MARANTZ SR6003 User Manual

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AV Surround Receiver

SR6003

ENGLISHFRANÇAISDEUTSCHNEDERLANDSESPAÑOLITALIANOSVENSKA

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ENGLISH

NEDERLANDS

ITALIANO

WARRANTY

For warranty information, contact your local Marantz distributor.

RETAIN YOUR PURCHASE RECEIPT

Your purchase receipt is your permanent record of a valuable purchase. It should be kept in a safe place to be referred to as necessary for insurance purposes or when corresponding with Marantz.

IMPORTANT

When seeking warranty service, it is the responsibility of the consumer to establish proof and date of purchase. Your purchase receipt or invoice is adequate for such proof.

FOR U.K. ONLY

This undertaking is in addition to a consumer's statutory rights and does not affect those rights in any way.

FRANÇAIS

GARANTIE

Pour des informations sur la garantie, contacter le distributeur local Marantz.

CONSERVER L'ATTESTATION D'ACHAT

L'attestation d'achat est la preuve permanente d'un achat de valeur. La conserver en lieu sur pour s'y reporter aux ﬁ ns d'obtention d'une couverture d'assurance ou dans le cadre de correspondances avec Marantz.

IMPORTANT

Pour l'obtention d'un service couvert par la garantie, il incombe au client d'établir la preuve de l'achat et d'en corroborer la date. Le reçu ou la facture constituent des preuves sufﬁ santes.

DEUTSCH

GARANTIE

Voor inlichtingen omtrent garantie dient u zich tot uw plaatselijke Marantz.

UW KWITANTIE, KASSABON E.D. BEWAREN

Uw kwitantie, kassabon e.d. vormen uw bewijs van aankoop van een waardevol artikel en dienen op een veilige plaats bewaard te worden voor evt, verwijzing bijv, in verbend met verzekering of bij correspondentie met Marantz.

BELANGRIJK

Bij een evt, beroep op de garantie is het de verantwoordelijkheid van de consument een gedateerd bewijs van aankoop te tonen. Uw kassabon of factuurzijn voldoende bewijs.

ESPAÑOL

GARANTIA

Para obtener información acerca de la garantia póngase en contacto con su distribuidor Marantz.

GUARDE SU RECIBO DE COMPRA

Su recibo de compra es su prueba permanente de haber adquirido un aparato de valor, Este recibo deberá guardarlo en un lugar seguro y utilizarlo como referencia cuando tenga que hacer uso del seguro o se ponga en contacto con Marantz.

IMPORTANTE

Cuando solicite el servicio otorgado por la garantia el usuario tiene la responsabilidad de demonstrar cuándo efectuó la compra. En este caso, su recibo de compra será la prueba apropiada.

GARANZIA

L’apparecchio è coperto da una garanzia di buon funzionamento della durata di un anno, o del periodo previsto dalla legge, a partire dalla data di acquisto comprovata da un documento attestante il nominativo del Rivenditore e la data di vendita. La garanzia sarà prestata con la sostituzione o la riparazione gratuita delle parti difettose. Non sono coperti da garanzia difetti derivanti da uso improprio, errata installazione, manutenzione effettuata da personale non autorizzato o, comunque, da circostanze che non possano riferirsi a difetti di funzionamento dell’apparecchio. Sono inoltre esclusi dalla garanzia gli interventi inerenti l’installazione e l’allacciamento agli impianti di alimentazione. Gli apparecchi verranno riparati presso i nostri Centri di Assistenza Autorizzati. Le spese ed i rischi di trasporto sono a carico del cliente. La casa costruttrice declina ogni responsabilità per danni diretti o indiretti provocati dalla inosservanza delle prescrizioni di installazione, uso e manutenzione dettagliate nel presente manuale o per guasti dovuti ad uso continuato a ﬁ ni professionali.

SVENSKA

GARANTI

För information om garantin, kontakta Marantz lokalagent.

SPAR KVITTOT

Kvittot är ett inköpsbevis på en värdefull vara. Det skall förvaras säkert och hänvisas till vid försäkringsfall eller vidkorrespondens mod Marantz.

VIKTIGT

Fö att garantin skall gälla är det kundens sak att framställa bevis och datum om köpet. Kvitto eller faktura är tillräokligt bevis fö detta.

GARANTIE

Bei Garantiefragen wenden Sie sich bitte an Ihren Marantz-Händler.

HEBEN SIE IHRE QUITTING GUT AUF

Die Quittung dient Ihnen als bleibende Unterlage für Ihren wertvollen Einkauf Das Aufbewahren der Quittung ist wichtig, da die darin enthaltenen Angaben für Versicherungswecke oder bei Korrespondenz mit Marantz angeführt werden müssen.

WICHTIG!

Bei Garantiefragen muß der Kunde eine Kaufunterlage mit Kaufdatum vorlegen. Ihren Quittung oder Rechnung ist als Unterlage ausreichend.

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CE MARKING

English

The SR6003 is in conformity with the

EMC directive and low-voltage directive.

Français

Le SR6003 est conforme à la directive

EMC et à la directive sur les basses tensions.

Deutsch

Das Modell SR6003 entspricht den

EMC-Richtlinien und den Richtlinien für Niederspannungsgeräte.

Nederlands

De SR6003 voldoet aan de EMC eisen

en de vereisten voor laag-voltage.

Español

El SR6003 está de acuerdo con las

normas EMC y las relacionadas con baja tensión.

Italiano

Il SR6003 è conforme alle direttive CEE

ed a quelle per i bassi voltaggi.

Svenska

SR6003 är tillverkad i enlighet med

EMC direktiven och direktiven för lågvoltsutrusning.

English

WARNINGS

- Do not expose the equipment to rain, moisture, dripping or splashing.

- Do not remove the cover from the equipment.

- Do not insert anything into the equipment through the ventilation holes.

- Do not handle the mains cord with wet hands.

- Do not cover the ventilation with any items such as tablecloths, newspapers, curtains, etc.

- No naked ﬂ ame sources, such as lighted candles, should be placed on the equipment.

- When disposing of used batteries, please comply with governmental regulations or environmental public instruction’s rules that apply in your country or area.

- Make a space of about 0.2 meter around the unit.

- No objects ﬁ lled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the equipment.

- When the switch is in the OFF position, the equipment is not completely switched off from MAINS.

- The equipment shall be installed near the power supply so that the power supply is easily accessible.

- Do not touch hot areas, especially around the “hot surface mark” during and immediately after use.

- During and immediately after use, this product is hot in areas other than the controls and rear panel connection jacks. Do not touch hot areas, especially around the “hot surface mark” and the top panel. Contact with hot areas can cause burns.

Hot surface mark

- Do not expose the unit and batteries to excessive heat such as direct sunlight, ﬁ re or the like.

Français

Ne pas exposer l’appareil à la pluie, à l’humidité, à l’égouttement ou aux éclaboussures.

- Ne pas essayer de retirer le boîtier de l’appareil.

- Ne rien insérer dans l’appareil par les oriﬁ ces de ventilation.

- Ne pas manipuler le cordon d’alimentation avec les mains mouillées.

- Ne pas recouvrir les ouïes de ventilation avec un objet quelconque comme une nappe, un journal, un rideau, etc.

- Ne placer aucune source de ﬂ amme nue, comme une bougie allumée, sur l'appareil.

- Pour mettre au rebut les piles usées, respecter les lois gouvernementales ou les règlements ofﬁ ciels concernant l’environnement qui s'appliquent à votre pays ou région.

- Veiller à ce qu’aucun objet ne soit à moins de 0,2 mètre des côtés de l'appareil.

- Aucun objet rempli de liquide, un vase par exemple, ne doit être placé sur l'appareil.

- Lorsque l'interrupteur est sur la position OFF, l'appareil n'est pas complètement déconnecté du SECTEUR (MAINS).

- L'appareil sera installé près de la source d'alimentation, de sorte que cette dernière soit facilement accessible.

- Ne pas toucher aux zones chaudes, notamment celles se trouvant autour du « signal zone chaude » pendant et immédiatement après l’utilisation.

- Pendant l’utilisation et immédiatement après, cet appareil est chaud en dehors des commandes et des prises de raccordement arrière. Ne pas toucher aux zones chaudes, notamment celles se trouvant autour du « signal zone chaude » et le panneau supérieur, pour éviter tout risque de brûlure.

- N'exposez pas l'appareil et les piles à une chaleur excessive, comme par exemple aux rayons directs du soleil, au feu, etc.

AVERTISSEMENTS

Signal zone chaude

Deutsch

WARNHINWEISE

- Das Gerät nicht Regen, Feuchtigkeit, Tropf- oder Spritzwasser aussetzen.

- Die Abdeckung nicht vom Gerät abnehmen.

- Keine Gegenstände durch die Belüftungsschlitze stecken.

- Das Netzkabel nicht mit feuchten oder nassen Händen anfassen.

- Decken Sie die Lüftungsöffnungen nicht mit einem Tischtuch, einer Zeitung, einem Vorhang usw. ab.

- Es dürfen keine Gegenstände mit offener Flamme, wie etwa brennende Kerzen, auf dem Gerät aufgestellt werden.

- Beachten Sie bei der Entsorgung der verbrauchten Batterien alle geltenden lokalen und überregionalen Regelungen.

- Auf allen Geräteseiten muß ein Zwischenraum von ungefähr 0,2 meter vorhanden sein.

- Auf das Gerät dürfen keine mit Flüssigkeiten gefüllte Behälter, wie etwa eine Vase, gestellt werden.

- Wenn der Schalter ausgeschaltet ist (OFFPosition), ist das Gerät nicht vollständig vom Stromnetz (MAINS) abgetrennt.

- Das Gerät sollte in der Nähe einer Netzsteckdose aufgestellt werden, damit es leicht an das Stromnetz angeschlossen werden kann.

- Berühren Sie während oder unmittelbar nach dem Gebrauch keine heißen Stellen des Gerätes, insbesondere nicht im Bereich des Warnsymbols "Vorsicht, heiße Oberﬂ äche".

- Während oder unmittelbar nach dem Gebrauch ist dieses Gerät mit Ausnahme der Bedienelemente und der Anschlussbuchsen auf der Rückseite heiß. Berühren Sie die heißen Stellen und insbesondere den Bereich um das Warnsymbol “Vorsicht, heiße Oberﬂ äche” nicht. Der Kontakt mit heißen Flächen kann zu Verbrennungen führen.

Warnsymbol “Vorsicht,

heiße Oberﬂ äche”

- Setzen Sie das Gerät und die Batterien keiner übermäßigen Wärme aus, z.B. durch Aufstellung in direkter Sonneneinstrahlung, in der Nähe eines offenen Feuers usw.

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Nederlands

WAARSCHUWINGEN

- Stel het apparaat niet bloot aan regen, vocht, druppels of spetters.

- Verwijder de afdekplaat van het apparaat niet.

- Duw niets door de ventilatieopeningen in het apparaat.

- Raak het netsnoer niet met natte handen aan.

- Bedek de ventilatieopeningen niet met enige voorwerpen, zoals tafelkleden, kranten, gordijnen, enz.

- Plaats geen brandende voorwerpen, zoals kaarsen, op het apparaat.

- Volg bij het weggooien van verbruikte batterijen de overheidswetgeving of milieuvoorschriften op die van kracht zijn in het land of de regio waarin u zich bevindt.

- Zorg dat er 0,2 meter vrije ruimte rond het toestel is.

- Plaats geen voorwerpen met een vloeistof erin, zoals een bloemenvaas, op het apparaat.

- Als de schakelaar op OFF staat, is het apparaat niet volledig losgekoppeld van de netspanning (MAINS).

- De apparatuur wordt in de buurt van het stopcontact geïnstalleerd, zodat dit altijd gemakkelijk toegankelijk is.

- Raak hete gedeelten van het apparaat, vooral rond de “markering warm oppervlak”, niet aan tijdens en onmiddellijk na het gebruik.

- Tijdens en onmiddellijk na het gebruik is dit apparaat heet, behalve in de omgeving van de bedieningstoetsen en de aansluitingen op het achterpaneel. Raak hete gedeelten van het apparaat, vooral rond de "markering warm oppervlak" en het bovenpaneel, niet aan. Contact met hete plekken kan brandwonden veroorzaken.

Markering warm

oppervlak

- Stel het apparaat en de batterijen niet bloot aan grote warmte, zoals direct zonlicht, vuur en dergelijke.

Español

ADVERTENCIAS

- No exponga el equipo a la lluvia, la humedad, goteos o salpicaduras.

- No extraiga la tapa del equipo.

- No introduzca nada en el interior del equipo a través de los oriﬁ cios de ventilación.

- No maneje el cable de alimentación con las manos mojadas.

- No cubra la ventilación con objetos como manteles, periódicos, cortinas, etc.

- No deben colocarse sobre el equipo elementos con fuego, por ejemplo velas encendidas.

- Cuando se eliminen baterías usadas, deben cumplirse las reglamentaciones oficiales o las normas de protección medioambiental aplicables en su país o en su zona.

- Deje un espacio de unos 0,2 metro alrededor de la unidad.

- No se deben colocar sobre el aparato recipientes que contengan líquidos, como por ejemplo jarrones.

- Cuando el interruptor está en la posición OFF, el equipo no está completamente desconectado de la alimentación MAINS.

- El equipo se instalará cerca de la fuente de alimentación de manera que resulte fácil acceder a ella.

- No tocar las áreas calientes especialmente alrededor del “símbolo de superficie caliente” mientras la unidad está en uso ni inmediatamente después.

- Mientras está en funcionamiento e inmediatamente después de su uso, la unidad presenta zonas calientes en diversas partes, no exclusivamente en el sector de los controles o en las conexiones del panel posterior. No tocar las áreas calientes, especialmente alrededor del “símbolo de superﬁ cie caliente” y el panel superior dado que pueden producirse quemaduras.

Símbolo de

superﬁ cie caliente

- No exponga la unidad y las pilas a un calor excesivo, tal como el derivado de la luz directa del sol, el fuego, o alguna fuente térmica similar.

Italiano

AVVERTENZE

- Non esporre l’apparecchio alla pioggia, all’umidità, al gocciolamento o agli spruzzi.

- Non rimuovere il coperchio dell’apparecchio.

- Non introdurre oggetti all’interno dell’apparecchio attraverso i fori di ventilazione.

- Non toccare il cavo di alimentazione con le mani bagnate.

- Non coprire le fessure di ventilazione con tovaglie, giornali, tende od oggetti analoghi.

- Non posare sull'apparecchio sorgenti di ﬁ amme scoperte quali candele accese.

- Smaltire le pile usate in conformità alle norme governative o disposizioni ambientali vigenti nel proprio paese o zona.

- Lasciare 0,2 metro liberi tutto intorno l'unità.

- Non mettere sull'apparecchiatura alcun contenitore di liquido, come ad esempio dei vasi.

- Quando l'interruttore è nella posizione OFF, l'apparecchiatura non è completamente scollegata da MAINS.

- L’apparecchio va installato in prossimità della fonte di alimentazione, in modo che quest’ultima sia facilmente accessibile.

- Non toccare le parti calde, né durante, soprattutto se contrassegnate dal “simbolo di superficie calda”, né immediatamente dopo l'uso.

- Durante, e subito dopo l’utilizzo, l’unità risulta essere molto calda in alcune sue parti come ad esempio I connettori del pannello posteriore. Non toccare le parti calde, soprattutto se contrassegnate dal “simbolo di superﬁ cie calda” e specialmente la superﬁ cie del pannello. Il contatto con parti calde può provocare ustioni.

Simbolo di

superﬁ cie calda

- Non esporre l'unità e le batterie a calore eccessivo come la luce diretta del sole, il fuoco o così via.

Svenska

VARNINGAR

- Utsätt inte utrustningen för regn, fukt, droppande vatten eller vattenstänk.

- Ta inte bort utrustningens hölje.

- För inte in föremål i utrustningen genom ventilationshålen.

- Hantera inte nätsladden med våta händer.

- Täck inte för ventilationsöppningarna med några föremål som till exempel bordsdukar, dagstidningar, gardiner e.d.

- Inga föremål med öppen låga, som till exempel tända stearinljus, bör placeras på utrustningen.

- Följ de lagar och miljöskyddsråd som gäller i det land eller område där du bor när du gör dig av med batterier.

- Se till att det ﬁ nns omkring 0,2 meter fri plats runt omkring enheten.

- Inga objekt som är fyllda med någon vätska, till exempel blomstervaser, bör placeras på apparaten.

- Även om strömbrytaren står i det avstängda läget OFF, så är utrustningen inte helt bortkopplad från det elektriska nätet (MAINS).

- Utrustningen ska vara installerad nära strömuttaget så att strömförsörjningen är lätt att tillgå.

- Vidrör inte varma områden, särskilt omkring “Varm yta”-märket, under och omedelbart efter användning.

- Bortsett från kontrollerna och anslutningsuttagen på baksidan är enheten varm under och omedelbart efter användning. Vidrör inte varma områden, särskilt inte “varm yta”-märket eller ovansidan. Kontakt med varma ytor kan orsaka brännskador.

“Varm yta”-märke

- Utsätt inte enheten och batterierna för kraftig värme, såsom direkt solljus, eld eller liknande.

AV_080708N1

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INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the Marantz SR6003 Surround receiver. This remarkable component has been engineered to provide you with many years of home theater enjoyment. Please take a few minutes to read this manual thoroughly before you connect and operate the SR6003. As there are a number of connection and conﬁ guration options, you are encouraged to discuss your own particular home theater setup with your Marantz A/V authorized dealer.

ENGLISH

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

ACCESSORIES CHECK

Before use, check the below accessories were included in the package.

Remote Controller

AAA-size batteries (× 2)

AM Loop Antenna

FM Antenna

AC power cable

User Guide

A NOTE ABOUT RECYCLING

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

Microphone

This product’s packaging materials are recyclable and can be reused. This product and the accessories packed together are the applicable product to the WEEE directive except batteries. Please dispose of any materials in accordance with your local recycling regulations. When discarding the unit, comply with your local rules or regulations. Batteries should never be thrown away or incinerated but disposed of in accordance with your local regulations concerning chemical wastes.

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

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ENGLISH

NAMES AND

FUNCTION

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ....................................1

ACCESSORIES CHECK ....................................................1

TABLE OF CONTENTS .........................2

CONNECTIONS

FEATURES .............................................2

BASIC

BEFORE USE .........................................3

OPERATION OF REMOTE CONTROLLER ......................4

NAMES AND FUNCTION ......................5

BASIC OPERATION

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

OPERATION

TROUBLESHOOTING

FRONT PANEL ...................................................................5

FL DISPLAY AND INDICATER ...........................................6

REMOTE CONTROLLER ..................................................7

REAR PANEL .....................................................................9

BASIC CONNECTIONS .......................10

SPEAKER PLACEMENT .................................................10

ADVANCED

CONNECTING SPEAKERS .............................................11

CONNECTING AUDIO COMPONENTS ..........................12

CONNECTING VIDEO COMPONENTS ..........................13

CONNECTING HDMI COMPONENTS ............................14

CONNECTING THE ANTENNA TERMINALS .................15

CONNECTING THE AC POWER CABLE .......................15

BASIC OPERATION ............................16

AMP OPERATION ............................................................16

TUNER OPERATION .......................................................16

REMOTE CONTROLLER OPERATION ..........................18

ADVANCED

ADVANCED CONNECTIONS ..............19

CONNECTING MULTI CHANNEL AUDIO COMPONENTS

CONNECTING THE USB MEDIA ....................................19

CONNECTING AN EXTERNAL POWER AMPLIFIER ....20

CONNECTING FOR SPEAKER C USE (BI-AMP

CONNECTION) ................................................................20

CONNECTION FOR ANOTHER ZONE ...........................21

CONNECTING THE REMOTE CONTROL JACKS .........22

CONNECTING OTHER EQUIPMENT .............................22

..19

SETUP ..................................................23

GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE MENU SYSTEM ........23

1 INPUT SETUP .............................................................25

2 SPEAKER SETUP ........................................................28

ERROR MESSAGES .......................................................31

3 SURROUND SETUP ...................................................34

4 VIDEO SETUP .............................................................36

5 PREFERENCE ............................................................37

6 ACOUSTIC EQ ............................................................39

ADVANCED OPERATION ....................41

AMP OPERATION ............................................................41

USB OPERATION ............................................................46

TUNER OPERATION (PRESET MEMORY)....................50

TUNER OPERATION (RDS) ............................................52

ZONE SYSTEM ................................................................53

REMOTE CONTROLLER OPERATION ..........................55

BASIC OPERATION (REMOTE CONTROLLER) ...........57

MACRO MODE.................................................................60

TROUBLESHOOTING .........................64

HDMI .................................................................................65

USB ...................................................................................65

OTHERS ...............................................67

SURROUND MODE .........................................................67

DESCRIPTION .................................................................70

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ......................................73

CLEANING OF EQUIPMENT EXTERNAL SURFACES .73

REPAIRS...........................................................................73

FEATURES

This unit incorporates the latest generation of digital surround sound decoding technology such as Dolby Digital EX, Dolby Digital, DTS ES (Discrete 6.1 and Matrix 6.1), DTS Neo:6 (Cinema, Music), Dolby ProLogic II (Movie, Music and Game), Dolby Pro-Logic II x (Movie, Music and Game), Circle Surround II (Cinema, Music and Mono). Additionally, the unit is compatible with Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD (as used for Blu-ray and HD DVD discs) as well as Dolby Digital Plus, an expanded and improved version of Dolby Digital positioned as the next-generation delivery format. These audio formats can be sent with video signals via an HDMI cable to HDMI 1.3a-compatible equipment. In addition, Marantz has focused on the future. By utilizing pre-out jacks, 7.1 direct inputs and a RS-232C communication port, the unit is tomorrow’s technology, today!

This unit can play music content that has been recorded on USB media in the following ﬁ le formats: MP3, WMA, AAC and WAV. This means almost any music content at hand can be played back using the unit.

This unit uses the Graphic User Interface in the setup menu. Setup using eye-pleasing 3D graphics is possible using the speaker setup or acoustic equalizer setup menu.

This unit features a fully discrete 7 channel ampliﬁ er section capable of delivering 100 watts of highcurrent amplification, for continuously clean and stable power into each of the 7 channels. It employs a massive EI power transformer in combination with oversized ﬁ lter capacitors. This design conﬁ guration is capable of a clear and powerful reproduction of the most demanding action movie soundtracks and full range (multichannel) music discs. Through its ability to generate very high output voltages, the unit can easily drive the most demanding speakers with optimum results.

OTHERS

This unit incorporates the most advanced Digital Signal Processing circuitry, along with a 192 kHz/24 bit D/A converter in each of the 7 channels. Independent power supply circuits are incorporated for the FL display, audio and video sections for maximum separation, clarity and dynamic range. Together with hand-selected customized components, all elements work in harmony to recreate the emotion, exactly as the artist had intended.

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ENGLISH

This unit is designed and engineered with extensive feedback from custom installation experts, dealers and consumers. It features ZONE/multisource, assignable DC trigger, a RS-232C communication port, Flasher input, heavy duty speaker binding posts and an extensive array of both analog and digital inputs / outputs. With 5 assignable digital inputs (6 total), 3 component inputs, Super Audio CD Multi Channel (7.1 channel) direct inputs, video convert system and a speaker-B and OSD output versatility is taken to a stunning new level. Furthermore, the unit can output the OSD information through the Y/C (S-video) and composite video outputs.

An easy-to-use programmable, learning remote controller allows full access to all of the operating functions and can be used for system operation as well.

The new generation of Marantz Receivers is stylish and completely symmetrical. On the front panel of the unit, buttons are kept to a minimum. Source selectors and volume controls are intuitively placed. This unit is here to perform in your unrivaled home entertainment setup.

HDMI (High-Deﬁ nition Multimedia Interface) is an enhancement to the DVI (Digital Visual Interface) standard. It adds capabilities for digitally transmitting audio signals in addition to video signals. Where multiple cables were previously needed for audio/ video, HDMI enables audio/video connection via a single cable. The HDMI input jacks of this unit support HDMI Ver.

1.3a. and the HDMI output jacks of this transmitter support HDMI Ver. 1.3a.

This unit supports HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection). HDCP is copyright protection technology that consists of data encoding and other device authentication. Its purpose is to protect digital video content. Both this unit and the connected component (such as a video player or monitor) must support HDCP. Before connecting a component to this unit, refer to its instruction manual.

• x.v. Color

• Deep Color 36bit

• Dolby True HD, Dolby Digital Plus, dts HD

• Dolby Digital EX, Dolby Digital, DTS ES (Discrete 6.1, Matrix 6.1, Neo:6)

• Dolby Headphone

• Dolby Pro Logic II (Movie, Music, Game)

• Dolby Pro Logic IIx (Movie, Music, Game)

• Circle Surround II (Cinema, Music, Mono)

• HDCD

• Bi-amp drive

• Source/Pure Direct mode

• 9 bands x 7 ch Graphic EQ

• DSD to PCM converter

• Audyssey MultEQ

• M-DAX (Marantz Dynamic Audio eXpander)

• Improved Station Name Input Method, 60 Presets

• Auto Adjust Function for Speaker Distance Settings (Delay Time)

• Assignable DC Trigger Output

• Assignable Video Input

• Auto Lipsync (Audio Delay)

• 7 × 100 Watts (8 Ohms), Discrete Ampliﬁ ers

• Massive Energy Power Supply, Huge EI Transformer, Large ELCO’s.

• Function Rename

• 192 kHz/24 bit DAC for all 8 Channels

• 32 bit Digital Surround Processing Chipsets

• Auto Input Signal Detection

• Front Digital Optical Input

• ZONE B Output (Digital Optical Output)

• Video Off Mode

• Graphical User Interface

•

Menu via all Video Output (Composite, S-Video, Component Video and HDMI)

• Video Up/Down Converter

(HDMI ← Component Video ↔ S-Video ↔ Composit Video)

• Two HDMI Outputs

• Two Component Monitor Outputs

• Analog Video Up-scaling to HDMI Output

(480/576i→480/576p→720p→1080i→1080p)

• USB Audio Player (MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV)

• RS-232C Terminal for Future Upgrade or System Control

• Flasher Input

• Full Backlight Learning Remote Controller

BEFORE USE

This section must be read before any connection is made to the mains supply.

EQUIPMENT MAINS WORKING SETTING

Your Marantz product has been prepared to comply with the household power and safety requirements that exist in your area. SR6003 can be powered by 230V AC only.

Recording and playback of any material may require consent. For further information refer to the following:

— Copyright Act 1956 — Dramatic and Musical Performers Act 1958 — Performers Protection Acts 1963 and 1972 —

Any subsequent statutory enactments and orders

DO NOT LOCATE IN THE FOLLOWING PLACES

To ensure long-lasting use, do not locate the unit 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.

Above

0.2 m (8 inchs)

Left

0.2 m (8 inchs) or more

or more

Right

0.2 m (8 inchs) or more

KEEP OBJECTS OFF

Keep objects off the unit. Blocking the vent can result in accident and damage.

DO NOT TOUCH HOT SPOTS DURING AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER USE

During and immediately after use, the unit 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.

Opening and closing the front panel door

When you want to use the controls behind the front panel door, open the door by gently pressing on the lower part of the panel. Keep the door closed when not using these controls.

Caution:

• Be careful not to pinch your ﬁ ngers between the door and the panel.

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

Rear

0.2 m (8 inchs) or more

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

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NAMES AND

FUNCTION

OPERATION OF REMOTE CONTROLLER

REMOTE CONTROL

Operate the remote controller within a distance of approx. 5m from the infrared receptor window on the front of the unit.

CONNECTIONS

BASIC

Approx. 5 m

SR6003

BASIC OPERATION

60°

Remote controller

CONNECTIONS

Caution:

ADVANCED

• Do not allow direct sunlight, an inverter ﬂ uorescent light or other strong source of light to shine onto the player’s infrared receptor window. Otherwise, the operation of the remote controller may be disabled.

• Bear in mind that operating the remote controller may cause other devices operated by infrared rays to be operated by mistake.

SETUP

• The remote controller cannot be operated if the space between the controller and the player’s infrared receptor window is obstructed.

• Do not place any objects on top of the remote controller.

Doing so may cause one or more buttons to be

OPERATION

ADVANCED

held down which will cause the batteries to run down.

LOADING BATTERIES

Before using the remote controller for the ﬁ rst time, load the batteries in the remote controller. The batteries provided are used to verify the operations of the remote controller only.

1. Remove the battery cover.

2. Insert the new batteries (AAA type) with correct ª and · polarity.

3. Close the battery cover until it clicks shut.

CAUTIONS ON BATTERIES

• Use “AAA” type batteries in this remote controller.

• We recommend that you use alkaline batteries.

• If the remote controller does not operate from close to the unit, replace the batteries with new ones, even if less then a year has passed.

• The included battery is only for verifying operation. Replace it with a new battery as soon as possible.

• When inserting the batteries, be careful to do so in the proper direction, following the + and - marks in the remote controller’s battery compartment.

• To prevent damage or battery ﬂ uid leakage:

- Do not use a new battery with an old one.

- Do not use two different types of batteries.

- Do not short-circuit, disassemble, heat or

dispose of batteries in ﬂ ames.

• Remove the batteries when not planning to use the remote controller for a long period of time.

• If the batteries should leak, carefully wipe off the ﬂ uid from the inside of the battery compartment, then insert new batteries.

• When disposing of used batteries, please comply with governmental regulations or environmental public instruction’s rules that apply in your country or area.

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

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NAMES AND FUNCTION

FRONT PANEL

w!3

q POWER switch and STANDBY

indicator

Press the button to turn the power ON, and press again to turn it OFF. If the POWER switch is in the ON position, the power of this unit can be turned ON/OFF by pressing the POWER button on the remote controller. When this unit is in the standby mode with the

POWER switch set to the ON position, pressing the ENTER button also allows to turn the power on.

The STANDBY indicator lights up when this unit is the standby mode (power OFF) by the remote controller.

w INPUT SELECTOR knob

(AUDIO/ VIDEO)

This knob is used to select the input sources. (See page 16)

e SURROUND MODE button

Press this button to select the surround mode.

r AUTO (Auto surround) button

Press this button to select the AUTO mode from the surround modes. When this mode is selected, the unit determines the surround mode corresponding to a digital input signal automatically.

e u i o !0 !1 !2t yq

!5!7!8!9 !6

PURE DIRECT button and indicator

When this button is pressed once, “SOURCE DIRECT” appears on the FL display. If pressed again,

“PURE DIRECT” appears. After 2 seconds, the FL display indication goes out. In the source/pure direct mode, the tone control circuitry and bass management are bypassed.

Notes:

• The surround mode is automatically switched to AUTO when the pure direct function is turned on.

• Additionally, speaker configurations are fixed automatically as follows.

Front SPKR = LARGE Center SPKR = LARGE Surround SPKR = LARGE Surround Back SPKR = LARGE Sub woofer = YES

y DISPLAY button

Press this button to change the FL display mode.

u MENU button

Press this button to enter the SETUP MAIN MENU.

i EXIT button

Press this button to exit from the SETUP MAIN MENU.

o BAND button

Press this button to switch between FM and AM in the TUNER mode.

!0 T-MODE button

Press this button to select the auto stereo mode or mono mode when the FM band is selected. The “AUTO” indicator lights in the auto stereo mode. (See page 17)

!1 MEMORY button

Press this button to enter the tuner preset memory numbers or station names. (See page 50)

!2 CLEAR button

Press this button to cancel the station-memory setting mode or preset scan tuning. (See page 51)

!3 VOLUME control knob

This knob is used to adjust the overall sound level. Turning the control clockwise increases the sound level.

INFRARED receiving sensor window

This window receives infrared signals for the remote controller.

!5 AUX1 INPUT jacks

These auxiliary video/audio input jacks accept the connections of a camcorder, portable DVD, game etc. When not using these jacks, protect by the jack cover.

Cursor (

Press these buttons to operate the SETUP MAIN MENU and TUNER function.

5, ∞, 2, 3

) / ENTER button

!7 USB jack

Connect USB media to this USB jack. (See page 19, 46)

!8 MIC jack

Automatically measure speaker characteristics using the included microphone. (See page 29)

HEADPHONE jack for stereo headphones

This jack may be used to listen to the unit’s output through a pair of headphones. Be certain that the headphones have a standard 1/4” stereo phono plug.

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

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AA C MP 3

WM A

NAMES AND

FUNCTION

FL DISPLAY AND INDICATER

a sd f g j ¡0 ¡1 ¡2¡3 ¡5 ¡6 ¡7

CONNECTIONS

BASIC

™0

BASIC OPERATION

a SP (speaker) ABC indicator

This indicator is illuminated when the speaker system is active.

s SLEEP timer indicator

This indicator is illuminated when the sleep timer function in the main-ZONE is in use.

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

d DISP (Display Off) indicator

This indicator is illuminated when this unit is in the display off mode.

f MULTI (ZONE system) AB

indicator

SETUP

This indicator is illuminated when the ZONE system is active.

g TUNER’s indicators

AUTO : This indicator illuminates when the

OPERATION

ADVANCED

TUNED : This indicator illuminates when the

ST(Stereo) : This indicator illuminates when an

TROUBLESHOOTING

RDS : This indicator lights when an RDS

tuner’s Auto mode is in use.

tuner receives a sufﬁ ciently strong radio signal.

FM station is being tuned into stereo condition.

signal is being received.

h ATT (Attenuation) indicator

This indicator is illuminated when the attenuation function is active.

j PEAK indicator

OTHERS

This indicator is a monitor for an analog audio input signal. If the selected analog audio input signal is greater than the capable level of internal processing, this will illuminate. If this happens, you should press the ATT button. (See page 8)

¡4klh

AAC

ex1 ex2

MP3

WMA

¡8¡9

k V-OFF (Video off mode) indicator

This indicator is illuminated when the Video-OFF function is active.

l A-SURR

(Auto Surround mode) indicator

This indicator is illuminated when the AUTO SURROUND mode is in use.

