Model PM-15S1 User Guide
Integrated Amplifier
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important operating and maintenance (servicing)
instructions in the literature accompanying the
appliance.
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INSTRUCTIONS
READ BEFORE OPERATING EQUIPMENT
This product was designed and manufactured to meet strict quality and safety standards. There are,
however, some installation and operation precautions which you should be particularly aware of.
1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions.
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow all instructions.
5. Do not use this apparatus near water.
6. Clean only with dry cloth.
7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacture's instructions.
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus
(including amplifiers) that produce heat.
9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades
with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The
wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet,
consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.
10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles,
and the point where they exit from the apparatus.
11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
12. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the
apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury
from tip-over.
13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
14. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been
damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects
have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate
normally, or has been dropped.
Additional Safety Information!
• This product should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase or rack unless proper
ventilation is provided or the manufacturer’s instructions have been adhered to.
• Apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects filled with liquids, such as
vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.
• When the switch is in the OFF position, the apparatus isn’t completely switched-off from the MAINS.
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CONTENTS
BEFORE USE........................................................................................................................................ 1
FEATURES ............................................................................................................................................ 2
BEFORE MAKING CONNECTIONS ..................................................................................................... 3
WIRING SPEAKER CABLE ................................................................................................................................3
BI-WIRING CONNECTION .................................................................................................................................3
COMPLETE BI-AMP CONNECTION..................................................................................................................3
SPEAKER POSITIONING FOR SUPER AUDIO MULTI-CHANNEL SOUND.....................................................3
CONNECTIONS .................................................................................................................................... 5
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS................................................................................................. 8
FRONT PANEL ...................................................................................................................................................8
DISPLAY .............................................................................................................................................................9
REAR PANEL ...................................................................................................................................................10
RC-11PMS1 REMOTE CONTROLLER ............................................................................................................12
BASIC OPERATION ............................................................................................................................ 14
PLAYBACK .......................................................................................................................................................14
RECORDING ....................................................................................................................................................15
HOW TO USE AND SET FEATURES.................................................................................................. 16
ABOUT FCBS ...................................................................................................................................................16
FCBS CONNECTION WITH A PM-15S1 ..........................................................................................................16
ABOUT THE BI-AMP MODE.............................................................................................................................16
ATTENUATION (ATT) .......................................................................................................................................17
HOW TO OPERATE THE SIDE ILLUMINATION ..............................................................................................17
TRIMMING ........................................................................................................................................................18
HOW TO SET ID ...............................................................................................................................................19
REMOTE CONTROL JACKS............................................................................................................................20
TROUBLESHOOTING......................................................................................................................... 21
OTHERS .............................................................................................................................................. 22
SPECIFICATIONS & DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS ............................................................................. 23
BEFORE USE
This section must be read before any connection is made to
the mains supply.
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7 EQUIPMENT MAINS WORKING
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SETTING
Your Marantz product has been prepared to comply with the
household power and safety requirements that exist in your
area.
PM-15S1 can be powered by 120V A C only.
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7 COPYRIGHT
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Recording and playback of any material may require consent.
For further information refer to the following:
— Cop yright Act 1956
— Dramatic and Musical Performers Act 1958
— Performers Protection Acts 1963 and 1972
— Any subsequent statutory enactments and orders
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7 Do Not Locate in the Following
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Places
To ensure long-lasting use, do not locate the PM-15S1 where:
• Exposed to direct sunlight.
• Near to sources of heat such as heaters.
• Highly humid or poorly ventilated.
• Dusty.
• Subjected to mechanical vibrations.
• On wobbly, inclined or otherwise unstable surfaces
• Radiated heat is blocked such as in cramped audio racks.
To ensure proper heat radiation, ensure the below clearance
from walls and other equipment.
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7 Do Not Touch Hot Spots During
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and Immediately After Use
During and immediately after use, the PM-15S1 is hot in areas other than the controls and rear panel connection jacks.
Do not touch hot spots and especially the top panel. Contact
with hot areas can cause burns.
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7 Battery Handling
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Improper use of dry cell batteries can result in electrolyte leaks,
rupture and corrosion. Read the following precautions before
use.
• If not planning to use the remote controller for an extended
period of 1 month or more, remove the batteries.
• Do not mix old batteries with new batteries.
• Load batteries in the proper direction indicated on the remote controller.
• Do not mix batteries of differing type. Even batteries of the
same shape and size can have differing voltages.
• If batteries leak, wipe the case clean of any adhering electrolyte and replace the old batteries with new batteries.
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7 Accessories Check
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Before use, check the belo w accessories were included in the
package.
• AC power cable
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Left 7-7/8 ins.
(0.2 m) or more
Above 7-7/8 ins.
(0.2 m) or more
Right 7-7/8 ins.
(0.2 m) or more
Rear 7-7/8 ins.
(0.2 m) or more
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7 Keep Objects Off
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Keep objects off the PM-15S1. Blocking the vent can result in
accident and damage.
The power cable included in the package can be used with
the PM-15S1 only. It cannot be used with other equipment.
• Remote controller
• AAA batteries x 2
OPEN/ SOUND
CLOSE
MODE
PHONOCDBALANCED
RECORDER 1
LINE 1
RECORDER 2
LINE 2
TRIM
EXIT
TONE
+
L
R
ENTER
DISPLAY
ATT
-
VOLUME
SCAN
RANDOM REPEAT
RETURN
TOP MENU
MENU
FM/BAM/A
• Instruction Manual (This manual)
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FEATURES
Marantz has surpassed itself with the new PM-15S1 stereo
integrated amplifier, which incorporates many of the design
concepts of the PM-11S1 flagship model amplifier.
Amplifier
• HDAM
As in the PM-11S1 model, the PM-15S1 also incorporates the
HDAM
cludes an input buffer, linear control volume and power buffer.
• Linear Control Volume
PM-15S1 inherits the Linear Control Volume system used in
the PM-11S1, which offers smooth volume control of ±0.5dB
steps in a range of 0dB - 100dB.
• Current Feedback Phono Equalizer
The Phono Equalizer, which has MM/MC type cartridge support, also inherits the Current Feedback Phono Equalizer used
in PM-11S1.
• Input Buffer
The input buffer is composed of the HDAMSA2 in the input
section, which enables signals from the input source to be
transmitted precisely to the linear control volume.
• Power Amplifier
Following closely in the footsteps of its predecessor, the PM11S1 is designed using a two-amplifier construction. By using
a two-amplifier system, the power buffer uses high power to
drive the speakers, therefore cutting the effects of Back EMF
from the speakers.
