
shipped
to
countries
other
than
the
above
countries
are
equipped
with
an
AC
voltage
selector
switch
on
the
rear
panel.
Refer
to
the
following
paragraph
for
the
proper
setting
of
this
switch.
|
AC
VOLTAGE
SELECTION
This
unit
operates
on
110-220
V
AC.
The
AC
voltage
selector
switch
on
the
rear
panel
is
set
to
the
voltage
that
prevails
in
the
area
to
which
the
unit
is
shipped.
Before
connecting
the
power
cord
to
your
AC
outlet,
make
sure
that
the
setting
position
of
this
switch
matches
your
line
voitage.
If
not,
it
must
be
set
to
your
voltage
in
accordance
with
the
following
direction.
AC
voltage
selector
switch
AC
110
V
M120
V
AC
220
V
Move
switch
lever
to
match
your
line
voltage
with
a
small
screwdriver
or
other
pointed
tool.
Please
make
the
following
connections
(where
applicable).
NOTES!
~
SWITCH
OFF
THE
RECEIVER
BEFORE
MAKING
ANY
CONNECTIONS.
—
Do
not
connect
the
receiver
to
the
AC
outlet
when
le
connections.
~
Be
sure
to
connect
the
white
plugs
to
the
L
(left)
and
the
—
red
plugs
to
the
R
(right)
jacks
when
making
connections.
(OUTDOOR
ANTENNA)
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Mas
SUPPLIED
ADAPTOR
CONNECTIONS
A.
FM
INDOOR
ANTENNA
Connect
the
supplied
antenna
to
the
FM
antenna
terminals,
as
shown.
Change
the
position
of
the
antenna
until
you
get
the
best
reception
of
your
favorite
FM
stations.
FM
OUTDOOR
ANTENNA
A
75Q
outdoor
FM
antenna
may
be
used
to
further
improve
the
sound
quality
of
the
reception.
Disconnect
the
indoor
antenna
before
replacing
it
with
the
outdoor
one.
:
B.
AM
LOOP
ANTENNA
Tune
in
your
favorite
AM
station
and
position
the
loop
antenna
for
best
reception.
Try
other
stations
and
find
the
position
that
gives
best
overall
reception.
When
this
unit
is
mounted
in
a
rack
or
placed
on
a
shelf
with
insufficient
space
behind,
hang
it
on
a
wall
in
the
direction
which
gives
best
reception.
C.
SYSTEM
GROUND
TERMINAL
When
using
a
turntable,
connect
the
ground
lead
from
your
turntable
to
this
terminal.
D.
AUDIO
IN/OUT
-~
PHONON
-—
input
jacks
for
connecting
a
turntable.
-
Connect
these
jacks
to
the
OUTPUT
jacks
of
the
turntable
with
MM(Moving
Magnet)
type
cartridge.
~
CD
IN
—
input
jacks
for
connecting
a
Compact
Disc
player.
¢
Connect
these
jacks
to
the
OUTPUT
jacks
of
the
CD
player.
~
TV/AUX
IN
—
input
jacks
for
connecting
the
sound
channel
of
a
TV
set
or
any
other
source
you
want
to
hear;
an
additional
CD
player,
a
cassette
deck,
a
VCR
or
a
turntable
with
ceramic
cartridge,
etc.
—
TAPE
MON
PLAY/REC
—
input
and
output
jacks
for
connecting
a
cassette
deck,
a
Digital
Compact
Cassette
deck
or
another
digital
recording
device.
¢
Connect
the
PLAY
jacks
to
the
LINE
OUTPUT
jacks
of
the
deck.
These
jacks
may
also
be
connected
to
the
LINE
OUTPUT
jacks
of
an
audio
processor
such
as
an
optional
graphic
equalizer
or
a
Digital
Signal
Processor.
e
Connect
the
REC
jacks
to
the
LINE
INPUT
jacks
of
the
deck.
These
jacks
may
also
be
connected
to
the
LINE
INPUT
jacks
of
an
audio
processor
such
as an
optional
graphic
equalizer
or
a
Digital
Signal
Processor.
—-VCR
1
PLAY/REC
-
input
jacks
for
connecting
the
sound
channel
of
a
video
recorder
and
output
jacks
for
extra
sound
recording
equipment
(e.g.
a
HiFi
stereo
video
recorder
or
tape
deck).
«
Connect
the
PLAY
jacks
to
the
OUTPUT
jacks
of
the
VCR.
¢
Connect
the
REC
jacks
to
the
INPUT
jacks
of
the
VCR.
ENGLISH
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ENGLISH
E.
VIDEO
IN/OUT
-
VCR
1
IN/OUT
—
input
and
output
jacks
for
connecting
the
video
output
and
input
of
a
video
recorder
-
MONITOR
OUT
-
output
jack
for
connecting
to
the
video
input
of
a
TV
set.
The
TV
set
must
then
be
swiched
to
that
input.
F.
SUBWOOFER
-
Output
jacks
for
connecting
a
separate
3
amplifier.
«
Connect
SUBWOOFER
output
jacks
to
SUBWOOFER
input
jacks
of
separate
amplifier
or
inputs
of
a
powered
SUBWOOFER.
|
G.
REAR
SPEAKERS
Terminals
for
connecting
a
pair
of
rear
speakers,
impedance
of
4
©
each,
to
obtain
a
surround
sound
effect.
