Tableofcontents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of contents 03
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
Important safety instructions 04
REMOTE CONTROL
Installation of batteries 05
Using the remote control 05
Remote control functions 05
FRONT PANEL AND CONNECTIONS
Front panel 07
Connections 07
SYSTEM SETUP
Outline of audio-video connections 08
Connection through SCART cable 08
Connection through analogue audio/video cable 09
Connection through digital audio/video cable 10
Connection of loudspeakers 10
Loudspeaker arrangement 11
Installation of AM antenna 12
Connection of AM antenna 12
Installation and connection of FM indoorantenna 13
FM cable connection 13
Connection to the mains supply 14
OPERATION AND FUNCTIONS
STANDBY 15
Selection of input source 15
Loudspeaker setup 16
DSP, Mode, Mute and Bass Boost 16
Selection of input signal 17
Use of radio (tuner) 17
Manual and automatic tuning 18
Storing of radio stations 18
Selection of station and RDS 18
Selection of digital optical/coaxial inputs 19
Selection of analogue AUX 1 / AUX 2 inputs 19
TV selection 19
TECHNICAL DATA
Technical data 20
Batteries 20
TROUBLESHOOTING
Troubleshooting 21
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Important safety instructions
Congratulations on your new AV receiver. Please read this manual carefully to avoid malfunction and damage to the
receiver and to ensure that the receiver will be a source of great pleasure to you for a very long time.
Important safety instructions
1. Do not expose the receiver to direct sunlight,
high humidity, dirt, heavy vibration or extreme
temperatures.
2. Place the unit on a solid and plane surface.
3. Make sure that there is sufficient ventilation
around the receiver. Do not place the unit on a
soft surface such as a carpet. Make sure that
there is a clearance of 20 cm behind the unit.
4. Do not open the cabinet. Only qualified
technicians are allowed clean the internal parts.
5. Make sure that liquid and foreign matter cannot
penetrate the unit.
6. If service or repair is required, this must be
carried out by qualified technicians.
7. Unplug the unit in the following cases:
A.The mains plug or the mains cable is
defective.
B.Foreign matter or liquid has penetrated the
receiver.
C. The unit cannot be operated properly.
D.The unit has fallen down or the cabinet has
been damaged.
8. Store this instruction manual carefully for future
reference.
9. Use a duster or a slightly damp, soft and nonfluffy rag to clean the receiver.
10. Do not use corrosive or strong cleaning agents.
Make sure that no moisture penetrates the
receiver during cleaning. Unplug the unit before
cleaning.
11. The fuse of the unit is accessible to the user but
shall only be replaced by qualified technicians if
required.
12. Check that the mains voltage indicated on the
back of the receiver corresponds to the mains
voltage that the unit is connected to.
13. Read the instructions under "Troubleshooting"
before handing in the receiver for repair.
14. Unplug the unit if the receiver is not to be used
for a long time.
Disclaimer
Despite extensive efforts we cannot guarantee that
the technical data indicated are correct, complete
and updated. We reserve the right to make
technical changes without notice.
Please read these safety instructions carefully before you start using the receiver!
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Installation of batteries
Remote control
Remove the cover as illustrated.
Replace the cover.
Insert two batteries of the type
AAA/R03/UM4. Make sure that the
terminals correspond to the symbols
shown (see bottom).
Do not mix new and old batteries, and do not use different types of batteries.
If the remote control is not used for prolonged periods, remove the batteries from the remote control
to prevent corrosion.
Using the remote control
Aim the remote control at the sensor on the
receiver's front panel. When the remote control
signal is received, the receiver will respond
accordingly. The remote control works within a
range of about 6m.
STANDBY
C-102HOME THEATRE RECEIVER
MODE
TUNING BANDINPUT
DSP
Infrared-
Sensor
VOLUME
STANDBY
SPEAKER
Do not expose the unit to strong sources of light. This may disable the use of the remote control.
Do not use other remote controls near the unit. This may cause a malfunction.
Do not place any objects on the remote control as the batteries may be discharged if a key is depressed
continuously.
Do not place large objects between the remote control and the receiver.
Do not place the receiver behind tinted glass. This will reduce the range of the remote control.
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Remote control functions
STANDBY
SPEAKER
Remote control
1. Standby
2. Digital Optical Input
3. Digital Coaxial Input
4. AUX 1
5. TV
6. RDS
7. Band (FM/AM)
8. DSP mode
9. SPK mode (Speaker mode)
10. Balance
11. Center delay +
12. Center delay -
13. Tuning up
14. Tuning mode
15. Preset -
16. Tuning down
17. Mute
18. Volume decrease
19. AUX 2
20. Tuner
21. Memory
22. Mono/Stereo (FM)
23. Night (Dynamic Compression)
24. Test
25. Mode [Stereo/PL II Musik/ PL II Movie,
DTS/Dolby Digital]
26. Surround delay +
27. Surround delay -
28. Speaker A/B selector
29. Preset +
30. Bass Boost
31. Volume increase
Some of the AV receiver's functions can only be performed by means of the remote control. Some functions
are connected with the signal input source selected. Some keys on the remote control thus may not be
available if the corresponding signal input source has not been selected.
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Front panel and connections
Front panel
VOLUME
STANDBY
HEADPHONE
MODE
DSP
SPEAKER A SPEAKER B
TUNING BANDINPUT
12 345 6789 1210 11
1. Standby On/Off
2. Standby LED
3. Headphone
4. Mode (Dolby Digital,
DTS, PL II Movie,
PL II Music, Stereo)
7. Input selector
8. Speaker B selector
9. Tuning
10. Band (FM/AM)
11. Display
12. Multijog
5. DSP Program
6. Speaker A selector
Connections
RL
SPEAKER A
FRONT SPEAKEROUTPUT
RL
SPEAKER B
12 3
1. Front speaker A output
2. Front speaker B output
3. FM antenna input
4. Digital input (Optical + video)
5. AM antenna input
6. Digital input (Coaxial + video)
7. AUX 1 input (Analog stereo + video)
8. AUX 2 input (Analog stereo + video)
FM - ANTENNA - AM
OPT. VIDEO COAX VIDEO AUX 1 AUX 2
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4
6
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AV RECEIVER
MODEL:CiloC-102
ITEMNO.: 11098.01
POWERSOURCE: 220-240V~50/60Hz
POWERCONSUMPTION: 200W MAX
SERIALNO.:
SUB SCART INPUT/OUTPUT
CEN. SW SR SL
SPEAKER OUTPUT
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
9. Subwoofer preout
10. Scart input/output
11. Center speaker output
12. Subwoofer
13. Right surround
14. Left surround
speaker output
speaker output
speaker output
15. Fuse
16. Main power
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