SA2
SA2 as the main amp module. The HDAMSA2 in-
Power
• P ower T ransformer s
Newly developed Toroidal power transformers are used in the
PM-15S1 because they produce less vibration and magnetic
leak than ordinary laminate design transformers. Vibration reduction is achieved by using ring shaped core materials, while
rigorous controls are maintained on the manufacturing process. Furthermore, the transformer periphery is covered with
a ring core and short ring to reduce magnetic flux leak.
• LC Ripple Filter
An LC Ripple Filter has been incorporated into the pre-amp
power circuit, which provides “clean” power to the pre-amp
section. “Clean” pow er is achiev ed b y cutting out rectifier noise
generated by the rectifier circuit, as well as external high frequency noise.
Functions
• Bi-Amp Mode
The complete bi-amp connection proposed by Marantz with
the SC-7S1 and MA-9S1 reproduces a sound environment
never before experienced. This same bi-amp connection has
been made possible with the PM-15S1. Two PM-15S1s are
connected by F.C.B.S. in a bi-amp mode that enables each to
work as a monaural integrated amplifier.
• Floating Control Bus System
A Floating Control Bus System (FCBS) enables the user to
connect up to four PM-15S1s, making possible a diversity of
applications with complete bi-amp and multiple channel
connections.(pg. 6, 7) Moreover, a ground loop is not formed
between multiple connected PM-15S1s, therefore sound quality is not adversely affected.
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• Display
The PM-15S1 adopts an LCD to display input source and volume level. Compared to other types of display panels, an LCD
generates less drive noise and radiated noise, hence the effect on sound quality is minimal.
BEFORE MAKING CONNECTIONS
WIRING SPEAKER CABLE
• Be careful not to short circuit in wiring speaker cables.
• Peel off the corting of speaker cable as shown below.
Approx. 1 cm
Cut
the corting
of cable.
Peel off the
edge of cable.
• Wiring with speaker cable.
Turn counter-clockwise
to loosen.
Insert conductor
of cable.
Twist
conductors.
Turn clockwise
to
tighten.
Here following are explained two types of connections that
improve sound quality. The speakers in these explanations
have low and mid/high input jacks that support a bi-amp connection. To determine whether or not your speakers support a
bi-amp connection, check in the instruction manual that came
with your speakers or contact the manufacturer.
BI-WIRING CONNECTION
A bi-wiring connection separately connects the low and mid/
high jacks of the speaker to the amplifier using separate
speaker cables. Because separate cables are used for low
and mid/high sounds, the return current generated in the low
speaker causes little interference with the mid/high speaker.
The PM-15S1 and speakers of Connection Example 1 (pg. 5)
use a bi-wiring connection, therefore also refer to that page
for help.
Speaker system
Mid/high
speaker
Band
pass filter
Low
speaker
CD
player,
etc.
PM-15S1
Bi-wiring
connection
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• Wiring with “Y” style terminal
Turn counter-clockwise
to loosen.
Insert conductor.
Turn clockwise
to
tighten.
Your speaker system must satisfy the below conditions. If it
does not, the PM-15S1’s protective circuit will trip, whereby
preventing proper playback. In some cases, the amplifier and
speakers may be damaged.
• If using 1 set of speakers, total speak er impedance m ust be
4Ω or more.
• If using 2 sets of speakers, total speaker impedance must
be 8Ω or more.
COMPLETE BI-AMP CONNECTION
Proposed by Marantz, the complete bi-amp connection enhances the bi-wiring connection. With it, the low and mid/high
amplifiers are separate and independent of the preamplifier,
therefore interference between low and mid/high sounds is
reduced to a minimum. As a result, a wide sound en vironment
can be reproduced. Connection Example 3 (pg. 7) connects
two PM-15S1s by FCBS in a complete bi-amp connection,
therefore also refer to that page for help.
Complete bi-amp connection Speaker system
Mid/high
CD
player,
etc.
PM-15S1 biamp mode
Band
pass filter
speaker
Low
speaker
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BEFORE MAKING CONNECTIONS
SPEAKER POSITIONING FOR SUPER
AUDIO MULTI-CHANNEL SOUND
In order to enjoy Super Audio CD multi-channel sound with
the best possible acoustics, it is recommended to position
speakers as specified in ITU-R BS.775-1 of the International
Telecommunication Union (ITU). Super Audio CD multi-channel discs are recorded and mixed so as to achieve the optimum effect with a speaker system laid out as specified in ITUR BS.775-1.
• With Super Audio CD multi-channel discs, the music signals are basically recorded using 5 channels (3 - 6 channels sometimes), but in some cases, LFE (for subwoofer) is
recorded as a sixth channel. Each disc indicates how many
channels have been recorded on it.
• The basic layout is 3 speakers in the front and 2 in the back
since multi-channel discs usually have 5 channels. The 2
front, 1 center and 2 surround (rear) speakers should be set
in a circle around the listening point as shown below. If using speakers of differing sizes, adjust volume balance from
the amplifier.
• The location of the subwoofer in the figure is just for explanatory purposes. It can be located anywhere in the room.
For connection and positioning instructions, see the instruction manual that came with the subwoofer.
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7 ITU (International Telecommuni-
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cation Union)
The ITU is a special organization of the United Nations. It
consists of a number of organs, one of which is the Radio
Broadcasting Section.
ITU-R BS in the recommendation which consists of standards
relating to broadcasting (audio) operations, one of which is
the ITU-R BS.775-1 which governs “multi-channel stereo sound
systems.”
Sub-woofer
Front speaker
(Left)
approx. 110° approx. 110°
Center
speaker
Reference listening
position
Front speaker
(Right)
Rear speaker
(Left Surround)
Rear speaker
(Right Surround)
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CONNECTIONS
FL OFF
STANDBY
PAUSE
POWER
RANDOMDIMMER
PLAY STOP
DVD PLAYER DV-12S1
OPEN/CLOSEVIDEO ON/OFF
V-PART
DVD
AUDIO
192kHz
96kHz
TRK
CHP
TEMAIN
TOTAL
DOLBY D
DIG OFF
GRP
TITLE
VIDEO OFF
LC
LFE
R
LSS RS
PROGRESSIVE
LAST MEMO
CONDITION
DOWN MIX
PAUSE
STOP
PLAY
DISPLAY OFF
OPEN/
SOUND
POWER ON/OFF
SUPER AUDIO CD PLAYER SA-15S1
CLOSE
MODE
PONES LEVEL
MF / HF
LF
MF / HF
LF
Connection Example 1: Basic Connection for Normal Stereo Playback
Refer also to the instruction manuals of components to connect equipment correctly.