NOTE
:
Always
connect
two
speakers
to
these
terminals.
H.
CENTER
SPEAKER
Terminals
for
connecting
a
center
speaker,
impedance
8
ohms.
i.
FRONT
SPEAKERS
Terminals
for
connecting
a
pair
of
speakers,
impedance
8
ohms
(L
=
left,
R
=
right).
*
One
of
the
wires
of
a
loudspeaker
cable
is
marked
with
a
colour
or
rib.
Connect
the
marked
wire
to
the
red
terminal,
the
non-marked
wire
to
the
black
one.
DIGI
LINK
Il
SYSTEM
CONTROL
(colored
green)
—
remote-control
input/output
jacks
for
connection
to
the
corresponding
DIGI
LINK
II
or
Ill
jacks
of
a
Sherwood
CD
(Compact
Disc)
or
tape
player.
Connect
this
jack
to
the
DIGI
LINK
II
jack
of
the
external
equipment
that
uses
the
DIGI
LINK
II
or
Il
remote
control
system.
These
jacks
have
been
added
to
maintain
compatibility
with
other
Sherwood
products.
POWER
K.
POWER
LEAD
Connecting
the
receiver
to
the
AC
power
outlet.
L.
OUTLETS
-
Switched
output
for
connecting
AC
power
plugs
from
various
units
Such
as
cassette
deck,
CD
player,
etc.
(Maximum
capacity
is
100
W).
Power
supplied
through
this
outlet
is
turned
on
and
off
by
the
POWER
button
of
the
receiver.
CONNECTING
HEADPHONES
¢
Connect
headphones
with
a
1/4"
plug
to
the
PHONES
jacks.
—
Inserting
the
plug
will
not
disconnect
the
loudspeakers.
-—
Turn
the
speakers
off
by
pressing
the
SPEAKER
switch
once,
press
again
to
turn
speakers
on.
Also
ensure
receiver
is
not
in
Surround
modes.
SPEAKER
POSITIONING
To
obtain
the
best
surround
sound
effect
in
your
home,
place
the
speakers
as
shown
below.
The
left
and
right
speakers
should
be
about
1
m
(40")
from
the
TV
set.
The
center
speaker
should
be
above
or
below
the
TV
set.
The
rear
speakers
should
be
placed
at
normal
listening
ear
level.
Note
:
to
avoid
interference
with
the
TV
picture,
use
only
|
magnetically
shielded
speaker
systems.
After
making
all
necessary
connections
(some
may
not
apply
to
your
system
set-up),
your
system
is
ready
for
use.
In
the
next
chapter,
we
will
describe
how
to
operate
your
R-125RDS
receiver.
|
FRONT
1.POWER
ON/OFF
For
switching
the
unit
on
and
off.
2.
SPEAKER
For
switching
the
speakers
connected
to
the
FRONT
SPEAKERS
terminals
on
and
off.
3.
PHONES
For
connecting
headphones.
4.REMOTE
SENSOR
Infrared
remote
control
eye
for
receiving
signals
from
the
remote
control.
5.
FLUORESCENT
DISPLAY
Informs
you
about
the
function
of
the
receiver.
6.RESET
For
resetting
the
unit
in
case
of
malfunction.
¢
Press
RESET
for
more
than
5
seconds
after
switching
off.
7.BASS
(¥/
A)
For
adjusting
the
bass
tones.
8.TREBLE
(w/
A)
For
adjusting
the
high
tones.
9.BALANCE
(</P>)
For
adjusting
the
balance
of
the
volume
between
the
left
and
right
channels.
10.FM
MODE
For
selecting
STEREO
or
MONO
operation
in
FM
mode.
11.TUNING/PRESET
MODE
:
-
For
selecting
the
frequency
or
preset
mode.
w/#
:-For
adjusting
the
station
frequency
or
selecting
the
next/previous
tuner
preset.
(use
together
with
the
MODE
button)
ENGLISH
.
12.
MEMORY
For
storing
preset
stations.
43.SURROUND
MODE
For
selecting
the
surround
mode.
OFF,
DO
PROLOGIC,
00
3
STEREO,
SIMULATED,
THEATER,
HALL
Manufactured
under
license
from
Dolby
Laboratories
Licensing
Corporation.
"Dolby",
the
double-D
symbol
and
"PRO
LOGIC"
are
trademarks
of
Dolby
Laboratories
Licensing
Corporation.
14.SOURCE
SELECTION
“
For
selecting
the
required
audio
or
video
source.
15.MASTER
VOLUME
For
adjusting
the
volume.
16.VCR
2/CAMCORDER
AUDIO/VIDEO
INPUT
Connections
for
an
extra
VCR
or
camcorder.
The
audio
jacks
may
also
be
used
for
an
extra
audio
source
like
a
CD
player
or
cassette
deck.
17.RDS
CONTROLS
EON
PTY
:
For
selecting
the
desired
programme
type
in
the
RDS
mode.
EON
TA:
For
tuning
traffic
announcement
mode
on
or
off
in
the
TP
mode.
SEARCH
:
For
selecting
RDS,
PTY
or
TP
search
mode.
DISPLAY
:
For
changing
the
display
mode.
PTY
SELECT
:
For
selecting
the
desired
programme
type.
DISPLAY
ENGLISH
ST
Lights
up
when
a
FM
stereo
transmission
is
received.