¡0 EQ mode indicator

This indicator is illuminated when the HT-EQ function is active.

¡1 NIGHT mode indicator

This indicator is illuminated when this unit is in the Night mode, which reduces the dynamic range of digital program material at low volume levels.

¡2 M-DAX indicator

This indicator illuminates when this unit is in the MDAX mode.

¡3 HDMI indicator

This indicator is illuminated when the HDMI device is connected to the unit.

¡4 Audyssey indicator

This indicator is illuminated when the EQ MODE is selected to “AUDYSSEY”, “AUDYSSEY FRONT” or “AUDYSSEY FLAT”.

¡5 DIGITAL Input Indicator

This indicator is illuminated when a digital input has been selected.

¡6 ANALOG input indicator

This indicator is illuminated when an analog input source has been selected.

¡7 SIGNAL FORMAT indicators

2 TrueHD This indicator is illuminated when a Dolby Digital True HD signal is input. 2 DIGITAL This indicator is illuminated when a Dolby Digital signal is input. 2 DIGITAL PLUS This indicator is illuminated when a Dolby Digital Plus signal is input. 2 DIGITAL EX This indicator is illuminated when a Dolby Digital EX signal is input.

dts

This indicator is illuminated when a DTS signal is input.

dts-HD

This indicator is illuminated when a DTS-HD signal is input.

dts ES

This indicator is illuminated when a DTS ES signal is input.

dts MSTR

This indicator is illuminated when a Master Audio signal is input.

dts HIRES

This indicator is illuminated when a High Resulution Audio signal is input.

dts 96/24

This indicator is illuminated when a DTS 96/24 signal is input.

HDCD

This indicator is illuminated when the HDCD signal is decoded from digital input signal.

PCM

This indicator is illuminated when the input signal is PCM (pulse code modulation).

DSD

This indicator is illuminated when a DSD signal is input.

AAC

This indicator lights when AAC format ﬁ les on the USB media are played back.

WMA

This indicator lights when WMA format ﬁ les on the USB media are played back.

MP3

This indicator lights when MP3 format ﬁ les on the USB media are played back.

¡8

ENCODED CHANNEL STATUS indicators

These indicators display the channels that are encoded with a digital input signal. If the digital input signal is Dolby Digital 5.1ch or DTS 5.1ch, “L”, “C”, “R”, “SL”, “SR” and “LFE” will be illuminated. If the digital input signal is 2 channel PCM-audio, “L” and “R” will be illuminated. If the digital input signal is Dolby Digital 5.1ch signal with Surround EX ﬂ ag or DTS-ES, “L”, “C”, “R”, “SL”, “S” , “SR” and “LFE” will be illuminated. If the digital input signal is 7.1 channel PCM-audio. “L”, “C”, “R”, “SL”, “SBL”, “SR” “SBR”, and “LFE” will be illuminated. If the digital input signal includes a channel other than those above, “ex1” or “ex2” will be illuminated. (See page 67)

Note:

When the unit is decoding Dolby TrueHD, the input signal status displayed depends on the number of channels of the speakers used. If a 7.1-channel signal is supplied for a 5.1-channel speaker system (L/C/R/SL/SR/SW), the “SBL”, “SBR”, “S” indicator is not illuminated.

¡9 Main Information Display

This display shows messages relating to the status, input source, surround mode, tuner, volume level or other aspects of unit’s operation.

™0 PURE DIRECT indicator

This indicator is illuminated when this unit is in the PURE DIRECT mode.

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REMOTE CONTROLLER

The provided remote controller is a universal remote controller. The POWER button, numeric buttons and control buttons are used in common across different input source components. The input source controlled with the remote controller changes when one of the input selector buttons is pressed.

‹3

‹2 ‹1 ‹0 ¤9 ¤8

z x

c v b

¤7

¤6

n m

¤5 ¤4

¤3

, .

⁄0 ⁄1

¤2 ¤1

⁄2

⁄3

⁄4

¤0

⁄9

⁄5 ⁄6

⁄7⁄8

z / POWER ON and OFF buttons

(When AMP mode is selected)

These buttons are used to turn the unit on or off.

x Z.SPKR button

(When AMP mode is selected)

This button is used to turn on and off ZONE speaker.

c ZONE A / B buttons

These button are used to turn the ZONE system on or off.

v 7.1 (7.1CH IN) button

This button is used to select the output of an external multi channel decoder.

b SPKR A/B button

This button is used to select the speaker system. The speaker system is switched in the following sequence. A → B → A+B → off

n MUTE button

This button is used to mute the audio for the ampliﬁ er.

m LIGHT button

This button is used to turn on the backlight for the buttons.

, VOLUME +/- buttons

This button is used to adjust the volume for the ampliﬁ er.

. SURR (SURROUND) button

(When a mode other than DMP (USB) is selected)

This button is used to selects the surround mode.

(When DMP (USB) mode is selected)

This button is used to select the next page.

⁄0 INFO button

(When AMP mode is selected)

When this button is pressed, the current setting of AV receiver are displayed on the connected TV monitor.

⁄1 1, 2, 3, 4 (CURSOR) / ENTER buttons

These buttons are used when controlling the cursor of the unit, DVD or other AV equipment.

(When Tuner mode mode is selected)

PRESET +/ PRESET - buttons

Used to select a preset station up and down.

TUNE 3 /TUNE 4 buttons

Used to tune a frequency station up and down.

⁄2 EXIT / MEMO button

(When AMP mode is selected)

This button is used to cancel setting in the setup menu.

(When TUNER mode is selected)

This button is used to store the setting of preset channel and others.

⁄3 CONTROL buttons

These buttons are used when operating PLAY, STOP, PAUSE and other commands of a source.

(When TUNER mode is selected)

T.MODE button

This button is used to select auto stereo mode or mono mode when the FM band is selected. The “AUTO” indicator lights in the auto stereo mode.

P.SCAN button

This button is used to start preset scan.

BAND button

This button is used to select a radio band.

T.DISP button

This button is used to select the display mode in RDS.

PTY button

This button is used to display the programme type information of the current station.

F.DIRECT button

This button is used to select the "Frequency direct input".

P.LOCK button

This button is not used for this unit.

(When DMP (USB) mode is selected) ; button

This pauses playback.

2 button

This starts playback.

9 button

This stops playback.

∞ / § buttons

Skips forward or previous.

5 / 6 buttons

Serchs forward or backward.

⁄4 REPEAT button

This button is used to select the REPEAT mode of a source.

⁄5 RANDOM button

This button is used to select the RANDOM mode of a source.

⁄6 TV CONTROL buttons

These buttons are used when operating of TV and Monitor.

⁄7 BASS / CH +/- buttons

(When AMP mode is selected)

These buttons are used to adjust the tone control of low frequency sound for left, right and subwoofer speaker.

(When TV/DSS mode are selected)

These buttons are used to change channels.

⁄8 TREBLE / CAT +/- buttons

(When AMP mode is selected)

These buttons are used to adjust the tone control of high frequency sound for left and right speaker.

⁄9 CL (Clear) / T.TONE button

This button is used to erase the memory or program of a source include the Tuner mode.

(When AMP mode is selected)

This button is used to enter the test tone menu.

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

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NAMES AND

FUNCTION

¤0 Numeric buttons

These buttons are used to switch between 0 to +10 of the source components. If the source is set to the ampliﬁ er, these buttons are used to perform operations.

(When AMP mode is selected)

CONNECTIONS

1/AUTO button

This button is used to select auto surround.

BASIC

2/STEREO button

This button is used to select STEREO mode.

3/P.DIRECT button

When this button is pressed once, SOURCE DIRECT

BASIC OPERATION

mode is selected. If pressed again, PURE DIRECT mode is selected.

4/SLEEP button

This button is used for setting the sleep timer.

5/M-DAX button

This button is used to select M-DAX mode.

6/EQ button

CONNECTIONS

This button is used to select Audyssey mode.

ADVANCED

7/LIP SYNC button

This button is used to select LIP SYNC mode.

8/NIGHT button

Pressing this button prevents the Dolby Digital signal from playback at a loud voice. When this button is pressed, the “NIGHT” indicator is illuminated.

SETUP

9/V.OFF buton

This button is used to turn off the video signal.

0/CH SEL button

This button is used to call up CH LEVEL ADJUST and adjust speaker levels or 7.1 ch input level.

OPERATION

ADVANCED

¤1 M (MACRO) button

This button is used to program Macros. Pressing this button switches between Normal mode and Macro mode.

TROUBLESHOOTING

¤2 MENU button

(When AMP mode is selected)

This button is used to call up the SETUP MAIN MENU of the unit.

¤3 TOP button

Pressing this button during setup returns you to the top screen of the setup main menu.

OTHERS

¤4 DISPLAY button

(When a mode other than DMP (USB) is selected)

This button is used to selects the display mode for the front display of the unit.

(When DMP mode (USB) is selected)

This button is used to select the previous page.

¤5 INPUT 3 button

This button is for forward-feeding the input source to select a desired source.

INPUT 4 button

This button is for backward-feeding the input source to select a desired source.

¤6 SETUP button

This button is used to setup for DVD and other device.

¤7 SOURCE button

These buttons are used to switch the source of your A/V Receiver. Each time a source button is pressed, the remote controller changes to the source which was pressed. This remote controller can control 12 types of equipment. To change the A/V Receiver source, press this button twice within two seconds. The signal is sent when it is pressed the second time.

Notes:

• Select the AMP as the source to use this remote controller with the unit.

• In the case of the unit, the DMP button cannot be used.

¤8 ATT. button

When the input signal is too high and the voice distorts even by throttling the unit VOLUME control, turn on this function. “ATT ” is indicated when this function is activated. The input level reduced. Attenuator is invalid for the output signal of “REC OUT”.

Note:

This function is unavailable while the digital input is selected.

¤9 A/D button

This button is used to switch between the analog and digital inputs.

‹0 HDMI button

This button is used to select HDMI OUTPUT 1 or 2.

‹1 SET button

This button is used to enter learn mode and preset mode.

‹2 / SOURCE ON/OFF button

This button is used to turn a speciﬁ c source (such as a DVD player) on or off independently from the rest of the system.

‹3 Infrared Transmitter and Learning

Sensor

This transmitter emits infrared light. Press the buttons while pointing the transmitter towards the infrared receiver window of the unit or other AV equipment. Be sure to also point towards other remote controllers when using the learning function.

‹4 ‹5 ‹7‹6

‹4 LEARN indicator

This indicator is displayed when the remote controller is in the LEARN mode.

‹5 MACRO indicator

This is displayed when a macro program is selected by the remote controller.

‹6 Information indicator

Information about the sources and modes are shown on the LCD.

‹7 indicator

This indicator is displayed when the remote controller is transmitting a signal.

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AUDIO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 1

(

)

COMPONENT

VIDEO

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

VCR IN

(

)

(

)

DVD

(

)

DSS

(

)

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 1

(

)

(

)

GNDAMAM

ANTENNA

SBR

SBL

PRE OUT

RS-232C

SPEAKER C

OFF

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

CENTER

SURROUND

FRONT A

FRONT B

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

CD/CDR

OUTININ

TAPE

DSS

VCR

DVD

OUT

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

DIGITAL IN

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

DC OUT

FLASHER IN

7.1CH INPUT

(

AUX 2

)

SBL

SBR

ZONE A

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

AC IN

MODEL NO. SR6003

REAR PANEL

qw erty

(

)

GND

7575Ω

INPUT 1

RRSRSRSWSWSBR

(

AUX 2

RRSR

q FM antenna terminal (75 ohms)

Connect an external FM antenna with a coaxial cable, or a cable network FM source.

AM antenna and ground terminals

Connect the supplied AM loop antenna. Use the terminals marked “AM” and “GND”. The supplied AM loop antenna will provide good AM reception in most areas. Position the loop antenna until you hear the best reception.

w HDMI INPUT/OUTPUT

The unit has 3 HDMI inputs and 2 HDMI outputs.The input function can be selected from the system

. (See page 26)

e AUDIO IN/OUT (TAPE, CD/CDR, TV,

DVD, VCR, DSS)

These are the analog audio inputs and outputs. There are 6 audio inputs (4 of which are linked to video inputs) and 3 audio outputs (1 of which are linked to video outputs). The audio jacks are nominally labeled for cassette tape decks, compact disc players, DVD

players and etc.... The audio inputs and outputs

require RCA-type connectors.

VIDEO IN/OUT (TV, DVD, VCR, DSS)

These are the video inputs and outputs. There are 4 video inputs and 1 video output and each one includes both composite video and S-video conﬁ gurations. Connect VCRs, DVD players, and other video components to the video inputs. The video output channel can be used to be connected to video tape recorders for making recordings.

ANTENNA

(

)

INPUT 3

VCR

DVD

SBL

ZONE A

OUT

SBL

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

)

RRL

FRONT A

(

)

INPUT 2

SLSLC

)

7.1CH INPUT

RS-232C

SPEAKER C

OFF

SWSWSBR

PRE OUT

OUTPUT 1

DVD

OUTPUT 2

VCR

OUT

FRONT B

DSS

LLR

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

GUI menu

TAPE

OUT

SURROUND

i AC OUTLET

Connect the AC power cable of component such as a DVD or CD player to this outlet. This outlet provides power only when this unit is turned on.

(

)

INPUT 1

VIDEO

S-VIDEO

(

)

(

)

AUDIO

CD/CDR

DVD

DIGITAL IN

OUT

RRL

CENTER

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

(

)

DSS

(

)

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

VCR IN

DIGITAL

REMOTE CONT.

FLASHER IN

REC/ZONE B

OUT

DC OUT

OUT

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

(

)

DVD

MODEL NO. SR6003

AC IN

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 2

!0!2!3!8!9 !5!6!7 !4

)

INPUT 3

VCR

COMPONENT

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

t MONITOR OUT

This is a monitor output and each one includes both composite video and S-video conﬁ gurations. When connecting two video monitors or televisions, be aware that the OSD interface can be used with both MONITOR OUT connections.

y COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT/

OUTPUT

If your DVD player or other device has component video connectors, be sure to connect them to these component video connectors on the unit. This unit has two component video input connectors to obtain the color information (Y, CB, CR) directly from the recorded DVD signal or other video component and one component video output connector to output it directly into the matrix decoder of the display device. By sending the pure DVD component video signal directly, the DVD signal forgoes the extra processing that normally would degrade the image. The result is vastly increased image quality, with incredibly life like colors and crisp detail. When the video convert function is enabled, video and S-video images can be output to the COMPONENT VIDEO OUTPUT jacks.

u AC INLET

Plug the supplied power cable into this AC INLET and then into the power outlet on the wall. This unit can be powered by 230V AC only.

Caution:

• In order to avoid potential turn-off thumps, anything plugged into this outlet should be powered up before

this unit is turned on.

• The capacity of this AC outlet is 150W. Do not connect devices that consume electricity more than the capacity of this outlet. If the total power consumption of the connected devices exceeds the capacity, the protection circuit shuts down the power supply.

o REMOTE CONT. IN/OUT terminals

Connect to a Marantz component equipped with remote control (RC-5) terminals.

!0 FLASHER IN

(Flasher input terminal)

These terminals are to control the unit from each ZONE. Connect the control signal from a Keypad, etc.

!1 DC TRIGGER output terminal

Connect a device that needs to be triggered by DC under certain conditions (screen, power strip, etc…) Use the system GUI setup menu to determine the conditions by which these jack will be active.

Note:

This output voltage is for (status) control only, It is not sufﬁ cient for drive capability.

!2 DIGITAL INPUT

(DIGITAL IN 1-5) / OUTPUT (optical)

These are the digital audio inputs and output. The unit has 2 digital inputs with coaxial jacks, 3 with optical jacks. The inputs accept digital audio signals from a CD, DVD, or other digital source component. For digital output, this is 1 optical output. The digital outputs can be connected to MD recorders, CD recorders, or other similar components. In addition, this digital output can be used as ZONE B output.

!3 Speaker outputs terminals

Seven terminals are provided for the front left, front right, front center, surround left, surround right, surround back left and surround back right speakers.

Note:

You can use surround back speaker terminals as ZONE SPEAKER A terminals, when you use no surround back speaker.

!4 ZONE A Outputs

These are the audio output jacks for the ZONE A. Connect these jacks to optional audio power ampliﬁ ers to listen the source selected by the ZONE system in a remote room.

SPEAKER C SELECTOR SWITCH

The terminals can be used to connect a third set of speakers by setting the SPEAKER C selector switch to ON. For connection and use, see page 20.

!6 Preamp Outputs

(L, R, SL, SR, SBL, SBR, C)

Jacks for L(front left), R (front right), C (Center), SL (surround left), SR (surround right), SBL (surround back left) and SBR (surround back right). Use these jacks for connection to external power ampliﬁ ers.

!7 Subwoofer Output

Connect this jack to the line level input of a powered subwoofer. If an external subwoofer ampliﬁ er is used, connect this jack to the subwoofer ampliﬁ er input. If you are using two subwoofers, either powered or with a 2 channel subwoofer ampliﬁ er, connect a “Y” connector to the subwoofer output jack and run one cable from it to each subwoofer ampliﬁ er.

!8 RS-232C

The RS-232C port is to be used in conjunction with an external controller to control the operation of the unit by using an external device.

!9 7.1 CHANNEL or AUX2 INPUT

By connecting a DVD Audio player, Super Audio CD multichannel player, or other components that has a multichannel port, you can playback the audio with

5.1 channel or 7.1 channel outputs.

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

TROUBLESHOOTING

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NAMES AND

FUNCTION

BASIC CONNECTIONS

SPEAKER PLACEMENT

The ideal surround speaker system for this unit is 7speaker systems, using front left and right speakers,

CONNECTIONS

a center speaker, surround left and right speakers,

BASIC

a surround back left and right speakers, and a subwoofer. For best results we recommend that all front speakers be of the same type, with identical or similar driver units. This will deliver smooth pans across the front

BASIC OPERATION

sound stage as the action moves from side to side. Your center channel speaker is very important as over 80 % of the dialog from a typical motion picture emanates from the center channel. It should possess similar sonic characteristics to the main speakers. Surround channel speakers need not be identical to the front channel speakers, but they should be of high quality.

CONNECTIONS

The surround center speaker is useful for playback

ADVANCED

of Dolby Digital Surround EX or DTS-ES. One of the beneﬁ ts of both Dolby Digital and DTS is that surround channels are discrete full range, while they were frequency limited in earlier “Pro Logic” type systems. Bass effects are an important part of home theater. For optimal enjoyment a subwoofer should be used as it is optimized for low frequency reproduction. If you

SETUP

have full range front speakers, however, they may be used in place of a subwoofer with proper setting of the switches in the menu system.

Subwoofer

Front Right

Front Center

Front Left

Surround Right

Surround Left

Surround Back Right

Surround Back Left

Front left and right speakers

We recommend to set the front L and R speakers with 45-60 degrees from the listening position.

Center speaker

Align the front line of the center speaker with the front L/R speakers. Or place the center speaker a little backward from the line.

Surround left and right speakers

When this unit is used in surround operation, the preferred location for surround speakers is on the side walls of the room, at or slightly behind the listening position. The center of the speaker should face into the room.

Surround back left and right speakers

Surround back speakers are required when a full 7.1channel system is installed. Speakers should be placed on a rear wall, behind the listening position. The center of the speaker should face into the room.

Subwoofer

We recommend using a sub-woofer to have maximum bass effect. As the subwoofer only handle low frequency. You can place it any where in the room.

HEIGHT OF THE SPEAKER UNITS

Front left and right speakers, and a center speaker

Align the tweeters and mid-range drivers on the three front speakers at the same height, as best as possible.

Surround left and right speakers, and surround back speaker

Place the surround left, right and surround back speakers higher than your ears by about 70cm–1m. Also place the speakers at the same height, as best as possible.

70cm 1m

Note:

• Use magnetically-shielded speakers for front left, right and the center speakers when the speakers are installed near the TV.

OPERATION

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

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AUDIO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 1

(

)

COMPONENT

VIDEO

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

VCR IN

(

)

(

)

DVD

(

)

DSS

(

)

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 1

(

)

(

)

GNDAMAM

ANTENNA

SBR

SBL

PRE OUT

RS-232C

SPEAKER C

OFF

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

CENTER

SURROUND

FRONT A

FRONT B

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

CD/CDR

OUTININ

TAPE

DSS

VCR

DVD

OUT

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

DIGITAL IN

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

DC OUT

FLASHER IN

7.1CH INPUT

(

AUX 2

)

SBL

SBR

ZONE A

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

AC IN

MODEL NO. SR6003

PRE OUT

CENTER

SURROUND

FRONT A

FRONT B

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

CONNECTING SPEAKERS

Powered

subwoofer

(

)

GND

7575Ω

ANTENNA

(

)

(

)

(

)

INPUT 3

SPEAKER C

DVD

SBL

VCR

ZONE A

OUT

RRL

FRONT A

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS

FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

INPUT 1

SLSLC

RRSRSRSWSWSBR

(

)

7.1CH INPUT

AUX 2

RS-232C

SLSLSBL

RRSR

PRE OUT

INPUT 2

OFF

SWSWSBR

DVD

OUTPUT 1

Caution:

•

Be sure to use speakers with the speciﬁ ed impedance as shown on the rear panel of this unit.

•

To prevent damage to circuitry, do not let the bare speaker wires touch each other and do not let them touch any metal part of this unit.

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

FRONT A Surround BACK

Right

Left

FRONT B

Right

Left

Right

Left

CONNECTING SPEAKER WIRE

1. Strip away approx. 10 mm (3/8 inch) of wire insulation.

Twist the bared wire ends tight, to prevent short

circuits. Loosen the knob by turning it counterclockwise.

4. Insert the bare part of the wire into the hole in side of each terminal.

BASIC

Tighten the knob by turning it clockwise to

(

OUTPUT 1

)

INPUT 3

VCR

COMPONENT

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

(

)

INPUT 1

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

AC OUTLET

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

(

)

INPUT 2

DVD

MODEL NO. SR6003

AC IN

OUTPUT 2

DSS

VCR

OUT

LLR

FRONT B

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

VIDEO

S-VIDEO

(

)

(

)

AUDIO

CD/CDR

TAPE

OUT

SURROUND

DVD

OUT

RRL

CENTER

SURROUND BACK

CENTER

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

VCR IN

DIGITAL IN

(

)

DSS

(

)

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

DIGITAL

FLASHER IN

REC/ZONE B

OUT

DC OUT

230V 50/60Hz

secure the wire.

1. 2.

10 mm

(3/8 inch)

3. 4. 5.

• Do not touch the speaker terminals when the power is on. It may cause you to receive an electric shocks.

• Do not connect more than one speaker cable to one speaker terminal. Doing so may damage this unit.

Note:

Be sure to connect the positive and negative cables for

• the speaker properly. If they are miss-connected, the signal phase will be reversed and the signal quality will be corrupted.

CONNECTING A SUBWOOFER

Use the PRE OUT SUBWOOFER jack to connect a

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

powered subwoofer (power ampliﬁ er built in ).

Right Left

Surround

Center

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

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AUDIO

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 1

(

)

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

VCR IN

(

)

(

)

DVD

(

)

DSS

(

)

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 1

(

)

(

)

GNDAMAM

ANTENNA

SBR

SBL

PRE OUT

RS-232C

SPEAKER C

OFF

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

CENTER

SURROUND

FRONT A

FRONT B

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

CD/CDR

OUTININ

TAPE

DSS

VCR

DVD

OUT

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

DIGITAL IN

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

DC OUT

FLASHER IN

7.1CH INPUT

(

AUX 2

)

SBL

SBR

ZONE A

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

AC IN

OMODEL NO. SR6003

AUDIO

CD/CDR

OUTININ

TAPE

DIGITAL IN

OUT

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

NAMES AND

FUNCTION

CONNECTING AUDIO COMPONENTS

CD recorder

CONNECTIONS

BASIC

OUT IN

L R L

R L

DIGITAL

INPUT

DIGITAL

OUTPUT

BASIC OPERATION

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

SETUP

(

)

GND

7575Ω

(

)

INPUT 1

SLSLC

RRSRSRSWSWSBR

(

)

7.1CH INPUT

AUX 2

RS-232C

SLSLSBL

RRSR

PRE OUT

INPUT 2

SPEAKER C

OFF

SWSWSBR

ANTENNA

(

DVD

SBL

(

)

INPUT 3

VCR

ZONE A

OUT

RRL

FRONT A

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

OUTPUT 1

DVD

The output audio signal from the TAPE OUT jack and the CD/CD RECORDER OUT jack is the same signal

OUT IN

LRL

Tape Deck

which is currently selected.

Caution:

• Do not connect this unit and other components to mains power until all connections between components have been completed.

L R

Notes:

• Insert all plugs and connectors securely. Incomplete connections may make noise.

• Be sure to connect the left and right channels

RL RL

(

)

INPUT 1

OUT

AC OUTLET

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

(

)

INPUT 2

DVD

MODEL N

AC IN

OUTPUT 2

DSS

VCR

OUT

LLR

FRONT B

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

VIDEO

S-VIDEO

(

)

(

AUDIO

CD/CDR

TAPE

CD/CDR

TAPE

OUT

SURROUND

)

DVD

OUT

RRL

CENTER

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

VCR IN

DIGITAL IN

(

)

DSS

(

)

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

DIGITAL

REMOTE CONT.

FLASHER IN

REC/ZONE B

OUT

DC OUT

230V 50/60Hz

properly.

Red connectors are for the R (right) channel, and

white connectors are for the L (left) channel.

• Be sure to connect input and output properly.

• Refer to the instructions for each component that is connected to this unit.

• Do not bind audio/video connection cables with power cables and speaker cables this will result in generating a hum or other noise.

CONNECTING DIGITAL AUDIO COMPONENTS

• There are 5 digital inputs, 2 coaxial jacks and 3 optical jacks, on the rear panel. You can use these jacks to input PCM, Dolby Digital and DTS bitstream signals from a CD, DVD, or other digital source components.

• There is one optical output jack on the rear panel. This jack can be connected to a CD recorder or a MD recorder input.When you use this jack as ZONE B, you cannot use it as recording output. (See page 9, 38)

• Refer to the instructions for each component. To setup the digital audio format of DVD player, or other digital source’s connected to digital input jacks.

• Use ﬁ ber optical cables (optical) for DIG-1,2,3 input jacks and REC/ZONE B output jack. Use 75 ohms coaxial cables (for digital audio or video) for DIG-4, 5 input jacks.

• You can designate the input for each digital input/ output jacks according to your component. (See page 26)

Notes:

• The digital signal jacks on this unit conform to the EIA standard. If you use a cable that does not

R L R L

conform to this standard, this unit may not function properly.

• Each type of audio jack works independently. Signals input through the digital and analog jacks are output through the corresponding digital and analog jacks, respectively.

OPERATION

ADVANCED

Analog Audio

Digital Audio (coaxial)

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Digital Audio (optical)

L R

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AUDIO

OUTPUT 2OUTPUT 1

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 3(VCR

)

INPUT 1

(

)

COMPONENT

VIDEO

MONITOR OUT

PRC

VCR OUT

VCR IN

(

)

(

)

DVD

(

)

DSS

(

)

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

ANTENNA

SBR

SBLL

SPEAKER C

OFF

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

CENTER

SURROUND

FRONT A

FRONT B

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

CD/CDR

OUTININ

TAPE

DSS

VCR

DVD

OUT

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

DIGITAL IN

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

DC OUT

FLASHER IN

SBL

SBR

ZONE A

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

AC IN

MODEL NO. SR6003

(

)

DSS

(

)

MONITOR OUT

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

DSS

DIGITAL IN

AUDIO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 1

(

)

COMPONENT

VIDEO

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

VCR IN

(

)

(

)

DVD

(

)

DSS

(

)

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

2INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

ANTENNA

SBR

SBL

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

CENTER

SURROUND

FRONT A

FRONT B

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

CD/CDR

OUTININ

TAPE

DSS

VCR

DVD

OUT

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

DIGITAL IN

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

DC OUT

FLASHER IN

SBL

SBR

ZONE A

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

AC IN

MODEL NO. SR6003

VCR

DVD

OUTININ

DIGITAL IN

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 1

(

)

COMPONENT

VIDEO

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

VCR IN

(

)

DVD

(

)

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

CONNECTING VIDEO COMPONENTS

DVD player

VIDEO

AUDIO

DIGITAL

ANTENNA

(

DVD

SBL

SBR

KER C

SBL

SBR

OUT

(

)

INPUT 3

VCR

ZONE A

OUT

RRL

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

OUT LR

L R

R L

)

FRONT A

DVD

OUTPUT 1

VCR

L R LR

OUT

OUTPUT 2

OUT

FRONT B

L LR R

AUDIO

OUT

DSS

LLR

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

TAPE

OUT

SURROUND

AUDIO

S-VIDEO

OUT

AUDIO

CD/CDR

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

OUT

CENTER

VCR

COMPONENT

VIDEO OUT

/ PBCR

(

)

(

)

(

)

DVD

RRL

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

VIDEO

OUT IN

/ PR

(

)

(

)

VCR IN

VCR OUT

VCR IN

DIGITAL

DIGITAL IN

REC/ZONE B

OUT

(

)

DSS

MONITOR OUT

FLASHER IN

DC OUT

230V 50/60Hz

S-VIDEO OUT IN

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

AC OUTLET

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

COMPONENT

(

INPUT 1

(

INPUT 2

DVD

INPUT 2

DVD

MODEL NO. SR6003

AC IN

VIDEO

PROJECTOR

VIDEO IN

/ PBCR

/ PR

)

OUTPUT 1

VIDEO, S-VIDEO, COMPONENT JACKS

There are 3 types of video jacks on the rear panel.

VIDEO jack

Satellite Tuner

The video signal for the VIDEO jacks is the conventional composite video signal.

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

S-VIDEO jack

S-VIDEO

DIGITAL

OUT

AUDIO

OUT

L R

VIDEO

OUT

S-VIDEO

OUT

The video signal is separated into luminance (Y) and color (C) signals for the S-VIDEO jack. The S-VIDEO signals enables high-quality color reproduction. If your video component has an S-VIDEO output, we recommend to use it. Connect the S-VIDEO output jack on your video component to the S-VIDEO input

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

jack on this unit.

COMPONENT jack

L R

(

INPUT 1

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

AC OUTLET

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

(

INPUT 2

DVD

MODEL NO.

AC IN

(

)

(

)

INPUT 3

VCR

INPUT 3

VCR

COMPONENT

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

INPUT 2

SWSWSBR

NPUT

CCLSBL

SPEAKER C

OFF

SWSWSBR

ANTENNA

(

)

INPUT 3

DVD

ZONE A

OUT

SBL

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

)

VCR

RRL

FRONT A

OUTPUT 1

DVD

OUTPUT 2

DSS

VCR

OUT

LLR

FRONT B

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

VIDEO

S-VIDEO

(

)

(

)

(

)

AUDIO

DVD

CD/CDR

TAPE

OUT

SURROUND

OUT

RRL

CENTER

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

VCR IN

DIGITAL IN

(

)

(

)

DSS

(

)

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

DIGITAL

FLASHER IN

REC/ZONE B

OUT

DC OUT

230V 50/60Hz

Make component video connections to a TV or monitor with component inputs to produce higher quality video images. Use a component video cable

)

or 3 video cords to connect the component video out jacks on the unit to the monitor.

)

Notes:

Be sure to connect the left and right audio channels

• properly.

Red connectors are for the R (right) channel, and

white connectors are for the L (left) channel.

• Be sure to connect the inputs and outputs of the video signals properly.

•

If you connect the S-VIDEO or component signal to

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

the S-VIDEO or component jack on this unit, it is not necessary to connect the conventional video signal to

Video

the VIDEO (composite) jack. If you use both video inputs, this unit gives priority to the S-VIDEO signal.

SETUP

• Each type of video jack works independently. Signals input to the VIDEO (composite) and S-

L R

AUDIO

OUT

VIDEO

OUT

VIDEO

S-VIDEO

S-Video

Analog Audio

L R

Digital Audio (coaxial)

VIDEO jacks or component are output to the corresponding VIDEO (composite) and S-VIDEO or component jacks, respectively.

his unit

•

has the “TV-AUTO ON/OFF” function to turn the TV ON or OFF automatically, by sensing the incoming video signal from the VIDEO jacks.

• You may need to setup the digital audio output

ADVANCED

OPERATION

format of your DVD player, or other digital source components. Refer to the instructions of the each component connected to the digital input jacks.

• The COMPONENT OUTPUT 1 and 2 terminals of this unit can output the same video signal. (See page

36)

TROUBLESHOOTING

Digital Audio (optical)

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AUDIO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 1

(

)

COMPONENT

VIDEO

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

VCR IN

(

)

(

)

DVD

(

)

DSS

(

)

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 1

(

)

(

)

GNDAMAM

ANTENNA

SBR

SBL

PRE OUT

RS-232C

SPEAKER C

OFF

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

CENTER

SURROUND

FRONT A

FRONT B

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

CD/CDR

OUTININ

TAPE

DSS

VCR

DVD

OUT

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

DIGITAL IN

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

DC OUT

FLASHER IN

7.1CH INPUT

(

AUX 2

)

SBL

SBR

ZONE A

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

AC IN

MODEL NO. SR6003

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

OUTPUT 1

NAMES AND

FUNCTION

CONNECTING HDMI COMPONENTS

CONNECTIONS

BASIC

BASIC OPERATION

(

)

GND

7575Ω

INPUT 1

RRSRSRSWSWSBR

(

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

SETUP

AUX 2

RRSR

SATELLITE TUNER

HDMI OUTPUT

OPERATION

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

RS-232C

ANTENNA

(

)

(

)

(

)

SLSLC

)

7.1CH INPUT

PRE OUT

INPUT 2

SPEAKER C

OFF

SWSWSBR

DVD

SBL

INPUT 3

VCR

INPUT 3

VCR

ZONE A

OUT

RRL

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

DVD player VIDEO PROJECTOR

HDMI OUTPUT HDMI INPUT

SURROUND

VIDEO

S-VIDEO

AUDIO

CD/CDR

OUT

CENTER

(

)

DVD

RRL

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

(

)

VCR OUT

VCR IN

DIGITAL IN

)

FRONT A

OUTPUT 1

DVD

OUTPUT 2

TAPE

DSS

VCR

OUT

LLR

FRONT B

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

OUT

DSS

(

)

MONITOR OUT

FLASHER IN

DC OUT

230V 50/60Hz

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

AC OUTLET

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

HDMI JACKS

This unit has three HDMI inputs and two HDMI outputs. It can send digital video and audio signals from DVDs and other sources directly to a display. It minimizes signal degradation caused by analog conversion so that high quality images can be enjoyed. This unit is also capable of converting analog video signals (Composite Video, S-Video, Component Video) for HDMI output. Select an input source from the GUI menu system. (See page 26)

• Some source devices such as DVD players or set top box do not support HDMI repeater operations like those of the unit. In such case, pictures are not properly projected on monitors such as TVs and projectors.