CD player
Record player
Tuner, etc.
To LINE OUT jacks
To LINE OUT jacks
• Use a bi-wiring connection (pg. 3) for speakers.
• Set the SPEAKER button on the front panel in the ON position.
• To record, set the REC OUT button on the front panel in the ON position.
Set to “STEREO”.
To power outlet
DVD player, etc.
CD-R, etc.
To LINE OUT jacks
To LINE OUT jacks
To LINE IN jacks
Tape deck, etc.
To LINE OUT jacks
To LINE IN jacks
Remove
shorting bar.
L CH
speaker
Remove
shorting bar.
Remove
shorting bar.
R CH
speaker
Remove
shorting bar.
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CONNECTIONS
FRONT R FRONT L SURROUND R
MULTI CHANNEL AUDIO OUT
SURROUND L SUB-WOOFER CENTER
Connection Example 2: Basic Connection for 5.1 Multi-Channel Playback Using 3 PM-15S1
The three PM-15S1s are connected by FCBS. For the FCBS connection, prepare 3 portable audio connection cables with monaural ⇔ monaural miniplugs or stereo ⇔ stereo miniplugs as described “ABOUT FCBS” on pg. 16. Set the ID numbers for the PM15S1 units as explained “HOW TO SET ID” on pg. 19. When the PM-15S1 of ID 1 is operated, those of ID 2 and ID 3 will operate
in sync. If using an active subwoofer, see the instruction manual that came with the subwoofer for connection and positioning
instructions.
SACD multi-channel player, etc.
For front L/R speakers
Set PM-15S1 to ID 1.
Set SPEAKER button on
front panel in ON position.
To power outlet
Set to “STEREO”.
For center speaker or subwoofer
Set PM-15S1 to ID 2.
Set SPEAKER button on front
panel in ON position.
To power outlet
Set to “STEREO”.
For surround speakers
Set PM-15S1 to ID 3.
Set SPEAKER button on
front panel in ON position.
To power outlet
Set to “STEREO”.
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L CH front speaker
R CH front speaker
To line input jack
Active subwoofer
Front center speaker
L CH surround speaker R CH surround speaker
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Connection Example 3: Complete Bi-Amp Connection for Stereo Playback Using 2 PM-15S1
The speaker system must support a bi-amp connection, therefore to determine whether your speakers do or not, check in the
instruction manual that came with your speakers or contact the manufacturer. The two PM-15S1s are connected by FCBS. For the
FCBS connection, prepare 2 portable audio connection cables with monaural ⇔ monaural miniplugs or stereo ⇔ stereo miniplugs
as described “ABOUT FCBS” on pg. 16. Set the ID numbers for the PM-15S1 units as explained “HOW TO SET ID” on pg. 19.
When the PM-15S1 of ID 1 is operated, that of ID 2 will operate in sync.
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For L CH speaker
Set PM-15S1 to ID 1.
Set SPEAKER button on front
panel in ON position.
Set to “BI-AMP”.
OPEN/
CLOSE
SUPER AUDIO CD PLAYER SA-15S1
DISPLAY OFF
POWER ON/OFF
SOUND
MODE
PONES LEVEL
PLAY
STOP
PAUSE
For R CH speaker
Set PM-15S1 to ID 2.
Set SPEAKER button on front
panel in ON position.
To power
outlet
Set to “BI-AMP”.
To power
outlet
Remove
shorting bar.
MF / HF
LF
L CH speaker Remove
shorting bar.
Remove
shorting bar.
MF / HF
LF
R CH speaker Remove
shorting bar.
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FRONT PANEL
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS
q POWER ON/OFF Switch
This switch turns power to the PM-15S1 ON and OFF.
When pressed, power is activated and the blue indicator
on the display w lights up. Approximately 8 seconds after
power is activated, audio output is enabled. Pressing the
switch again turns power OFF.
w Display
The display displays the selected input source, volume level
and setting status.
e INPUT SELECTOR Knob
This knob is for selecting the input source to use in playback and recording. The selected input source is displa y ed
on the display w.
r VOLUME Knob
This knob is for setting the volume. The volume level is
displayed on the display w. Turning the knob clockwise
increases the volume, while turning it counterclockwise decreases the volume. When turned slowly, the volume can
be fine-adjusted in 0.5 dB steps, whereas when turned
rapidly, volume level changes greatly.
t BASS/TREBLE Knobs
These buttons adjust the bass and treble. Turning them
clockwise increases the respective tone, whereas turning
them counterclockwise decreases the respective tone.
Tone cannot be adjusted while the TONE button o is in
the OFF position, therefore set the button in the ON position to control bass and treble from these buttons.
y PHONES Jack
This jack is for connecting headphones with a standard
stereo plug. To listen with headphones, turn speaker output OFF by setting the SPEAKERS button !0 in the OFF
position.
u Infrared Receptor Window
This is the receptor of control signals sent from the included
RC-11PMS1 remote controller. Point the remote controller
towards this window to properly send signals.
i DISPLAY Button
This button turns the display and illumination lamp ON and
OFF.
If the display is out and the VOLUME knob or other control
is operated, the display lights up. It will automatically go
out 3 seconds after the operation has been completed.
o TONE Button
This button turns the bass and treble tone control ON and
OFF. When tone control is ON, the center of the button is
lit a blue color.
!0 SPEAKERS Button
This button turns output to the speakers connected to the
SPEAKER SYSTEMS output terminals on the rear panel
ON and OFF. When speaker output is ON, the center of
the button is lit a blue color. To listen with headphones,
turn speaker output OFF.
!1 ATT. Button
This button attenuates volume with one press of the button. When pressed, “ATT” flashes on the display and the
volume is reduced. If pressed again, the mode is canceled
and the original volume level is restored. Attenuation level
is set to –20 dB when the PM-15S1 is shipped from the
factory, but it can be set to either –40 dB or -∞ (mute). For
instructions on how to set attenuation level, see “ATTENU-
ATION (ATT)” on pg. 17.
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!2 REC OUT Button
This button turns the signals output from the RECORDER
1 and 2 OUT jacks on the rear panel ON and OFF. When
output is ON, the center of the button is lit a blue color . For
instructions on how to record, see “RECORDING” on pg.
15.