TUNED
Lights
up
when
a
FM
or
AM
transmission
is
received.
AUTO
|
Lights
up
when
operating
auto
tuning
or
auto
presetting.
VCR
12
TAPE
M
Lights
up
when
the
corresponding
source
is
selected.
PRESET
Lights
up
in
the
preset
mode.
Indicates
the
selected
waveband
FM,
AM.
The
frequency
of
the
tuned
station
is
indicated
in
MHz
(for
FM)
or
in
kHz
(for
AM)
and
also
VOL
or
REAR
or
CENTER
level
as
indicated.
Indicates
the
selected
PRESET
number,
SLEEP
time
(in
minutes),
DELAY
TIME.
MEM
Flashes
when
the
memory
has
been
opened
to
store
a
preferred
station.
ms
indicates
the
Delay
time
in
surround
mode.
DO
PROLOGIC,
OO
3
STEREO,
THEATER,
HALL
Indicates
the
selected
surround
mode.
RDS,
RT,
EON,
TP,
TA,
PTY
Indicates
the
selected
RDS
mode.
SLEEP
Lights
up
when
the
sleep
timer
is
active.
BATTERIES
ne
REMOTE
CONTROL
O1N—
=
CONIC
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2X
1.5V
R6/UM-3/
AA
The
remote
control
(supplied)
can
be
used
to
operate
all
units
in
the
system.
In
addition,
it
can
be
used
to
operate
any
other
equipment
that
uses
the
DIGI
LINK
Ill
remote
control
system.
¢
Open
the
battery
compartment
and
insert
two
batteries
as
indicated,
type
R6/UM-3/AA-cells.
¢
Remove
the
batteries
when
they
have
run
down
or
if
the
remote
control
will
not
be
used
again
for
a
long
period.
Note
:
Do
not
use
rechargeable
batteries.
USING
THE
REMOTE
CONTROL
¢
First
press
the
power
switch
on
the
front
panel
of
R-T25RDS:
°
Select
the
source
you
wish
to
control
by
pressing
one
of
the
seven
source
select
buttons
on
the
remote
control
(e.g.
TAPE,
CD,
etc.).
°
Then,
select
the
desired
function.
a
FUNCTION
OVERVIEW
AMPLIFIER
1.
POWER
-
for
control
power
of
this
receiver
or
system
(as
described
in
amplifier
chapter
titled
"POWER
STANDBY/ON")
2.
SLEEP
-
for
setting
a
time
period
after
which
the
system
will
automatically
be
switched
to
standby.
4,
SYSTEM
DISPLAY
-
for
dimming
displays
of
Sherwood
components
connected
by
DIGI
LINK
Il
or
IL
6.
SOURCE
SELECTORS
22.
MUTE
-
for
decreasing
the
volume.
SURROUND
CONTROLS
23.
SURROUND
MODE
OO
PRO
LOGIC,
DO
3
STEREO,
SIMULATED,
THEATER,
HALL,OFF
-—
for
selecting
the
different
surround
modes.
24.
CENTER
MODE
-
for
selecting
the
desired
center
mode
when
in
Dolby
Pro
Logic
or
Dolby
3
Stereo
mode.
25.
DELAY
TIME
-
for
adjusting
the
delay
time
of
the
rear
channel.
26.
TEST
TONE
-
for
checking
the
output
levei
of
the
front,
center
and
rear
speakers.
|
27.
CENTER
LEVELY
/~
-
for
adjusting
the
center
level
{only
in
normal
mode
or
wide
mode).
28.
REAR
LEVEL\
/
“
-
for
adjusting
the
rear
level
(in
Dolby
Pro
Logic,
Simulated,
Theater,
Hall
mode)
33.
MASTER
VOLUMEY
/~_
-
for
adjusting
the
volume.
TUNER
3.
PRESET
SCAN
-
for
scanning
the
stations
memorized
in
memory.
5.
0-9
digit
buttons
—
for
selecting
the
preset
stations.
CASSETTE
DECK
COMPACT
DISC
PLAYER
5.
0-9
digit
buttons
—
for
track
selection,
press
required
button
among
10
buttons
on
the
remote
control
and
for
disc
selection,
select
disc
No.{1~5)
within
2
sec.
after
pressing
the
DISC
button.
ENGLISH
13.
DISC
(CD
changer
only)
—
for
disc
selection.
14.
»
—
to
begin
play.
15.
=
~—
to
stop
recording/play/clearing
a
program.
16.
REPEAT
1/ALL
-
to
play
a
track
or
al!
tracks
repeatedly.
17.
REPEAT
A
<>
B
-
to
play
a
specific
passage
repeatedly.
18.
11
-
for
pausing
recording/play.
19.
<¢
>>
-—
for
searching
forward
and
backward.
20.
RANDOM
-
to
play
tracks
randomly.
21.
INTRO
—-
to
preview
each
track
only
for
10
seconds.
EQUALIZER
7.
<>
—for
starting
A
or
B
side
play.
8.
m
—
for
stopping
recording/play.
9.
<4
>b
—
for
winding
the
tape.
10.
18
—
for
interrupting
recording/play.
11.
DECK
SELECTOR
A,
B
-
for
selecting
deck
Aor
B.
12.
@
—
for
recording.
In
the
DIG!
LINK
I
remote
control
system,
if
pressimg
PLAY,
etc
on
CD
or
Deck,
CD
or
TAPE
MONITOR
is
selected
automatically
without
selecting
the
source
and
PLAY,
etc.
starts.