• When multiple components are connected to this unit, turn power to unused components off to prevent interference between them.

• Disconnecting or connecting cables with the power on can damage the equipment. Turn the power off before disconnecting or connecting cables.

• If the DVD player that does not support HDMI 1.1 or later is connected to the unit, multi channel PCM playback is not possible even with DVD-Audio

(

)

INPUT 1

(

)

DVD

MODEL NO. SR6003

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 2

)

INPUT 3

VCR

COMPONENT

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

Notes:

• When the HDMI output is connected to a display monitor that does not support HDCP*, signals are

not output. To view images in HDMI, it is necessary to connect to a display that supports HDCP.

• There may be no image output if connected to a TV or display that is not compatible with the above format.

AC IN

• Refer to the instruction manual of the TV or display to be connected to the unit for detailed information regarding the HDMI terminal.

* HDCP: High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection

disks.

• If the Super Audio CD player that does not support HDMI 1.2 or later is connected to the unit, DSD* playback is not possible even with Super Audio CD.

(*DSD: Direct Stream Digital)

• The following functions are not available when the unit is connected to equipment that does not support HDMI 1.3a.

• Deep Color

• x.v. Color

• Bitstream audio signal decoding, as for Dolby

Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD, and so on

For details, refer to the user’s manuals of connected

CONNECTING HDMI COMPONENTS

An HDMI cable (sold separately) is used to connect the HDMI jack on the unit with the HDMI jack on the DVD player, TV, projector or other component. To transmit multichannel audio via HDMI, the connected player must support multichannel audio transmission through

equipment.

• Multi channel PCM signals and audio signals of 64 kHz or higher that are input from the HDMI jack are not output from the DIGITAL OUT jack.

• Depending on the quiality of the cable used, the HDMI signal may be affected by noise.

its HDMI jack.

Notes:

• Some HDMI components can be controlled over the HDMI cable, but this unit cannot control other components this way.

• When connected to a monitor (i.e., TV, projector, etc.) that does not support HDCP, video and audio are not output.

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AUDIO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 1

(

)

COMPONENT

VIDEO

MONITOR OUT

PRC

VCR OUT

VCR IN

(

)

(

)

DVD

(

)

DSS

(

)

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 1

(

)

(

)

GNDAMAM

ANTENNA

SBR

SBL

PRE OUT

RS-232C

SPEAKER C

OFF

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

CENTER

SURROUND

FRONT A

FRONT B

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

CD/CDR

OUTININ

TAPE

DSS

VCR

DVD

OUT

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

DIGITAL IN

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

DC OUT

FLASHER IN

7.1CH INPUT

(

AUX 2

)

SBL

SBR

ZONE A

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

AC IN

MODEL NO. SR6003

(

)

GNDAMAM

ANTENNA

))

GNDGND AMAM

ANTANTENNA

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 1

(

)

COMPONENT

VIDEO

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

VCR IN

(

)

DVD

(

)

DSS

(

)

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

DIGITAL IN

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

DC OUT

FLASHER IN

AC IN

MODEL NO. SR6003

AC IN

CONNECTING THE ANTENNA TERMINALS

FM Antenna

(

)

(

)

GND

7575Ω

GND

7575Ω

(

)

INPUT 1

SLSLC

RRSRSRSWSWSBR

(

)

7.1CH INPUT

AUX 2

RS-232C

RRSR

PRE OUT

ASSEMBLING THE AM LOOP ANTENNA

INPUT 2

SPEAKER C

OFF

SWSWSBR

ANTENNA

(

DVD

SBL

FM External

Antenna

(

)

INPUT 3

VCR

DVD

ZONE A

OUT

RRL

FRONT A

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

OUTPUT 1

VCR

OUT

OUTPUT 2

FRONT B

DSS

LLR

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

CONNECTING THE SUPPLIED ANTENNAS

AM Loop

Antenna

VIDEO

S-VIDEO

AUDIO

CD/CDR

TAPE

OUT

CENTER

SURROUND

(

)

DVD

RRL

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

(

)

(

)

VCR OUT

VCR IN

DIGITAL

DIGITAL IN

REC/ZONE B

OUT

DSS

FLASHER IN

(

)

DC OUT

AM External

MONITOR OUT

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

Antenna

(

INPUT 1

(

INPUT 2

DVD

MODEL NO. SR6003

AC IN

)

INPUT 3

OUTPUT 1

Connecting the supplied FM antenna

The supplied FM antenna is for indoor use only. During use, extend the antenna and move it in various directions until the clearest signal is received. Fix it with push pins or similar implements in the position that will cause the least amount of distortion. If you experience poor reception quality, an outdoor antenna may improve the quality.

Connecting the supplied AM loop antenna

(

)

VCR

The supplied AM loop antenna is for indoor use only. Set it in the direction and position it to where you

receive the clearest sound. Put it as far away as possible from the unit, televisions, speaker cables, and power cords. If you experience poor reception quality, an outdoor antenna may improve the quality.

Press and hold down the lever of the AM antenna

terminal.

2. Insert the bare wire into the antenna terminal. Release the lever.

Note:

CONNECTING THE AC POWER CABLE

1. Plug the supplied AC power cable to the AC IN socket on the rear panel of the unit.

(

OUTPUT 1

)

INPUT 3

VCR

COMPONENT

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

(

)

INPUT 1

(

)

DSS

(

)

(

)

DVD

RRL

URROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ONE SPEAKER A

VCR IN

DIGITAL IN

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

DIGITAL

REC/ZONE B

OUT

FLASHER IN

DC OUT

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

INPUT 2

(

DVD

AC IN

)

MODEL NO. SR6003

AC IN

2. Plug the power cable into an AC outlet.

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

• Connect the shielded grounding wire (black) to the AM antenna GND terminal.

Release the vinyl tie and take out the connection line.

2. Bend the base part in the reverse direction.

3. Insert the hook at the bottom of the loop part into the slot at the base part.

Place the antenna on stable surface.

CONNECTING THE FM OUTDOOR ANTENNA

SETUP

Notes:

• Keep the antenna away from noise sources (neon signs, busy roads, etc.).

• Do not put the antenna close to power lines. Keep it well away from power lines, transformers, etc.

• To avoid the risk of lightning and electrical shock, grounding is necessary.

ADVANCED

OPERATION

CONNECTING THE AM OUTDOOR ANTENNA

The outdoor antenna will be more effective if it is stretched horizontally above a window or outside.

Notes:

• Do not remove the AM loop antenna.

• To avoid the risk of lightning and electrical shock, grounding is necessary.

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

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NAMES AND

FUNCTION

BASIC OPERATION

AMP OPERATION

TURNING ON THE UNIT

CONNECTIONS

BASIC

BASIC OPERATION

1. Connect the AC power cable to the wall outlet. Turn the power of the equipment connected to

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

SETUP

OPERATION

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

this unit on.

Press the POWER ON/OFF button on the main

unit. The power of the main unit switches on/off each time this button is pressed.

Pressing POWER OFF or SOURCE ON/OFF

after pressing the AMP button on the remote controller causes the STANDBY indicator on the main unit to light, and the main unit to go into standby mode.

To turn the power on while in standby mode,

press the ENTER button on the main unit or the AMP button on the remote controller, then press POWER ON or SOURCE ON/OFF.

SELECTING AN INPUT SOURCE

Before you can listen to any input media, you must ﬁ rst select the input source on the unit.

Example : DVD

To select DVD, turn the INPUT SELECTOR knob on the front panel or press the DVD button on the remote controller two times in a row. After you have selected DVD, simply turn on the DVD player and play the DVD.

• As the input source is changed, the new input name will appear momentarily an OSD information on the video display. The input name will also appear in the display, on the front-panel.

• If you use the FUNCTION RENAME feature (see page 27) , the renamed name appears on the display.

• As the input is changed, this unit will automatically switch to the digital input, surround mode, attenuation, and night mode status which were entered during the conﬁ guration process for that source.

• When a video source is selected, the selected video signal is output from the MONITOR OUT terminal.

ADJUSTING THE MAIN VOLUME

Adjust the volume to a comfortable level using the VOLUME control knob on the front panel or VOLUME + / – buttons on the remote controller. To increase the volume, turn the VOLUME knob clockwise or press VOLUME + button on the remote controller, to decrease the volume, turn counterclockwise or press VOLUME – button on the remote controller.

Notes:

• The volume can be adjusted within the range of – ∞ and –71 to 18 dB, in steps of 1 dB.

However, when the channel level is set as described on

• page 34, if the volume for any channel is set at +1 dB or greater, the volume cannot be adjusted up to 18 dB.

(In this case the maximum volume adjustment range

is “18 dB - Maximum value of channel level)

ADJUSTING THE TONE (BASS & TREBLE) CONTROL

During a listening session you may wish to adjust the Bass and Treble Control to suit your listening tastes or room acoustics.

(Using the remote controller)

adjust the tone

To To adjust the bass effect, press BASS + or BASS

–

button

To adjust the treble effect, TREBLE + or TREBLE

–

button

Notes:

• The tone control function is unavailable for the Source Direct, Pure Direct, Headphone, Dolby Virtual Speaker mode, and 176.4/192kHz PCM.

• The Tone control function is not available when MDAX is being used.

• The tone control function is not available when ACOUSTIC EQ is being used.

• Additionally, tone control is not available during Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus, or DTS-HD playback.

, press the AMP button.

TEMPORARILY TURNING OFF THE SOUND

To temporarily silence all speaker outputs such as when interrupted by a phone call, press the MUTE button on the remote controller. This will interrupt the output to all speakers and the head-phone jack, but it will not affect any recording or dubbing that may be in progress. When the system is muted, the display will show “MUTE” . Press the MUTE button again to return to normal operation.

TUNER OPERATION

To operate the unit from the remote controller, press the TUNE button on the remote controller so that the tuner mode is engaged.

LISTENING TO THE TUNER

Frequency scan step for AM is selectable. Default setup is 9 kHz step, if your country’s standard is 10 kHz step, Press BAND button on the front panel or BAND button on the remote controller more than 5 seconds. Scan step will change.

Note:

•

Preset memory for the tuner will clear by changing this setup.

AUTO TUNING

1. 2.3.

(Using the unit)

1. Turn the INPUT SELECTOR knob to select “TUNER”.

Press the BAND button to select either FM or

AM.

Press the 3 or 4 cursor buttons on the front

Panel for more than 1 second to start the auto tuning function.

Automatic searching begins then stops when a

station is tuned in.

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(Using the remote controller)

To select tuner, Press the TUNE button twice

within two second on the remote controller.

Press the BAND button to select either FM or

AM. Press and hold the TUNE 3 or 4 button for 1

second or more.

4. Automatic searching begins then stops when a station is tuned in.

If tuning does not stop at the desired station, use to the “Manual tuning” operation.

MANUAL TUNING

1. 2.3.

(Using the unit)

Turn the INPUT SELECTOR knob to select

“TUNER”.

Press the BAND button to select either FM or

AM.

Press the 3 or 4 cursor buttons on the front

Panel to select the desired station.

DIRECT FREQUENCY CALL

2 3

1. To select tuner, Press the TUNE button twice within two seconds on the remote controller.

Press the BAND button to select either FM or

AM.

Press the F.DIRECT on the remote controller,

display will show “FREQ----”. lnput your desired station’s, frequency with the

ten numbered keypad on the remote

The desired station will automatically be tuned.

controller

(FM) TUNING MODE (AUTO STEREO OR MONO)

When in the auto stereo mode, “AUTO” indicator will be illuminated on the display. The “ST” indicator is illuminated when a stereo broadcast is tuned in. At open frequencies, the noise is muted and the “TUNED” and “ST” indicators are not illuminated. If the signal is weak, it may be difﬁ cult to tune into the station in stereo. In such a case, Press the T-MODE button on the front panel or T.MODE button on the remote controller. “AUTO ” indicator is not illuminated, if FM stereo broadcasts are received in monaural and the “ST” indicator is not illuminated. To return to auto stereo mode, Press the T-MODE

button on the front panel or T.MODE button on the remote controller again. “AUTO” indicator is illuminated the display.

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

(Using the remote controller)

To select tuner, press the TUNE button twice

within two seconds on the remote controller.

Press the BAND button to select either FM or

AM.

Press the

deseired station.

TUNE 3 or

4 button to tune in the

ADVANCED

OPERATION

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

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NAMES AND

FUNCTION

REMOTE CONTROLLER OPERATION

To control the unit by your remote controller, you have to select the device AMP, TUNER or DMP (USB) by pressing the SOURCE button. Please refer below for the details in AMP, TUNER or DMP (USB) mode.

AMP MODE DMP (USB) MODE

CONNECTIONS

BASIC

BASIC OPERATION

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

SETUP

OPERATION

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

SOURCE ON/OFF POWER OFF Turns the SR6003 off POWER ON Turns the SR6003 on HDMI Selects the HDMI output ZONE A/B Turns on or off ZONE A or ZONE B Z.SPKR Turns on or off ZONE Speaker A

A/D

ATT Reduces the input level SPKR A/B Selects the speaker system

7.1 Selects the 7.1CH IN SOURCE Selects a particular source component AMP Select AMP mode of remote unit INPUT 3 / 4 Change the input selecter of SR6003 DISPLAY Changes the front display mode MUTE Decreases the sound temporarily SURR Selects the surround mode VOLUME+/- Adjusts the over all sound level TOP Back to the TOP of SETUP MENU

INFO

Cursor

ENTER

MENU Enters the "SETUP MENU" EXIT Exits from SETUP MENU MACRO(M) Selects the MACRO mode. AUTO(1) Selects auto surround STEREO(2) Selects STEREO mode P.DIRECT(3) Selects the pure direct mode SLEEP(4) Sets the sleep timer function M-DAX(5) Selects the M-DAX mode EQ(6) Selects the EQ mode LIP SYNC(7) Selects the LIP SYNC mode NIGHT(8) Turns on or off NIGHT mode V-OFF(9) Turns on or off video output T.TONE(CL) Enters the test tone menu

CH SEL(0)

TV POWER Turns the TV on and off TV INPUT Select the TV video input

TREBLE-/+

BASS-/+

Turns the SR6003 on and off

Switches between the analog or digital inputs

Displays the current setting on the monitor Moves the cursor for setting in "SETUP MENU" mode Conﬁ rms the setting in "SETUP MENU" mode

Calls up CH LEVEL ADJUST and adjusts speaker levels or 7.1ch input level

Adjusts the tone control of high frequency sound Adjusts the tone control of low frequency sound

TUNER MODE

HDMI AMP function enabled ZONE A/B AMP function enabled Z.SPKR AMP function enabled A/D AMP function enabled ATT AMP function enabled SPKR A/B AMP function enabled

TUNE 3 / 4

PRESET + 2/– 1

EXIT/MEMO

T.TONE AMP function enabled

T.MODE

P.SCAN Starts preset scan BAND Selects a radio band T.DISP Selects the display mode in RDS

PTY

F.DIRECT Selects the “Frequency direct input” 0-9 Inputs the numeric CL Clears the inputting TV POWER Turns the TV on and off TV INPUT Select the TV video input

• The remote controller dose not have the PRESET code library for this device.

Tunes a frequency station up and down

Selects a preset station up and down

Enters the tuner preset memory numbers

Selects the auto stereo mode or mono mode

Displays the programme type information of the current station

HDMI AMP function enabled ZONE A/B AMP function enabled Z.SPKR AMP function enabled A/D AMP function enabled ATT AMP function enabled SPK A/B AMP function enabled

7.1 IN AMP function enabled SOURCE AMP function enabled AMP AMP function enabled INPUT 3 / 4 AMP function enabled DISPLAY (PAGE-) MUTE AMP function enabled SURR (PAGE+) Moves to the next page VOLUME+/- AMP function enabled TOP Moves to the highest folder Cursor Cursor movement/folder movement ENTER Moves to folders/plays ﬁ les PAUSE PAUSE PLAY PLAY STOP STOP Previous/Next Skips forward or previous ﬁ le Rewind/Forward Searchs forward or backward REPEAT Select REPEAT PLAY RANDOM Select RANDOM PLAY TV POWER Turns the TV on and off TV INPUT Select the TV video input

Moves to the previous page

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ADVANCED CONNECTIONS

AUDIO

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

VCR IN

(

)

(

)

DVD

(

)

DSS

(

)

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 1

(

)

(

)

GNDAMAM

ANTENNA

SBR

SBL

PRE OUT

RS-232C

SPEAKER C

OFF

TAC OUTLET

5230V 50/60Hz

CSWITCHED

10.65A 150W

CENTER

SURROUND

FRONT A

FRONT B

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

CD/CDR

OUTININ

TAPE

DSS

VCR

DVD

OUT

NREMOTE CONT.

NIN

OUT

DIGITAL IN

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

DC OUT

FLASHER IN

7.1CH INPUT

(

AUX 2

)

SBL

SBR

ZONE A

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

SBL

SBR

7.1CH INPUT

(

AUX 2

)

ENGLISH

CONNECTING THE USB MEDIA

Connect the USB media to the unit.

Note:

Remove the USB media after turning off the power. If it is removed while the power is still supplied, its data may be lost and/or the USB media itself may be damaged.

Caution:

When the USB devices are used, do not use the USB extension cable.

CONNECTING MULTI CHANNEL AUDIO COMPONENTS

The 7.1CH INPUT jacks are for multichannel audio source such as the Super Audio CD multichannel player, DVD audio player or external decoder. If you use these jacks, switch on the 7.1CH INPUT and set the 7.1CH INPUT level by using the SETUP MAIN MENU. See page 26.

L R LR

R L R L R L

FRONT SURR.

DVD Audio player

Super Audio CD

Multi channel player

SURR. BACK

CENTER

SUB

WOOFER

L R

(

)

GND

7575Ω

(

)

INPUT 1

LLSLSLCCSBL

SLSLC

RRSRSRSWSWSBR

(

)

(

)

7.1CH INPUT

AUX 2

7.1CH INPUT

AUX 2

RS-232C

RRSR

PRE OUT

INPUT 2

SPEAKER C

OFF

SWSWSBR

ANTENNA

(

DVD

SBL

(

)

INPUT 3

VCR

DVD

ZONE A

OUT

RRL

FRONT A

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

OUTPUT 1

OUTPUT 2

TAPE

DSS

VCR

OUT

LLR

FRONT B

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

VIDEO

S-VIDEO

(

)

(

)

VCR IN

AUDIO

CD/CDR

OUT

SURROUND

DVD

DIGITAL IN

OUT

RRL

CENTER

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

(

)

DSS

(

)

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

DIGITAL

REMOTE CO

FLASHER IN

REC/ZONE B

OUT

DC OUT

AC OU

230V

SWIT

0.65A

NAMES AND

BASIC

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

SETUP

FUNCTION

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

OPERATION

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

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ENGLISH

AUDIO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 1

(

)

COMPONENT

VIDEO

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

VCR IN

(

)

(

)

DVD

(

)

DSS

(

)

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 1

(

)

(

)

GNDAMAM

ANTENNA

SBR

SBL

PRE OUT

RS-232C

SPEAKER C

OFF

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

CENTER

SURROUND

FRONT A

FRONT B

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

CD/CDR

OUTININ

TAPE

DSS

VCR

DVD

OUT

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

DIGITAL IN

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

DC OUT

FLASHER IN

7.1CH INPUT

(

AUX 2

)

SBL

SBR

ZONE A

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

AC IN

MODEL NO. SR6003

CENTER

SURROUND

FRONT A

FRONT B

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

SPEAKER C

OFF

SPEAKER C

OFF

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 1

(

)

(

)

GNDAMAM

ANTENNA

SBR

SBL

PRE OUT

RS-232C

SPEAKER C

OFF

FRONT A

FRONT B

DSS

VCR

DVD

OUT

7.1CH INPUT

(

AUX 2

)

SBL

SBR

ZONE A

ESPEAKER SYSTEMS

HFRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS

FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

8CH POWER AMPLIFIER MM8003

POWER ON/OFF

STANDBY

SBR

SBL

PRE OUT

NAMES AND

FUNCTION

CONNECTING AN EXTERNAL POWER AMPLIFIER

The PREOUT jacks are for connecting external power ampliﬁ er. Be sure to connect each speaker to the corresponding external power ampliﬁ er.

CONNECTIONS

BASIC

BASIC OPERATION

(

)

GND

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

7575Ω

INPUT 1

RRSRSRSWSWSBR

(

AUX 2

RRSR

RS-232C

)

(

SLSLC

7.1CH INPUT

PRE OUT

ANTENNA

(

)

INPUT 3

SBL

ZONE A

OUT

SBL

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 O FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

)

VCR

RRL

FRONT A

OUTPUT 1

DVD

OUTPUT 2

DSS

VCR

OUT

LLR

FRONT B

SPEAK

(

)

INPUT 2

DVD

SPEAKER C

OFF

SWSWSBR

R L R L R L

FRONT SURR.

Power

Amplifer

CONNECTING FOR SPEAKER C USE (BI-AMP CONNECTION)

A bi-amp connection is possible with speakers that have two sets of inputs (for treble and bass). This allows you to drive the treble and bass units with separate channel amps, which enables better sound quality. Connect the speakers as shown in the ﬁ gure. Set the SPEAKER C selector switch on the rear panel to ON.

Notes:

• If incorrectly connected, a protective circuit in the unit will trip and set the unit to standby. (The STANDBY indicator will ﬂ ash.) In such case, recheck the connections between the speakers and the unit.

• Turn power to the unit off before changing the setting of the SPEAKER C selector switch.

(

)

INPUT 1

(

)

GND

7575Ω

INPUT 1

CENTER

SURR. BACK

8CH POWER AMPLIFIER MM8003

STANDBY

POWER ON/OFF

RRSRSRSWSWSBR

(

AUX 2

RRSR

OFF

(

)

SLSLC

)

7.1CH INPUT

RS-232C

PRE OUT

SPEAKER C

INPUT 2

SPEAKER C

OFF

SWSWSBR

ANTENNA

(

DVD

SBL

(

)

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 3

VCR

DVD

ZONE A

OUT

RRL

FRONT A

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS

FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

OUTPUT 2

TAPE

DSS

VCR

OUT

LLR

FRONT B

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

VIDEO

S-VIDEO

(

)

(

)

VCR IN

AUDIO

CD/CDR

OUT

SURROUND

DVD

DIGITAL IN

OUT

RRL

CENTER

SURROUND BACK

CENTER

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

(

)

DSS

(

)

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

DIGITAL

REMOTE CONT.

FLASHER IN

REC/ZONE B

OUT

DC OUT

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

(

)

DVD

MODEL NO. SR6003

AC IN

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 2

)

INPUT 3

VCR

COMPONENT

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

SETUP

OPERATION

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

RL RL

Front Left

Surround Left

Surround Back Left

Center

Front

Right

Surround

Right

Surround Back Right

Powered

Subwoofer

RIGHT

SPEAKER

LEFT SPEAKER

Note:

• You can use surround back speaker terminals as ZONE SPEAKER A. terminals or SPEAKER C terminal when you are not using surround back speakers.

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AUDIO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 1

(

)

COMPONENT

VIDEO

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

VCR IN

(

)

(

)

DVD

(

)

DSS

(

)

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 1

(

)

(

)

GNDAMAM

ANTENNA

SBR

SBL

PRE OUT

RS-232C

SPEAKER C

OFF

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

CENTER

SURROUND

FRONT A

FRONT B

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

CD/CDR

OUTININ

TAPE

DSS

VCR

DVD

OUT

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

DIGITAL IN

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

DC OUT

FLASHER IN

7.1CH INPUT

(

AUX 2

)

SBL

SBR

ZONE A

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

AC IN

MODEL NO. SR6003

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

FLASHER IN

OUT

ZONE A

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

CONNECTION FOR ANOTHER ZONE

As shown in the diagram, a player connected to this unit in another ZONE can be used to play music and movies when used in combination with an amp from Marantz or other manufacturer.

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FUNCTION

NAMES AND

RIGHT

SPEAKER

RX3001

RC3001

(ZONE speaker A)

IR OUTPUT

LEFT

SPEAKER

ZONE

LEFT

SPEAKER

MAIN AMP

(For ZONE)

ZONE

RIGHT

SPEAKER

FRONT

OPT IN

REMOTE OUT

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

ES7001

BASIC OPERATION

R L

(

OUTPUT 1

)

INPUT 3

VCR

COMPONENT

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

RC101

ZONE B

(

)

INPUT 1

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

AC OUTLET

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

INPUT 2

(

DVD

AC IN

)

MODEL NO. SR6003

(

)

GND

7575Ω

ANTENNA

(

)

(

)

(

)

INPUT 3

DVD

SBL

VCR

ZONE A

OUT

RRL

FRONT A

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

INPUT 2

INPUT 1

SLSLC

RRSRSRSWSWSBR

(

)

7.1CH INPUT

AUX 2

RS-232C

SPEAKER C

OFF

RRSR

SLSLSBL

SWSWSBR

PRE OUT

DVD

OUTPUT 1

OUTPUT 2

DSS

VCR

OUT

LLR

FRONT B

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

VIDEO

S-VIDEO

(

)

(

)

AUDIO

DVD

CD/CDR

TAPE

OUT

SURROUND

OUT

RRL

CENTER

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

VCR IN

DIGITAL IN

(

)

VCR OUT

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

OUT

(

)

DSS

MONITOR OUT

FLASHER IN

DC OUT

230V 50/60Hz

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

If Surround back speakers or SPEAKER C are not being used, the Surround Back Speaker terminals can be used for the ZONE SPEAKER A terminals.

ZONE A

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AUDIO

2INPUT 2(DVD

)

INPUT 1(TV

)

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

VCR IN

(

)

(

)

DVD

(

)

DSS

(

)

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 1

(

)

(

)

GNDAMAM

ANTENNA

SBR

SBL

PRE OUT

RS-232C

SPEAKER C

OFF

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

CENTER

SURROUND

FRONT A

FRONT B

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

CD/CDR

OUT

OUTININ

TAPE

DSS

VCR

DVD

OUT

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

DIGITAL IN

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

DC OUT

FLASHER IN

7.1CH INPUT

(

AUX 2

)

SBL

SBR

ZONE A

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

AC IN

DC OUT

FLASHER IN

RS-232C

OUTPUT 2

OUTPUT 1

INPUT 2

(

DVD

)

INPUT 3

(

VCR

)

INPUT 1

(

)

COMPONENT

VIDEO

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

VCR IN

(

)

(

)

DSS

(

)

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

DIGITAL IN

REC/ZONE B

DIGITAL

DC OUT

FLASHER IN

AC IN

MODEL NO. SR6003

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

NAMES AND

FUNCTION

CONNECTING THE REMOTE CONTROL JACKS

(

)

INPUT 1

(

)

DSS

(

)

(

CONNECTIONS

BASIC

BASIC OPERATION

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

REMOTE CONTROL

OUT

UND BACK AKER C/

SPEAKER A

)

VCR IN

DIGITAL IN

MONITOR OUT

VCR OUT

DIGITAL

FLASHER IN

REC/ZONE B

OUT

DC OUT

230V 50/60Hz

EXTERNAL INTERNAL

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

AC OUTLET

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

(

)

INPUT 2

DVD

MODEL NO. SR6003

AC IN

OUTPUT 1

REMOTE

CONTROL

OUT

CONNECTING OTHER EQUIPMENT

(

)

INPUT 3

VCR

COMPONENT

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

RC OUT

OPTION

DVD playerCD recorder

EXTERNAL INTERNAL

REMOTE

CONTROL

OUT

CD player

EXTERNAL INTERNAL

(

)

7575Ω

INPUT 1

RRSRSRSWSWSBR

(

)

AUX 2

RS-232C

RRSR

GND

(

)

SLSLC

7.1CH INPUT

PRE OUT

INPUT 2

SPEAKER C

OFF

SWSWSBR

ANTENNA

(

)

INPUT 3

DVD

SBL

ZONE A

OUT

SBL

FRONT A OR B,CENTER, SURR,SURR BACK : 6-8 OHMS FRONT A + B : 8 OHMS

(

)

VCR

RRL

FRONT A

OUTPUT 1

DVD

INPUT

VIDEO

OUTPUT 2

TAPE

DSS

VCR

OUT

FRONT B

SURROUND

SPEAKER SYSTEMS

S-VIDEO

(

)

(

)

VCR IN

CENTER

OUT

DVD

RRL

SURROUND BACK

SPEAKER C/

ZONE SPEAKER A

DIGITAL IN

AUDIO

CD/CDR

ININOUT

(

)

DSS

(

)

VCR OUT

DIGITAL

REC/ZONE B

OUT

FLASHER IN

DC OUT

MONITOR OUT

REMOTE CONT.

OUT

AC OUTLET

230V 50/60Hz

SWITCHED

0.65A 150W

INPUT

SETUP

You can control other Marantz products through this unit with the remote controller by connecting the REMOTE CONTROL terminals on each unit. The signal transmitted from the remote controller

OPERATION

ADVANCED

is received by the remote sensor on this unit. Then the signal is sent to the connected device through this terminal. Therefore you need to aim the remote control only at the unit. Also, if a Marantz power ampliﬁ er (some models excluded) is connected to one of these terminals, the power ampliﬁ er’s, power

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switch is synchronized with this unit’s power switch.

Set the REMOTE CONTROL SWITCH on the back of other units (not the SR6003) to “EXT.” (EXTERNAL) to use this feature.

OTHERS

Whenever external infrared sensors or similar devices are connected to RC-5 IN of the unit, be sure to

a RS-232C

Connect an external control device or other device for servicing. (Use a straight cable for the connection.)

always disable operation of the infrared sensor on the unit by using the following procedure.

1. Hold down the SURROUND MODE button and the MENU button on the front panel at the same time for ﬁ ve seconds.

The setting “IR=ENABLE” is shown on the FL

DISPLAY.

Press the CURSOR buttons (1, 2) to change

this to “IR=DISABLE”.

Press the ENTER button. Once this setting

is made, the infrared sensor on the unit is disabled.

Note:

• Be sure to set to “IR=ENABLE” when external infrared sensors or similar devices are not connected. Otherwise, the unit will be unable to receive remote control commands.

To restore the original setting, perform steps 1

to 4 to set to “IR=ENABLE”.

s DC OUT (DC TRIGGER)

External devices can be controlled from the unit by connecting them to the DC OUT terminal (12 V 44mA max).

GND

+12V

d FLASHER IN

This unit can be controlled by connecting a control box or other control device to this unit.

GND

Signal

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SETUP

After all components are connected, initial setup must be performed.

GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE MENU SYSTEM

This unit incorporates the graphical user interface menu system, which makes various operations possible by using the cursor (3, 4 , 1 , 2) and ENTER buttons on the remote controller or on the front panel.

Note:

To view the graphical user interface displays, make

• certain you have connected the MONITOR OUT jack on the rear panel to the composite, S-Video, component video or HDMI input of your TV or projector. (See page 13, 14)

1. Press the AMP button on the remote controller. (This step is not needed when operating the setup menus from the unit.)

Press the MENU button on the remote controller

or press the MENU button on the front panel. The “Main Menu” of the GUI menu system is displayed.

There are 6 items in the “Main Menu”.

Select the desired sub-menu with the 3

cursor buttons and press the ENTER button. The display will change to the selected submenu.

(1) Move the cursor to “Input Setup” in the Main

Menu.

(2) When the 1 or 2 cursor button is pressed to

display the (key) icon on an item, the item concerned is locked.

RC003SR BUTTON CONTROL

TOP button

Pressing this button returns you to the

Main MENU of the GUI menu system.

LEFT button

MENU button

Press this button to display the GUI

menu system.

SR6003 FRONT BUTTON CONTROL

UP button

AMP (Ampliﬁ er) button

UP button

ENTER button

RIGHT button

EXIT button

Press this button to exit the GUI menu system.

DOWN button

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

To exit from the GUI menu system, press the

EXIT button, or move the cursor to EXIT and press the ENTER button.

Press this button to display the GUI

MENU button

menu system.

LEFT button

DOWN button

EXIT button

Press this button to exit the GUI menu system.

RIGHT button

ENTER button

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NAMES AND

Note:

FUNCTION

CONNECTIONS

• After you complete this portion of the setup, move

cursor to “Return” with the 3 and 4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER button.

BASIC

Main Menu

Input Setup

Speaker Setup Surround Setup Video Setup Preference Acoustic EQ.