When RECORDER 1 is selected as the input source, signals are not output to the RECORDER 1 OUT jack. The
same goes for the RECORDER 2 OUT jack when RECORDER 2 is selected as the input source.
DISPLAY
!3 PHONO MC Button
This button switches the phono equalizer between MC and
MM. When MC is set, the center of the button is lit a blue
color. Set the phono equalizer amplifier according to the
type of cartridge you use.
!4 Illumination Lamp
The side illumination casts a blue light over switches and
buttons. It can be turned ON and OFF from the DISPLAY
button. For instructions on how to operate the side illumination, see “HOW TO OPERATE THE ILLUMINATION
LAMP” on pg. 17.
Volume Level Indication
Max
Turn the VOLUME knob on
the PM-15S1 to the right or
press the VOLUME 3 button
on the remote controller.
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!5 Power Indicator
This indicator is lit a blue color while power to the PM15S1 is ON.
!6 Display Panel
Approximately 3 seconds after power
to the PM-15S1 is activated, the ID
set for the PM-15S1 is displayed
here.
After that, the top line displays the
input source, while the bottom line
displays the volume level. The volume level is displayed as an attenuation level (dB).
0.5 dB steps
Turn the VOLUME knob on
the PM-15S1 to the left or
press the VOLUME 4 button
on the remote controller.
Min
The display panel also displays left-right volume level balance. For instructions on how to trim volume level, see
“TRIMMING” on pg. 18.
The display panel also displays messages in response to
PM-15S1 operation.
!7 OPERATE Indicator
This indicator indicates the operating status of the PM15S1. When the ID is set to “0” for standalone operation, it
is lit a red color. When multiple PM-15S1s are connected
by FCBS, only the OPERATE indicator of the master PM15S1 (ID 1) lights a red color. Slave PM-15S1s whose
OPERATE indicator does not light a red color cannot be
used to operate other units in sync. For more information
on the FCBS, see “ABOUT FCBS” on pg. 16.
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REAR PANEL
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS
A PHONO GND Terminal
Connect the grounding wire from an analog record player
here.
B PHONO Input Jacks
These jacks are for connecting to an analog record pla y er.
Both MC and MM cartridges can be used, therefore set
the PHONO MC button on the front panel according to the
type of cartridge you are using.
In the bi-amp mode, the R channel jack cannot be used.
C CD Input Jacks
These jacks are for connecting to the output jacks of a
Super Audio CD player, CD player, etc.
In the bi-amp mode, the R channel jack cannot be used.
D LINE 1/2 Input Jacks
These jacks are for connecting to the output jacks of a
tuner, DVD player, etc.
In the bi-amp mode, the R channel jack cannot be used.
E RECORDER 1/2 IN Jacks
These jacks are for connecting to the output jacks of a
CD-R, MD deck, tape deck, etc.
In the bi-amp mode, the R channel jack cannot be used.
G PRE OUT Jacks
These jacks are for connecting to the input jacks of another main amplifier or active subwoofer. Output signals
can be turned ON/OFF from the PRE OUT button on the
front panel.
In the bi-amp mode, the signals input to the L channel are
output to both output jacks.
H SPEAKER SYSTEMS Output Terminals
These terminals are for connecting a speaker system.
Speaker output can be turned ON/OFF from the SPEAKERS button on the front panel.
In the bi-amp mode, the signals input to the L channel are
output to both output terminals.
I REMOTE CONTROL Jacks
These jacks are for connecting components that are capable of remote control (D.BUS jacks) such as a Marantz
Super Audio CD Play er or DVD Player. This enables these
other components to be operated with the remote controller included with the PM-15S1.
See “REMOTE CONTROL JACKS” on pg. 20.
F RECORDER 1/2 OUT Jacks
These jacks are for connecting to the recording input jacks
of a CD-R, MD deck, tape deck, etc. Output signals can be
turned ON/OFF from the REC OUT button on the front
panel.
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NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS
J Operating Mode Switch
This switch is for setting the operating mode of the PM15S1.
STEREO: Set to use the PM-15S1 as an ordinary 2-channel stereo amplifier.
BI-AMP: Set to use two PM-15S1s in a complete bi-amp
connection with FCBS. For more information on the biamp mode, see “ABOUT THE BI-AMP MODE” on pg. 16.
K F.C.B.S. IN/OUT Jacks
You can connect and synchronize up to four PM-15S1s in
a complete bi-amp connection or multi-channel connection. A stereo miniplug or monaural miniplug cable can be
used for the connections. For instructions on use and connections, see “ABOUT FCBS” on pg. 16.
L AC IN Socket
Connect one end of the included power cable here and
the other end to a power outlet. The PM-15S1 can be powered by 120V AC only.
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NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS
REMOTE CONTROLLER
This remote controller can control the PM-15S1 and Marantz
Super Audio CD play ers and DVD players that have a remote
control receptor. The operations possible by remote control
may differ with each component, therefore see the instruction
manual that came with the component.
Remote controller buttons are laid out as shown below.
OPEN/ SOUND
CLOSE
PHONOCDBALANCED
RECORDER 1
RECORDER 2
TRIM
L
DISPLAY
EXIT
+
ENTER
-
MODE
LINE 1
LINE 2
TONE
R
ATT
z Input Selector Buttons
These buttons are for selecting the input source to use in
playback.
The PM-15S1 does not support balanced input, therefore
the BALANCED button does not respond even if pressed.
x TRIM Button
This button starts trimming. When multiple PM-15S1s are
connected by FCBS, this button selects the amplifier with
which to perform trimming.
c EXIT Button
This button ends the trimming mode when trimming is finished.
v TONE Button
This button turns tone (bass /treble) control ON and OFF.
b ATT Button
This button attenuates volume level with one press.
n Volume Buttons
3 : This button increases the volume level.
4 : This button decreases the volume level.
VOLUME
SCAN
RANDOM REPEAT
RETURN
TOP MENU
FM/BAM/A
MENU
m DISPLAY Button
This button turns the display ON and OFF.
, Cursor Buttons
In the Trimming Mode
These buttons are for selecting the channel to trim and the
trimming level.
ENTER: Not availabel for use.
2 /R : This button selects the R channel for trimming.
1 /L : This button selects the L channel for trimming.
3 /+ : This button increases the trimming level.
4 /– : This button decreases the trimming level.
Other than the Trimming Mode
2, 1, 3, 4 and ENTER: These buttons are for selecting
settings items on menu displays of Marantz DVD players,
etc. For operations of supported Marantz products, see
the tables on the following page and the instruction manual
of the Marantz component.