29.
PRESET
-
for
seiecting
equalizer
pattern.
30.
USER
-
for
adjusting
equalizer
pattern
as
desired.
31.
FILE
—
for
selecting
desired
equalizer
pattern
in
the
preset
or
user
mode.
32.
TAPE
M
—
for
monitoring
the
sound
of
recording
or
playback
of
cassette
tape.
I
”
a
O
ra
Li
AMPLIFIER
SOUND
CONTROL
Volume
«
Adjust
the
sound
volume
with
the
MASTER
VOLUME
control.
Balance
«
Press
BALANCE.
-
BAL
lights
up.
-
Adjust
the
stereo
balance
between
the
left
and
the
right
channels
with
the
BALANCE
(<4
>)
Treble
¢
Press
TREBLE.
-
TRBL
lights
up,
together
with
the
set
level.
«
Adjust
the
high
tones
with
the
TREBLE
(wa)
control
from
MIN
to
MAX.
|
Bass
¢
Press
BASS.
—
BASS
lights
up,
together
with
the
set
level.
«
Adjust
the
bass
tones
with
the
BASS (wa)
contro!
from
MIN
to
MAX.
WARNING
:
Extreme
settings
at
high
volume
may
damage
your
loudspeakers.
«
Use
the
SURROUND
MODE
buttons
to
select
the
desired
sound
effect:
OO
PRO
LOGIC,
OO
3
STEREO,
SIMULATED,
THEATER
or
HALL
+
Press
MUTE
on
the
remote
control
if
you
want
to
decrease
the
volume
quickly.
«
Press
again
to
return
to
norma!
volume
level.
SOURCE
SELECTION
*
Select
the
desired
source
on
the
receiver
or
the
remote
control.
—
The
selected
source
will
appear
on
the
display.
~
When
the
TAPE
MONITOR
button
is
set
to
on
so
that
“TAPE
M"
indicator
lights
up,
other
sources
can
not
be
heard
from
the
speakers.
To
listen
to
a
source
other
than
TAPE
MONITOR,
be
sure
to
set
the
TAPE
MONITOR
button
to
off.
Her
further
detsils,
refer
to
the
operating
instructions
of
the
component
connected.
TAPE
MONITOR
function
You
can
connect
either
a
cassette
deck
or
a
graphic
equalizer
to
the
receivers
TAPE
MONITOR
jacks.
Only
when
you
listen
to
the
component
to
these
jacks,
set
the
TAPE
MONITOR
button
to
on.
If
you
connect
a
3-head
cassette
deck,
you
can
listen
to
the
sound
being
recorded
during
recording,
not
the
source
sound.
For
futher
details,
refer
to
the
operating
instructions
of
the
component
connected.
SOURROUND
MODE
With
the
SURROUND
MODE
button
you
can
select
5
different
surround
modes:
BO
PRO
LoGiIc,
OO
3
STEREO,
SIMULATED,
THEATER,
HALL,
OFF.
DOLBY
PRO
LOGIC
:
choose
this
setting
to
play
back
movies
and
music
(especially
Laser
Discs,
video
cassettes
and
TV
broadcasts
with
DOLBY
SURROUND
sound).
Not
only
does
Dolby
Pro
Logic
surround
you
with
sound,
it
also
gives
you
a
clear
perception
of
the
position
and
direction
of
the
sound.
Make
sure
your
‘Speaker
Positioning’
is
correct.
(see
'INSTALLATION')
With
a
great
number
of
recently
made
movies,
the
sound
track
is
specially
encoded
with
the
Dolby
Surround
mode
carrying
the
DO
DOLBY
STEREO
or
DO
DOLBY
SURROUND
trademark.
The
front
speakers
provide
the
dialogue
and
the
normal
stereo
effect,
while
the
rear
speakers
reproduce
the
surround
signals.
This
position
provides
excellent
results
when
watching
television
programs,
video
software,
video
discs
or
video
tapes
of
stereo
television
broadcasts
encoded
with
Dolby
Surround.
DOLBY
3
STEREO
:
Choose
this
setting
to
play
back
movies
and
music
(especially
Laser
Discs,
video
cassettes
and
TV
broadcasts
with
DOLBY
SURROUND
sound),
when
not
using
the
rear
speakers.
You
get
a
clear
perception
of
the
position
and
direction
of
the
sound.
DOLBY
3
STEREO
combines
the
front
and
rear
signals
so
that
you
can
enjoy
a
regenerated
sound
field,
which
has
comparatively
more
presence
and
a
more
expansive
feeling
from
the
three
front
channels
(front
left,
front
right
and
center
speakers)
than
that
of
ordinary
stereo
regeneration.
—
SIMULATED
SURROUND
:
The
"SIMULATED"
creates
effects
of
reverberated
and
reflected
sound
from
the
walls
and
ceiling
similar
to
a
concert
hall.
These
soundeffects
added
to
the
actual
sound
from
the
source
make
you
feel
as
if
you
were
in
a
more
expanded
space.
Choose
the
SIMULATED
SURROUND
mode
if
the
source
sound
signal
is
mono.
THEATER
:
Use
this
when
watching
a
movie
sources
that
have
a
stereo
soundtrack
to
enjoy
the
effect
of
being
in
a
movie
theater.