BASIC OPERATION

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

SETUP

OPERATION

ADVANCED

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Input Setup

Function Input Setup

7.1ch Input Setup Function Rename

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

“1. Input Setup” (P. 26)

Speaker Setup

Auto Setup

Manual Setup

Return

: Up / Down : Lock / Unlock Enter : Select Exit : Exit

Surround Setup

Channel Level

PL x Music Parameter CS Parameter NEO: 6 Parameter HT-EQ. LFE Level M-DAX

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

: Off : 0dB : Off

“3. Surround Setup” (P. 34)

Video Setup

Video Convert

TV-Auto OSD Information Component I / P Convert HDMI Output HDMI Output Resolution

Return

: Disable : Enable : Disable : Output1 : Auto

Preference

Zone A Setup

Zone B Setup DC Trigger Setup Optical Output Standby Mode Audio HDMI Audio HDMI Lip Sync

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

: Rec : Economy : Main : Enable : Disable

“5. Preference” (P. 37)

Acoustic EQ.

EQ. Mode

Preset Graphic EQ. Adjust Check Auto EQ.

Return

: Off

Sub Menu

OTHERS

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

“2. Speaker Setup” (P. 28)

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

“4. Video Setup” (P. 36)

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

“6. Acoustic EQ.” (P. 39)

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1 INPUT SETUP

This menu is for setting the matching the output of connected audio devices and the input jacks of this unit.

•

Function Input Setup :

“1-1 FUNCTION INPUT SETUP” (see page 26)

•

7.1 ch Input Setup :

“1-2 7.1 CH INPUT SETUP” (see page 26)

•

Function Rename :

“1-3 FUNCTION RENAME” (see page 27)

Select “Input Setup” from the Main Menu with

4 cursor button, and press the ENTER

button.

Input Setup

Function Input Setup

7.1ch Input Setup Function Rename

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

P. 26

☞

Function Input Setup

Function

DVD VCR DSS

AUX1

TAPE CD/R

AUX2

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Return Exit : Exit

Mode

Digital

Auto

Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto

HDMI

Comp.

1 2 3

S / Video

1 2 3 4

* 1

2 3

Input Setup

Function Input Setup

7.1ch Input Setup Function Rename

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

P. 26

☞

7.1ch Input Setup

Video-in

Front Left Center Front Right Surround Right Surround Back Right Surround Back Left Surround Left Subwoofer

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

: Last

: 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB

P. 27

☞

Function Rename

Function : TV

Rename :

T V

(

;

Space Backspace Default Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

)

[

]

{

}

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

2. Select the desired sub-menu with the 3 cursor buttons, and press the ENTER button.

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

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NAMES AND

1-1 FUNCTION INPUT SETUP

FUNCTION

(ASSIGNABLE DIGITAL INPUT)

The 5 and F (Front) digital inputs can be assigned to a desired source. HDMI and COMPONENT inputs can be assigned to the preferred source.

CONNECTIONS

Use this menu to select which digital input jacks are to be assigned to which input source.

BASIC

Select “Function Input Setup” from the Input

Setup menu with the 3 press the ENTER button.

BASIC OPERATION

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

Function Input Setup

Function

Mode

Auto

DVD

Auto

VCR

Auto

DSS

Auto

AUX1

Auto

TAPE

Auto

CD/R

Auto

AUX2

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Return Exit : Exit

2. Select a setting with the 3, 4, 1, and 2 cursor buttons, and assign a mode and input jack (Digital, HDMI, Comp, S/Video).

SETUP

MODE

Auto:

Select “Auto”, for automatic detection of the digital input signal condition. If there is no digital signal, but there is an analog signal present, the analog signal will be played.

OPERATION

“Auto” is the initial setting of all input sources.

ADVANCED

HDMI:

Select “HDMI” used

, when only a HDMI signal will be

Digital:

Select “Digital”, when only a digital signal will be

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used.

Analog:

Select “Analog” for input sources for which no digital input jacks are used.

Digital

5 and F(Front) digital inputs can be assigned to a desired source. Assign the number of a digital input jack to the

OTHERS

device.

Digital

1 2 3 4 F

4 cursor buttons and

HDMI

Comp.

S / Video

1 2 3 4

* 1

2 3

HDMI

Assign the number of an HDMI input jack to the device.

Note:

• When FUNCTION MODE is set to HDMI and HDMI AUDIO of “5. PREFERENCE” is set to Through, audio is not output from the unit. (See page

37)

Comp

Assign the number of a component video input jack to the device.

S/Video

Assign the number of a composite video and Svideo input jack to the device.

Note:

• Video and S-video can use the same numbers when assigning to input functions.

• The ✽ mark in AUX1 indicates that other inputs cannot be assigned.

Press the ENTER button.

Select each mode setting and input terminal

with the 1

Press the ENTER button.

Repeat steps 2-5 until all items are set.

2 cursor buttons.

Note:

• Assignments cannot be made in sections with a ✽ mark.

1-2 7.1 CH INPUT SETUP

This menu is for adjusting the speaker levels for 7.1channel input sources. Here you will adjust the volume for each channel so that they are all heard by the listener at the same level.

1. Select “7.1 ch Input Setup” from the Input Setup menu with the 3 press the ENTER button.

7.1ch Input Setup

Video-in

Front Left Center Front Right Surround Right Surround Back Right Surround Back Left Surround Left Subwoofer

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

Select “Video-in” with the 3

buttons.

Using the 1

or video input source to be played through the MONITOR OUT jack.

The input source is switched by pressing the

2 cursor buttons as follows;

Last ↔ TV ↔ DVD ↔ VCR ↔ DSS ↔ AUX1

↔ TAPE ↔ CD/R ↔ AUX2 ↔ Video-off ↔ Last ↔...

Notes:

•

When “Last” is selected, the source is set to the source selected before the 7.1 ch input menu was

“

• When

Video-off

from MONITOR OUT jack.

Select desired channel with the 3

buttons.

Using the 1

or volume level of each channel.

Move the cursor to “Return” with the 3, 4, 1, and 2 cursor buttons, and press the ENTER button to go to the Input Setup menu.

Note:

• The volume level can be set between -12 dB and +12 dB in 1 dB increments on all channels except the subwoofer (SUB W), which can be set from

-18dB to +12 dB in 1 dB increments.

4 cursor buttons and

: Last

: 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB

4 cursor

2 cursor buttons, select the

activated.

” is selected,

no signal is emitted

4 cursor

2 cursor buttons, adjust the

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1-3 FUNCTION RENAME

Input sources can be registered under any name. This menu is for renaming input source. This menu is for renaming function name. Names can be up to 10 characters long, including spaces. (Characters are selected from those appearing on the display.) This name appears on the unit's FL display and the GUI, but it does not appear in the GUI Setup menu.

Select “Function Rename” from the Input

Setup menu with the 3 press the ENTER button.

Function Rename

Function : TV

T V

Rename : A

(

)

;

Space Backspace Default Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

2. Select “Function” with the 3 buttons.

4 cursor buttons and

7 +

* [

]

{

}

4 cursor

Repeat steps 5-8 until the new name is input.

Space:

Inserts a space at the cursor point of the “Rename” area.

Backspace:

Deletes the character left of the cursor in the “Rename” area one character at a time.

Default:

Restores the name in the “Rename” area to the name in the “Function” area.

Note:

• Rename cannot be left blank.

Move the cursor to “Return” with the 3, 4, 1, and 2 cursor buttons and press the ENTER button to go to the Input Setup menu.

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

Select an input source with the 1

2 cursor

buttons.

Select “Rename” with the 3

4 cursor

buttons.

Move the cursor to the character (1st to 10th) to

change with the 1

Move the cursor to the character list with the 4

2 cursor buttons.

cursor button. (Move the cursor to the letter “A” to begin with.)

Select a character with the 3, 4, 1, and 2

cursor buttons.

Press the ENTER button to enter the selected

letter.

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

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NAMES AND

FUNCTION

2 SPEAKER SETUP

After you have installed the unit connected all the components and determined the speaker layout, it is now time to perform the settings in the Speaker Setup menu for the optimum sound acoustics for your environment and speaker layout.

CONNECTIONS

Before you perform the following settings, it is important that you first determine the following

BASIC

characteristics:

•

Auto Setup:

“2-1 AUTO SETUP (Audyssey MultEQ (see page 29)

BASIC OPERATION

•

Manual Setup:

“2-2 MANUAL SETUP” (see page 32)

Select “Speaker Setup” from the Main Menu

with 3

4 cursor buttons and press the

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

SETUP

ENTER button.

Speaker Setup

Auto Setup

Manual Setup

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

2. Select the desired menu with the 3

OPERATION

ADVANCED

buttons, and press the ENTER button.

Note:

• After you complete this the portion of the setup, press the 3, 4, 1, and 2 cursor button. The cursor

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will move to “Return” and press the ENTER button to go to the Sub-menu.

OTHERS

4 cursor

Speaker Setup

Auto Setup

Manual Setup

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

P. 32

☞

Manual Setup

Speakers Size

Speakers Distance Speakers Level

Return

)”

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

P. 29

☞

Audyssey MultEQ Setup

StartManual Setup

Main Zone Surround Back

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : OK Exit : Exit

Audyssey MultEQ Setup

Speaker Check : -

1st Mic Position

Now Analyzing!!

Cancel

: : Enter : OK Exit : Exit

Audyssey MultEQ Setup

Speaker Check : OK

2nd Mic Position

Start

Check Calculate

: Up / Down : Enter : OK Exit : Exit

: 2ch

Audyssey MultEQ Setup

Now Analyzing!!

Cancel

: : Enter : OK Exit : Exit

Audyssey MultEQ Setup

--------------

Now Calculating!

: : Enter : Exit :

Check Result

Speakers Config

Speakers Size Speakers Distance Channel Level Crossover Frequency Store

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

Speakers Size Subwoofer

Front

Center Surround Surround Back Surround Back Size LPF / HPF Bass Mix

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

Speakers Distance Unit

Front Left

Center Front Right Surround Right Surround Back Right Surround Back Left Surround Left Subwoofer

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

Speakers Level

Test ModeFront Left

Front Left Center Front Right Surround Right Surround Back Right Surround Back Left Surround Left Subwoofer

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

: Yes

: Small

: Small : Small : 2ch : Small : 80Hz : * * *

: Meters

: 3.05 m

: 3.05 m : 3.05 m : 3.05 m : 3.05 m : 3.05 m : 3.05 m : 3.05 m

: Manual

: 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB

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2-1 AUTO SETUP (Audyssey MultEQ®)

AUTO SETUP (performed by Audyssey MultEQ) automatically measures the acoustical problems in the listening environment and optimizes settings to create the best audio experience for your listening environment.

Audyssey MultEQ removes frequency response anomalies caused by the interaction of sound from loudspeakers within the room. This results in the playback of sound as it was intended, without coloration, not just in one seat, but over a large listening area. Audyssey MultEQ measures up to 6 listening positions in the room and detects the presence of each speaker and automatically calculates the speaker size, channel level, distance, and optimal crossover frequency settings. To set up the speaker system (i.e., adjusting speaker distance, etc.) without using the AUTO SETUP feature, see “MANUAL SETUP” on page 32 of the manual.

HOW TO PERFORM AUTO SETUP

During measurement, the GUI menu displays the condition, therefore turn power to the monitor on.

Connect the supplied microphone to the

SETUP MIC jack on the unit.

Set the microphone in the main listening

position.

Notes:

• Up to 6 positions around the main listening position can be measured.

For the ﬁ rst measurement, set the microphone in the

main listening position.

• Use a stand or tripod to position the microphone at ear height for all listening positions measured with the microphone tip pointing directly up to the ceiling.

• Remove any obstructions between the speakers and microphone.

• When using a powered subwoofer, set the level knob to the middle or 12 o'clock position. Set the crossover to off, or to its highest value.

If the subwoofer has a standby, or sleep mode, disable

it. Not doing so could affect the test signal which may result in inaccurate subwoofer measurements.

• During measurements, do not stand between the microphone and the speakers. Make the room as quiet as possible. Background noise can disrupt the room measurements. Close windows, silence cell phones, televisions, radios, air conditioners, ﬂ uorescent lights, home appliances, light dimmers, or other devices.

Cell phones should be placed away from all audio

electronics during the measurement process as Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) may cause measurement disruptions (even if the cell phone is not in use).

It is suggested to operate the AUTO SETUP via the

remote controller rather than by front panel.

• The test tones played through each channel increase level as needed in order to overcome ambient noise present in the listening environment and obtain the best signal to noise ratio.

Select “Speaker Setup” from the Main Menu,

select “Auto Setup” with the 3/4 cursor buttons, and press the ENTER button to display the start screen.

Select the number of channels for the surround

back speaker you are using.

For a 5.1 channel speaker system, select “No”

(Surround Back speaker off). (To use speaker C or Zone speaker, select “No”. See page 20,

38.)

Select “Start” with the 3/4 cursor buttons

and press the ENTER button to start measurement.

Audyssey MultEQ Setup

StartManual Setup

Main Zone Surround Back

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : OK Exit : Exit

“1st Mic Position Check”

: 2ch

The main listening position refers to the most

central position where one would normally sit within the listening environment. MultEQ uses the measurements from this position to calculate speaker distance, level, polarity, and the optimum crossover value for the subwoofer.

Audyssey MultEQ Setup

Speaker Check : -

1st Mic Position

Now Analyzing!!

Cancel

: : Enter : OK Exit : Exit

Note:

• The Speakers Check detects the presence of connected speakers. If a channel is not used, the SPEAKERS CHECK will try to detect it, then continue to the next channel.

When the 1st Mic Position Check ends, the

following GUI appears on the display.

Audyssey MultEQ Setup

Speaker Check : OK

2nd Mic Position

Start

Check Calculate

Speakers Config Check Speaker Results Front Left Center Front Right Surround Right Surround Back Right Surround Back Left Surround Left Subwoofer

Return

: : Enter : Return Exit : Exit

: Yes : No : Yes : Yes : No : No : Yes : Yes

If the check results indicate an error, take suitable

action with that item and remeasure. (For error messages, see “ERROR MESSAGES” on page 31.)

After confirming the check results, select

“Return” with the 3/4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER button to return to the GUI menu.

At this point, you can select “Exit” to end Auto

Setup and return to “Speaker Setup”.

Note:

• Auto Setup is not available in Pure Direct, Source Direct, or 7.1 Channel Input modes.

Move the microphone to the 2nd listening

position, select “Start” with the 3/4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER button to measure the 2nd point. At this point, you can cancel second point measurement and calculate measurement results by selecting “Calculate” and pressing the ENTER button.

Audyssey MultEQ Setup

Speaker Check : OK

2nd Mic Position

Start Check

Calculate

: Up / Down : Enter : OK Exit : Exit

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: Up / Down : Enter : OK Exit : Exit

Here, to view the results of the detection check,

select “Check” with the 3/4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER button. The results will be displayed.

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Repeat steps 7 until measuring 6 points

between the main listening position and surrounding positions.

When all measurements end, the following GUI

appears on the display.

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BASIC

Audyssey MultEQ Setup

Speaker Check : OK

Calculate

BASIC OPERATION

: : Enter : OK Exit : Exit

Select “Calculate” with the 3/4 cursor buttons

and press the ENTER button to calculate measurement results. During calculations, the

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SETUP

following GUI appears on the display.

Audyssey MultEQ Setup

--------------

Now Calculating!

: : Enter : Exit :

Note:

• Fewer than 6 positions may be measured, but it

OPERATION

ADVANCED

is recommended to measure in all 6 positions for best results. Measuring in just one position is not recommended as it does not provide enough acoustical information to the MultEQ algorithm.

• The time needed to complete calculations depends on the number of connected speakers and measured

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listening positions. The more speakers and listening positions, the more time is needed.

Checking Measurement Results

When calculations for the measurement results

end, a screen appears for confirming the calculation results.

Check Result

Speakers Config

Speakers Size Speakers Distance Channel Level Crossover Frequency Store

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

Select items to check with the 3/4 cursor

buttons and press the ENTER button to enter them.

Note:

To check equalizer (MultEQ) parameters, see page

40.

[Example]

Conﬁ rmation screen for speaker detection

Speakers Config Check Speaker Results Front Left Center Front Right Surround Right Surround Back Right Surround Back Left Surround Left Subwoofer

Return

: : Enter : Return

: Yes : No : Yes : Yes : No : No : Yes : Yes

Exit : Exit

[Example] Conﬁ rmation screen for speaker size.

Speakers Size Front Left Center Front Right Surround Right Surround Back Right Surround Back Left Surround Left

Return

: Auto : Auto : Auto : Auto : Auto : Auto : Auto

[Example] Conﬁ rmation screen for the distance from

speakers to the listening position

Speakers Distance Unit Front Left Center Front Right Surround Right Surround Back Right Surround Back Left Surround Left Subwoofer

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Return

: Meters : 3.05 m : 3.05 m : 3.05 m : 3.05 m : 3.05 m : 3.05 m : 3.05 m : 3.05 m

Exit : Exit

* The units can be changed by moving the cursor

to Meters of Unit and pressing 1 / 2 the cursor buttons. Each time a 1 / 2 cursor button is pressed, the units alternate between Feet and Meters.

Note:

This system cannot measure a distance of 9.15 m (30.0 ft) or higher. In this case, >9.15 m (>30.0 ft) is displayed.

[Example] Conﬁ rmation screen for channel level.

Channel Level Front Left Center Front Right Surround Right Surround Back Right Surround Back Left Surround Left Subwoofer

Return

: : Enter : Return Exit : Exit

: 0.0dB : -6.5dB : -1.5dB : +1.0dB : +9.5dB : +12.0dB : -2.5dB : -12.5dB

[Example] Confirmation screen for crossover

frequency.

Crossover Frequency Front Center Surround Surround Back

Return

: Auto : Auto : Auto : Auto

Storing Measurement Results in Memory

10.

Once finished confirming the measurement

results, select “Return” with the 3/4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER button to display the Check Result screen.

Check Result Speakers Config Speakers Size Speakers Distance Channel Level Crossover Frequency

Store

: Up / Down : Enter : OK Exit : Exit

Place the cursor on “Store” and press

the ENTER button to store all parameters including the equalizer parameters in memory. If not wanting to store the calculation results in memory, press the Exit button.

Note:

Pressing “Exit” prior to pressing “Store” erases all measurement results and calculation results, therefore operate the remote controller with care.

When storing operations end, the following GUI appears on the display.

Speaker Setup

Auto Setup

Manual Setup

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

Notes:

• Do not turn the power to the unit off while storing parameters in memory. This may erase all data in the unit’s memory and may damage the unit.

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: : Enter : Return

Exit : Exit

: : Enter : Return

Exit : Exit

* Auto is displayed to indicate that the speaker size

and crossover frequency results were automatically measured.

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ERROR MESSAGES

Displayed Error Cause How to Remedy

Mic Setup Error!!

Noise Error!!

Analyze Error!!

* Under Analyze Error, select “Result” with the 3/4 cursor buttons

and press the ENTER button. A detail screen like the following appears on the display.

Audyssey MultEQ Setup

StartManual Setup

Main Zone Surround Back

Return

Mic Setup Error Check Microphone

: : Enter : Exit : Exit

Audyssey MultEQ Setup

Speaker Check :

Noise Error!!

: : Enter : Exit : Exit

Audyssey MultEQ Setup

Speaker Check :

Analyze Error!!

Result

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Return Exit : Exit

Speakers Config Check Speaker Results Front Left Center Front Right Surround Right Surround Back Right Surround Back Left Surround Left Subwoofer

Return

: : Enter : Return

: 2ch

* *

: Yes Rev : No : Yes Rev : No Err : Yes

Err : Yes Err : No Err Rev : Yes

Exit : Exit

• The microphone is not properly connected. • Connect the included microphone.

• Check the microphone connection.

• There is too much noise in the listening room to measure properly.

• Volume from the speakers is low.

• During measurement, turn off devices that make noise such as air conditioners.

• Measure at a time when the surrounding area is quiet.

• The speakers required for suitable playback were not detected.

• Speaker polarity is connected backwards.

• Check the speaker that is indicated as having reversed polarity

([Rev] can appear with some speakers even when properly

connected. In such case, ignore the error indication.)

• Check speaker direction and layout

In the examples at left, the following trouble is detected.

• The polarity of the left and right channels of the front speakers is backwards ([Rev] appears on the display.)

• The surround speaker is not connected ([No] is displayed), but the surround back speaker is connected

(In this kind of situation, [Err] is displayed for all surround and

surround back speakers.)

An error is indicated in addition to the above if the speakers are connected as follows.

• When using just one surround back speaker, but it is connected to the surround back R-channel

(To use just one surround back speaker, connect it to the L-

channel.)

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FUNCTION

1. Select “Speaker Setup” from the Main Menu. Select “Manual Setup” with the 3

buttons.

Press the ENTER button to enter the

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selection.

Manual Setup

Speakers Size

Speakers Distance Speakers Level

Return

BASIC OPERATION

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

4. Select the sub-menu with the 3 or 4 cursor

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button, and press the ENTER button.

Select Speaker Size with the 3 or 4 cursor

button from the Manual Setup menu, and press the ENTER button.

Speakers Size

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Subwoofer

Front

Center Surround Surround Back Surround Back Size LPF / HPF Bass Mix

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

When setting the speaker size in the Speaker Size menu, use the guidelines below.

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Large:

The complete frequency range for the channel you are setting will be output from the speaker.

Small:

Frequencies of the channel you are setting that are lower than approx. 80 Hz will be output from the subwoofer. If the Subwoofer is set to “No” and the front

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speakers are set to “Large,” then the sound will be output from both the left and right speakers.

: Yes

: Small

: Small : Small : 2ch : Small : 80Hz : * * *

4 cursor

Select each speaker with the 3

4 cursor

buttons.

Set the size of each speaker with the 1

cursor buttons.

Subwoofer

Yes:

Select when a subwoofer is connected.

No:

Select when a subwoofer is not connected.

Front

Large:

Select if the front speakers are large.

Small:

Select if the front speakers are small.

• If “No” is selected for the subwoofer setting, then this setting is ﬁ xed at “Large”.

Center

None:

Select if no center speaker is connected.

Large:

Select if the center speaker is large.

Small:

Select if the center speaker is small.

Surround

None:

Select if no surround left and right speakers are connected.

Large:

Select if the surround left and right speakers are large.

Small:

Select if the surround left and right speakers are small.

Surround Back

None:

Select if no surround back left and right speakers are connected.

1ch:

Select if one surround back speaker is connected. In this case, the audio signal is emitted from the SURR BACK LEFT SPEAKER terminal.

2ch:

Select if the surround back left and right speakers are connected.

Zone SPKR:

Select if using the SURROUND BACK SPEAKER terminal as ZONE SPEAKER A.

Notes:

• If “No” is selected for the Surround setting, then this setting is ﬁ xed to “No.”

Surround Back Size

Large:

Select if the surround back speakers are large.

Small:

Select if the surround back speakers are small.

Note:

• If “None” is selected for the Surround setting, then this setting is not available.

LPF/HPF

When you use a subwoofer, you can select the cutoff frequency for the small speakers used. Select one of the crossover frequency levels according to the size of the small speakers connected. 60Hz → 80Hz → 100Hz → 120Hz → 140Hz → 160Hz → 180Hz

Note:

• If using small front speakers, set a slightly higher frequency. If using large front speakers, set a slightly lower frequency.

Bass Mix

• The bass mix setting is only valid when “Large” is set for the front speakers and “Yes” is set for the subwoofer during stereo playback.

This setting has effect only during playback of

PCM or analog stereo sources.

• When “Both” is selected, the low frequencies will be played through the main L&R speakers and the subwoofer.

In this playback mode, the low frequency range

expands more uniformly throughout the room, but depending on the size and shape of the room, interference may result in a decrease of the actual volume of the low frequency range.

• By selecting “Mix”, the low frequencies will play through the main L&R only.

Note:

• LFE signals during playback of Dolby Digital or DTS will be played through the subwoofer.

After you complete this portion of the setup,

move the cursor to “Return” with the cursor buttons and press the ENTER button to display the Manual Setup screen.

3 or 4

9. Select Speaker Distance with the 3 or 4 cursor button from the Manual Setup menu, and press the ENTER button.

Speakers Distance Unit

Front Left

Center Front Right Surround Right Surround Back Right Surround Back Left Surround Left Subwoofer

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

Use this menu to specify the distance of each speaker’s position from the listening position. The delay time is automatically calculated according to these distances. Begin by determining the ideal or most commonly used seating position in the room. This is important for the timing of the acoustics to create the proper sound space that the unit and today’s sound systems are able to produce.

Note:

• For speakers for which you have selected “None”, the speaker conﬁ guration sub-menu will not appear here.

Select either Meters or Feet for Unit with the 1

10.

2 cursor buttons.

Select each speaker with the 3

11.

buttons.

Set the distance for each speaker , press the 1

12.

2 cursor buttons.

Front Left:

Set the distance from the front left speaker to your normal listening position.

Center:

Set the distance from the center speaker to your normal listening position.

Front Right:

Set the distance from the front right speaker to your normal listening position.

Surround Left:

Set the distance from the surround left speaker to your normal listening position.

Surround Right:

Set the distance from the surround right speaker to your normal listening position.

: Meters

: 3.05 m

: 3.05 m : 3.05 m : 3.05 m : 3.05 m : 3.05 m : 3.05 m : 3.05 m

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Subwoofer:

Set the distance from the subwoofer to your normal listening position.

Surround Back Left:

Set the distance from the surround back left speaker to your normal listening position.

Surround Back Right:

Set the distance from the surround back right speaker to your normal listening position.

Notes:

• Set the distance to each speaker in meters (m) or feet (ft) as follows.

m: 0.03 - 9.15 m in 0.03 m steps ft: 0.1 - 30.0 ft in 0.1 ft steps (The values appearing on the FL display are

approximate.)

• For the speakers that you have selected “No” the speaker size menu will not appear.

• The setting for Surround Back Left and Surround Back Right appears if it is set, two surround back speakers in the Speaker Size menu.

• The setting of Surround Back appears if it is set for one surround back speaker in the Speaker Size menu.

After you complete this portion of the setup,

13.

move the cursor to “Return” with the 3 or 4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER button to display the Manual Setup screen.

Select Speakers Level with the 3 or 4 cursor

14.

button from the Manual Setup menu, and press the ENTER button.

Speakers Level

Test ModeFront Left

Front Left Center Front Right Surround Right Surround Back Right Surround Back Left Surround Left Subwoofer

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

Here you can set the volume for each speaker so that they are all heard by the listener at the same level. We recommend holding a dB SPL (Sound Pressure Level) meter at the listening position, at arms length, and pointing straight up at the ceiling, adjust the level of each speaker in turn unit it reads 75dB SPL when the meter is set to “C” weighting and Slow responce.

: Manual

: 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB

Note:

• The speaker level settings are not available in 7.1 Channel Input mode, Pure Direct mode and Source Direct mode.

Test tone:

Select “Manual” or “Auto” generation of the test tone with the 1

2 cursor buttons.

If you select “Auto”, the test tone will be cycled through in a circular pattern beginning at Front Left

→ Center → Front Right → Surround Right → Surround Back Right → Surround Back Left → Surround Left → Subwoofer → Front Left, in 2

seconds increments for each channel.

Using the 1

2 cursor buttons, adjust the volume level of the noise from the speaker so that it is the same level for all the speakers.

If you select “Manual”, adjust the output level of each speaker as listed below.

Move the cursor to Front Left by pressing the

15.

4 cursor button. This unit will emit a pink noise from the front left speaker.

Remember the level of this noise and then

press the 4 cursor button.

(Note that this can be adjusted to any level

between -12 and +12 dB in 0.5 dB increments.)

This unit will now emit the pink noise from the

center speaker.

Using the 1 and 2 cursor buttons, adjust the

16.

volume level of the noise from the center speaker so that it is the same level as the front left speaker.

Press the 4 cursor button again. This unit will

17.

now emit the pink noise from the front right speaker.

Repeat steps 17 and 18 for the front right and

18.

other speakers until all speakers are adjusted to the same volume level.

After you complete this portion of the setup, press the ENTER button to move the cursor to “Return”. Press the ENTER button to go to “Manual Setup”.

Notes:

• Speakers for which you selected “None” in the Speaker Size menu will not appear.

• Surround Back Left and Surround Back Right appear if it is set for two surround back speakers in the Speaker Size menu.

• Surround Back appears if it is set for one surround back speaker in the Speaker Size menu.

• To adjust the speaker levels for 7.1 channel input sources, you will need to use the 7.1 ch Input sub menu. (See page 26)

• Subwoofer can be set from –18dB to +12dB.

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3 SURROUND SETUP

This menu is for setting surround effect parameters for the various surround input signals so as to bring out the live audio effect of your speaker system.

•

Channel level:

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“3-1 CHANNEL LEVEL”

BASIC

•

x Music Parameter:

“3-2 PLII x MUSIC PARAMETER”

•

CSII Parameter:

“3-3 CSII PARAMETER”

•

NEO:6 Parameter:

BASIC OPERATION

“3-4 NEO:6 PARAMETER”

(see page 34)

(see page 35)

1. Select “Surround Setup” from the Main Menu with the 3

4 cursor buttons and press the

ENTER button.

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buttons and press the ENTER button.

Surround Setup

Channel Level

PL x Music Parameter CS Parameter NEO: 6 Parameter HT-EQ. LFE Level M-DAX

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

: Off : 0dB : Off

Select the desired menu with the 3

HT-EQ.:

OPERATION

Select to active the HT-EQ with the 1 or 2 cursor

ADVANCED

buttons. The total balance of a film soundtrack will be excessively bright and harsh when played back over audio equipment in the home. This is because ﬁ lm soundtracks were designed to be played back in large movie theater environments.

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Activating the HT-EQ feature when watching a ﬁ lm made for movie theaters corrects this and restores the correct tonal balance. The HT-EQ feature is available except in the following modes.

• 7.1 CH INPUT

• PURE DIRECT

• SOURCE DIRECT

• Dolby Head Phone

• When VIRTUAL is set for the surround mode

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LFE Level:

Select the output level of the LFE signal included in the Dolby Digital signal or the DTS signal. Select “0dB”, “–10 dB” or “OFF” with the 1 or 2 cursor button.

4 cursor

M-DAX:

Select the desired M-DAX mode. Select “High”, “Low” or “Off” with the 1 or 2 cursor button. (See page 43)

After you complete this portion of the setup, move the cursor to “Return” with the 3, 4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER button.

Surround Setup

Channel Level

PL x Music Parameter CS Parameter NEO: 6 Parameter HT-EQ. LFE Level M-DAX

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

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Channel Level

Surround Mode

Center Surround Right Surround Back Right Surround Back Left Surround Left Subwoofer

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

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PL x Music Parameter

ParameterCenter

Panorama Dimension Center Width

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

: Auto

: 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB

: Default

: Off : 0 : 3

: Off : 0dB : Off

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CS Parameter

TrubassCenter

SRS Dialog

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

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NEO: 6 Parameter

Center Gain

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

: 0

: 0.3

3-1 CHANNEL LEVEL

1. Select “Surround Setup” from Main Menu with

4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER

button.

Select “Channel Level” with the 3

buttons and press the ENTER button.

Set the Surround Mode with the 1

buttons.

Channel Level

Surround Mode

Center Surround Right Surround Back Right Surround Back Left Surround Left Subwoofer

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

: Auto

: 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB

4. Select the desired menu item with the 3 cursor buttons, set the desired level with the

2 cursor buttons, and press the ENTER

button.

Surround Mode:

The surround mode can be independently set for 3 modes.

1. Multi Ch STEREO

2. CSII

3. Others

CHANNEL LEVEL

Center:

Set the effect level of the center speaker between –12 and +12 level in 0.5 level interval .

• If “None” was selected for the center speaker setting in the Speaker Size, then this setting will not appear.

Surround Left or Right:

Set the effect level of the Surround speaker between –12 and +12 level in 0.5 level interval .

• If “None” was selected for the surround speakers setting in the Speaker Size, then this setting will not appear.

Surround Back Left or Right:

Set the effect level of the Surround Back speaker between –12 and +12 level in 0.5 level interval .

• If “None” was selected for the surround back speakers setting in the Speaker Size, then this setting will not appear.

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Subwoofer:

Set the effect level of the subwoofer speaker between –18 and +12 level in 0.5 level interval .

• If “No” was selected for the subwoofer speaker setting in the Speaker Size, then this setting will not appear.

Note:

• Setting to a mode other than multichannel stereo or CSII will affect the speaker level as explained in “2-2 MANUAL SETUP”.

After you complete this portion of the setup, move the cursor to “Return” with the 3 or 4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER button to go to the Surround Setup menu.

3-2 PLIIx (PRO LOGIC IIx) MUSIC PARAMETER

Pro LogicIIx-Music mode creates a rich and enveloping surround ambience from stereo sources such as CDs. In this mode, this unit includes three controls to ﬁ netune the sound ﬁ eld as follows.

Select “Surround Setup” in Main Menu with

4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER

button.

Select “PLIIx Music Parameter” with the 3

4 cursor buttons.

Press the ENTER button to enter the

selection.

PL x Music Parameter

ParameterCenter

Panorama Dimension Center Width

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

: Default

: Off : 0 : 3

Parameter:

Select “Default” or “Custom” with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons. If you select “Custom”, you can adjust three parameters as listed below.

Panorama:

Select the Panorama mode “On” or “Off” with the

1 or 2 cursor buttons. Panorama wraps the sound of the front left and right speakers around you, for an exciting perspective.

Dimension:

Set the Dimension level between –3 and +3 level in 1 level intervals with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons. Adjust the sound ﬁ eld either towards the front or towards the rear. This can be useful to help achieve a more suitable balance from all the speakers with certain recordings.

Center Width:

Set the Center Width level between 0 and 7 in 1 level intervals with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons. Center width allows you to gradually spread the center channel sound into the front left and right speakers. At its widest setting, all the sound from the center is mixed into the left and right speakers. This control may help achieve a more spacious sound or a better blend for the front image. If “None” was selected for the center speaker setting in the Speaker Size menu, this setting cannot be selected.

After you complete this portion of the setup, move cursor to “Return” with the 3 or 4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER button.