. Component Operating Buttons
These buttons are for operating Marantz Super Audio CD
players, DVD players, etc. For operations of supported
Marantz products, see the tables on the following page
and the instruction manual of the Marantz component.
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NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS
The buttons in groups , and . are for operating Marantz
products other than the PM-15S1, such as Super Audio CD
players and DVD players. The function of each button changes
to match the component selected as the input source from the
input selector buttons z.
When the CD button is pressed, the buttons in groups , and
. function as indicated in the table below. These buttons can
be used only when a Marantz Super Audio CD player is
connected to the CD input jacks.
Button Function
OPEN/CLOSE Open/Closes disc tray.
SOUND MODE
33
3 Play
33
44
4
44
¢¢
¢ Track skip (Advances to next track.)
¢¢
11
1 Rewind search
11
¡¡
¡ Forward search
¡¡
88
8 Pause
88
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7 Stop
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RANDAM Random play
SCAN AMS (Automatic Music Scan) play
REPEAT Repeat play
TOP MENU/AM/A
RETURN/FM/B Not available for use
MENU 1 2 Sets quick replay.
ENTER Starts quick replay.
3 /+ Not available for use
4 /– Not available for use
1 / L Not available for use
2 / R Not available for use
Selects Super Audio CD sound mode.
Selects Super Audio CD/CD.
Track skip (Returns to track beginning/previous track.)
Not available for use
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• Loading batteries
Before using the supplied remote control unit for the first
time, load the batteries in the remote control unit. The
batteries provided are used to verify the operations of the
remote control unit only.
1. Remove the battery cover which is found on the back side
of the remote control unit.
2.
Load the two new size “AAA” batteries inside the battery
compartment while taking care to align their polarities correctly
with the polarity markings (
with and with ).
3. Push the cover on the back side in the direction of the
arrow to close.
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7
Operatable range of Remote controller
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Operate the remote control unit (RC-11PMS1) within a
distance of approx. 5 m from the infrared signal reception
window (remote sensor) on the front of the PM-15S1.
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When the LINE 2 button is pressed, the buttons in groups ,
and . function as indicated in the below table. These buttons
can be used only when a Marantz DVD player is connected to
the LINE 2 input jacks.
Button Function
OPEN/CLOSE Open/Closes disc tray.
SOUND MODE Changes sound mode.
33
3 Play
33
44
4
44
¢¢
¢ Track skip (Advances to next track.)
¢¢
11
1 Rewind search
11
¡¡
¡ Forward search
¡¡
88
8 Pause
88
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7 Stop
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RANDAM Random play
SCAN Selects search mode.
REPEAT Repeat play
TOP MENU/AM/A
RETURN/FM/B Returns to previous menu
MENU 1 2 Displays menu screen.
ENTER Sets selected item.
3 /+ Moves cursor upward.
4 /– Moves cursor downward.
1 / L Moves cursor to left.
2 / R Moves cursor to right.
Track skip (Returns to track beginning/previous track.)
Displays top menu.
Approx. 5m
60°
Remote control unit (RC-11PMS1)
• Caution
• Do not allow direct sunlight, an inverter fluorescent light or
other strong source of light to shine onto the player’s
infrared signal reception window (remote sensor).
Otherwise, the operation of the remote control unit may be
disabled.
• Bear in mind that operating the remote control unit may
cause other devices operated by infrared rays to be
operated by mistake.
• The remote control unit cannot be operated if the space
between the controller and the player’s remote sensor is
obstructed.
• Do not place any objects on top of the remote control unit.
Doing so may cause one or more buttons to be held down
which will cause the batteries to run down.
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BASIC OPERATION
PLAYBACK
To explain how to play back input sources, representative
examples are given with an Super A udio CD pla yer and analog
record player. Before starting either procedure, check the
component is correctly connected to the PM-15S1.
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7 Disc Playback on an Super Audio
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CD Player
1. Press the power ON/OFF switch of the Super Audio CD
player to activate power to it.
2. Press the POWER ON/OFF switch q of the PM-15S1 to
activate power to it. Approximately 8 seconds after power
has been activated, the muting turns OFF and audio output
is enabled. When using multiple PM-15S1s connected by
FCBS, turn power ON in the order of lowest to highest ID
number, starting from ID 1.
3. Select the input source from the INPUT SELECTOR knob
e on the PM-15S1 or the input selector buttons z of the
remote controller.
4. To use the speakers connected to the SPEAKER
SYSTEMS terminals, press the SPEAKERS button !0 on
the PM-15S1.
5. Load a disc into the Super Audio CD play er and press the
play button to start playback.
6. Adjust the volume level from the VOLUME knob r on the
PM-15S1 or the VOLUME 3/4 buttons n of the remote
controller.
7. Adjust bass/treble as desired from the BASS and TREBLE
knobs t. Be sure to first set the TONE button o on the
PM-15S1 or the TONE button v on the remote controller
in the ON position.
8. You can turn the display and side illumination ON/OFF as
suited for the room environment. Press the DISPLAY button
i on the PM-15S1 or the DISPLAY button m of the remote
controller.
5. Set a record on the analog record player and play it.
6. Adjust the volume level from the VOLUME knob r on the
PM-15S1 or the VOLUME 3/4 buttons n of the remote
controller.
7. Adjust bass/treble as desired from the BASS and TREBLE
knobs t. Be sure to first set the TONE button o on the
PM-15S1 or the TONE button v on the remote controller
in the ON position.
8. You can turn the display and side illumination ON/OFF as
suited for the room environment. Press the DISPLAY button
i on the PM-15S1 or the DISPLAY button m of the remote
controller.
OPEN/ SOUND
CLOSE
PHONOCDBALANCED
RECORDER 1
RECORDER 2
TRIM
L
DISPLAY
EXIT
+
ENTER
-
MODE
LINE 1
LINE 2
TONE
R
ATT
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7 Disc Playback on an Analog
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Record Player
1. Press the POWER ON/OFF switch q of the PM-15S1 to
activate power to it. Approximately 8 seconds after power
has been activated, the muting turns OFF and audio output
is enabled. When using multiple PM-15S1s connected by
FCBS, turn power ON in the order of lowest to highest ID
number, starting from ID 1.
2. Select “PHONO” as the input source from the INPUT
SELECTOR knob e on the PM-15S1 or the input selector
buttons z of the remote controller. To prevent unexpected
accidents, it is recommended to set the volume level to –∞
(mute) by turning the VOLUME knob r until muting the
volume level.