HALL
:
Hall
mode
works
best
for
recorded
concerts
and
other
music
programs.
In
this
mode,
the
front
speakers
provide
a
normal
stereo
effect
while
the
rear
speakers
provide
a
reverberated
sound.
This
reverberation
helps
to
simulate
the
sound
you
might
hear
at
a
live
concert.
OFF
:
Turns
off
the
center
and
rear
speakers
for
normal
stereo
operation.
Note
:
Dolby
Pro
Logic,
Dolby
3
Stereo,
Simulated,
Theater,
and
Hall
will
not
work
properly
if
the
signal
passes
through
a
graphic
equalizer.
Please
refer
to
your
equalizer
operating
instructions
for
guidance
on
switching
off
(or
defeating)
the
equalizer.
SURROUND
MODE
CONTROL
Each
surround
mode
has
programmed
values
for
center-
mode,
center
and
rear
levels
and/or
for
rear
channel
time
delay
(as
appropriate).
These
values
will
then
be
kept
in
the
memory
until
they
are
changed
again.
The
various
values
that
can
be
adapted
in
the
different
surround
modes
are
described
next:
DOLBY
PRO
LOGIC:
«
Press
OO
Pro
Logic
or
use
the
SURROUND
MODE
button
on
the
remote
control.
«
Press
the
CENTER
MODE
button
on
the
remote
control
to
select
the
required
center
channel
mode
:
NORMAL
-
If
the
center
speaker
has
a
low
(20W)
rating.
WIDE
-
If
the
center
speaker
has
a
high
(same
as
left
and
right
speakers)
rating.
PHANTOM
-
If
no
center
speaker
is
installed.
«
Use
the
REAR
LEVEL
“
,
“
buttons
to
adjust
the
rear
level
(related
to
the
front
level).
—
REAR
0
lights
up
on
the
display.
~
The
level
will
be
indicated
on
the
display
:
MIN,
-12,
---
O---
,
+12,
MAX.
¢
Use
the
DELAY
TIME
button
on
the
remote
control
to
adjust
the
delay
time
of
the
rear
channel.
AMPLIFIER
—
~
The
delay
time
of
the
rear
channel
is
changed
to
15,
20,
25,
30
mili
seconds.
«
Use
the
CENTER
LEVEL
Y
,
“buttons
to
adjust
the
center
level.
-
CENTER
0
lights
up
on
the
display.
—
The
level
will
be
indicated
on
the
display
:
MIN,
-12,
---
O---»,
+12,
MAX.
ENGLISH
DOLBY
3
STEREO
-
Press
the
979
3
STEREO
or
use
the
SURROUND
MODE
button
on
the
remote
control.
CENTER
MODE:
in
Dolby
3
Stereo
mode
you
can
only
select
NORMAL
and
WIDE,
see
above.
REAR
LEVEL
:
adjusting
the
rear
level
is
not
possible
in
Dolby
3
Stereo
mode.
CENTER
LEVEL:
use
the
CENTERLEVELY
,
“~
buttons
to
adjust
the
center
level
as
described
above.
DELAY
TIME
:
Adjusting
the
delay
time
of
the
rear
channel
is
not
possible
in
Dolby
3-stereo
mode.
SIMULATED,
THEATER,
HALL
«
Press
the
SIMULATED,
THEATER,
HALL
respectively
or
use
the
SURROUND
MODE
button
on
the
remote
control.
¢
CENTER
MODE
and
CENTER
LEVEL
are
impossible
in
these
modes.
«
Use
the
REAR
LEVEL
“,
“%
buttons
to
adjust
the
rear
level
(equal
to
the
front
level)
—
REAR
0
lights
up
on
the
display.
—~
The
level
will
be
indicated
on
the
display
:
MIN,
-12,
-:-
0
---,
+12,
MAX.
«
Use
the
DELAY
TIME
button
on
the
remote
control
to
adjust
the
delay
time
of
the
rear
channel.
—
The
delay
time
of
the
rear
channel
is
changed
to
05,
10,
15,
20,
25,30
mili
seconds.
TEST
TONE
Use
TEST
TONE
function
on
the
remote
control
to
obtain
the
correct
balance
between
the
levels
of
the
left,
right,
center
and
rear
speakers
in
the
DOLBY
PRO
LOGIC
and
DOLBY
3
STEREO
mode.
DOLBY
PRO
LOGIC
¢
Press
the
TEST
TONE
button
on
your
remote
control.
¢
You
will
hear
a
test
tone
from
the
left
(FL),
center
(C),
right
(FR)
and
rear
(R)
speakers
in
turn,
in
a
repeating
cycle.
¢
While
sitting
in
the
usual
listening
position,
adjust
the
level
of
each
speaker
until
they
all
sound
equally
loud.
Use
the
VOLUME
control
to
adjust
the
speaker
levels.
—
The
leveis
will
be
indicated
on
the
display
.
¢
When
you
are
satisfied
with
the
levels,
press
the
TEST
TONE
button
on
your
remote
control
again
to
turn
off
the
test
tone.
DOLBY
3
STEREO
In
the
Dolby
3
Stereo
mode
you
can
adjust
only
the
levels
of
the
left,
right
and
center
speakers.
ENGLISH
3
ing
th
the
FMc
or
the
AM
&
button.
elect
a
preset
|
number,
Se
uted
to
eliminate
ie
background
no
noises.
udio
til
will
be
set
to.
normal.
volume
again.