3-3 CSII PARAMETER

1. Select “Surround Setup” from Main Menu with the 3 ENTER button.

Select “CS II Parameter” with the 3

buttons.

Press the ENTER button to enter the

selection.

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

Trubass:

Set the Trubass level between 0 and 6 in 1- level increments with the Trubass produced by the speakers are an octave below the actual physical capabilities of the speakers adding exciting, deeper bass effects.

SRS Dialog:

Set the SRS Dialog level between increments This can be popped out of the surround audio effects, allowing the listener to easily discern what the actors say. If “None” was selected for the center speaker setting in the Speaker Size menu, this setting cannot be selected.

4 cursor buttons and press the

CS Parameter

TrubassCenter

SRS Dialog

Return

1 or 2

: 0

cursor buttons.

with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons.

4 cursor

0 and 6

in 1-

After you complete this portion of the setup, move cursor to “Return” with the 3 or 4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER button.

Note:

• This parameter can only be set in the CSII mode.

3-4 NEO:6 PARAMETER

The DTS NEO:6 mode enables a maximum 6.1 channel output with just 2 channel input. (It also supports 5.1 channel input.) This mode expands the sound image from the center channel.

Select “Surround Setup” from Main Menu

with the 3 ENTER button.

Select “NEO:6 Parameter” with the 3

cursor buttons.

Press the ENTER button to enter the

selection.

4. Set the Center Gain level between 0.0 and 1.0 in 0.1 level buttons.

After you complete this portion of the setup, move cursor to “Return” with the 3 or 4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER button.

Notes:

• This parameter can only be set in the NEO:6-Music mode.

• If “None” was selected for the center speaker setting in the Speaker Size menu, this setting is disabled.

4 cursor buttons and press the

NEO: 6 Parameter

Center Gain

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

increments

: 0.3

with the 1

2 cursor

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Video settings are made as follows.

Select “Video Setup” from the Main Menu

with the 3 or 4 cursor buttons and press the

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ADVANCED

ENTER button.

Video Setup

Video Convert

TV-Auto OSD Information Component I / P Convert HDMI Output HDMI Output Resolution

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

Select the desired menu with the 3 or 4 cursor

: Disable : Enable : Disable : Output1 : Auto

buttons and press the ENTER button.

•

Video Convert

This unit is equipped to convert video signals for monitor output. This section explains how to set up conversion for each type of video input.

Select “Video Setup” from the Main Menu

SETUP

with the 3 or 4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER button.

Select “Video Convert” with the 3 or 4 cursor

buttons and press the ENTER button.

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Video Convert

DVD VCR DSS AUX1 TAPE CD/R AUX2

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

Select “Function” with the 3 or 4 cursor buttons

: Analog & HDMI

: Analog & HDMI : Analog & HDMI : Analog & HDMI : Analog & HDMI : Analog & HDMI : Analog & HDMI : Analog & HDMI

and set the video conversion mode with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons

Analog&HDMI:

This mode both up-converts and down-converts analog video signals (Composite Video, S-Video, Component Video). Furthermore, it up-converts from analog video signal to HDMI. (It cannot downconvert from HDMI digital video signals to analog video signals.)

Analog Only:

This mode both up-converts and down-converts analog video signals (Composite Video, S-Video, Component Video). It does not up-convert to HDMI.

Off:

This mode turns off all conversion features.

Note:

• For details on video convert feature, see page 45.

•

TV-Auto

Select the TV-Auto On/Off function to enable or disable with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons. (refer to page 44)

•

OSD Information

Select the OSD information function to “Enable” or “Disable” with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons. If you select “Enable”, this unit will display the status of the feature (Volume up/down, input select, etc..) on the monitor. If you do not desire this information, select “Disable”.

Note:

• OSD information is not output to Monitor Output of HDMI and Component Video. However, OSD information is output if the Video Convert function is used to output Video or S-Video video signals to Monitor Out of HDMI and Component Video.

For details, refer to“Video Convert”on page 45.

•

Component I/P Convert

Set whether or not to convert 480i/576i signals to 480p/576p signals when outputting the analog video input signal input from the VIDEO terminals, S-VIDEO terminals, or COMPONENT terminals. Select “Enable” or “Disable.”

Disable: Do not convert Enable: Convert

Note:

This setting is enabled only when Video Convert is set to other than Off.

•

HDMI Output

This setting is for selecting which output terminal, HDMI 1 or HDMI 2, to output the signal to. Select the output destination with the 1 / 2 cursor buttons.

•

HDMI Output Resolution

Selects the resolution of the video signal output from the HDMI terminal of this unit. Select from the following using the 1 or 2 cursor buttons.

Auto ↔ Through ↔ 480/576p ↔ 720p ↔ 1080i ↔ 1080p ↔ Auto

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5 PREFERENCE

•

Zone A Setup :

•

Zone B Setup :

“5-1 ZONE SETUP”

•

DC Trigger Setup :

“5-2 DC TRIGGER SETUP”

Select “Preference” from Main Menu with the

4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER

button.

Preference

Zone A Setup

Zone B Setup DC Trigger Setup Optical Output Standby Mode Audio HDMI Audio HDMI Lip Sync

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

2. Select the desired menu with the 3 buttons and press the ENTER button.

Optical:

Select when using equipment with optical digital output. Rec: Select when recording to a CD

recorder or MD recorder. (See page 12)

Zone B: Select when using ZONE B.

(See pages 21, 38, 53)

Standby:

When this is set to “Economy”, you can reduce the power consumption when the unit is in the Standby mode. When “Economy” is selected, “TV Auto” and “RS-232C” are disabled when the unit is in the Standby mode.

Audio:

In the Audio mode, Dolby Digital and DTS output is set to either “Main” or “Sub”. Select “Audio” with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons, then select Main ↔ Sub ↔ Main+Sub with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons.

(see page 38)

: Rec : Economy : Main : Enable : Disable

4 cursor

HDMI Audio:

This setting determines whether to play back audio input to the HDMI jacks through the unit or output it through the unit to a TV or projector. Enable: The audio input to the HDMI jacks can

be played back by this unit.

In such case, audio signals are not

output to the TV or projector.

Through: The audio input to the HDMI jacks is not

output from the speaker terminals of the unit. Audio data is output directly to the TV or projector. This setting is used to listen to audio on a multi channel TV, etc.

HDMI Lipsync:

Video signals may take longer to process than audio signals depending on the connected video equipment. When the unit is connected to TV or Projector supporting Auto Lipsync Correction in HDMI

1.3a, audio and video can be automatically synchronized using this function. Use the 1 or 2 cursor buttons to switch between Enable and Disable. Enable: Auto Lipsync Correction is used to

synchronize audio and video.

Disable: Deactivates this function.

Note:

• This function is not available when the unit is connected to equipment that does not support HDMI

1.3a or Auto Lipsync Correction. For details, check the user’s manual of the connected equipment.

• If this function is unavailable, you can use the regular Lipsync function to synchronize audio and video. (See page 44)

After you complete this portion of the setup, move the cursor to “Return” with the 3 or 4 cursor buttons and

ENTER

press the

button.

Preference

Zone A Setup

Zone B Setup DC Trigger Setup Optical Standby Mode Audio HDMI Audio HDMI Lip Sync

Return

: Up / Down : Enter : Select Exit : Exit

Zone A Setup

Audio Source

Sleep Timer Stereo / Mono. Zone Pre Out Volume Mode Level Zone Speaker Out Volume Mode Level

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

Zone B Setup

Audio Source

Sleep Timer Zone Digital Out

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

: DVD

: Off : Stereo : Off : Variable : -90dB :

* * *

: DVD (Dig.2)

: Off : Off

: Rec : Economy : Main : Enable : Disable

DC Trigger Setup

TriggerSystem Error!!

TV DVD VCR DSS AUX1 TAPE CD/R

7.1ch Input / AUX2 Tun er USB Audio Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

: Disable

* * *

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

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NAMES AND

5-1 ZONE SETUP

FUNCTION

The SR6003 has source selectors, sleep timers, zonespeaker output, and remote controller for the two other ZONEs in the ZONE system. These features can be set from this menu.

CONNECTIONS

OPERATION

Select “Preference” from the Main Menu

BASIC

with the 3 or 4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER button.

Select “Zone A Setup” or “Zone B Setup” with

the 3 or 4 cursor buttons.

BASIC OPERATION

Press the ENTER button to enter the setting.

The following explanation shows how to operate ZONE A of the ZONE system.

ADVANCED

SETUP

Zone A Setup

Audio Source

Sleep Timer Stereo / Mono. Zone Pre Out Volume Mode Level Zone Speaker Out Volume Mode Level

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

: DVD

: Off : Stereo : Off : Variable : -90dB :

* * *

The following explanation shows how to operate ZONE B of the ZONE system.

ADVANCED

Zone B Setup

Audio Source

Sleep Timer Zone Digital Out

Return

: DVD(Dig.2)

: Off : Off

Select the desired item with the 3

4 cursor

button.

Audio Source:

Select the audio source of the ZONE output with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons.

Sleep Timer:

The sleep mode is available when the ZONE is active, set the time with 1 or 2 cursor buttons. The sleep timer can be set to a maximum 120 minutes in 10 minute increments.

Stereo / Mono: (Zone A only)

This mode switches audio output to the ZONE system between Monaural and Stereo, using the 1 and 2 cursor buttons.

Zone Pre Out: (Zone A only)

Switch the zone pre out “On” or “Off” with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons.

Volume Mode: (Zone A only)

Select whether the zone pre out level is Variable or Fixed with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons.

Level (Volume Level): (Zone A only)

Adjust the zone pre out level with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons. The volume can be set between

-90 dB and 0 dB in 1 dB increments.

Zone Speaker Out: (Zone A only)

Switch the zone speaker out “On” or “Off” with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons.

Volume Mode: (Zone A only)

Select whether the zone speaker out level is Variable or Fixed with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons.

Level (Volume Level): (Zone A only)

Adjust the zone speaker out level with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons. The volume can be set between

-90 dB and 0 dB in 1 dB increments.

Zone Digital Out: (Zone B only)

Switch the zone digital out “On” or “Off” with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons.

5-2 DC TRIGGER SETUP

This unit has a DC trigger control jack, which can be used to link with input functions for the main ZONE or ZONE A or ZONE B.

Select “Preference” from Main Menu with the

4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER

button.

Select “DC Trigger Setup” with the 3 or 4

cursor buttons.

Press the ENTER button to enter the

selection.

DC Trigger Setup

TriggerSystem Error!!

TV DVD VCR DSS AUX1 TAPE CD/R

7.1ch Input / AUX2 Tuner USB Audio Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

4. You can select “Main Zone”, “Zone A”, “Zone B”, “Remote”

cursor buttons.

Note:

• Remote is available for the external control. The RC003SR cannot operate the function.

Select desired input source with the 3

cursor buttons.

: Disable

* * *

“Disable” with the 1

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: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

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Note:

• Zone Speaker Out setting can be changed when the Surround Back is set to “None” in the Speaker Size menu and “SPEAKER C” is in the OFF position on the rear panel. When this setting is unavailable, “***” is displayed.

• If “Volume” is set to “Fixed”, the ZONE output level cannot be adjusted from the ZONE A.

• Zone Speaker Out cannot be on the ZONE B.

• Functions other than ones that are set to either DIGITAL IN 1-5 or F cannot be selected in ZONE B. There are no MONO/ST, VOL, LEV or SPKR settings for ZONE B.

• If Optical Output is set to Rec (See page 37), Zone B functions cannot be used.

Set to “On” or “Off” with the 1

2 cursor

buttons.

After you complete this portion of the setup,

move the cursor to “Return” with the 3 cursor button and press the ENTER button.

Note:

• When an input source that is on in the set ZONE is selected, voltage is output to the DC TRIGGER output terminal.

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6 ACOUSTIC EQ

This display is for setting up the equalizer and changing the Equalizer mode.

•

Preset Graphic EQ Adjust :

“6-1 PRESET G. EQ ADJ”

•

Check Auto EQ :

“6-2 CHECK AUTO”

EQ Mode:

There are 4 equalizer modes to choose from: Preset Graphic EQ that allows the user to manually adjust the equalizer, and Audyssey, Audyssey Front and FLAT that automatically adjust the equalizer from the measurement results of the Auto Setup feature (see page 29).

Audyssey Front:

This mode matches the characteristics of each speaker to those of the front speakers.

Audyssey Flat:

This mode ﬂ attens the frequency characteristics of all speakers. It is suited for playback of multichannel music such as Dolby Digital and DTS.

Audyssey:

This mode adjusts the frequency characteristics of all speakers so as to create the best listening environment for the sound characteristics of the listening room.

Preset:

This mode adjusts the graphic equalizer that was set in Preset Graphic EQ Adjust to adjust the characteristics of each speaker (see page 40).

Off:

The graphic equalizer is not used.

Select “Acoustic EQ” from Main Menu with the

4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER

button.

Select “EQ. Mode” with the 3

buttons.

(see page 40)

4 cursor

After you complete this portion of the setup, move the cursor to “RETURN” with the 3 or 4 cursor buttons and press the ENT

button. To use the remote controller (RC003SR) to change the EQ Mode, press the AMP button and press the EQ button.

Each time this button is pressed, the EQ Mode changes as follows.

Off Audyssey Front

Preset

Audyssey Flat

Audyssey

Notes:

“Audyssey Front”, “Audyssey Flat” and “Audyssey”

• can be selected after executing the Auto Setup feature.

• If a speaker that was determined “No” in Auto Setup is manually turned on, the “ Front” and “

Audyssey

”, “

Audyssey

Flat” modes cannot be

selected.

• The equalizer turns off when the Pure Direct mode, Source Direct mode, Dolby Headphone or Virtual mode is set.

• Acoustic EQ Modes are not used during playback of Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus, or DTS-HD signals.

Even in this case, settings made using Speaker Auto

Setup (speaker yes/no, distance, size, channel level, crossover) are enabled.

• Tone Control is disabled when an EQ Mode is in use.

Acoustic EQ.

EQ. Mode

Preset Graphic EQ. Adjust Check Auto EQ.

Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

Preset Adjust Reset

Channel

63Hz 125Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1kHz 2kHz 4kHz 8kHz 16kHz Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

: Channel

: Front Left

: 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB

[dB] +9dB

0dB

-9dB

-18dB 63

125250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 16k

: Off

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

Check Auto

EQ. Mode

Channel 63Hz 125Hz 250Hz 500Hz

[Hz]

1kHz 2kHz 4kHz 8kHz 16kHz Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

: Audyssey

: Front Left : -15.0dB : -2.0dB : -5.0dB : +9.0dB : +3.0dB : -5.0dB : -7.0dB : -18.0dB : -20.0dB

[dB]

+9dB

0dB

-9dB

-18dB 125250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 16k

BASIC OPERATION

[Hz]

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

Select “Audyssey Front”, “Audyssey Flat”,

“Audyssey”, “Preset” or “Off” with the 1 cursor buttons.

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NAMES AND

6-1 PRESET G. EQ ADJ

FUNCTION

These modes allow you to set a 9-band graphic equalizer for each of the 7 channels.

Select “Acoustic EQ” from Main Menu with the

CONNECTIONS

4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER

button.

BASIC

Select “Preset Graphic EQ Adjust” with the 3

4 cursor buttons.

Press the ENTER button to enter the

BASIC OPERATION

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

selection.

Preset Adjust Reset

Channel

63Hz 125Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1kHz 2kHz 4kHz 8kHz 16kHz Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

: Channel

: Front Left

: 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB : 0.0dB

[dB]

+9dB

0dB

-9dB

-18dB 63

125250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 16k

Reset:

Using the 1 or 2 cursor buttons, select the

SETUP

channel(s) to be reset to either the currently displayed channel (“Channel”) or all channels (“All-Channel”), and press the ENTER button to enter the setting. “All-Channel” : Resets all channels. “Channel” : Resets only the currently

OPERATION

ADVANCED

displayed channel.

Channel:

Select the channel (“Front Left”, “Center”, “Front Right”, “Surround Right”, “Surround Back Right”, “Surround Back Left” or “Surround Left”)

to adjust with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons, and switch to the adjustment mode with the 4 cursor button.

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Frequency:

Select the target frequency on the graph with the 3 or 4 cursor buttons. Adjust the level with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons. (Note that this can be adjusted to any level between –20 and +9 dB in 0.5 dB increments.) Move to the next frequency with the 3 or 4 cursor buttons, and adjust the level.

OTHERS

After you complete this portion of the setup move cursor to “Return” with the 3 or 4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER button.

6-2 CHECK AUTO

These menus are for conﬁ rming the results of Auto Setup function equalizer measurement (Audyssey Front, Audyssey Flat, Audyssey).

Select “Acoustic EQ” from Main Menu with the

4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER

button.

2. Select “Check Auto EQ” with the 3 or 4 cursor buttons.

Press the ENTER button to enter the

selection.

Check Auto

EQ. Mode

Channel 63Hz 125Hz 250Hz

[Hz]

500Hz 1kHz 2kHz 4kHz 8kHz 16kHz Return

: Up / Down : Change Enter : Exit : Exit

EQ. Mode:

Select EQ (mode) with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons followed by the desired equalizer (“Audyssey”, “Audyssey Front”, “Audyssey Flat”).

Channel:

Select the channel to check with the 1 or 2 cursor buttons.

Notes:

• The frequency will not be exactly the same as in the Preset Graphic EQ modes.

• Front Left and Front Right are not indicated on the Audyssey Front mode.

Once ﬁ nished checking, select “Return” with

the 3 or 4 cursor buttons and press the ENTER button to return to the “Acoustic EQ” menu.

: Audyssey

: Center : -15.0dB : -2.0dB : -5.0dB : +9.0dB : +3.0dB : -5.0dB : -7.0dB : -18.0dB : -20.0dB

[dB]

+9dB

0dB

-9dB

-18dB 125250 500 1k 2k 4k 8k 16k

[Hz]

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ADVANCED OPERATION

AMP OPERATION

USING THE SLEEP TIMER

To program this unit for automatic standby, press the SLEEP button on the remote controller. Each press of the button will increase the time before shut down in the following sequence.

OFF 10 20 30 5040

100 90 80 70 60110120

The sleep time will be shown for a few seconds in the display on the front panel, and it will count down until the time has elapsed. When the programmed sleep time has elapsed, the unit will automatically turn off. Note that the SLEEP indicator on the display will illuminate when the Sleep function is programmed. To cancel the Sleep function, press the SLEEP button until the display shows “SLEEP OFF” and the SLEEP indicator will disappear.

DISPLAY MODE

You can select the display mode for the front display of the unit. To select this mode, press the DISPLAY on the remote controller or the front panel. When this button is pressed, the display mode is switched in the following sequence. Normal → Volume → Auto display OFF → Display OFF → Normal Mode

Normal mode:

Volume mode:

Auto Display Off mode:

Display Off mode:

Note:

The following three mode types are displayed.

• Displays the selected input function. If the function has been renamed using the Function Rename feature (see page 27), the renamed name appears on the display.

• Displays the input mode set via the Function Input Setup feature. (See page 26)

• Displays the status of the selected surround mode.

The input function and input mode are displayed in the upper part, and the current volume level is displayed in the lower part.

The display is off. But, if you make a change to the unit such as the input or surround mode, the display will show that change, then go back to off after about 3 seconds. When changing the volume, it is not displayed.

The display is off completely.

• Only the “DISP” indicator will be illuminated on the front display in display off condition.

RECORDING AN ANALOG SOURCE

In normal operation, the audio or video source selected for listening through this unit is sent to the record outputs. This means that any program you are watching or listening to may be recorded simply by placing machines connected to the outputs for TAPE OUT, CD/CDR OUT and VCR OUT in the record mode.

To record the input source signal you are currently watching or listening to

1. Select the input source to record by turning the INPUT SELECTOR knob on the front panel or simply press the input selector buttons on the remote controller.

The input source is now selected and you may

watch or listen to it as desired.

The currently selected input source signal is

output to the TAPE OUT, CD/CDR OUT and VCR OUT outputs for recording.

Start recording to the recording component as

desired.

Notes:

• When connecting only digital signal input, output cannot be made to the TAPEOUT, CD/CDR OUT or VCR OUT terminals. When using recording functions, be sure to also make connections for analog signal input.

• No conversion is made from Video signal input to S-Video signal output or from S-Video signal input to Video signal output. Always use the same signal type for both input and output.

• Video or audio signals input to HDMI input terminals cannot be recorded.

SELECTING ANALOG AUDIO INPUT OR DIGITAL AUDIO INPUT

If you have already assigned the digital inputs, you can temporarily select the audio input mode for each input source as following procedures. Press the AMP button and press the A/D button. When this button is pressed, the input mode is switched in the following sequence. Auto → HDMI → Digital → Analog → Auto

Auto mode:

The types of signals being input to the digital and analog input jacks for the selected input source are detected automatically. If no digital signal is being input, the analog input jacks are selected automatically.

HDMI mode:

HDMI mode can be selected only when an HDMI input has been assigned as an input source. When “HDMI Audio” under Preference of the Setup Menu is set to “Through”, the HDMI mode cannot be selected.

Digital mode:

The input signal is ﬁ xed to an assigned digital input terminal.

Analog mode:

The analog input jacks are selected.

This selection is temporary and will not be stored in memory. To store changes to the input mode, select “Input Setup” from the Main Menu. (See page 26)

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

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NAMES AND

SELECTING THE SURROUND MODE

FUNCTION

Example: AUTO SURROUND

CONNECTIONS

BASIC

NIGHT MODE

Useful at night or when loud noise is undesirable, this mode compresses the dynamic range, making it easier to hear quieter audio content without increasing the overall volume. Note that the effect of night mode is determined by the Dolby Digital content. Night mode may have no effect with content that does not support this function.

LISTENING THROUGH HEADPHONES

This jack may be used to listen to the unit’s output through a pair of headphones. Be certain that the headphones have a standard 1/4” stereo phono plug. Note that the speakers will automatically be turned off when the headphone jack is in use.

DOLBY HEADPHONE MODE

This feature simulates the waveforms of the actual sounds heard from the speakers. When headphones are used, the MENU button automatically switches to the Dolby headphone mode. The OSD that appears when the MENU button is pressed is shown below.

HEAD PHONE

DOLBY HP MODE :DH SURROUND :PL

II MV

BASIC OPERATION

(Using the unit)

To select the Auto surround mode during playback, press the AUTO button on the front panel.

(Using the remote controller)

To select the Auto surround mode, press the AMP

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

button and press the AUTO button.

• For surround modes, see “Surround Mode” on page 57.

DIALOGUE NORMALIZATION MESSAGE

Dialogue Normalization (Dial Norm) is a feature of

SETUP

Dolby Digital. When playing back software which has been encoded in Dolby Digital, sometimes you may see a brief message on the FL display which will read "D-NORM X dB" (X being a numeric value). Dialogue Normalization serves to let you know if the

OPERATION

ADVANCED

source material has been recorded at a higher or lower level than usual. For example, if you see the following message: "D-NORM + 4 dB" on the FL display, to keep the overall output level constant just turn down the volume control by 4 dB. In other words, the source material that you are listening to has been recorded 4 dB louder than usual.

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If you do not see a message on the FL display, then no adjustment of the volume control is necessary.

To select this mode, press the AMP button on

the remote controller.

Each time the NIGHT button is pressed, the

mode changes according to the following options indicated on the front of the unit.

• AUTO Mode

NIGHT AUTO

AUTO mode is available when decording Dolby

TrueHD signals.

When night mode is activated, “NIGHT” is

illuminated on the front of the unit. (See page 6)

↓

•

NIGHTModeON

NIGHT ON

Setting the Night mode to “ON” compresses the

dynamic range in Dolby Digital only.

↓

• NIGHT Mode OFF

NIGHT OFF

Turn off the Night mode.

Note:

• When using headphones, the surround mode will change to STEREO and Dolby Headphone by MENU and Cursor button.

• The surround mode returns to the previous setting as soon as the headphone plug is removed from the jack.

L LEVEL :+10.0dB R LEVEL : 0.0dB

DOLBY HP (Headphone) MODE can be selected with the left and right cursor buttons. BYPASS → DH (DOLBY Headphone) → BYPASS

BYPASS: Bypasses the Dolby headphone mode

DH: Dolby Headphone is a signal processing

It makes it possible to experience the

When the PURE DIRECT mode is selected, Dolby surround processing is bypassed and “✽✽✽” is displayed as the mode indication.

The surround mode can be selected when the modes in DH is selected.

L/R LEVEL can be set in the ±12 dB range.

Notes:

and delivers ordinary 2-channel stereo.

system that delivers a sound similar to room speakers.

volume and space of a 5-channel surround system using ordinary stereo headphones.

• The surround mode returns to the previous setting as soon as the plug is removed from the jack.

• In headphone mode, Tone Control and ACOUSTIC EQ are not available.

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M-DAX (Marantz Dynamic Audio eXpander)

This function makes up for lost audio content in MP3 or AAC sources (from lossy compression) during playback. Choose one of the following levels for this effect as desired. “HIGH”: Stronger effect “LOW”: Weaker effect “OFF”: Deactivated.

(Using the remote controller)

When switching to M-DAX mode, press the AMP button. Press the M-DAX button. Each time this button is pressed, M-DAX changes as follows.

OFF LOW HIG

ATTENUATION TO ANALOG INPUT SIGNAL

If the selected analog audio input signal is greater than the capable level of internal processing, the “PEAK” indicator will light up on the front display. If this happens, you should press the ATT button on the remote controller. “ATT ” indicator will be illuminated when this function is activated. The signal-input level is reduced by about half. Attenuation will not work with the output signal of TAPE-OUT, CD/CD-R and VCR-OUT. This function is memorized for each individual input source.

SPEAKER A/B

7.1 CH INPUT

This unit is equipped for future expansion through the use of Multi channel Super Audio CD multichannel player or DVD-Audio player. When this is selected, the input signals connected to the L(front left), R (front right), CENTER, SL (surround left), SR (surround right) and SBL (surround back left) and SBR (surround back right) channels of the 7.1 CH. In jacks are output directly to the front (left and right), center, surround (left and right) and surround back speaker systems as well as the pre-out jacks without passing through the surround circuitry. In addition, the signal input to the SW (subwoofer) jack is output to the PRE OUT SW (subwoofer) jack. When 7.1 CH. INPUT is selected, the last video input used remains routed to the Monitor Outputs. This permits simultaneous viewing with video sources

Notes:

• When the 7.1 CH. Input is in use, you may not select a surround mode, as the external decoder determines processing.

• In addition, there is no signal at the record outputs when the 7.1 CH. Input is in use.

• Furthermore, the following functions are not available during 7.1 CH Input use.

Test Tone, NIGHT MODE, Source Direct, Pure

Direct, HT-EQ, Tone Control, Acoustic EQ.

AUX2 INPUT

If you don’t need to connect 7.1 Ch. input terminals with multi channel decoder, L(front left) and R (front right) inputs terminals are available as AUX2 input. In this case, You can connect additional audio source to AUX2 as other audio input terminals.

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

The “M-DAX” indicator on the front display lights when M-DAX mode is LOW or HIGH. (See page 6)

Notes:

• M-DAX is compatible with PCM (48 kHz or lower) and two-channel analog sources.

• The M-DAX is not available when Dolby Virtual Speaker mode is being used.

This unit has speaker system-A and speaker systemB for front L/R channels. You can select these systems by pressing SPKR A/B on the remote controller.

Press the SPKR A/B button. Each time this button is pressed, Speaker system A and B changes as follows.

A B A+B OFF

1. Select a desired Video source to decide the routed video signal to the Monitor Outputs.

Press the 7.1 button on the remote controller to

switch the 7.1 channel input.

If it is necessary to adjust the output level of

each channel, press the CH.SEL button on the remote controller.

Adjust the speaker output levels so that you can

hear the same sound level from each speaker at the listening position. For the front left, front right, center, surround left, surround right and surround back speakers, the output levels can be adjusted between –12 to +12 dB.

The subwoofer can be adjusted between –18

and +12 dB.

These adjustments result will be stored to 7.1

CH. INPUT memory.

Adjust the main volume with the MAIN

VOLUME knob or the VOL buttons on the remote controller.

To cancel the 7.1 CH. INPUT setting, press the 7.1 button on the remote controller.

VIDEO ON/OFF

When no video signal is connected to the unit or a DVD, etc., is connected directly to your TV, the unnecessary video circuit can be turned off by selecting the “VIDEO OFF” setting. To select video off, press the AMP button and press the V.OFF button.

The “V-OFF” indicator on the front display panel will light.

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

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NAMES AND

TV AUTO ON/OFF FUNCTION

FUNCTION

This function allows the component connected to the TV-VIDEO in jack to control the power (ON/OFF) to the unit.

AUTO POWER ON

CONNECTIONS

1. Be sure the TV auto mode is Enabled. (Refer to

BASIC

BASIC OPERATION

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

SETUP

OPERATION

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

page 36:)

Connect your TV TUNER (etc) to the TV-

VIDEO in terminal. Be sure to connect the VIDEO input.

Turn OFF the power to the TV TUNER and turn

standby to the unit.

Turn ON the TV TUNER and tune in a receivable

station.

When the station is received, this unit turns ON

and TV is selected automatically.

AUTO POWER OFF

1. In the above situation, turn the TV TUNER OFF or select a channel that does not contain any broadcast.

The power to the unit switches to STANDBY

after approx. 5 minutes.

Notes:

• AUTO POWER OFF is canceled if this unit is set to a source other than TV.

The function reactivates when TV is selected again.

• Some TV broadcasts may cause the TV AUTO FUNCTION to turn ON.

• The S-Video, component and HDMI terminal does not support “TV AUTO ON/OFF” function.

• This function is inactive when STANDBY MODE is set to ECONOMY. To use this function, set STANDBY MODE to NORMAL.

LIP.SYNC

Depending on the image device (TV, monitor, projector, etc.) connected to the unit a time lag can occur between image signal processing and audio signal processing. Though minor, this time lag can interfere with movie and music enjoyment. The LIP. SYNC feature delays the audio signal with respect to the image signal output from the unit to correct the time lag between the sound and image. It can be operated with the “LIP SYNC” and 1 and 2 cursor buttons of the remote controller. Set the remote controller to the AMP mode before operating the LIP.SYNC feature. The initial setting is OFF (0 ms). The time lag can be adjusted in 10 ms steps up to 200 ms. Watch the picture on the image device (i.e., TV, monitor, projector, etc.) as you adjust the time lag.

Note:

• The LIP.SYNC feature turns OFF (0 ms) in the SOURCE/PURE DIRECT mode. When the SOURCE/PURE DIRECT mode is deactivated, the set value of the LIP.SYNC feature is automatically restored.

• Even if you do not correct the time lag manually this way, audio and video are automatically synchronized when the unit is connected to TV or Projector supporting Auto Lipsync Correction in HDMI 1.3a. For instructions on Auto Lipsync Correction, see page 37.

DUAL BACKUP MEMORY

The unit stores settings information in nonvolatile memory even when the main power supply is turned off. Using the Dual Backup Memory function, you can write settings information to another memory area to back up saved settings for recovery anytime as needed.

BACKUP

Set up the unit in the state for which you want to store the settings. Hold the MEMORY and ENTER buttons on the front panel simultaneously for at least 3 seconds.

“MEMORY SAVING” is displayed and the unit’s settings are saved. The stored settings information is retained until Dual Backup Memory is used again and the information is overwritten.

MEMORY SAVING

Note:

• The following settings values cannot be backed up.

• Main ZONE Volume

• ZONE A Volume

• ZONE Speaker A Volume

RECOVERY OF MEMORY

Recover backed up settings as follows. Hold the MEMORY and MENU buttons on the front panel simultaneously for at least 3 seconds.

“MEMORY LOAD” is displayed and the unit’s stored settings are reapplied. The unit temporarily enters standby mode. If there is no backup data, “NO BACKUP” is displayed and no data is recovered.

MEMORY LOAD

NO BACKUP

Note:

• Because the following settings values are not backed up, each Volume value is set to Minimum.

• Main ZONE Volume

• ZONE A Volume

• ZONE Speaker A Volume

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VIDEO CONVERT

ANALOG VIDEO CONVERSION

This unit is equipped to convert video signals for monitor output. Because of this, indifferent of the connection (VIDEO, S-VIDEO, COMPONENT VIDEO) between the playback device and this unit, listening and viewing are possible with a single higher grade cable between the MONITOR OUT terminal of the unit and the monitor.

UP-CONVERSION FROM ANALOG VIDEO SIGNALS TO HDMI

The up-conversion feature of this unit can output the input analog video signals (for component video signals of 480i/576i, 480p/576P, 1080i and 720p resolution, and S-Video and Video (composite) of 480i/576i resolution) to the HDMI MONITOR terminal.

Notes:

• HDMI video input is only output to the HDMI MONITOR OUT terminal of the unit. If connecting a playback device such as a DVD player to the HDMI input jack, connect the HDMI MONITOR OUT terminal of the unit to a TV monitor.

• This mode is unavailable for the REC out terminal.

• This mode is unavailable for still picture, fast forward and reverse play on video component.

If, while attempting to use the video convert feature,

• the unit cannot synchronize with the display device, “NO SIGNAL” appears on the monitor or noise is generated, this feature cannot be used. All of these signs are caused by equipment incompatibility; there is nothing wrong with the unit.

If this occurs, set “VIDEO CONVERT” in the

“VIDEO SETUP” menu to “DISABLE”. Next, connect the video input signal to the display component via the MONITOR OUT terminal under VIDEO and the S-video input signal to the display component via the MONITOR OUT terminal under S-VIDEO.

• The video convert feature constantly monitors input video signals and determines whether to convert the input signals or not. However, some input video signals cannot be detected correctly. If this occurs, set “VIDEO CONVERT” in the “VIDEO SETUP” menu to “DISABLE”.