3. Set the PHONO MC button !3 on the PM-15S1 to MC or
MM according to the cartridge you are using.
4. To use the speakers connected to the SPEAKER
SYSTEMS terminals, press the SPEAKERS button !0 on
the PM-15S1.
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VOLUME
SCAN
RANDOM REPEAT
RETURN
TOP MENU
FM/BAM/A
MENU
BASIC OPERATION
RECORDING
This example explains how to record from an input source
such as an Super Audio CD play er to a recording de vice such
as a CD-R.
1. Press the power ON/OFF switch of the Super Audio CD
player and CD-R to activate power to both components.
2. Press the POWER ON/OFF switch q of the PM-15S1 to
activate power to it. Approximately 8 seconds after power
has been activated, the muting turns OFF and audio output
is enabled. When using multiple PM-15S1s connected by
FCBS, turn power ON in the order of lowest to highest ID
number, starting from ID 1.
3. Select the input source from the INPUT SELECTOR knob
e on the PM-15S1 or the input selector buttons z of the
remote controller. And, press the REC OUT button !2 to
turn the recording output of RECORDER 1 and 2 ON.
4. Load a playback disc into the Super Audio CD player and
a recording disc into the CD-R.
5. Start playback on the Super Audio CD player. Then, start
recording on the CD-R.
6. To use the speakers connected to the SPEAKER
SYSTEMS terminals, press the SPEAKERS button !0 on
the PM-15S1.
7. Adjust the volume level from the VOLUME knob r on the
PM-15S1 or the VOLUME 3/4 buttons n of the remote
controller.
OPEN/ SOUND
CLOSE
PHONOCDBALANCED
RECORDER 1
RECORDER 2
TRIM
EXIT
+
L
ENTER
DISPLAY
-
VOLUME
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MODE
LINE 1
LINE 2
TONE
R
ATT
Note
When RECORDER 1 is selected as the input source,
signals are not output to the RECORDER 1 OUT jack. The
same goes for the RECORDER 2 OUT jack when
RECORDER 2 is selected as the input source.
SCAN
RANDOM REPEAT
RETURN
TOP MENU
FM/BAM/A
MENU
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HOW TO USE AND SET FEATURES
ABOUT FCBS
FCBS is short for Floating Control Bus System. It is a
communication system that connects up to four PM-15S1s
over a dedicated bus line so as to enable synchronized
operations amongst them via 2-way data communications.
The FCBS connections can be made with either of the below
two types of portable audio connection cable. Prepare the
number of connection cables for the number of PM-15S1s to
connect.
• Connection cable with monaural ⇔ monaural miniplugs
• Connection cable with stereo ⇔ stereo miniplugs
Resistor connection cables are sold commercially, but
they cannot be used with the PM-15S1.
The below figure is an example of four PM-15S1s connected
by FCBS. The top PM-15S1 is the master unit of ID 1 and
controls the three slave units of IDs 2 - 4. When the master
PM-15S1 is operated, the input source, volume level, ATT
feature, display and tone control ON/OFF feature of slave PM15S1s are interlocked to the master unit.
This function can be applied to various usages such as
complete-bi-amp with 2 PM-15S1s, and 5.1ch multi-channel
with 3 PM-15S1s.
T o turn power to m ultiple FCBS-connected PM-15S1s ON/
OFF, activate power in the order of lowest to highest ID
number and deactivate power in order of highest to lowest
ID number.
FCBS CONNECTION WITH A
PM-11S1
The PM-15S1 can be made into a multiple channel system by
connecting to the high end PM-11S1 over a FCBS connection.
However, because the PM-11S1 is more sophisticated than
the PM-15S1, observe the following conditions in completing
the FCBS connection between a PM-15S1 and a PM-11S1.
• Only one PM-11S1 may be used, whereas up to a maximum
of three PM-15S1s can be connected.
• The one PM-11S1 must be the master unit of ID 1, while the
PM-15S1s must be slave units with an ID of 2 to 4.
For a connection example, see Connection Example 2 on pg.
6. In that example, the PM-15S1 used for the front left and
right channels is replaced with a PM-11S1, so improved sound
quality can be expected from the front channels. (See also the
instruction manual of the PM-11S1.) That same e xample is f or
a 5.1 channel system, but to use the system as a 2-channel
stereo, turn OFF power to the PM-15S1s of IDs 2 and 3. As
such, the PM-11S1 can be used on its own.
ABOUT THE BI-AMP MODE
The PM-15S1 is equipped with a bi-amp mode to enable a
complete bi-amp connection using two PM-15S1s. This
complete bi-amp connection is a high-end technique for
enhancing sound quality, proposed by Marantz. With it, the biamp supporting speaker system is separated from the
preamplifiers that separately drive the low and high speakers.
(For more information, see Connection Example 3 on pg. 7.)
Master PM-15S1
... ID 1
Slave PM-15S1
... ID 2
Slave PM-15S1
... ID 3
Slave PM-15S1
... ID 4
The bi-amp mode is engaged by setting the operating mode
switch on the rear panel to “BI-AMP”.
In the bi-amp mode, the signals input to the L channel are
passed through the input buffer amplifier, split by the input
selector and transferred to the left and right volume amplifiers.
After that, the signals are sequentially sent to the left and right
voltage amplifiers and the left and right power amplifiers, and
ultimately output to the speaker output terminals.
The below figure shows example displays in the stereo and
bi-map modes.
Stereo mode Bi-amp mode
Note
• In the bi-amp mode, the R channel input jacks cannot
be used.
• Turn power to the PM-15S1 OFF before changing the
operating mode switch setting. Tur ning the power ON
again activates the new setting.
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HOW TO USE AND SET FEATURES
ATTENUATION (ATT.)
Attenuation is a one-touch feature for reducing volume level.
When the ATT button on either the PM-15S1 or the remote
controller is pressed, the volume level is attenuated. When
the PM-15S1 is shipped from the factory, the attenuation level
is set to –20 dB, but it can be set to –20 dB, –40 dB or –∞.
1. When the ATT button on either the PM-15S1 or the remote
controller is pressed, “ATT” flashes on the display and the
volume level is reduced. When the ATT button is pressed
again or the volume is increased/decreased from the
controls, the mode is canceled and the original volume
level is restored.
2. When the volume lev el is at -∞ (muted) and the ATT button
is pressed, the below display appears for about 3 seconds
and attenuation is not applied.
2. Set the attenuation level. The setting changes with each
press of the ATT button on the PM-15S1.