TUNING
AUTOMATIC
TUNING
*
Press
MODE
to
switch
off
PRESET
Indicator.
-
Press
TUNING/PRESET«
or
wfor
more
than
1
second.
—-
AUTO
appears
on
the
display.
The
tuner
will
now
search
until
a
station
of
sufficient
strength
has
been
found.
The
display
shows
the
tuned
frequency.
-
If
the
station
found
is
not
the
desired
one,
simply
repeat
this
operation.
—-
Weak
stations
are
skipped
during
automatic
tuning.
They
can
be
tuned
manually.
MAMUAL
TUNING
Manual
tuning
is
useful
when
you
already
know
the
frequency
of
the
desired
transmitter
(e.g.
from
your
program
guide).
With
TUNING/PRESET
buttons
*
Press
MODE
to
switch
off
the
PRESET
mode.
-
Briefly
press
TUNING/PRESET
&
or
wuntil
the
right
frequency
has
been
reached
With
the
digit
buttons
on
the
remote
control
*
Enter
the
preset
number
you
have
already
stored
in
the
memory
with
the
digit
buttons
on
the
remote
control.
—
The
tuner
selects
the
frequncy
of
the
preset
number
and
the
station
becomes
audible.
—
The
tuner
will
return
to
the
previous
frequency
if
other
buttons
are
pressed.
10
PRESET
STATION
You
can
store
30
preferred
stations
in
the
memory
of
the
tuner.This
enables
you
to
find
your
favorite
stations
quickly
and
easily.
Programming
of
preset
stations
-
Tune
either
automatically
or
manually
to
the
frequency
to
be
stored(as
described
under
TUNING)
~
If
the
display
shows
no
preset
number,
the
frequency
shown
has
not
yet
been
stored
in
the
memory.
-
Press
MEMORY
to
enter
the
frequency
in
memory.
~
MEM
starts
flashing
for
about
5
seconds
and
PRESET
lights
up.
-
Select
the
preset
number
using
TUNING/PRESET«
or
Wwithin
the
time
the
MEM
indication
flashes.
«
Press
MEM
again.
—
The
preset
station
has
now
been
stored
in
the
memory.
A
stored
frequency
is
erased
from
the
memory
by
storing
another
frequency
in
its
place.
Tuning
to
preset
stations
*
Press
MODE
to
switch
on
the
PRESET
indicator.
«
Select
the
desired
preset
number
with
TUNING/PRESET
V
OA.
—
The
selected
station
will
be
tuned
in
and
the
display
will
show
the
preset
number
and
the
tuned
frequency.
~/
LISTENING
TO
RDS
BROADCASTS
(FM
only)
RDS
(Radio
Data
System)
is
a
method
for
sending
information
signals
together
with
the
transmitter
signals.
Your
tuner
is
capable
of
translating
these
signals
and
putting
the
information
on
the
display.
These
codes
contain
information
about.
«
The
Programme
service
name
(PS)
:
the
station
name
is
shown
on
the
display.
«
A
list
of
Programme
Types
(PTY).
¢
Traffic
Programme
(TP).
¢
Traffic
Announcement
(TA).
¢
Clock
Time
(CT).
«
Enhanced
other
Networks
(EON).
RDS
SEARCH
Use
this
function
to
automatically
search
and
receive
the
stations
offering
RDS
services.
¢
Press
the
SEARCH
button
to
turn
the
RDS
SEARCH
mode
on.
The
"RDS
SRCH"
is
shown
on
the
display.
-
Each
time
this
button
is
pressed,
the
seach
mode
changes
as
follows.
>
RDS
PIV
TP
=
OFF
«
Press
the
TUNING
up
or
down
button
once
to
automatically
search
a
station
offering
RDS
services.
—
The
station
name
is
shown
on
the
display.
¢
If
the
station
found
is
not
the
desired
one,
press
TUNING
up
or
down
again
during
blinking
"RDS".
¢
If
no
other
RDS
station
is
found,
"NO
RDS"
ts
displayed.
PTY
SEARCH
Use
this
funtion
to
automatically
search
and
receive
the
stations
broadcasting
the
desired
programme
type.
«
In
FM
mode
press
the
SEARCH
button
to
turn
PTY
SEARCH
mode
on
"PTY
SRCH"
is
shown
on
the
display.
«
Press
the
PTY
SELECT
to
select
the
desired
programme
type.
—
There
are
17
different
types
of
programmes
which
can
be
chosen.
(NEWS,
AFFAIRS,
INFO,
SPORT,
EDUCATE,
DRAMA,
CULTURE,
SCIENCE,
VARIED,
POP
M,
ROCK
M,
MOR,
LIGHT
M,
CLASSICS,
OTHER
M,
ALARM,
NONE)
«
Press
TUNING
up
or
down
to
automatically
search
a
station
offering
PTY
services.
—
If
no
station
is
found,
the
display
will
show
NO
PROG.
TP
SEARCH
Use
this
function
to
automatically
search
and
receive
the
stations
broadcasting
the
traffic
programme.
«
In
FM
mode
press
the
SEARCH
button
to
tum
TP
SEARCH
mode
on
repeatedly.
-—
The
display
shows
"TP
SRCH"
on
the
display.
«
Press
TUNING
up
or
down
to
automatically
search
for
stations
broadcasting
the
traffic
programme.