CONNECTION EXAMPLE

• When a monitor is connected to the HDMI MONITOR OUT terminal of the unit

VIDEO

or S-VIDEO

or component

or HDMI

Notes:

• If the resolution of the component video signal input from the playback device is other than 480i/576i, 480p/576P, 1080i or 720p, images are not output from the HDMI MONITOR OUT terminal of the unit.

• If the resolution of the S-Video or Video signal input from the playback device is other than 480i/576i, images are not output from the HDMI MONITOR OUT terminal of the unit.

• When a monitor is connected to the VIDEO or SVIDEO MONITOR OUT terminals of the unit

VIDEO

or S-VIDEO

or component

HDMI

Notes:

• The HDMI video signal input from the playback device is not output from the VIDEO or S-VIDEO MONITOR OUT terminals of the unit.

• If the resolution of the component video signal input from the playback device is other than 480i/576i, it is not output from the VIDEO or S-VIDEO MONITOR OUT terminals of the unit.

• When a monitor is connected to the COMPONENT VIDEO MONITOR OUT terminal of the unit

VIDEO

or S-VIDEO

or component

HDMI

VIDEO

or S-VIDEO

component

Notes:

• The HDMI video signal input from the playback device is not output from the COMPONENT VIDEO MONITOR OUT terminal of the unit.

Notes of OSD menu system:

• The setup menu can be displayed through all video out terminals (“HDMI”, “COMPONENT”, “SVIDEO” and “VIDEO”).

• OSD information is output only to the VIDEO and S-VIDEO MONITOR OUT terminals.

OSD information is also output when the video

conversion feature is on and the video signal input to the VIDEO or S-VIDEO input jack of the unit is converted and output from the COMPONENT VIDEO or HDMI MONITOR OUT terminals.

I/P CONVERT

The video circuit of the unit is equipped with an I/P conversion feature. When this feature is on, 480i/576i analog video signals (VIDEO, S-VIDEO or COMPONENT VIDEO) input from a playback device can be converted to 480p/576p and progressively output to the COMPONENT VIDEO or HDMI MONITOR OUT terminals of the unit. (For setting instructions, see page 36)

Note:

When a monitor is connected to the HDMI MONITOR OUT terminal, and HDMI RESOLUTION is set to 720p, 1080i, 1080p, or AUTO, the I/P CONVERT for COMPONENT VIDEO OUTPUT does not function.

HDMI OUT

HDMI OUTPUT 1 or 2 can be selected and used with this unit. Each time the HDMI button on the remote controller is pressed, OUTPUT 1 is switched to OUTPUT 2 or vice versa. HDMI OUT 1 and HDMI OUT 2 cannot be output simultaneously.

HDMI-O = OUT1

HDMI RESOLUTION

This function is used to output the analog video signal to HDMI as follows.

• 480i/576i signals can be converted to 480p/576p, 1080i, 720p or 1080p signals, while 480p/576p signals can be converted to 1080i, 720p or 1080p signals.

• 720p signals can be converted to 1080i or 1080p.

• 1080i signals can be converted to 1080p.

• The output resolution can be set for HDMI OUT 1 and HDMI OUT 2.

Notes:

• Do not set to 1080i, 720p or 1080p when connected to a monitor that does not support 1080i, 720p or 1080p signals. The SETUP MENU will not be displayed. If the SETUP MENU is not displayed, change settings while viewing the main unit display panel.

• The resolution of analog component output cannot be changed.

• HDMI OUT 1 and HDMI OUT 2 cannot be output simultaneously.

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

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ADVANCED

OPERATION

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NAMES AND

FUNCTION

USB OPERATION

Any USB media that complies with the USB Mass Storage Class standard can be used with this unit. The USB media ﬁ le systems support FAT16 and FAT32. MP3, WMA, AAC and WAV music ﬁ les can be played

CONNECTIONS

back by the unit. (See page 49)

BASIC

To operate the unit from the remote controller, press the DMP button on the remote controller so that the USB mode is engaged.

BASIC OPERATION

PREPARATIONS FOR USB OPERATION

Note:

Before proceeding with USB operation, check that the unit and monitor screen are connected properly.

(Using the unit)

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

SETUP

1. To select USB, turn the INPUT SELECTOR knob on the front panel.

(Using the remote controller)

OPERATION

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

1. Press the DMP button two times in a row.

The top menu screen is displayed.

OTHERS

What appears on the FL display

→

USB:

→

NO DEVICE

q Function display:

Displays the names of the functions. w Status display: Displays the statuses of the USB function. Error

messages are also displayed. (See page 65)

What appears on the monitor screen (top menu)

USB Audio

e r

No device-30dB

Enter : Exit :

q Function display: Displays the names of the functions. w Status display: Displays the statuses of the USB function. (See page 49) e Volume display: Displays the volume level. r Guidance display: Displays descriptions of the function keys.

Connect the USB media containing the music

ﬁ les to the USB connector on the unit's front panel.

4. The folders and music ﬁ les contained on the USB media are displayed as a list.

What appears on the FL display

→

USB:Folder1

→

Album name

q Function display/main folder name:

Displays the names of the functions and main

folders. w Cursor information: Displays the currently selected ﬁ le and folder.

What appears on the monitor screen (File list)

USB Audio

q w

y i

../Folder1

Album name1

Album name2 Title name1.mp3 Title name2.wav Title name3.m4a Title name4.wma Title name5.mp3 Title name6.wav Title name7.m4a Title name8.wma

-30dB

: Browse

Stop

Enter : Select Exit :

[ 01/18 ]

e t

q Function display:

Displays the names of the functions. w Name of main folder: Displays the name of the main folder currently

listed and displayed. e List number/total number: Displays the list number at the cursor position and

the total number of ﬁ les and subfolders. r Subfolders, ﬁ le list: Displays the subfolders and ﬁ les in the order in

which they were stored on the storage media.

When ﬁ les and folders are mixed, the folders are

displayed ﬁ rst. t Selection cursor: Selects ﬁ les and folders. y Play status: Displays the play status of the ﬁ le being played. u Page indicator : Appears when the list pages can be scrolled up or

down.

i Guidance display: Displays descriptions of the function buttons.

Icon displays

:Folders (main folders, subfolders)

:Files being played

Notes:

• Only ASCII characters can be displayed on the unit's monitor screen and FL display. All other characters are converted into asterisks (*) and displayed.

• If no operation is performed for 10 minutes or longer, the screen saver display appears on the monitor screen.

• The screen saver can be enabled or disabled by holding down ENTER (either on the unit or remote controller) for 3 seconds on the top menu screen.

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REMOTE CONTROLLER

THE UNIT

3 / 4 (Remote controller, unit)

(Remote controller, unit)

ENTER (Remote controller, unit)

EXIT (Unit) 9 (STOP) (Remote controller) TOP (Remote controller)

PAGE + / – (Remote controller)

2 (PLAY) (Remote controller) ; (PAUSE) (Remote controller)

∞ / § (SKIP) (Remote controller)

5 / 6 (SEARCH) (Remote controller)

REPEAT

(Remote controller)

RANDOM

(Remote controller)

Cursor movement

Moves to the selected folder when the cursor is positioned at a folder.

Moves to the higher folder.

Moves to the selected folder when the cursor is positioned at a folder. Plays the selected ﬁ le when the cursor is positioned at a ﬁ le.

Pause

Moves to the highest folder.

(+) next page (-) previous page

Playback

Pause/release

(§) Plays the next ﬁ le. (∞) Plays the previous ﬁ le. (Cues when there is less than 1 second from the start of the ﬁ le.)

(6) Search + (5) Search –

Repeat play setting

Random play setting

PLAYING FILES ON THE USB MEDIA

2 3

1 2

1. Select the tracks to be played, and press the ENTER or 2 button.

The status display screen appears, and the

tracks are played in ﬁ le list order.

What appears on the FL display

→

USB:Artist nam

→

Title name

q Function display/name of artist:

Displays the names of the function and artist.

“Unknown” appears if there is no artist name. w Playback status/title: Displays the playback status and title. If the title

is unknown, the ﬁ lename minus its extension is

displayed.

What appears on the monitor screen (statuses)

USB Audio

../Folder1

08/18

Track

Title name

Title:

r t y

u i !0 !1 !2

q Function display:

Displays the names of the functions. w Status display: Displays the statuses of the USB function. Error

messages are also displayed. e Current ﬁ le number/total number of ﬁ les: Displays the number of the ﬁ le currently playing

and the total number of ﬁ les contained in the main

folder.

Artist: Album:

Elapsed Dulation

: Browse

Artist name Album name

00:03:26 00:09:19

Now Playing-30dB

Enter : Exit : Stop

r Title display:

Displays the title of the file being played. The

ﬁ lename is displayed if there is no tag information. t Artist name display: Displays the name of the play file artist.

“UNKNOWN” appears if there is no artist name. y Album name display: Displays the name of the play file album.

“UNKNOWN” appears if there is no album name. u Elapsed time: Displays the elapsed play time of the ﬁ le. i Content time: Displays the total play time of the ﬁ le. o Repeat/random statuses: Displays the repeat and random statuses. They

are not displayed when the settings are OFF. !0 Play status: Displays the play status of the currently selected

ﬁ le. !1 Volume display: Displays the volume level. !2 Guidance display: Displays descriptions of the function buttons.

Icon displays

The following icons are displayed on the screen.

: Folder (main folder) : File : Artist : Album : Elapsed time : Content time

To play another ﬁ le while a ﬁ le is playing, press

the 1 button, and display the ﬁ le list. Use the 3/4 buttons to move the icon to the desired

track, and press the ENTER or 2 (PLAY) button.

To stop playback, press the 9 button.

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

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NAMES AND

LISTENING TO FILES REPEATEDLY (REPEAT PLAY)

FUNCTION

The tracks on the USB media can be played in 1 track (1 ﬁ le) repeat mode, folder ﬁ le repeat mode or all tracks (all ﬁ les) repeat mode.

CONNECTIONS

BASIC

BASIC OPERATION

Each time the remote controller’s REPEAT button is pressed, the modes are selected in the following order.

OFF Folder

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

SETUP

: All ﬁ les repeat

: Folder ﬁ le repeat

: 1 ﬁ le repeat

Note:

When playing ﬁ les in folder ﬁ le repeat mode, the ﬁ les in the selected main folder will be played repeatedly. (Play does not include ﬁ les in the subfolders.)

ALL 1

PLAYING TRACKS AT RANDOM (RANDOM PLAY)

The ﬁ les contained on the USB media can be played at random.

Each time the remote controller’s RANDOM button is pressed, random play is changed from ON to OFF or vice versa. The range of random play differs depending on the repeat play setting.

Repeat off : All audio ﬁ les on the USB device are

played at random.

Repeat on : The files in the play range of the

repeat settings are played repeatedly at random.

Random play is started when the 2 button is pressed while ON is selected.

PLAYING SPECIFIC PARTS (SEARCH)

Search is started when the remote controller’s 5 or 6 button is pressed during play. Thesearchspeedcanthenbechangedbypressingtheremotecontroller’s5or6button.

• Search + / Search Each time the 6 (Search +) or 5 (Search -) button is pressed, the speed is changed by one setting in the

following sequence.

SEARCH 1 + → SEARCH 2 + → SEARCH 3 + → PLAY → SEARCH 1 + → SEARCH 1 – → SEARCH 2 – → SEARCH 3 – → PLAY → SEARCH 1 + →

Search mode

SEARCH 1 +/-

SEARCH 2 +/-

SEARCH 3 +/-

What appears on the monitor display

（+）1 Search + （+）1 6 （–）1 Search – （–）1 5

（+）2 Search + （+）2 6 （–）2 Search – （–）2 5

（+）3 Search + （+）3 6 （–）3 Search – （–）3 5

Operations that appear on the FL display

Movement Rapid advance at 2x normal speed

Rapid reverse at 2x normal speed Rapid advance at 4x normal speed Rapid reverse at 4x normal speed

Rapid advance at 10x normal speed Rapid reverse at 10x normal speed

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OTHER Status displays

When any of the displays listed in the table below have appeared on the FL display, it means that the unit is one of the statuses listed below.

What appears on the FL display

NO DEVICE

UNKNOWNDEVICE

UNKNOWN FS

OVER CURRENT

NO AUDIO FILE

CAN‘T PLAY

What appears on the

monitor display

No device

Unknown device

Unknown FS

Over current

No audio ﬁ le

Can’t play

Status

No USB storage device is connected.

An unrecognizable device has been connected.

USB media with an unsupported ﬁ le system has been connected.

The overcurrent protection function of the unit’s USB connector has been triggered.

USB media with no playback files recorded on it has been connected.

The unit has attempted to play a non-playable ﬁ le.

Supported media

• Do not connect a personal computer to the unit's USB connector. Music cannot be imported to the unit's USB connector from a personal computer.

• It may not be possible to use a media device that has been plugged into a USB card reader.

• Depending on the USB media being used, it may take some time to read the data.

• Depending on the USB media being used, it may not be possible to read the data correctly or the power may not be supplied correctly.

• Users should bear in mind that we will not be liable in any way for any losses of or changes to data or for any media malfunctions which occur while the USB media device is being used. We recommend that you make a backup of any data stored on USB media before using the media in this unit.

Speciﬁ cations Compliance with USB 2.0 full speed Connections supported Devices in compliance with the USB Mass Storage Class standard

Sub class SCSI

− USB ﬂ ash memory devices (sizes of 256MB and up supported)

− HDDs supporting USB connections

− When a portable audio player is used as a USB memory devices

File systems supported

• When USB media is partitioned, the unit can read only the ﬁ rst partition. Furthermore, depending on the partition conﬁ guration, it may not be possible to read the partition correctly.

Formats FAT16/FAT32

Hierarchy

Partition Firstonly Maximumnumberoffolders 700 Maximumnumberofﬁles 65535 Maximum number of folder characters Maximum number of file characters

Hierarchicallevelsoffolderswhoseﬁlescanbeplayedhierarchically:Max. 8levelsexcludingtheroot

64Byte(VFATlongnamessupported)

640Byte(VFATlongnamessupported)Extensions(.xxx)included

Playable ﬁ le formats

• Copyright-protected audio ﬁ les cannot be played using the unit.

• Playlists are not supported.

• Even if the selected music ﬁ les were recorded in a format supported by the unit, it may not be possible to play them or noise may be heard.

Standards supported

MP3

WMA wma WMA Tag

AAC m4a

WAV wav None

Extension

mp3 ID3V1/ID3V2 MPEG-1 Layer-III

mp3 ID3V1/ID3V2

Character information supported

AAC header (iTunes content information)

Standard Range supported

Sampling frequency 32kHz – 48kHz

Bit rate

MPEG-2 LSF Layer-

III

Microsoft Windows Media Audio 9.2 supported

MPEG-2/4 AAC LC

RIFF Waveform Audio Format

Sampling frequency 16kHz – 24kHz

Bit rate

Sampling frequency 32kHz – 48kHz

Bit rate

Sampling frequency 8kHz – 48kHz

Bit rate

Sampling frequency 32kHz – 48kHz Bit number 16bit

32kbps – 320kbps (CBR/VBR)

8kbps – 160kbps (CBR/VBR)

8kbps – 160kbps (CBR) Peak 384kbps (VBR)

8kbps – 320kbps (CBR/VBR)

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

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NAMES AND

FUNCTION

TUNER OPERATION (PRESET MEMORY)

PRESET MEMORY

With this unit you can preset up to 60 FM/AM stations in any order. For each station, you can memorize the frequency

CONNECTIONS

and reception mode if desired.

BASIC

AUTO PRESET MEMORY

This function automatically scans the FM and AM band and enters all stations with proper signal strength into the memory.

BASIC OPERATION

2.4.

1. 3.

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

1. To select FM , press the BAND button on the front panel.

While pressing the MEMORY button, press the

SETUP

OPERATION

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

2 cursor button.

“AUTO PRESET” will appear on the display,

and scanning starts from the lowest frequency.

3. Each time the tuner ﬁ nds a station, scanning will pause and the station will be played for ﬁ ve seconds.

During this time, the following operations are

possible. The band can be changed by the BAND button.

4. If no button is pressed during this period, the current station is memorized in location Preset

01.

If you wish to skip the current station, press the

3 cursor button during this period, this station is skipped and auto presetting continues.

Operation stops automatically when all 60

preset memory positions are ﬁ lled or when auto scanning attains the highest end of all bands. If you desire to stop the auto preset memory at anytime, press the CLEAR button.

MANUAL PRESET MEMORY

2. 4.

(Using the unit)

1. Tune into the radio station you desire (Refer to the “MANUAL TUNING” or “AUTO TUNING” section).

Press the MEMORY button on the front panel.

“– –“ (preset number) starts blinking on the display.

Select the preset number by pressing the 1

or 2

cursor

buttons, while this is still blinking

(approx. 5 seconds)

Press the MEMORY button again to enter. The

display stops blinking.

The station is now stored in the speciﬁ ed preset

memory location.

(Using the remote controller)

1. Tune into the radio station you desire (Refer to the “MANUAL TUNING” or “AUTO TUNING” section).

Press the MEMO button on the remote

controller. “– –“ (preset number) starts blinking on the display.

Enter the desired preset number by pressing

the numeric buttons.

Note:

• When entering a single digit number (2 for example), either input “02” or just input “2” and wait for a few seconds.

RECALLING A PRESET STATION

(Using the unit)

Select the desired preset station by pressing

the 1 or 2

(Using the remote controller)

Press the TUNE button twice within two

seconds on the remote controller.

Press the 1 or 2 button to tune in the deseired

preset station.

Or enter the preset station number with the

numeric buttons.

PRESET SCAN

(Using the remote controller)

Press the TUNE button twice within two

seconds on the remote controller.

Press the P.SCAN button on the remote

controller.

“PRESET SCAN” appears on the front display

and then the preset station with the lowest preset number is recalled ﬁ rst.

Preset stations are recalled in sequence (No.1

→ No.2 → etc.) for 10 seconds each.

No stored preset number will be skipped.

cursor

buttons on the front panel.

2 5

4. You can fast forward the preset stations, press the 2 continuously.

When the desired preset station is received,

cancel the preset scan operation by pressing the CL button or P.SCAN button on the remote controller.

PRESET CHANNEL LIST DISPLAY

A complete list of the broadcast channels stored in this unit can be displayed.

2 4

1. Press the TUNE button on the remote controller twice within two seconds to switch to the TUNER function.

Press INFO button on the remote controller.

The list of preset channels will be displayed on

the screen of the TV monitor connected to this unit.

PRESET LIST

NO. 1 FM 87.10 MHz NO. 2 FM 93.10 MHz NO. 3 FM 94.70 MHz NO.10 FM105.70 MHz

RETURN NEXT EXIT

4. Up to 10 channels can be displayed at a time. If there are more than 10 channels, press INFO on the remote controller once more to display the next page.

The list display will disappear automatically in 5

seconds.

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CLEARING STORED PRESET STATIONS

You can remove preset stations from the memory using the following procedure.

3.2.

1. Recall the preset number to be cleared with the method described in “Recalling” a preset station.

Press the MEMORY button on the front panel

or press the MEMO button on the remote controller.

The stored preset number blinks in the display

for 5 seconds. While blinking, press the CLEAR button on the front panel or the CL button on the remote controller.

4. “xx CLEAR” appears on the display to indicate that the specified preset number has been cleared.

Note:

•

To clear all stored preset stations, press and hold the T-MODE and the ENTER buttons for two seconds.

SORTING PRESET STATIONS

If you have stations memorized, and there is a gap in the sequential order: I.e. the stations are stored as follows

1) 87.1 MHz

2) 93.1 MHz

3) 94.7 MHz

10) 105.9 MHz (notice there is no stations programmed for pre sets for 4-9), you can have pre set 10 become pre set 4: To sort the numbers, press and hold the MEMORY and the 4 cursor buttons. “PRESET SORT” will appear on the display and sorting will be done.

NAME INPUT OF THE PRESET STATION.

This function allows the name of each preset channel to be entered using alphanumeric characters. Before name inputting, you need to store preset stations with the preset memory operation.

5. 2. 5. 6.

2 5 6

1. Recall the preset number to be inputted name with the method described in “Recalling” a preset station.

Press the MEMORY button on the front panel

or press the MEMO button on the remote controller for more than 3 seconds.

The left most column of the station name

indicator ﬂ ashes, indicating the character entry ready status.

When you press the 3 or 4 cursor buttons

on the front panel or the remote controller, alphabetic and numeric characters will be displayed in the following order:

A ↔ B ↔ C ... Z ↔ 1 ↔ 2 ↔ 3 ..... 0 ↔ – ↔ +

↔ / ↔ (Blank) ↔ A

UP →

← DOWN

5. After selecting the ﬁ rst character to be entered, press the MEMORY or ENTER button, or press the MEMO button on the remote controller.

The entry in this column is ﬁ xed and the next

column starts to ﬂ ash. Fill the next column the same way.

To move back and forth between the characters,

press the 1 / 2 cursor buttons.

Note:

• Unused columns should be filled by entering blanks.

To save the name, press the MEMORY or

ENTER button on the front panel, or press the MEMO button on the remote controller for more

than 2 seconds.

Instead of using the 3 and 4 cursor buttons to

select characters, characters can be input from the numeric keys of the remote controller. See the below table for a correspondence between characters and numeric keys.

Ten keypad Press, press again, press again, etc.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

A → B → C → 1 → A D → E → F → 2 → D G → H → I → 3 → G J → K → L → 4 → J M → N → O → 5 → M P → Q → R → 6 → P S → T → U → 7 → S V → W → X → 8 → V Y → Z → space → 9 → Y – → + → / → 0 → –

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

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NAMES AND

FUNCTION

TUNER OPERATION (RDS)

Now in use in many countries, RDS (Radio Data System) is a description of the station’s programming hidden space in the FM signal. Your new unit is equipped with RDS to assist in the selection of FM stations using station and network

CONNECTIONS

names, rather than broadcast frequencies. Additional RDS functions include the ability to search for

BASIC

programme types.

RADIO TEXT

Some RDS stations broadcast RADIO TEXT, which is additional information on the station and programme

BASIC OPERATION

being broadcast. RADIO TEXT information appears as ‘running’ text in the display. RADIO TEXT is transmitted character by the radio station. As a result of that it may take some time until the entire text has been completely received.

CONNECTIONS

RDS DISPLAY

ADVANCED

When a unit is tuned to an FM station that is transmitting RDS data, the Front Panel Information Display will automatically show the station name or RDS TEXT in place of the typical display of the station’s broadcast frequency. To change the display, press the TUNE button and press the T.DISP button.

SETUP

OPERATION

ADVANCED

RT (

RADIO TEXT

PS (

TROUBLESHOOTING

Program Service Name

) Frequency

)

PROGRAMME TYPE (PTY) DISPLAY

The RDS system categorizes programmes according to their genre into different programme type (PTY) groups. To display the programme type information of the current station, press the TUNE button and press the PTY button.

PTY AUTO SEARCH

Your unit is equipped to automatically search for stations transmitting any of 29 different programme types. To search for a PTY, follow these procedures:

1 3 4

1. Press the PTY button in the TUNER MODE on the remote controller. The current station’s PTY will be displayed, or the currently selected PTY group will be displayed in blinking if no station or RDS data is present.

To change to a new PTY type, press the

TUNING 3 or 4 button on the front panel or press the 1 or 2 button or numeric buttons on the remote controller until the desired PTY is shown in the display.

3. Once the desired PTY group or type has been selected, press the PTY button while the display blink (approx. 5 seconds). The PTY Auto search will start, and the tuner will pause at each station broadcasting RDS PTY information corresponding to the selected choice.

To advance to the next RDS station with the

desired PTY, press the PTY button again within 5 seconds.

NUMBER DISPLAY PROGRAMME TYPE

1 POP M Pop Music 2 ROCK M Rock Music 3 EASY M M. O. R. Music 4 LIGHT M Light classical 5 CLASSICS Serious classical 6 NEWS News 7 AFFAIRS Current Affairs 8 INFO Information 9 SPORT Sport

10 EDUCATE Education

11 DRAMA Drama 12 CULTURE Culture 13 SCIENCE Science 14 VARIED Varied 15 OTHER M Other Music 16 WEATHER Weather 17 FINANCE Finance 18 CHILDREN Children’s programmes 19 SOCIAL Social Affairs 20 RELIGION Religion 21 PHONE IN Phone In 22 TRAVEL Travel 23 LEISURE Hobbies 24 JAZZ Jazz Music 25 COUNTRY Country Music 26 NATION M National Music 27 OLDIES Oldies Music 28 FOLK M Folk Music 29 DOCUMENT Documentary

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ZONE SYSTEM

The ZONE System mode allows the same source or different sources to be heard in two ZONEs other than where this unit is installed.

To use the ZONE system, connect the audio from the ZONE OUT A and B AUDIO output terminals to the ZONE A and B amps.

If a surround back channel speaker or speaker C (see page 20) are not used in the ZONE where this unit is installed, the ZONE speaker system can be used with the amp for the surround back channel.

This unit supports ZONE system functions such as source selectors, ZONE speaker output, sleep timers and remote control.

ZONE PLAYBACK USING THE ZONE OUT TERMINALS

3. 4.

1 5

3 5

1. Press the ZONE A or B button on the remote controller.

When the ZONE setting mode is engaged, one

of the following screens appears on the display for 10 seconds.

* Display when ZONE A is selected

ZA DVD -18dB

* Display when ZONE B is selected

ZB DVD(D2)

3. Select the input source using the INPUT SELECTOR knob on the main unit or the

function button on the remote controller.

Set the ZONE volume to be used by the ZONE

system to taste either by turning the VOLUME knob on the main unit or by pressing the VOLUME +/- buttons on the remote controller.

Note:

• The sleep timer, monaural output and other features can also be set using the MAIN MENU.

(See page 38)

• The volume for ZONE B cannot be set on the main unit. Control the volume by adjusting it on the amp connected to ZONE B OUT.

To cancel this function, press the ZONE A or B

button on the remote controller (after pressing the AMP button on the remote controller).

“MULTI” indicator on the front panel will be

turned off.

ZONE PLAYBACK USING THE ZONE SPEAKER A TERMINALS

This unit allows you to connect another set of speakers amp and place them in a different ZONE or separated area for Iistening to music.

3. 4.

1 5

3 5

1. Press the ZONE SPEAKER (Z.SPKR) button on the remote controller.

When the ZONE SPEAKER setting mode is

engaged, one of the following screens appears on the display for 10 seconds.

* Display when ZONE SPEAKER A is selected

ZSA DVD -18dB

3. Select the input source using the INPUT SELECTOR knob on the main unit or the

function button on the remote controller.

Set the ZONE volume to be used by the ZONE

system to your own preference, either by turning the VOLUME knob on the main unit or by pressing the VOLUME +/- buttons on the remote controller.

To cancel this function, press the Z.SPKR

button on the remote controller (after pressing the AMP button on the remote controller).

“MULTI” indicator on the front panel will be

turned off.

Note:

• The sleep timer, monaural output and other features can also be set using the MAIN MENU. (See page

38.)

Notes for ZONE Speaker

• The ZONE Speaker mode can be set for only one of the ZONE A.

• The ZONE SPEAKER output can be used when Surround Back Speaker = “NONE, Z-SPK” in the SPEAKER SETUP menu. (See SPEAKER SETUP, page 32)

• “The Surr. Back Speakers are in use” is displayed when the ZONE SPEAKER button is pressed when the Surround Back Speaker is not set to “NONE, Z-SPK” in the SPEAKER SETUP menu. (See SPEAKER SETUP, page 32)

• The ZONE speaker mode cannot be used at the same time as the speaker C. When connecting for ZONE use, set the SPEAKER C selector switch on the rear panel to OFF.

• When the unit is put in ZONE SPEAKER mode and ZSP A has been set as the Surround Back Speaker (page 21), the ZONE SPEAKER function can be turned on automatically simply by pressing the SOURCE button.

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

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CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

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NAMES AND

OPERATION OF THE MULTI ZONE OUTPUTS WITH

FUNCTION

THE REMOTE CONTROL FROM ZONE A

The following operations can be performed when using an RC101 remote controller (sold separately).

CHANGE THE ZONE CONTROL COMMANDS (RC101)

CONNECTIONS

FOR ZONE A

BASIC

ZONE A output can be operated from a room where the unit is not installed. This requires a separately sold IR receiver. (For connections, see page 21.)

(When operating the unit by Multi ZONE connected)

BASIC OPERATION

• ZONE A: ZONE A Control (Default)

• ZONE B: ZONE B Control

Change the control commands for each ZONE.

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

1. Press SET button and ZONE button until the

SETUP

OPERATION

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

SEND indicator blinks twice.

Then backlight ﬂ ashes.

2. Press A ZONE button. When the procedure is successful, the SEND

indicator will blink twice.

These buttons change a special code of each ZONE.

POWER ON/OFF

Notes for the Multi ZONE System

• If the Tuner (FM or AM) is active in the main ZONE, you can not control any function of the tuner. In this case, You must listen to the same station as the main ZONE.

• DMP (USB) operations cannot be performed using RC101 (sold separately).

OPERATION OF THE MULTI ZONE OUTPUTS WITH THE REMOTE CONTROL FROM ZONE B

The following operations can be performed when using an RC101 remote controller (sold separately).

CHANGE THE ZONE CONTROL COMMANDS (RC101) FOR ZONE B

ZONE B output can be operated from a room where the unit is not installed. This requires a separately sold IR receiver. (For connections, see page 21.)

Change the control commands for each ZONE.

1. Press SET button and ZONE button until the

SEND indicator blinks twice.

Then backlight ﬂ ashes.

2. Press B ZONE button. When the procedure is successful, the SEND

indicator will blink twice.

These buttons change a special code of each ZONE.

POWER ON/OFF

OPERATION OF THE ZONE SPEAKER OUTPUTS WITH THE REMOTE CONTROL

To switch to ZONE SPEAKER SYSTEM A control, perform the following operations with the RC101 set to ZONE A.

1. Press SET button and POWER ON button until

the SEND indicator blinks twice.

Then backlight ﬂ ashes.

2. Press the DVD button.

Note

Press the TV button at this time to return to the ZONE settings.

3. Press ENTER button once to lock in the code.

When the procedure is successful, the SEND

indicator will blink twice.

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SOURCE

VOL +/–

MUTE

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REMOTE CONTROLLER OPERATION

CONTROLLING MARANTZ COMPONENTS

1. Press the desired SOURCE button.

2. Press the desired operation buttons to play the selected component.

• For details, refer to the component’s user guide.

• It may not be possible to operate some models.