3. When the desired attenuation level setting appears on the
display, leave it unchanged for approximately 2 seconds
or longer to enter the setting. Once entered, the display
returns to the volume level indication.
HOW TO OPERATE THE SIDE
ILLUMINATION LAMP
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Attenuation level cannot be set from the remote controller.
1. Press and hold the ATT button on the PM-15S1 for 2
seconds or longer.
The attenuation level will appear on the display.
DISPLAY button
The illumination lamp has an always-ON mode and an alwaysOFF mode. In the always-ON mode, the illumination lamp turns
ON/OFF in sync with the display.
1. With the illumination lamp lit, press and hold the DISPLAY
button for 3 seconds or longer. The illumination lamp goes
out and the always-OFF mode is engaged.
2. To cancel the always-OFF mode and turn the illumination
lamp ON, press and hold the DISPLA Y button f or 3 seconds
or longer.
ATT button
Illumination lamp
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HOW TO USE AND SET FEATURES
TRIMMING
Trimming is a feature for adjusting left and right volume
balance.
Trimming is performed from the remote controller.
TRIM : This button starts trimming. When multiple PM-
15S1s are connected, this button selects the
amplifier with which to perform trimming. In such
case, trimming is performed in the order of the lowest
to highest ID number.
EXIT : This button ends trimming.
3 : This button increases the trimming level.
4 : This button decreases the trimming level.
2 : This button selects the R channel for trimming.
1 : This button selects the L channel for trimming.
ENTER: Not available for use.
OPEN/ SOUND
CLOSE
PHONOCDBALANCED
RECORDER 1
RECORDER 2
TRIM
L
DISPLAY
ENTER
VOLUME
MODE
LINE 1
LINE 2
EXIT
TONE
+
R
ATT
-
The volume level of the left and right channels can be trimmed
in 0.5 dB steps across a 0.0 –9.0 dB range. When the PM15S1 is shipped from the factory, the volume level is set to 0.0
dB (maximum).
1. Press the TRIM button once to access the LEVEL trimming
mode.
2. The flashing “0.0” on the left indicates that trimming is
activated for the left channel volume level. Press the 3
and 4 buttons to set the volume level of the left channel.
3. Press the 2 button to set the right channel volume level.
When the right side “0.0” starts flashing, trimming is
activated for the right channel volume level. Press the 3
and 4 buttons to set the volume level of the right channel.
4. To trim the volume level of the ID 2 (sla ve) PM-15S1, press
the TRIM b utton again and set v olume le vel as in steps 1 - 3.
After that, pressing the TRIM button again allows you to
trim volume level with ID 3 (slave) PM-15S1 and so forth.
5. When finished with volume level trimming, press the EXIT
button.
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SCAN
RANDOM REPEAT
RETURN
TOP MENU
FM/BAM/A
MENU
HOW TO USE AND SET FEATURES
HOW TO SET ID
If using the PM-15S1 by itself as a stereo amplifier, set the ID
to “0”. When the PM-15S1 is shipped from the factory, the ID
is set to “0”.
When the ID is set to a number other than “0”, the PM15S1 cannot be used for standalone operation.
The ID number of the PM-15S1 appears on the display for
about 3 seconds after power is activated.
When multiple PM-15S1s are connected, a unique ID number
must be set for each one in order to distinguish between them.
The PM-15S1 that centrally controls the other PM-15S1s takes
ID 1. The PM-15S1 with ID 1 is called the “master”. The other
PM-15S1s that synchronize with the master are called “slaves”
and take IDs “2” - “4”. ID numbers must not be the same for
any two units.
Set ID numbers as follows.
INPUT SELECTOR knob DISPLAY button
POWER ON/OFF button
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1. While pressing and holding the DISPLA Y b utton, press the
POWER ON/OFF button.
2. T urn the INPUT SELECTOR knob to the desired ID n umber.
When finished setting the ID number, turn power to the PM15S1 OFF. The setting is stored in memory and becomes active
the next time power to the PM-15S1 activated.
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HOW TO USE AND SET FEATURES
REMOTE CONTROL JACKS
The REMOTE CONTROL jacks are for connecting components that are capable of remote control (D.BUS jacks) such as a
Marantz Super Audio CD Player or DVD Player. This enables these other components to be operated with the remote controller
included with the PM-15S1. The PM-15S1 comes with an RC-11PMS1 system remote controller that can operate the basic features
of Marantz Super Audio CD Play ers and DVD Players. Here , a brief e xplanation of ho w to control the PM-15S1 and SA-15S1 using
this remote controller is provided..
As shown in the illustration below, connect the REMOTE CONTROL “IN” jack of the SA-15S1 to the REMOTE CONTROL “OUT”
jack of the PM-15S1, and set the SA-15S1 switch to “EXT”.
Both the PM-15S1 and SA-15S1 can be operated by pointing the RC-11PMS1 remote controller (pg. 12, 13, 14, 15) at the
receptor of the PM-15S1.
Set to “EXT”.
SA-15S1
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PM-15S1
TROUBLESHOOTING
If you experience trouble with the PM-15S1, make the below
checks before thinking the worst. Improper operation can cause
the PM-15S1 to behave in a way that makes you think
something is wrong with the equipment when actually not. If
the trouble cannot be fixed after making the below checks,
contact the place of purchase, your nearest Marantz dealer,
our customer service center or our repair service center.
* Power does not turn ON.
1. Is the power cable securely plugged into a power outlet?
* Nothing is heard from the speakers.
1. Aren’t the SPEAKERS buttons on the front panel in the
OFF position?
2. Isn’t the attenuation feature (ATT.) active?
3. Isn’t there trouble in the input source selected from the
INPUT SELECTOR knob on the front panel?
4. Are you using the player (replaying device) correctly?
5. Are connection cables and speaker cables securely
connected?
6. Volume may have been muted by a protective circuit that
tripped. Try adjusting the volume level again.
7. If an error message is displayed, correctly set the ID number
as indicated in the table under “Error Messages”.
* Volume level differs between left and right
channels.
The volume lev el setting may differ between the left and right
channels. Try trimming the volume level again.
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7 About Protective Circuits
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The PM-15S1 is equipped with protective circuits to protect
the amplifier circuits and speaker system against damage. If a
protective circuit trips, the sound is instantly muted. In this
case, “PROTECT” flashes on the display panel.
• At Power ON
For about 8 seconds after power is activated, a protective circuit
trips and mutes the sound to give amplifier circuits time to
stabilize. Once the amplifier circuits stabilize, the protective
circuit releases and audio is enabled.