-
NO
TP
is
displayed
if
the
signal
is
too
weak
or
there
are
no
broadcasting
of
the
traffic
programme.
EON
PTY(EON:Enhanced
Other
Networks
information)
Use
this
function
to
automatically
search
and
receive
the
desired
programme
type
while
listening
to
a
RDS
station.
«
In
the
RDS
mode,
press
EON
PTY
button.
—
Programme
type
is
shown
and
"PTY"
is
blinking
on
the
display.
¢
During
blinking
"PTY",
press
the
PTY
SELECT
button
to
select
the
desired
programme
type.
—
If
one
of
the
preset
stations
is
broadcasting
the
selected
programme
type,
it
will
be
tuned
in
while
listening
to
a
RDS
station.
—
If
the
station
stops
broadcasting
the
selected
programme
type,
the
radio
will
find
other
stations
repeatedly.
—
If
no
station
is
found,
the
previous
RDS
station
will
be
tuned
in.
¢
Press
the
PTY
button
to
cancel
the
EON
PTY
mode.
ENGLISH
EON
TA
Use
this
function
to
automatically
search
and
receive
the
traffic
announcement
while
listening
to
traffic
programme.
«In the
TP
mode,
press
EON
TA
button.
—
Traffic
programme
is
shown
and
"TP"
is
displayed
on
the
display.
—
If
the
station
broadcasting
traffic
announcement
is
found,
it
will
be
tuned
in
while
listening
to
traffic
programme.
—
|f
the
station
stops
broadcasting
traffic
anouncement,
the
radio
will
find
other
stations
repeatedly.
—
If
no
station
is
found,
the
previous
traffic
programme
station
will
be
tuned
in.
-
Press
the
EON
TA
button
to
cancel
the
EON
TA
mode.
DISPLAY
«
Each
time
the
DISPLAY
button
is
pressed
the
display
mode
changes
as
follows.
~
If
the
signals
are
too
weak
or
no
RDS
service
is
available,
"NO
NAME",
"NO
PROG",
"NO
TEXT"
or
"NO
TIME”
is
displayed.
Programme
rogramme
Badio Clock
Frequency
|—>
|Servicename|—~|
Type
ji!
yoy
||
Time
:
(PS)
(PTY)
(CT)
|
11
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
ENGLISH
a
Se
aT:
The
sleep
mode
allows
the
system
to
continue
to
operate
for
a
specified
period
of
time
before
automatically
shutting
off.
«
Press
the
SLEEP
button
on
the
remote
control.
Sy
Fe
Surround
r
mode
:
-
The
display
shows
the
indication
SLEEP
10.
|
front.
ee
~-
This
means
that
the
system
will
be
switched
to
standby
|
Tear
after
10
minutes.
:
eeaaimad
eer
i
ee
eae
ce
ne
, |
-
Select
the
required
sieep
time
by
pressing
SLEEP
:
10,
4
Total
harmonié
distortion
-
os
“<0.
5%
at
tt
kHz
20,
30,
60
or
90
minutes.
+
Intermodulation
distortion.
tpttt
tessa
eaten
Notes:
.
.
oon
response
(W,-
“3dB)
-
During
an
active
sleep
timer
period,
you
can
reset
the
Sleep
time
again
by
pressing
the
SLEEP
button.
—
A
sleep
timer
period
will
be
cancelled
when
you
switch
your
system
to
standby
(using
the
POWER
button
on
your
remote
control).
RECORDING
WITH
A
CASSETTE
*
Select
the
desired
program
source
to
be
recorded.
*
Start
recording
on
the
cassette
deck
connected
to
TAPE
MONITOR.
+
Start
play
on
the
desired
program
source.
—
For
tape
monitor
function,
refer
to
amplifier
titled
"TAPE
MONITOR
function".
DUBBING
FROM
VCR2
TO
VCR1
«
Select
VCR2
as
program
source
to
be
recorded.
¢
Start
recording
on
the
VCR
connected
to
VCR1.
-
Start
playback
on
the
VCR
connected
to
VCR2.
eae
tet
NIeUr
Ck
Ce
a
ee
RR!
87.
5.
~108.
8
Mii
-
The
audio
and
video
signals
from
VCR2
will
be
dubbed
2
SESH
rubs
upones
tmeantes
genes
teases
47.2
dBE
onto
the
tape
in
VCRI.
)
P2710
iste
rtion:
fnonin/sterd.
20.
3%/0.
5%
ae
BG
et
20-1
14
0
t
Hz,
4-4
as}
dB.
When
dubbing
from
VCR2
to
VCR1,
you
can
replace
the
eas
reo.
es
66/65
dB.
audio
signal
from
VCR2
with
the
signal
from
an
audio
-
ation:
«+>
40
dB
at
1
1
kHz.
source,
e.g.
a
CD
player.
_
ieee.
-
First
select
VCR2
as
program
source
to
be
recorded.
ie
Ss
se
oat
GT
ge,
a
522-
“1,
ett
kHz
|
-
Then
select
the
requeired
audio
source.
oe
Sensitivity
|
of
,
¢
Start
recording
on
the
VCR
connected
to
VCR1.
¢
Start
playing
back
on
the
audio
alternate
source
and
video
on
the
VCR
connected
to
VCR2.
~
You
can
now
watch
the
picture
from
VCR2
on
your
TV
and
listen
to
the
sound
from
the
audio
source
while
recording.