CONTROLLING A MARANTZ TV (TV MODE) CONTROLLING A MARANTZ DSS (DSS MODE)CONTROLLING A MARANTZ DVD (DVD MODE)

SOURCE ON/OFF Turns the TV on and off POWER OFF Turns the TV off(*) POWER ON Turns the TV on(*) HDMI AMP function enabled Z.SPKR AMP function enabled ZONE A/B A/D AMP function enabled ATT AMP function enabled SPKR A/B AMP function enabled

7.1 IN AMP function enabled SOURCE AMP function enabled AMP AMP function enabled INPUT 3 / 4 AMP function enabled DISPLAY AMP function enabled MUTE AMP function enabled SURR AMP function enabled VOLUME+/- AMP function enabled INFO Display the information of TV(*) Cursor Moves the cursor for setting (*) ENTER Enters the setting(*) MENU Calls up the menu(*) EXIT Exits from MENU(*) 0-9,+10 Inputs the numeric(*) T.TONE(CL) Clears the inputting(*) TV POWER Turns the TV on and off TV INPUT Select the TV video input BASS/CH Selects TV channel up or down

(*) RC003SR dose not have the PRESET code library for

this key

AMP function enabled

SOURCE ON/OFF Turns the DVD player on and off POWER OFF Turns the DVD player off(*) POWER ON Turns the DVD player on(*) HDMI AMP function enabled Z.SPKR AMP function enabled ZONE A/B AMP function enabled A/D AMP function enabled ATT AMP function enabled

7.1 IN AMP function enabled SPKR A/B AMP function enabled SOURCE AMP function enabled AMP AMP function enabled INPUT 3 / 4 AMP function enabled SETUP Calls up the setup menu of the

DISPLAY AMP function enabled MUTE AMP function enabled SURR AMP function enabled VOLUME+/- AMP function enabled TOP INFO Displays the disc information(*) Cursor "Moves the cursor for setting in

ENTER Enters the setting MENU Calls up the menu of DVD disc EXIT Exits from SETUP MENU(*) PAUSE PAUSE PLAY PLAY STOP STOP Previous/Next Skips forward or previous

Rewind/Forward Searchs forward or backward 0-9,+10 Inputs the numeric(*) T.TONE(CL) Clears the inputting(*) REPEAT Select REPEAT PLAY(*) RANDOM Select RANDOM PLAY(*) TV POWER Turns the TV on and off TV INPUT Select the TV video input TREBLE-/+ AMP function enabled BASS-/+ AMP function enabled

(*) RC003SR dose not have the PRESET code library

for this key

DVD player(*)

Calls up the top menu of DVD disc(*)

"On Screen Display"" mode

chapter/track

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SOURCE ON/OFF Turns the satellite broadcasting

tuner on and off HDMI AMP function enabled Z.SPKR AMP function enabled ZONE A/B AMP function enabled A/D AMP function enabled ATT AMP function enabled

satellite broadcasting tuner(*) Cursor Moves the cursor for setting ENTER Enters the setting MENU Calls up the menu EXIT Exits from MENU(*) 0-9 Inputs the numeric T.TONE(CL) Clears the inputting(*) TV POWER Turns the TV on and off TV INPUT Select the TV video input BASS/CH Selects the satellite broadcasting

tuner channel up or down

(*) RC003SR dose not have the PRESET code library

for this key

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NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

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NAMES AND

FUNCTION

CONNECTIONS

BASIC

CONTROLLING A MARANTZ CD (CD MODE) CONTROLLING A MARANTZ TAPE DECK (TAPE MODE) CONTROLLING A MARANTZ UNIVERSAL DOCK (AUX MODE)

BASIC OPERATION

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

SETUP

OPERATION

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

SOURCE ON/OFF Turns the CD player on and off POWER OFF Turns the CD player off(*) POWER ON Turns the CD player on(*) HDMI AMP function enabled Z.SPKR AMP function enabled ZONE A/B AMP function enabled A/D AMP function enabled ATT AMP function enabled SPKR A/B AMP function enabled

7.1 IN AMP function enabled SOURCE AMP function enabled AMP AMP function enabled INPUT 3 / 4 AMP function enabled DISPLAY AMP function enabled MUTE AMP function enabled SURR AMP function enabled VOLUME+/- AMP function enabled INFO AMP function enabled ENTER Enters the setting(*) MENU Calls up the menu(*) PAUSE PAUSE PLAY PLAY STOP STOP Previous/Next Skips forward or previous

chapter/track Rewind/Forward Searchs forward or backward 0-9,+10 Inputs the numeric(*) T.TONE(CL) Clears the inputting(*) REPEAT Select REPEAT PLAY(*) RANDOM Select RANDOM PLAY(*) TV POWER Turns the TV on and off TV INPUT Select the TV video input TREBLE-/+ AMP function enabled BASS-/+ AMP function enabled

(*) RC003SR dose not have the PRESET code library

for this key

SOURCE ON/OFF Turns the TAPE deck on and off POWER OFF Turns the TAPE deck off POWER ON Turns the TAPE deck on HDMI AMP function enabled Z.SPKR AMP function enabled ZONE A/B AMP function enabled A/D AMP function enabled ATT AMP function enabled

7.1 IN AMP function enabled SPKR A/B AMP function enabled SOURCE AMP function enabled AMP AMP function enabled INPUT 3 / 4 AMP function enabled DISPLAY AMP function enabled MUTE AMP function enabled SURR AMP function enabled VOLUME+/- AMP function enabled TOP AMP function enabled INFO AMP function enabled Cursor AMP function enabled ENTER AMP function enabled MENU AMP function enabled EXIT AMP function enabled PAUSE PAUSE PLAY PLAY STOP STOP Previous/Next Skips forward or previous

chapter/track Rewind/Forward Searchs forward or backward 0-9 Inputs the numeric T.TONE(CL) Clears the inputting TV POWER Turns the TV on and off TV INPUT Select the TV video input TREBLE-/+ AMP function enabled BASS-/+ AMP function enabled

RC003SR dose not have the PRESET code library for this device

SOURCE ON/OFF Turns the UNIVERSAL DOCK

(Dock connector) ON and OFF

POWER OFF Turns the UNIVERSAL DOCK

(Dock connector) OFF

POWER ON Turns the UNIVERSAL DOCK

(Dock connector) ON HDMI AMP function enabled Z.SPKR AMP function enabled ZONE A/B AMP function enabled A/D AMP function enabled ATT AMP function enabled

7.1 IN AMP function enabled SPKR A/B AMP function enabled SOURCE AMP function enabled AMP AMP function enabled INPUT 3 / 4 AMP function enabled SETUP MODE DISPLAY AMP function enabled MUTE AMP function enabled SURR AMP function enabled VOLUME+/- AMP function enabled INFO AMP function enabled Cursor Up Select contents Up ENTER Enter the setting Cursor Down Select contents Down MENU Call up the menu PAUSE PAUSE PLAY PLAY STOP STOP Previous/Next Skips forward or previous

chapter/track Rewind/Forward Searchs forward or backward REPEAT Select REPEAT PLAY RANDOM Select RANDOM PLAY TV POWER Turns the TV on and off TV INPUT Select the TV video input TREBLE-/+ AMP function enabled BASS-/+ AMP function enabled

RC003SR dose not have the PRESET code library for this device

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BASIC OPERATION (REMOTE CONTROLLER)

NORMAL MODE

(

When operating Marantz AV equipment products

This remote controller is preset with a total of 12 types of remote codes, including Marantz TV (television), DVD, VCR (VCR deck), DSS (satellite broadcasting tuner), TUNER, CD, CD-R, DMP, TAPE (tape deck), AUX1, AUX2, and AMP (ampliﬁ er). Learning is not necessary for Marantz products. You can use these products without setting any codes.

1. Press the SOURCE button.

For this example, press DVD. Pressing the SOURCE button once changes the remote control to the settings for the source that was pressed. To change the ampliﬁ er on other source, press the SOURCE button twice (double-click). The code is sent, and then the ampliﬁ er source changes to DVD.

SETTING THE BACK LIGHT

Pressing the Light button located on the side of the remote controller lights the remote controller’s backlight. Pressing the button again while the backlight is lit lights the backlight for another 2 seconds. To turn off back light, press and hold down the SET and OFF button until indicator blinks twice. To turn on it again, press and hold down the SET and ON button until indicator blinks twice. Initial is back light ON.

PRESET MODE

(When operating non-Marantz AV equipment products)

This remote controller is preset with remote control

)

codes from AV equipment by other manufacturers. The preset codes are TV, CD, DVD and DSS. Settings can be made in one of two ways. When the preset codes are set, the following codes are contained in the source button of the remote controller.

See the attached manufacturer number list for the preset manufacturers, devices, preset numbers, and other settings.

Remote controller source name

TV TV Television DVD DVD DVD player CD CD CD player DSS SATELLITE Satellite broadcasting

Importants:

• Some codes may be not match your equipment. In this case, you can use LEARN mode to store these

codes.

• The preset codes do not cover full functions. If you need extra function, use LEARN mode to

store extra function.

• When the batteries are getting weak, the preset procedure is not successful.

Corresponding preset code

Device name

tuner equipment

PROGRAMMING WITH THE 4-DIGIT CODE

1. Press and hold down the SOURCE button for the appliance which should be controlled and press SET button until the indicator blinks twice. Then back light ﬂ ushes.

2. Press the 4-digit code by numeric buttons for appliance (code table at the end of this book)

Display 4-digit code on the LCD.

When the procedure is successful, “OK” is displayed on the LCD.

Note:

If “NG” is displayed on the LCD, then repeat steps 1 through 2 and try entering the same code again.

SCANNING THE CODE TABLE

2 3

1. Switch on the appliance which should be controlled.

Press and hold down the SOURCE button for

appliance which should be controlled and press SET button until the indicator blinking twice. Then back light ﬂ ushes.

Aim the remote control at the appliance and

slowly alternate between pressing INPUT 3 button and the appliance.

Display the setup number on the LCD.

4. Stop when the appliance turns off.

Press ENTER button once to lock in the code.

SOURCE ON/OFF

button for the

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CONNECTIONS

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CONNECTIONS

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NAMES AND

CHECKING THE CODE

FUNCTION

CONNECTIONS

BASIC

BASIC OPERATION

1. Press and hold down the SOURCE button for appliance which should be controlled and press SET button until the indicator blinking twice then back light ﬂ ushes.

Press the INFO button.

CONNECTIONS

The indicator will blink twice.

ADVANCED

To setup code for all digits is displayed on the

LCD in 3 seconds.

SETUP

RESETTING THE CODE

3 4

1. Press and hold down the SOURCE button for appliance which should be controlled and press SET button until the indicator blinking twice.

Then back light ﬂ ushes.

Press the below codes to reset.

TV : 1000 DVD : 2000 CD : 3000 DSS : 4000

Note:

After this procedure, the selected SOURCE button is set initial code.

LEARN MODE

This remote controller is capable of learning and storing codes used by other remote controls that you already own. For codes which are not learned, the remote controller will transmit either the Marantz preset codes from the initial settings, or remote codes from another manufacturer’s AV equipment which is set by the customer. The receiver sensor for the remote controller signals is located at the top of the remote controller.

Notes:

• This remote controller is capable to learn around 120 codes.

• When the batteries are getting weak , the learning procedure is not successful.

LEARNING PROCEDURE

1. Place the remote controller so that its infrared signal transmitter is facing the infrared signal receiver on the Marantz remote controller at a distance of about 0.05 m (2 inches).

0.05 m

4. Select the button to be learned.

• LEARN indicator stop to blink.

Notes:

• The learning function is unavailable for all SOURCE buttons and HDMI button in any mode.

• The learning function is unavailable for all buttons in TUNER mode and AMP mode.

Press and hold the button of the original remote

controller to learn until “OK” is displayed on the LCD.

• When “NG” is displayed on the LCD, repeat this step.

• When the memory of the remote controller is full, “FULL” is displayed on the LCD. If you want to learn the code, you should erase other learned button.

OPERATION

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

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Repeat steps 4 and 5 to learn other buttons in

2. Press and hold down the SET and SETUP buttons until LEARN indicator blinks.

3. Select the SOURCE button to select the SOURCE, the SOURCE name is displayed on the LCD.

same SOURCE.

Repeat steps 3 to 6 to learn other SOURCE.

When you have finished programming the

remote controller, press the SET button, then LEARN indicator stops blinking and exits from the LEARN mode.

Notes:

• When “NG” is displayed on the LCD once again, the transmitting code is unavailable for remote controller, or the transmitting signal is intercepted by noise.

• If no buttons are pressed for approximately 1 minute while in the LEARN mode, the remote controller automatically exits from the LEARN mode.

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ERASING PROGRAMMED CODES (RETURNING TO INITIAL SETTINGS)

Codes can be erased in three ways: by buttons, sources, and by all memory contents.

Erasing the code by buttons

Press and hold down the SET and SETUP

buttons until LEARN indicator blinks.

2. Select the SOURCE button to select the button to be erased.

The source name is displayed on the LCD.

Erasing the code by SOURCE

1. Press and hold down the SET and SETUP

buttons until LEARN indicator blinks.

2. Press and hold down the HDMI button and

press the learned SOURCE button twice to be erased.

• “ERASE” is displayed on the LCD.

Erasing the all SOURCES

Press and hold down the SET and SETUP

buttons until LEARN indicator blinks.

2. Press and hold down the HDMI button and press POWER ON and POWER OFF button.

• LEARN indicator lights.

3. Press ENTER button to continue erasing.

• “ERASE” is displayed on the LCD and the

mode returns to LEARN mode.

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CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

3. Press and hold down the HDMI button and press the learned button twice to be erased.

• “ERASE” is displayed on the LCD and the

mode returns to LEARN mode.

4. To return the NORMAL mode, press the SET button.

3. Press ENTER button to continue erasing.

• The indicator blinks twice and the mode returns to LEARN mode.

• To cancel the erasing operation, do not press ENTER button and simply touch any other button.

4. To return the NORMAL mode, press the SET

button.

• To cancel the erasing operation, do not press ENTER button and simply touch any other button.

4. To return the NORMAL mode, press the SET

button.

Note:

Erasing codes will return to the factory preset code, or there will leave empty if the button has no factory preset code.

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NAMES AND

FUNCTION

MACRO MODE

PROGRAMMING MACROS

Macros make it possible to use a single function button to perform more complex series of operations that would normally require pressing several buttons.

CONNECTIONS

A single MACRO can be programmed to perform up to 10 steps in sequence.

BASIC

A typical example of such a series might be as follows:

• Turn this unit’s power on

BASIC OPERATION

• Switch this unit's input source to DVD

• Turn the TV’s power on

• Set the DVD player to play.

CONNECTIONS

• No signals may be transmitted during macro

ADVANCED

programming.

• The various steps that make up a macro are set initially to be sent one after another in 1 second intervals, however these intervals may be shortened to as little as 0.5 seconds or lengthened to as much as 5 seconds using the setup mode.

• In the macro mode, the number of steps the macro is displayed with Macro list number.

SETUP

• Macros may be programmed 6 list.

MACRO button + numeric button (Example :

Macro list No.1 → MACRO button + “1”)

Program method of MACRO

OPERATION

ADVANCED

↓

1. Press and hold the SET and MACRO button until the LEARN, MACRO indicators and MACRO are displayed blinking on the LCD.

2. Press the numeric button for which you wish to program a series of operations.

Press the 1 button.

• “M1-01” is displayed on the LCD.

• If selected macro number has already been

set the program, the LCD will blink.

3. Press the function buttons and command button for the operations you wish to program as a macro in the sequence.

For example, press DVD button and PLAY

button.

Press DVD Button (DVD Function)

↓

Press PLAY Button (Fixed 1st step)

When you are ﬁ nished programming macros,

press and hold the ENTER button until the display returns to normal mode (Turn off the LEARN and MACRO indicators) .

• In the macro mode, it is possible to program the memory to perform macros containing up to 10 steps.

• Macros cannot be programmed for the

MEMO, cursor, ENTER, VOLUME+/- and CL buttons.

Note:

If, while programming, no buttons are pressed for approximately 1 minute, the remote controller will automatically return to normal mode, and no macro will be programmed in the memory.

CONFIRMING MACROS

Macros may be confirmed using following procedure.

1 1

1. Press and hold the MACRO and MENU buttons until the LEARN, MACRO indicators and MACRO are displayed blinking on the LCD.

2. Press the numeric button to be conﬁ rmed.

Let’s use the example of macro number 1, by

pressing “1” button.

• LEARN, MACRO indicators and M1-01 are

displayed blinking.

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3. Press the VOLUME button.

• M1-01 is displayed and LEARN is

disappeared.

3 1

• The number of steps in the macro is displayed on LCD and this number increases by 1 with each button pressed.

• Each macro number can be programmed to perform up to 10 steps in sequence.

Note:

When programing the ampliﬁ er’s input source in the macro program, ﬁ rst press the AMP button, and press the source button. (In the case of DVD input: AMP → DVD)

• The programmed operation is transmitting.

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4. Repeat step 3. until the last number of the macro is displayed.

• The display will return to step

• The each programmed operation is

transmitting when the number of the macro is displayed.

To return the normal mode, press and hold

down the ENTER button until MACRO is disappeared on the LCD.

EDITING MACROS

Macros may be edited using following procedure.

1..

3. 3

1. Press and hold the MACRO and MENU button until the LEARN, MACRO indicators and MACRO are displayed blinking on the LCD.

2. Press the numeric button to be changed.

Let’s use the example of programmed MACRO

1, by pressing “1” button.

• LEARN, MACRO indicators and M1-01 is

displayed blinking.

3. Press the cursor button (3 or 4) to select the number of macro to be edited.

• The programmed operation is displayed

after the number of macro is displayed.

• The number of macro can be changed with

the cursor button.

• To rewrite an existing macro step, simply

press function button and programed for the new step. The old step will be erased and rewritten with the new step.

• To insert a new step in between existing

steps in a macro, after step MEMO button, then press the button for the new step. The numbers of the other steps will be adjusted accordingly to accommodate the new step. Since only 10 steps may be stored in any macro, the tenth step will be erased if an step is inserted when the total number of steps is already 10.

• To erase a step in a macro, after step

up the number of the step to be erased and press the CL button.

4. Press the ENTER button to return step 1.

To return the normal mode, press and hold

down the ENTER button until MACRO is disappeared on the LCD.

3. press the

3. call

USING MACROS

The following procedure will show how to use macro buttons for which you have programmed macros.

1. Press the MACRO button

• MACRO indicator and MACRO is displayed on the LCD.

2. Press the numeric button for programmed number and send the programmed code step by step.

↓

• The remote controller will do nothing if no

macros are programmed. The macro steps are executed in order. Also, the step numbers displayed on LCD

disappear as each step is executed.

After all macro commands have been

transmitted, the remote controller returns to AMP in normal mode.

EXAMPLES OF MACRO PROGRAMS

Example 1

Change the input source for the unit to CD and play the 3rd track on a CD in the CD player.

3 4 5

7 1

5 4

7 2

1. Press and hold the MACRO and SET button until the LEARN, MACRO indicators and MACRO are displayed blinking on the LCD.

2. Press the “1” button. M1-01 is displayed on the LCD.

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3. Press the AMP button and CD button. M1-02 is displayed on the LCD.

Press the AMP.

CONNECTIONS

BASIC

↓

Press the CD.

BASIC OPERATION

4. Press the CD button and “3” button. M1-03 is

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

SETUP

displayed on the LCD.

Press the CD.

↓

Press the “3”.

Press the MACRO button and “1” button.

• The macro commands are transmitted to the components in order, and the steps of the operations are displayed on the LCD in order.

Note:

When programing the ampliﬁ er's input source in the macro program, ﬁ rst press the AMP button, and press the source button. (In the case of DVD input: AMP → CD)

Example 2

Turn this unit’s power on

Turn the DVD player’s power on

Change this unit’s input source to DVD

Set the DVD player to play

↓

To set the various steps of the macro, press the

following buttons in order:

(1) AMP → POWER ON.

↓

(2) DVD → POWER ON.

↓

(3) AMP → DVD.

4. When you are finished programming the macro, press the ENTER button until MACRO indicator is disappeared on the LCD and returns to normal mode.

Now, execute the macro you just

programmed.

Press the MACRO button and “2” button.

• The macro commands are transmitted to

the components in order, and the steps of the operations are displayed on the LCD in order.

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ADVANCED

5. Press the CD button and 2 button.

TROUBLESHOOTING

↓

OTHERS

6. When you are finished programming the macro, press the ENTER button until the MACRO indicator is disappeared and returns to normal mode.

Now, execute the macro you just

programmed.

5. 2

1. Press and hold the MACRO and SET buttons until the LEARN, MACRO indicators and MACRO are displayed blinking on the LCD.

2. Press the “2” button. M2-01 is displayed on the LCD.

↓

(4) DVD → PLAY.

↓

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CLEARING MACRO PROGRAMS

The following procedure is used to erase macros you have programmed into the remote controller’s memory.

1. Press and hold the MACRO and MENU button until the LEARN, MACRO indicators and MACRO are displayed blinking on the LCD.

ADJUSTING THE INTERVAL TIME OF MACRO OPERATIONS TRANSMITTING

1. Press and hold the MACRO and SETUP button until the SETUP is displayed on the LCD.

• SETUP is displayed for 3 seconds.

2. Conﬁ rm the display changes from SETUP to MCRxx. (“xx” means the interval time of macro operations transmitting)

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CONNECTIONS

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ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

2. Press and hold the CL button, then press the button for the numeric button to be cleared for 3 seconds. (in this case “2”)

• M2-CL will be displayed blinking on the

LCD.

3. Press the ENTER button to clear and return step 1.

• To cancel the memory clearing operation,

do not press ENTER button and simply touch any other button.

To return the normal mode, press and hold

down the ENTER button until MACRO indicator is disappeared on the LCD and returns to normal mode.

3. Press the cursor button (1 or 2) to change the interval time.

• The interval time can be changed from 0.5

to 5 seconds by 0.5 seconds step.

Press and hold down the ENTER button until

MACRO indicator is disappeared on the LCD and returns to normal mode.

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

TROUBLESHOOTING

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FUNCTION

TROUBLESHOOTING

In case of trouble, check the following before calling for service:

1. Are the connections made properly ?

2. Are you operating the unit properly following the user’s guide ?

3. Are the power ampliﬁ ers and speaker working properly ?

CONNECTIONS

BASIC

If the unit does not operate properly, check items shown in the following table. If your trouble cannot be recovered with the remedy actions listed in the following table, malfunction of the internal circuitry is suspected; immediately unplug the power cable and contact your dealer, nearest Marantz authorized dealer or the Marantz Service Center in your country.

BASIC OPERATION

CONNECTIONS

ADVANCED

SETUP

OPERATION

ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

SYMPTOM CAUSE REMEDY

This unit cannot be turned up.

No sound and picture are output even when power is on.

No speaker output. The headphones are connected to the

Incorrect Audio or Video for selected source.

Incorrect Audio from a channel.

No Audio output from the center channel speaker.

No Audio output from the surround speakers.

No Audio output from the surround back speakers.

The power plug is not connected.

Mute is on.

The input cable is not connected correctly.

The master volume control is turned all the way down.

The function selector position is wrong.

headphone jack.

Input cable connected incorrectly.

Speaker cable connected incorrectly.

The center speaker cable connection is incomplete.

STEREO has been selected for Surround mode.

Center = None has been selected in SETUP mode.

The surround speaker cable connection is incomplete.

STEREO has been selected for Surround mode.

Surround = None has been selected in SETUP mode.

The surround back speaker cable connection is incomplete.

Surround mode is not EX/ES mode.

Surround back = None has been selected in SPEAKERS SIZE SETUP

Connect the power plug to the outlet.

Cancel mute using the remote controller.

See the connection diagram and connect the cables correctly.

Adjust the master volume.

Select correct position.

Disconnect the headphones. (Speakers will not output sound when headphones are connected.)

Connect the cable correctly by referring to the connection diagram.

Connect the cable correctly.

When STEREO is selected for Surround mode, no sound will be output from the center speaker. Set another Surround mode.

Make the correct setting.

Connect the cable correctly.

When STEREO has been selected for Surround mode, no sound will be output from the surround speaker. Set another Surround mode.

Make the correct setting.

Connect the cable correctly.

Set surround mode EX/ES.

Make the correct setting.

SYMPTOM CAUSE REMEDY

Can not select EX/ES mode. Surround center= None has been

Can not select Pro Logic II x mode.

Can not select Neo:6 mode. Input signal is incompatible.

Can not select CSII mode. Input signal is incompatible.

No output to Subwoofer Out. Subwoofer = None has been selected in

Noise is produced during DTS-encoded CD or laser disc play.

A speciﬁ c channel does not produce output.

FM or AM reception fails. Antenna connection is incomplete.

Noise is heard during AM reception.

Noise is heard during FM reception.

Cannot get programmed station when the PRESET button is pressed.

Control with the remote controller fails.

Auto Setup (SPEAKER SETUP) is not working.

selected in SPEAKERS SIZE SETUP

Input signal is incompatible.

SETUP mode.

Analog has been selected for input.

Nothing recorded on source.

Reception is affected by other electrical ﬁ elds.

The radio waves from the broadcasting station are weak.

Preset data has been erased.

Batteries are consumed.

Remote controller's function-key setting is wrong.

The distance between this unit and the remote commander is too far.

Something is blocking the unit and the remote commander.

Headphones are connected.

Make the correct setting.

Use 5.1channel source.

Use 2 channel Dolby Digital input signal, PCM input signal or analog input signal.

Use 2 channel DTS input signal, PCM input signal or analog input signal.

Use 2 channel Dolby Digital input signal, PCM input signal or analog input signal.

Select Subwoofer = YES.

Be sure to perform digital connection, select digital input, then play.

Check the encoded channel on the source side.

Correctly connect the indoor FM and AM antennas to FM and AM antenna outlets.

Try changing location where the AM indoor antenna is set up.

Install an FM outdoor antenna.

Disconnecting power plug for long periods of time will erase preset data. If that happens, input the preset data again.

Replace all the batteries with new ones.

Select different position from which equipment will be controlled.

Move closer to this unit.

Remove offending object.

Disconnect the headphones.

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HDMI

SYMPTOM CAUSE REMEDY

The display does not appear over an HDMI connection.

Time is needed for the display of an HDMI connection to appear.

Audio is not played back over an HDMI connection.

DVD-Audio is not played back over an HDMI connection.

The connected monitor or projector does not support HDCP.

The HDMI input of on the TV is not on.

The HDMI output on the source component (DVD, Set Top Box, etc.) is not on.

The HDMI mode is not correctly set on the unit.

The HDMI output video resolution of the source component (DVD, Set Top Box, etc.) does not match the TV speciﬁ cations.

The device is connected with a non-standard HDMI cable.

Power to the unit is off. (When the unit is on standby, HDMI connections cannot be turned on.)

The connection between HDMI components was not authenticated.

The HDMI OUT RES setting does not match that of the connected TV.

The connection is being authenticated between the HDMI devices.

The HDMI audio output of the source component (DVD, Set Top Box, etc.) is not on.

The signal format of the source component (DVD, Set Top Box, etc.) is not supported by the unit.

This unit is set to the HDMI audio “THROUGH” mode.

The DVD player does not support CPPM, therefore it cannot output HDMI audio.

Be sure to use an HDCP-compatible monitor or projector.

Set HDMI input so that it turns on, as explained in the TV's instruction manual.

Set HDMI output so that it turns on, as explained in the source component's instruction manual.

Set HDMI input on the FUNC INPUT SETUP menu as explained on page 26.

Set the resolution so that it matches, as explained in the instruction manuals of both components.

A 5 m or shorter cable is recommended to ensure stable operation and prevent image quality deterioration.

Turn on the power to the unit.

Shut off and then turn the power back on to the unit, TV and source component.

Set the HDMI OUT RES setting to AUTO. (See page 36.)

There is nothing wrong with the system. Some HDMI devices require time for authentication.

Set the HDMI audio output so that it turns on, as explained in the source component's instruction manual.

Set the HDMI audio output so that it can connect to the unit, as explained in the source component's instruction manual.

In the “THROUGH” mode, sound is not produced from the unit. Set it to “ENABLE”. (see page 37)

• Use a DVD-Audio player that supports CPPM.

• Turn on PCM downsampling on the DVD player.

• Use an analog connection.

USB

SYMPTOM CAUSE REMEDY

Even when the USB storage device is connected, “NO DEVICE” remains on the status display, and the device is not recognized.

“UNKNOWN DEVICE” appears on the status display when the USB storage device is connected.

“UNKNOWN FILE SYSTEM” appears on the status display when a USB storage device is connected.

"OVER CURRENT" appears on the status display when a USB storage device is connected.

“NO AUDIO FILE” appears on the status display when a USB storage device is connected.

“CAN'T PLAY” appears on the status display when a USB storage device is connected.

The ﬁ les recorded on the USB storage device are not displayed.

• The unit cannot recognize the USB storage device because of connection trouble or some other issue.

• A device that cannot be recognized by the unit has been connected.

• The device has been connected through a USB hub.

• A format other than FAT16 or FAT32 is used as the USB storage device's format.

• The overcurrent protection function of the unit’s USB connector has been triggered.

• No playable files have been recorded on a USB storage device.

• An attempt has been made to play a copyright-protected ﬁ le.

• The file is damaged. Alternatively, its extension and ﬁ le structure are incompatible.

• The USB storage device is partitioned into a number of partitions.

• The number of folders exceeds 700 or the number of files exceeds 65535.

• Check whether the USB storage device and USB cable are ﬁ rmly plugged into the unit's USB connector.

• Try removing the USB storage device from the unit, and re-connecting it.

• Try turning the unit’s power off and back on, and re-connecting the device.

• Even when a USB storage device complies with the USB Mass Storage Class standard, it may not be possible to play its ﬁ les using the unit. (This does not mean that something is wrong with the unit itself.)

• USB storage devices cannot be connected through a USB hub.

• Set the format to FAT16 or FAT32, and record the ﬁ les.

• No guarantees are made for the operation of a hard disk drive that is powered from the unit's USB connector.

Remove the connected USB storage

device, and turn the unit's power off and back on.

• Record the supported file on a USB storage device.

• The unit cannot play copyright-protected ﬁ les.

• Check the ﬁ le.

• If the device is partitioned into a number of partitions, displays only for the first partition will appear.

• No displays appear for folders after folder no.700 or for ﬁ les after ﬁ le no.65535.

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PROTECTIVE FEATURE

In some cases, the STANDBY indicator may blink slowly, twice per second. In this case, turn off the unit, unplug the power cord, and check the following points.

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SETUP

• Make sure the speaker cables are not reversed and connected to the wrong sides (+ and -) on the unit.

• Make sure the speaker cables connected to the unit are not shorted. (Check both the unit end and the speaker end.)

• Make sure the volume does not exceed the level that the unit is capable of producing.

• When using the unit in a rack or other enclosed space, heat may build up inside the unit and cause a ﬁ re. When installing the unit, be sure to leave sufﬁ cient space between the top, back and both sides of the unit and walls or other AV components to prevent the internal temperature from rising.

After checking these points, plug in the power cord and use the remote controller to turn on the unit. Turn down the volume before resuming playback. Confirm that there are no problems with the speaker connections and playback performance.

If this symptom recurs, request service at your nearest service center.

In rare instances, the unit may enter standby mode and the STANDBY indicator may blink rapidly, 8 times per second. In this case, unplug the power cord and request service at your nearest service center.

SURROUND

MODE

PURE

DIRECT

EXIT CLEAR

FRONT KEY (BUTTON) LOCK OF THE UNIT

To lock all front panel buttons (except the POWER ON/OFF button) and the INPUT SELECTER and VOLUME knobs, hold the PURE DIRECT and EXIT buttons on the front panel simultaneously for at least 3 seconds. At this time, “F-KEY LOCK!” is displayed. To unlock the controls, press the same buttons again simultaneously for at least 3 seconds. At this time, “F-KEY UNLOCK” is displayed, and the buttons are released.

GENERAL MALFUNCTION

If the equipment malfunctions, this may be because an electrostatic discharge or AC line interference has corrupted the information in the equipment memory circuits. Therefore:

- disconnect the plug from the AC line supply

- after waiting at least three minutes, reconnect the plug to the AC line supply

- re-attempt to operate the equipment

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ADVANCED

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

Memory backup

• In case a power outage occurs or the power cord is accidentally unplugged, this unit is equipped with a backup function to prevent memory data such as the preset memory from being erased.

HOW TO RESET THE UNIT

Should the operation or display seem to be abnormal, reset the unit with the following procedure. This unit is turned on, press and hold the SURROUND MODE + CLEAR buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds or more. Remember that the procedure will reset the settings of the function selector, Surround mode, delay time, TUNER PRESET etc., to their initial settings.

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SURROUND MODE

This unit is equipped with many surround modes. These are provided to reproduce a variety of surround sound effects, according to the content of the source to be played. The available surround modes may be restricted depending on the input signal and speaker setup.