• In the Event of Overcurrent
A protective circuit trips if current of a certain level is detected,
which can happen if excessive signal flow is input to the
amplifier or if the PM-15S1 is connected to a speaker system
of less than 4 Ω impedance. A protectiv e circuit can also trip if
a speaker cable accidentally shorts. In these cases,
“PROTECT” flashes on the display and, approximately 8
seconds later, the sound is automatically muted and the
protective circuit is released. Therefore, readjust the volume
level to resume normal use.
• If Strong Bass Signals Are Input
A protective circuit trips if bass signals of an excessive level
are detected. In this case, “PROTECT” flashes on the display
and, approximately 8 seconds later , the sound is automatically
muted and the protective circuit is released. Readjust the
volume level to resume normal use.
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* Stereo sound is not heard from the speakers.
The operating mode switch on the rear panel may be set to
“BI-AMP”. Shut power OFF, set the switch to “STEREO” and
then reactive the power. Power must be activated after the
operating mode switch is set for the setting to be active.
* Record player audio is not heard or contains
a lot of noise.
1. Is the PHONO MC button on the front panel set to the type
of cartridge you are using?
2. Are connection cables securely connected?
3. Is the grounding wire from the record player connected to
the PHONO GND terminal?
4. Is the cartridge properly connected to the tone arm?
• If the Power Amplifier Overheats
A protective circuit trips if the temperature of the main amplifier
rises above a certain level, which can happen if excessive
signal flow is continually input into the amplifier. Temperature
can also exceed the trip level of the protective circuits if the
vents on the top of the PM-15S1 are covered or if the PM15S1 is installed on a cramped audio rack. In these cases,
“PROTECT” flashes on the display and, when the temperature
inside the unit lowers, the sound is automatically muted and
the protective circuit is released. Readjust the volume level to
resume normal use.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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7 Error Messages
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When multiple PM-15S1s are connected by FCBS, the below
error messages may appear on the display. In these cases,
there is a problem with the ID number setting or remote cable
connection. Check the ID numbers and remote cable as
indicated in the below table. For details on how to set ID
numbers, see “How to Set ID” on pg. 19.
Error
message
1
ERROR 02
2
ERROR 03
3
ERROR 04
4
ERROR 11
5
ERROR 12
Meaning
ID 2 is used with
more than one amp.
ID 3 is used with
more than one amp.
ID 4 is used with
more than one amp.
Amps of IDs 2 - 4
cannot communicate with ID 1 amp.
ID 1 amp cannot
communicate with
amps of IDs 2 - 4.
What to do
Set separate ID
numbers for each amp.
If power to ID 1 amp is
OFF, activate power.
Check remote cable is
properly connected.
If ID 1 is used for more
than one amp, properly
set ID numbers. Check
remote cable is properly
connected.
OTHERS
The section describes the care and maintenance tasks that
must be performed to optimize the operation of your Marantz
equipment.
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Cleaning of equipment external surfaces
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The exterior finish of your unit will last indefinitely with proper
care and cleaning, Never use scouring pads, steel wool,
scourging powders or harsh chemical agents (e.g., lye
solution), alcohol, thinner, benzine, insecticide or other v olatile
substances as these wil mar the finish of the equipment.
Likewise, never use cloths containing chemical substances. If
the equipment get dirty, wipe the e xternal surf aces with a soft,
lint-free cloth.
If the equipment becomes heavily soiled:
• dilute some washing up liquid in water, in a ratio of one
part detergent to six parts water.
• dip a soft, lint free in the solution and wring the it is damp.
• wipe the equipment with the damp cloth.
• dry the equipment by wiping it with a dry cloth.
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7 Repairs
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Only the most competent and qualified service technicians
should be allowed to service the factory-trained warranty station
personnel have the knowledge and special facilities needed
for repair and calibration of this precision equipment. After the
warranty period has expired, repairs will be performed for a
charge if the equipment can be returned to normal operation.
In the event of difficulty, refer to your dealer or write directly to
the nearest location to you that is listed on the Marantz
Authorized Service Station list. If writing, please include the
model and serial number of the equipment together with a full
description of what you think is abnormal about the equipment's
behaviour.
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SPECIFICATIONS & DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS
Power output (20 Hz – 20 kHz sim ultaneous drive of both channels)
...................................................... 80W x 2 (8Ω load)
.................................................... 120W x 2 (4Ω load)
Total harmonic distor tion (20Hz – 20kHz simultaneous drive
of both channels, 8Ω load) .......................................... 0.05%
Output band width (8Ω load, 0.05%)................. 5Hz ~ 40kHz
Frequency response (CD, 1W, 8Ω load).............. 5Hz ~ 100kHz
Dumping factor (8Ω load, 20Hz – 20kHz) ....................... 100
Input sensitivity/Input impedance
PHONO (MC) .............................................. 300µV/100Ω
PHONO (MM)...............................................3.2mV/47kΩ
CD/LINE/RECORDER............................... 240mV/20kΩ
Output voltage/Output impedance
PRE OUT ...................................................... 1.7 V/330Ω
Maximum allowed PHONO input (1kHz)
MC.......................................................................... 15mV
MM ....................................................................... 150mV
RIAA deviation (20Hz ~ 20kHz)............................ ±0.5dB
S/N (IHF-A, 1W, 8Ω load)
PHONO (MC) ................................... 77dB (0.5mV input)
PHONO (MM)...................................... 85dB (5mV input)
CD/LINE/RECORDER..................... 90dB (500mV input)
Tone control
Bass (50Hz)........................................................... ±10dB
Treble (20kHz) ....................................................... ±10dB
Power requirement......................................... AC 120V 60Hz
Power consumption
(UL6500) ................................................................ 230W
(4Ω, 120W x 2 output) ............................................ 460W
Accessories
Remote controller .......................................................... 1
AAA batteries................................................................. 2
Detachable AC power cable .......................................... 1
Maximum outer dimensions (Amp)
Width ..............................................17-5/16 ins. (440mm)
Height .................................................4-7/8 ins. (123mm)
Depth................................................17-1/2 ins. (444mm)
Weight (Amp) ..............................................39.7 lbs (18.0kg)
Specifications subject to change without prior notice.
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17-5/16 ins.
(440 mm)
1 ins.
(25 mm)
(419 mm)
16-1/2 ins.
(43 mm)
1-11/16 ins.
3/4 ins.
(18 mm)
4-7/8 ins.
(123 mm)
23
Printed in Japan 09/2008 00M22AJ851310 mzh-g
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