MAINTENANCE
*
Do
not
leave
the
unit
in
direct
sunlight
or
other
places
where
high
temperatures
can
occur
for
any
length
of
time,
such
as
in
the
vicinity
of
a
heating
source.
-
Do
not
expose
the
equipment
to
humidity
or
rain.
¢
Achamois
leather
cloth,
slightly
moistened
with
water
is
sufficient
for
cleaning
the
cabinet.
*
Do
not
use
cleaning
agents
containing
alcohol,
spirits,
ammonia
or
abrasives.
12
lf
a
fault
occurs,
run
through
the
points
liisted
below
before
taking
your
receiver
for
repair.
lf
the
fault
persists,
attempt
to
solve
it
by
switching
the
receiver
off
and
on
again.
If
this
fails
to
resolve
the
situation,
consult
your
dealer.
Under
no
circumstances
should
you
repair
the
receiver
yourself
as
this
will
invalidate
the
guarantee!
PROBLEM
—
POSSIBLE
CAUSE
«
REMEDY
NO
POWER
—
The
AC
power
lead
is
disconnected.
«
Connect
the
lead
securely.
—
Poor
connection
at
the
wall
socket
or
the
wall
socket
is
inactive.
¢
Check
the
wall
socket
using
a
lamp
or
another
appliance.
NO
SOUND
FROM
THE
FRONT
SPEAKERS
~
Speaker
cables
are
disconnected.
+
Check
the
speaker
connections.
—
Volume
is
too
low.
«
Adjust
the
volume.
—
Front
speakers
are
not
switch
on.
«Press
the
SPEAKER
switch
to
switch
on
the
front
speakers.
NO
SOUND
FROM
THE
REAR
SPEAKERS
—
Surround
mode
is
switched
off.
«
Select
a
surround
mode.
—
Volume
and
rear
level
are
too
low.
¢
Adjust
the
volume.
—
A
monaural
source
is
used.
«
Select
a
stereo
or
surround
source.
-
Dolby
3
Stereo
mode
is
selected.
¢
Switch
off
Dolby
3
Stereo
mode.
NO
SOUND
FROM
THE
CENTER
SPEAKERS
~
Dolby
Pro
Logic
or
Dolby
3
Stereo
mode
is
not
selected.
«
Select
Dolby
Pro
Logic
or
Dolby
3
Stereo
mode.
-
Volume
and
center
level
are
too
low.
«
Adjust
the
volume
and
center
level.
—
The
center
mode
is
set
to
phantom
mode.
«
Set
the
center
mode
to
normal
or
wide.
NO
SOUND
IS
HEARD,
EVEN
WHEN
A
SOURCE
SELECTOR
BUTTON
IS
PRESSED
—
The
MUTE
button
is
pressed.
«
Press
MUTE
again
to
cancel
the
MUTE
function.
—
Volume
is
too
low.
¢
Adjust
the
volume.
—
Connections
between
the
components
are
incorrect.
«
Make
connections
correctly.
THE
REMOTE
CONTROL
UNIT
DOES
NOT
OPERATE
~
No
batteries
loaded
or
dead
batteries.
«
Replace
the
batteries.
—
The
remote
sensor
is
obstructed.
«
Remove
the
obstacle.
STATIONS
CANNOT
BE
RECEIVED
—
No
antenna
connected.
«
Connect
an
antenna.
—
The
desired
station
frequency
is
not
tuned
in.
¢
Tune
in
the
desired
station
frequency.
PRESET
STATIONS
CANNOT
BE
RECEIVED
—
An
incorrect
station
frequency
has
been
memorized.
¢
Memorize
the
correct
station
frequency.
—
The
memorized
stations
are
cleared.
«
Memorize
the
stations
again.
POOR
FM
RECEPTION
—
No
antenna
connected.
«
Connect
an
antenna.
—
The
antenna
is
not
positioned
for
the
best
reception.
«
Change
the
position
of
the
antenna.
CONTINUOUS
HISSING
NOISE
DURING
FM
RECEPTION,
ESPECIALLY
WHEN
A
STEREO
BROADCAST
IS
RECEIVED
—
Weak
signal.
«
Change
the
position
of
the
antenna.
¢
Install
an
outdoor
antenna.
Use
an
antenna
with
3,
4
or
5
elements
if
the
broadcast
station
ts
far
away.
CONTINUOUS
OR
INTERMITTENT
HISSING
NOISE
DURING
AM
RECEPTION,
ESPECIALLY
AT
NIGHT
—
Noise
is
caused
by
motors,
fluorescent
lamps
or
lightning,
etc.
«
Keep
the
receiver
away
from
noise
sources.
¢
Install
an
outdoor
AM
antenna.
A
HUM
CAN
BE
HEARD
DURING
AM
RECEPTION
~—
The
AC
power
lead
may
be
too
close
to
the
AM
loop
antenna
or
the
antenna
wire.
«
Position the
AC
power
lead
away
from
the
antenna
wire
and
the
AM
loop
antenna.
«
Adjust
the
position
of
the
AM
loop
antenna.
OTHER
SYSTEM
COMPONENTS
DO
NOT
REACT
TO
REMOTE
CONTROL
COMMANDS
—
DIGI
LINK
Il
connections
are
not
made
properly.
«
Make
proper
DIGI
LINK
Ill
connections.
13
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