The relationship between the selected surround mode and the input signal

The surround mode is selected with the surround mode selector on the unit or the remote controller. However, the sound you hear is subject to the relationship between the selected surround mode and the input signal. That relationship is as follows:

Surround Mode Input Signal Decoding

AUTO Dolby Surr.EX Dolby Digital EX

SOURCE DIRECT PURE DIRECT

Dolby D (5.1ch) Dolby Digital 5.1 Dolby D (2ch) Dolby Digital 2.0 Dolby D (2ch Surr) Pro Logic IIx movie Dolby Digital Plus (2ch) DolbyDigital + Dolby Digital Plus (5.1ch) Dolby Digital Plus (6.1ch) Dolby Digital Plus (7.1ch) Dolby TrueHD (2ch) DolbyTrueHD Dolby TrueHD (5.1ch) DolbyTrueHD Dolby TrueHD (6.1ch) DolbyTrueHD

Dolby TrueHD (7.1ch) DolbyTrueHD

DTS-ES DTS-ES DTS 96/24 DTS-96/24 DTS (5.1ch) DTS 5.1 DTS-HD (2ch) DTS-HD DTS-HD (5.1ch) DTS-HD DTS-HD (6.1ch) DTS-HD

DTS-HD (7.1ch) DTS-HD

Multi Ch-PCM Multi Ch-PCM Multi Ch-PCM 96kHz Multi Ch-PCM 96kHz SA-CD (5.1ch) SA-CD (5.1ch) SA-CD (2ch) SA-CD (Stereo) PCM (Audio) PCM (Stereo) PCM 96kHz PCM (Stereo 96kHz) HDCD HDCD Analog Stereo

7.1ch input Multi Ch Dolby Surr.EX Dolby Digital EX Dolby D (5.1ch) Dolby Digital 5.1 Dolby D (2ch) Dolby Digital 2.0 Dolby D (2ch Surr) Pro Logic IIx movie Dolby Digital Plus (2ch) DolbyDigital + Dolby Digital Plus (5.1ch) DolbyDigital + Dolby Digital Plus (6.1ch) DolbyDigital + Dolby Digital Plus (7.1ch) DolbyDigital + Dolby TrueHD (2ch) DolbyTrueHD Dolby TrueHD (5.1ch) DolbyTrueHD Dolby TrueHD (6.1ch) DolbyTrueHD

Dolby TrueHD (7.1ch) DolbyTrueHD

DTS-ES DTS-ES DTS 96/24 DTS-96/24 DTS (5.1ch) DTS 5.1 DTS-HD (2ch) DTS-HD DTS-HD (5.1ch) DTS-HD DTS-HD (6.1ch) DTS-HD

DTS-HD (7.1ch) DTS-HD

Multi Ch-PCM Multi Ch-PCM Multi Ch-PCM 96kHz Multi Ch-PCM 96kHz SA-CD (5.1ch) SA-CD (5.1ch) SA-CD (2ch) SA-CD (Stereo) PCM (Audio) PCM (Stereo) PCM 96kHz PCM (Stereo 96kHz) HDCD HDCD Analog Stereo

7.1ch input Multi Ch

DolbyDigital + DolbyDigital + DolbyDigital +

Output Channel Front information display

SLSRSBL

SubW

L/R C

OO O O O2 DIGITAL EX L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE OOO-O2 DIGITAL L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE O- - - O2 DIGITAL L, R OO O O O2 DIGITAL L, R, S O- - - O2 DIGITAL PLUS L, R OOO-O2 DIGITAL PLUS L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE OO O O O2 DIGITAL PLUS L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE (,ex1) OO O O O2 DIGITAL PLUS L, C, R, SL, SR, SBL, SBR, LFE O- - - O2 TrueHD L, R OOO-O2 TrueHD L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE (,ex1,ex2) OO O O O2 TrueHD L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE (,ex1,ex2)

OO O O O2 TrueHD OO O O O

OOO-O OOO-O O- - - O OOO-O OO O O O

OO O O O OOO-O

OOO-O OOO-O O- - - O O- - - O O- - - O O- - - O O- - - O OO O O O OO O O O2 DIGITAL EX L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE OOO-O2 DIGITAL L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE O----2 DIGITAL L, R OO O O O2 DIGITAL L, R, S O----2 DIGITAL PLUS L, R OOO-O2 DIGITAL PLUS L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE OO O O O2 DIGITAL PLUS L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE (,ex1) OO O O O2 DIGITAL PLUS L, C, R, SL, SR, SBL, SBR, LFE O----2 TrueHD L, R OOO-O2 TrueHD L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE (,ex1,ex2) OO O O O2 TrueHD L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE (,ex1,ex2)

OO O O O2 TrueHD OO O O O

OOO-O OOO-O O---OOO-O OO O O O

OO O O O OOO-O

OOO-O OOO-O O- - - O O---O---O---O---OO O O O

Signal format indicators Channel status

SBR

L, C, R, SL, SR, SBL, SBR, LFE

dts, ES L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE dts 96/24 L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE dts L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE dts-HD MSTR/HIRES L, R dts-HD MSTR/HIRES L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE (,ex1,ex2) dts-HD MSTR/HIRES L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE (,ex1,ex2)

dts-HD MSTR/HIRES

PCM L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE PCM L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE DSD L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE DSD L, R PCM L, R PCM L, R PCM, HDCD L, R ANALOG ANALOG -

dts-HD MSTR/HIRES

PCM L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE PCM L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE DSD L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE DSD L, R PCM L, R PCM L, R PCM, HDCD L, R ANALOG ANALOG -

(,ex1,ex2)

L, C, R, SL, SR, SBL, SBR, LFE (,ex1,ex2)

Surround Mode Input Signal Decoding

EX/ES Dolby Surr.EX Dolby Digital EX

DOLBY (PLIIx movie) (PLIIx music) (PLIIx game)

DTS (Neo:6 Cinema) (Neo:6 Music)

CSII (Cinema /Music / Mono)

NEURAL- THX Dolby D (2ch) NEURAL_THX

STEREO Dolby Surr.EX Stereo

Dolby D (5.1ch) Dolby Digital EX Dolby Digital Plus (5.1ch) DolbyDigital + +EX Dolby TrueHD (5.1ch) DolbyTrueHD +EX DTS-ES DTS-ES DTS (5.1ch) DTS-ES DTS-HD (5.1) DTS-HD + NEO6

Multi-PCM

SA-CD (5.1ch)

Dolby Surr.EX Dolby Digital EX Dolby D (5.1ch) Dolby Digital 5.1 Dolby D (5.1ch) Dolby Digital 5.1 + PLIIx Dolby D (2ch) Pro Logic IIx Dolby D (2ch Surr) Pro Logic IIx Dolby Digital Plus (2ch) Pro Logic IIx Dolby Digital Plus (5.1ch) DolbyDigital + Dolby Digital Plus (5.1ch) Dolby Digital Plus + PLIIx Dolby TrueHD (2ch) Pro Logic IIx Dolby TrueHD (5.1ch) DolbyTrueHD + PLIIx Dolby TrueHD (5.1ch) DolbyTrueHD DTS-HD (2ch) DTS-HD Multi Ch-PCM Multi Ch-PCM + PLIIx SA-CD (5.1ch) SA-CD (5.1ch) + PLIIx SA-CD (2ch) Pro Logic IIx PCM (Audio) Pro Logic IIx HDCD Pro Logic IIx Analog Pro Logic IIx DTS-ES DTS 5.1 DTS 96/24 DTS-96/24 DTS (5.1ch) DTS 5.1 DTS-HD (2ch) Neo:6 DTS-HD (5.1ch) DTS-HD DTS-HD (6.1ch) DTS-HD

DTS-HD (7.1ch) DTS-HD

Dolby D (2ch) Neo:6 Dolby D (2ch Surr) Neo:6 Dolby Digital Plus (2ch) Neo:6 Dolby TrueHD (2ch) Neo:6 SA-CD (2ch) Neo:6 PCM (Audio) Neo:6 HDCD Neo:6 Analog Neo:6 Dolby D (2ch) CSII Dolby D (2ch Surr) CSII SA-CD (2ch) CSII PCM (Audio) CSII HDCD CSII Analog CSII

Dolby D (2ch Surr) NEURAL_THX SA-CD (2ch) NEURAL_THX PCM (Audio) NEURAL_THX HDCD NEURAL_THX Analog NEURAL_THX

Dolby D (5.1ch) Stereo Dolby D (2ch) Stereo Dolby D (2ch Surr) Stereo Dolby Digital Plus (2ch) Stereo Dolby Digital Plus (5.1ch) Stereo Dolby Digital Plus (6.1ch) Stereo Dolby Digital Plus (7.1ch) Stereo Dolby TrueHD (2ch) Stereo Dolby TrueHD (5.1ch) Stereo Dolby TrueHD (6.1ch) Stereo Dolby TrueHD (7.1ch) Stereo DTS-ES Stereo DTS 96/24 Stereo DTS (5.1ch) Stereo DTS-HD (2ch) Stereo DTS-HD (5.1ch) Stereo DTS-HD (6.1ch) Stereo

DTS-HD (7.1ch) Stereo

Multi Ch-PCM + Dolby Digital EX SA-CD (5.1ch) + Dolby Digital EX

Output Channel Front information display

SLSRSBL

SubW

L/R C

OO O O O OO O O O OO O O O2 DIGITAL PLUS L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE OO O O O2 TrueHD L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE (,ex1,ex2) OO O O O OO O O O OO O O O

OO O O O

OO O O O OOO-O2 DIGITAL EX L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE

OOO-O2 DIGITAL L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE OO O O O2 DIGITAL L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE OO O O O2 DIGITAL L, R OO O O O2 DIGITAL L, R, S OO O O O2 DIGITAL PLUS L, R OOO-O2 DIGITAL PLUS L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE OO O O O2 DIGITAL PLUS L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE OO O O O2 TrueHD L, R OO O O O2 TrueHD L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE (,ex1,ex2) OOO-O2 TrueHD L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE (,ex1,ex2) OO O O O2 TrueHD L, R OO O O O OO O O O OO O O O OO O O O OO O O O OO O O O OOO-O OOO-O OOO-O OO O O O OOO-O OO O O O

OO O O O OO O O O2 DIGITAL L, R

OO O O O2 DIGITAL L, R, S OO O O O2 DIGITAL PLUS L, R OO O O O2 TrueHD L, R OO O O O OO O O O OO O O O OO O O O OO O O O2 DIGITAL L, R OO O O O2 DIGITAL L, R, S OO O O O OO O O O OO O O O OO O O O OO O O O2 DIGITAL L, R OO O O O2 DIGITAL L, R, S OO O O O OO O O O OO O O O OO O O O O- - - O2 DIGITAL EX L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE O- - - O2 DIGITAL L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE O- - - O2 DIGITAL L, R O- - - O2 DIGITAL L, R, S O- - - O2 DIGITAL PLUS L, R O- - - O2 DIGITAL PLUS L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE O- - - O2 DIGITAL PLUS L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE (,ex1) O- - - O2 DIGITAL PLUS L, C, R, SL, SR, SBL, SBR, LFE O- - - O2 TrueHD L, R O- - - O2 TrueHD L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE (,ex1,ex2) O- - - O2 TrueHD L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE (,ex1,ex2) O- - - O2 TrueHD L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE (,ex1,ex2) O- - - O O- - - O O- - - O O- - - O O- - - O O- - - O

O- - - O

Signal format indicators Channel status

SBR

DIGITAL EX L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE

DIGITAL L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE

dts, ES L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE dts L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE dts-HD MSTR/HIRES L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE (,ex1,ex2)

PCM L, C, R, SL, SR, SW

DSD L, C, R, SL, SR, SW

PCM L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE DSD L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE DSD L, R PCM L, R PCM, HDCD L, R ANALOG dts, ES L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE dts 96/24 L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE dts L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE dts-HD MSTR/HIRES L, R dts-HD MSTR/HIRES L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE (,ex1,ex2) dts-HD MSTR/HIRES L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE (,ex1,ex2)

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DSD L, R PCM L, R PCM, HDCD L, R ANALOG -

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L, C, R, SL, SR, SBL, SBR, LFE (,ex1,ex2)

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STEREO Multi Ch-PCM Stereo

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(O): Movie mode only. Dolby H.P Dolby Surr.EX Dolby H.P

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Multi Ch-PCM 96kHz Stereo SA-CD (5.1ch) Stereo SA-CD (2ch) Stereo PCM (Audio) Stereo PCM 96kHz Stereo HDCD Stereo Analog Stereo Dolby Surr.EX Dolby Virtual Speaker Dolby D (5.1ch) Dolby Virtual Speaker Dolby D (2ch) Dolby D (2ch Surr) DTS-ES Dolby Virtual Speaker DTS 96/24 Dolby Virtual Speaker DTS (5.1ch) Dolby Virtual Speaker Multi Ch-PCM Dolby Virtual Speaker SA-CD (5.1ch) Dolby Virtual Speaker SA-CD (2ch) PCM (Audio) HDCD Analog Dolby Surr.EX Dolby Digital EX Dolby D (5.1ch) Dolby Digital 5.1 Dolby D (2ch) Multi Channel Dolby D (2ch Surr) Multi Channel DTS-ES DTS-ES DTS 96/24 DTS-96/24 DTS (5.1ch) DTS 5.1 Multi Ch-PCM Multi Ch-PCM Multi Ch-PCM 96kHz Multi Ch-PCM 96kHz SA-CD (5.1ch) SA-CD (5.1ch) SA-CD (2ch) Multi Channel PCM (Audio) Multi Channel HDCD Multi Channel

Analog Multi Channel

Dolby D (5.1ch) Dolby H.P Dolby D (2ch) Dolby H.P Dolby D (2ch Surr) Dolby H.P Dolby Digital Plus (5.1ch) Stereo Dolby Digital Plus (6.1ch) Stereo Dolby Digital Plus (7.1ch) Stereo Dolby TrueHD (5.1ch) Stereo Dolby TrueHD (6.1ch) Stereo Dolby TrueHD (7.1ch) Stereo DTS-ES Dolby H.P DTS 96/24 Dolby H.P DTS (5.1ch) Dolby H.P DTS-HD (5.1ch) Stereo DTS-HD (6.1ch) Stereo

DTS-HD (7.1ch) Stereo

Multi Ch-PCM Dolby H.P PCM Dolby H.P HDCD Dolby H.P ANALOG Dolby H.P

• Dolby Digital (2 channel L/R): Speakers for signal with Dolby Surround are fully equipped.

• No sound is outputs from the surround speaker, center speaker and subwoofer if the DVD disc has no surround data.

• Surround modes other than Stereo are not available during Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus, or DTS-

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HD playback.

If surround modes other than Stereo are selected

and Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus, or DTSHD content is played, the surround mode setting is disabled.

PLII+ Dolby Virtual Speaker PLII+ Dolby Virtual Speaker

PLII+ Dolby Virtual Speaker PLII+ Dolby Virtual Speaker PLII+ Dolby Virtual Speaker PLII+ Dolby Virtual Speaker

Output Channel Front information display

SLSRSBL

SubW

L/R C

O- - - O O- - - O O- - - O O- - - O O- - - O O- - - O O- - - O O- - - O O----2 DIGITAL EX L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE O----2 DIGITAL L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE O----2 DIGITAL L, R O----2 DIGITAL L, R, S O---O---O---O---O---O---O---O---O---O

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OOO2 DIGITAL EX L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE

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O-O2 DIGITAL L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE

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O----2 DIGITAL EX L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE O----2 DIGITAL L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE O----2 DIGITAL L, R O----2 DIGITAL L, R, S O----2 DIGITAL PLUS L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE O----2 DIGITAL PLUS L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE (,ex1) O----2 DIGITAL PLUS L, C, R, SL, SR, SBL, SBR, LFE O----2 TrueHD L, R O----2 TrueHD L, R O----2 TrueHD L, R O---O---O---O---O----

O---O----

O---O---O----

Signal format indicators Channel status

SBR

PCM L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE PCM L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE DSD L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE DSD L, R PCM L, R PCM L, R PCM, HDCD L, R ANALOG -

dts, ES L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE dts 96/24 L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE dts L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE PCM L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE DSD L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE DSD L, R PCM L, R PCM, HDCD L, R ANALOG -

dts, ES L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE dts 96/24 L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE dts L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE PCM L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE PCM L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE DSD L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE DSD L, R PCM L, R PCM, HDCD L, R

ANALOG -

dts, ES L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE dts 96/24 L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE dts L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE dts-HD MSTR/HIRES L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE (,ex1,ex2) dts-HD MSTR/HIRES L, C, R, SL, SR, S, LFE (,ex1,ex2)

dts-HD MSTR/HIRES

PCM L, C, R, SL, SR, LFE PCM L, R PCM, HDCD L, R ANALOG L, R

L, C, R, SL, SR, SBL, SBR, LFE (,ex1,ex2)

Abbreviations L/R : Front speakers C : Center speaker SL/SR : Surround speakers SBL/SBR : Surround back speakers SubW : Subwoofer LFE : Low frequency efects ex : Extension

AUTO

When this mode is selected, the unit determines whether the digital input signal is Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Surround EX, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD, DTS, DTS-ES, DTS 96/24 or PCM audio. Surround EX & DTS-ES will operate for multichannel sources that have a Dolby Digital Surround EX or DTS-ES auto trigger ﬂ ag in the digital signal. When a Dolby Digital or DTS signal is input, the number of channels for which the corresponding signal is encoded will be played. Inputting a Dolby Digital two channel signal with Dolby surround status automatically subjects that signal to Pro Logic II x movie processing before play. PCM 96 kHz source material can be played in this mode.

Notes:

• When you use this mode with certain DVD and CD players, performing operations such as skip or stop may momentarily interrupt the output.

• When the signal is not decoded, the mode is changed to AUTO mode automatically. See page 57 to conﬁ rm the available decoding modes.

SOURCE DIRECT

In the Source Direct mode, the tone control circuit Acoustic EQ. and bass management conﬁ guration are bypassed for full-range frequency response and the purist audio reproduction.

Notes:

• Speaker size is set to Front L/R = LARGE, Center = LARGE, Surround L/R = LARGE and Subwoofer = YES automatically. Tone controls, equalizer and additional processing are deactivated.

• When you use this mode with certain DVD and CD players, performing operations such as skip or stop may momentarily interrupt the output.

• In SOURCE DIRECT mode, ACOUSTIC EQ and M-DAX are not available.

PURE DIRECT

The Pure Direct mode further reduces sources of noise in addition to effect of the Source Direct mode, by blocking output from the video jacks (VIDEO, S-VIDEO, COMPONENT VIDEO and HDMI) and turning the FL display off.

Note:

• In PURE DIRECT mode, ACOUSTIC EQ and MDAX are not available.

EX/ES

This mode provides 6.1 channel surround for Dolby Digital EX, and DTS-ES-encoded source material such as DVD. This mode cannot be used when an analog input has been selected.

Dolby Digital EX In a movie theater, ﬁ lm soundtracks that have been encoded with Dolby Digital Surround EX technology are able to reproduce an extra channel which has been added during the mixing of the program. This channel, called surround back, places sounds behind the listener in addition to the currently available front left, front center, front right, surround right, surround left and subwoofer channels. This additional channel provides the opportunity for more detailed imaging behind the listener and brings more depth, spacious ambience and sound localization than ever before. Dolby Digital EX is not available in systems that do not have without surround back speaker(s).

DTS-ES (Discrete 6.1, Matrix 6.1) DTS-ES adds the surround center channel audio to the DTS 5.1 channel format to improve the acoustic positioning, and makes acoustic image movement more natural with the 6.1 channel reproduction. This unit incorporates a DTS-ES-decoder, which can handle DTS-ES Discrete-encoded and DTS-ES Matrix-encoded program sources from DVD, etc. DTS-ES Discrete 6.1 features digital discrete recording of all channels, including the surround back channel(s), and higher quality audio reproduction. DTS-ES is not available in systems that do not have surround back speakers.

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2 MODE

(Dolby Digital, Pro Logic IIx MOVIE, Pro Logic IIx MUSIC, Pro Logic IIx GAME)

This mode is used with source materials encoded in Dolby Digital and Dolby Surround.

DOLBY DIGITAL

This mode is enabled when playing source materials encoded in Dolby Digital. Playing multichannel-encoded 5.1 channel Dolby Digital sources provides 5 main audio channels (left, center, right, surround left and surround right) and a Low Frequency Effect channel. Dolby Digital EX decoding is not available in this mode.

Dolby Pro Logic IIx has 5 modes: Pro Logic IIx MOVIE This mode provides 6.1 or 7.1 channel surround sound from Dolby Surround, encoded stereo movie soundtracks. Pro Logic IIx MUSIC This mode provides 6.1 or 7.1 channel surround sound from conventional stereo sources (analog or digital), such as CD, tape, FM, TV, stereo VCR, etc. Pro Logic IIx GAME This mode surround effects by routing them to the system’s subwoofer.

5.1ch + Pro Logic IIx Movie This mode provides 7.1 channel surround sound from

5.1 channel sources

5.1ch + Pro Logic IIx Music This mode provides 6.1 or 7.1 channel surround sound from 5.1 channel sources music soundtracks.

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restores the impact low-frequency

movie soundtracks

• Pro Logic IIx mode will decode as Pro Logic II mode when the SURR. B is set to “None” from SPEAKER SETUP menu. (See page 32)

• Pro Logic IIx mode is available for a 2 channel input signal which is encoded in Dolby Digital, HDCD or PCM format.

dts

dts, Neo:6 Cinema, Neo:6 Music This mode is for DTS-encoded source materials such as laserdisc, CD and DVD. Neo:6 is for some 2 channel sources.

dts

This mode is enabled when playing source materials encoded in dts multichannel. Playing multichannel encoded-5.1 channel dts sources provides five main audio channels (left, center, right, surround left and surround right) and a Low Frequency Effects channel. dts-ES decoding is not available in this mode. The DTS mode cannot be used when an analog input has been selected.

Neo:6 Cinema, Neo:6 Music

This mode decodes 2 channel signals into 6 channel signals using high-accuracy digital matrix technology. The DTS Neo:6 decoder has near-discrete properties in the frequency characteristics of the channels as well as in channel separation. According to the signals to be played back, DTS Neo:6 uses either the Neo:6 Cinema mode optimized for movie playback or the Neo:6 Music mode optimized for music playback.

Note:

The Neo:6 mode is available for 2 channel input

• signals which are encoded in Dolby Digital, HDCD or PCM format.

CIRCLE SURROUND II

-CINEMA, CSII-MUSIC, CSII-MONO)

(CS

Circle Surround is designed to enable multichannel surround sound playback of non-encoded and multichannel encoded material. Backward compatibility provides listeners with up to

6.1 channels of surround performance from an entire collection of music and ﬁ lm, including broadcast, videotape and stereo recorded music. Depending on source material, you can select CSII - Cinema mode, CSII-Music mode or CSII -Mono mode.

Note:

• The CS II mode is available for 2 channel input signals which are encoded in Dolby Digital, HDCD or PCM format.

STEREO

This mode bypasses all surround processing. In stereo program sources, the left and right channels play normally when PCM audio or analog stereo is input. With Dolby Digital and DTS sources, the 5.1 channels are converted to two channel stereo. 96 kHz PCM source material can be played back in stereo mode.

Dolby Virtual Speaker

Dolby Virtual Speaker technology uses proprietary technology of Dolby Laboratories to create a virtual surround sound ﬁ eld using only two speakers for the front channels, allowing the user to experience sound as if surround speakers were actually being used.

MULTI CH. (MOVIE, MUSIC)

This mode is used to create a wider, deeper and more natural soundstage from two channel source material. This is done by feeding the left channel signal to both the left front and left surround speakers and the right channel signal to both the right front and right surround speakers. Additionally, the center channel reproduces a mix of the right and left channels.

Note:

• Audio is not output from the CENTER channel when using MULTI CH. MUSIC mode.

Neural Surround

Neural SurroundTM represents the latest advancement in surround technology developed for music. Neural SurroundTM employs psychoacoustic frequency domain processing which allows delivery of a more detailed sound stage with superior channel separation and localization of audio elements. System playback is scalable from 5.1 to 7.1 multichannel surround playback.

CAUTION

Note for DTS

•

To connected DVD player, laserdisc player or CD player needs to support DTS digital output. You may not be able to play some DTS source signals from certain CD players and LD players even if you connect the player to the unit digitally. This is because the digital signal has been processed (such as the output level, sampling frequency or frequency response), and the unit cannot recognize the signal as DTS data.

• Depending on the player used, DTS play may produce a short noise. This is not a malfunction.

• While signals from a DTS laserdisc or CD are playing in another surround mode, you cannot switch to digital input or from digital input to analog input from the INPUT SETUP in the MAIN MENU or by pressing the A/D button.

• You can not listen to DTS-encoded software in a multiroom.

The outputs for VCR OUT, TAPE OUT and CD/CD-R

• OUT output analog audio signals only. Do not record from CDs or LDs that support DTS using these outputs. If you do, the DTS-encoded signal will be recorded as noise.

Note or Dolby Digital Surround EX

•

When playing Dolby Digital Surround EX-encoded software in 6.1 channels, it is required to set the EX/ES mode.

• Note that some Dolby Digital Surround EX-encoded software does not contain the identiﬁ cation signal. In this case, set the EX/ES mode manually.

Note for 96 kHz/192 kHz PCM audio

The AUTO, Pure Direct, and Stereo modes can be

• used when playing PCM signals with a sampling frequency of 96/192 kHz (such as from DVD-Video/ Audio discs).

•

Certain DVD player models inhibit digital output. For details, refer to the player’s operation manual.

•

Some DVD discs feature copy protection. When using such disc, 96 kHz PCM signal are not output from the DVD player. For details, refer to the player’s operation manual.

Note for HDCD

•

HDCD is effective only through digital input.

•

You may not be able to play some HDCD source signals from certain CD players if you connect the player to the unit digitally. This is because the digital signal has been processed (such as the output level, sampling frequency or frequency response) and the unit cannot recognize the signal as HDCD data.

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DESCRIPTION

Neural-THX® Surround has been chosen as the

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ofﬁ cial surround sound broadcast format for leading FM/HD and satellite radio and television stations

BASIC

worldwide. Neural-THX Surround delivers the rich envelopment and discrete image detail of surround sound in a format 100% compatible with stereo.

Neural-THX Surround draws the brain’s attention

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to sonic details in musical instruments, vocals and ambience that are typically masked by other playback systems. This allows the listener to fully experience the richness and subtleties in recorded performance as never before for both surround encoded material and regular stereo material such as CDs or digital media players.

CONNECTIONS

Neural-THX Surround: Taking Surround to the Next

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Level.

This product is manufactured under license from Neural Audio Corporation and THX Ltd. Marantz hereby grants the user a non-exclusive, nontransferable, limited right of use to this product under USA and foreign patent, patent pending and other technology or trademarks owned by Neural Audio

SETUP

Corporation and THX Ltd. “Neural Surround”, “Neural Audio”, “Neural” and “NRL” are trademarks and logos owned by Neural Audio Corporation, THX is a trademark of THX Ltd., which may be registered in some jurisdictions. All rights reserved.

OPERATION

ADVANCED

Manufactured under license under U.S. Patent

TROUBLESHOOTING

#’s: 5,451,942; 5,956,674; 5,974,380; 5,978,762; 6,226,616; 6,487,535; 7,003,467 & other U.S. and worldwide patents issued & pending. DTS, DTS Digital Surround, ES, and Neo:6 are registered trademarks and the DTS logos, Symbol and DTS 96/24 are trademarks of DTS, Inc. © 1996-2007 DTS, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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• dts Digital Surround

DTS was introduced in 1994 to provide 5.1 channels of discrete digital audio into home theater systems. DTS brings you premium quality discrete multichannel digital sound to both movies and music. DTS is a multichannel sound system designed to create full range digital sound reproduction. The no compromise DTS digital process sets the standard of quality for cinema sound by delivering an exact copy of the studio master recordings to neighborhood and home theaters. Now, every moviegoer can hear the sound exactly as the moviemaker intended. DTS can be enjoyed in the home for either movies or music on of DVD’s, LD’s, and CD’s.

• dts Neo:6

The advantages of discrete multichannel systems over matrix are well known. But even in homes equipped for discrete multichannel, there remains a need for high-quality matrix decoding. This is because of the large library of matrix surround motion pictures available on disc and on VHS tape; and analog television broadcasts. The typical matrix decoder of today derives a center channel and a mono surround channel from twochannel matrix stereo material. It is better than a simple matrix in that it includes steering logic to improve separation, but because of its mono, bandlimited surround it can be disappointing to users accustomed to discrete multichannel.

Neo:6 offers several important improvements as follow,

• Neo:6 provides up to six full-band channels of matrix decoding from stereo matrix material. Users with 6.1 and 5.1 systems will derive six and ﬁ ve separate channels, respectively, corresponding to the standard home-theater speaker layouts.

• Neo:6 technology allows various sound elements within a channel or channels to be steered separately, and in a way which follows naturally from the original presentation.

• Neo:6 offers a music mode to expand stereo nonmatrix recordings into the ﬁ ve- or six-channel layout, in a way which does not diminish the subtlety and integrity of the original stereo recording.

• dts Digital Surround ES

DTS-ES Extended Surround is a new multichannel digital signal format developed by Digital Theater Systems Inc. While offering high compatibility with the conventional DTS Digital Surround format, DTS-ES Extended Surround greatly improves the 360-degree surround impression and space expression thanks to further expanded surround signals. This format has been used professionally in movie theaters since

1999. In addition to the 5.1 surround channels (FL, FR, C, SL, SR and LFE), DTS-ES Extended Surround also offers the SB (Surround Back) channel for surround playback with a total of 6.1 channels. DTS-ES Extended Surround includes two signal formats with different surround signal recording methods, as DTSES Discrete 6.1 and DTS-ES Matrix 6.1.

• dts Digital Surround 96/24

The stereo CD is a 16-bit medium with sampling at

44.1 kHz. Professional audio has been 20- or 24bit for some time, and there is increasing interest in higher sampling rates both for recording and for delivery into the home. Greater bit depths provide extended dynamic range. Higher sampling rates allow wider frequency response and the use of antialias and reconstruction ﬁ lters with more favorable aural characteristics.

DTS 96/24 allows for 5.1channel sound tracks to be encoded at a rate of 96kHz/24bits on DVD-Video titles. When DVD-video appeared, it became possible to deliver 24-bit, 96 kHz audio into the home, but only in two channels, and with serious limitations on picture. This capability has had little use. DVD-audio allows 96/24 in six channels, but a new player is needed, and only analog outputs are provided, necessitating the use of the D/A converters and analog electronics provided in the player.

DTS 96/24 offers the following:

1. Sound quality transparent to the original 96/24 master.

2. Full backward compatibility with all existing decoders. (Existing decoders will output a 48 kHz signal)

3. No new player required: DTS 96/24 can be carried on DVD-video, or in the video zone of DVD-audio, accessible to all DVD players.

4. 96/24 5.1-channel sound with full-quality fullmotion video, for music programs and motion picture soundtracks on DVD-video.

DTS-HD Master Audio is capable of delivering audio that is a bit-for-bit identical to the studio master. DTS-HD Master Audio delivers audio at super high variable bit rates -24.5 mega-bits per second (Mbps) on Blu-ray discs and 18.0 Mbps on HD-DVD - that are signiﬁ cantly higher than standard DVDs . This bit stream is so “fast” and the transfer rate is so “high” that it can deliver the Holy Grail of audio: 7.1 audio channels at 96k sampling frequency/24 bit depths that are identical to the original. With DTS-HD Master Audio, you will be able to experience movies and music, exactly as the artist intended: clear, pure, and uncompromised.

Manufactured under license under U.S. Patent #’s: 5,451,942; 5,956,674; 5,974,380;5,978,762; 6,226,616; 6,487,535 & other U.S. and worldwide patents issued & pending. DTS is a registered trademark and the DTS logos, Symbol, DTS-HD and DTS-HD Master Audio are trademarks of DTS, Inc. © 1996-2007 DTS, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

DTS-HD High Resolution Audio can deliver up to 7.1 channels of sound that is virtually indistinguishable from the original. DTS-HD High Resolution Audio delivers audio at high constant bit rates superior to standard DVDs---6.0 Mbps on Blu-ray discs and 3.0 Mbps on HD-DVD to produce outstanding sound quality. It is capable of delivering up to 7.1 channels at 96k sampling frequency/24 bit depth resolution. It allows content creators to deliver rich, high deﬁ nition audio on movies where disc space may not allow for DTS-HD Master Audio.

Manufactured under license under U.S. Patent #’s: 5,451,942; 5,956,674; 5,974,380; 5,978,762; 6,226,616; 6,487,535 & other U.S. and worldwide patents issued & pending. DTS is a registered trademark and the DTS logos, Symbol, DTS-HD, DTS-HD High Resolution Audio and DTS-HD High Res Audio are trademarks of DTS, Inc. © 1996-2007 DTS, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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Dolby Digital identiﬁ es the use of Dolby Digital audio coding for such consumer formats as DVD and DTV. As with ﬁ lm sound, Dolby Digital can provide up to ﬁ ve full-range channels for left, center, and right screen channels, independent left and right surround channels, and a sixth (“.1”) channel for low-frequency effects.

Dolby Surround Pro Logic decoding technology that provides better spatiality and directionality on Dolby Surround program material; provides a convincing three-dimensional soundﬁ eld on conventional stereo music recordings; and is ideally suited to bring the surround experience to automotive sound. While conventional surround programming is fully compatible with Dolby Surround Pro Logic II decoders, soundtracks will be able to be encoded speciﬁ cally to take full advantage of Pro Logic II playback, including separate left and right surround channels. (Such material is also compatible with conventional Pro Logic decoders.)

Dolby Digital EX creates six full-bandwidth output channels from 5.1-channel sources. This is done using a matrix decoder that derives three surround channels from the two in the original recording. For best results, Dolby Digital EX should be used with movies soundtracks recorded with Dolby Digital Surround EX.

About Dolby Pro Logic IIx

Dolby Pro Logic IIx technology delivers a natural and immersing 7.1-channel listening experience to the home theater environment. A product of Dolby's expertise in surround sound and matrix decoding technologies, Dolby Pro Logic IIx is a complete surround sound solution that maximizes the entertainment experience from stereo as well as

5.1-channel encoded sources.

Dolby Pro Logic IIx is fully compatible with Dolby Surround Pro Logic technology and can optimally decode the thousands of commercially available Dolby Surround encoded video cassettes and television programs with enhanced depth and spatiality. It can also process any high-quality stereo or Advanced Resolution 5.1-channel music content into a seamless 6.1- or 7.1-channel listening experience.

is an improved matrix

The Dolby Headphone technology provides a sound listening experience over headphones. When listening to multichannel content such as DVD movies over headphones, the listening experience is fundamentally different than listening to speakers. Since the headphone speaker drivers are covering the pinna of the ear, the listening experience differs greatly from traditional speaker playback. Dolby utilizes patented headphone perspective curves to solve this problem and provides a non-fatiguing, immersive, home theater listening experience. Dolby Headphone also delivers exceptional 3D audio from stereo material.

Dolby Virtual Speaker is a technologycertified by Dolby Laboratories that creates a virtualized surround sound experience from two speakers using a multichannel Dolby Digital source. Additionally, Dolby Virtual Speaker can simulate the surround sound effect produced by Dolby Pro Logic or Dolby Pro Logic II . Dolby Virtual Speaker retains all the original Multichannel audio information and provides the listener with the sensation of being surrounded by additional speakers.

Dolby® TrueHD is Dolby’s next-generation lossless technology developed for high-deﬁ nition disc-based media. Dolby TrueHD delivers tantalizing sound that is bit-for-bit identical to the studio master, unlocking the true high-definition entertainment experience on next-generation discs. When coupled with high-deﬁ nition video, Dolby TrueHD offers an unprecedented home theater experience that lets you enjoy sound as stunning as the high-deﬁ nition picture.

surround

Dolby Digital Plus is a highly sophisticated and versatile audio codec based on Dolby Digital and designed specifically to adapt to the changing demands of future audio, video delivery, and audio storage systems while simultaneously retaining backwards compatibility with the existing Dolby Digital 5.1-channel home theater systems in use today.

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. “Dolby”, “Pro Logic”, “Surround EX”, and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

Circle Surround II (CS-II ) is a powerful and versatile multichannel technology. CS-II is designed to enable up to 6.1 multichannel surround sound playback from mono, stereo, CS encoded sources and other matrix encoded sources. In all cases the decoder extends it into 6 channels of surround audio and a LFE/subwoofer signal. The CS-II decoder creates a listening environment that places the listener “inside” music performances and dramatically improves both hi-fi audio conventional surround-encoded video material. CS-II provides composite stereo rear channels to greatly improve separation and image positioning– adding a heightened sense of realism to both audio and A/V productions. CS-II is packed with other useful feature like dialog clarity (SRS Dialog) for movies and cinema-like bass enrichment (TruBass). CS-II can enable the dialog to become clearer and more discernable in movies and it enables the bass frequencies contained in the original programming to more closely achieve low frequencies–overcoming the low frequency limitations of the speakers by full octave.

Circle Surround II, SRS and symbol are trademarks of SRS Labs, Inc. Circle Surround II technology is incorporated under license from SRS Labs, Inc.

HDCD® (High Deﬁ nition Compatible Digital ®) is a patented process for delivering on Compact Disc the full richness and details of the original microphone feed. HDCD encoded CDs sound better because they are encoded with 20-bits of real musical information as compared to 16-bits for all other CDs. HDCD overcomes the limitation of the 16-bit CD format by using a sophisticated system to encode the additional four bits onto the CD while remaining completely compatible with the CD format. When listening to HDCD recordings, you hear more dynamic range, a focused 3-D sound stage, and extremely natural vocal and musical timbre. With HDCD, you get the body, depth and emotion of the original performance not a ﬂ at, digital imitation. HDCD system manufactured under license from Microsoft. This product is covered by one or more of the following: In the United States 5,479,168 5,638,074 5,640,161 5,808,574 5,838,274 5,854,600 5,864,311 5,872,531 and in Australia 669,114 with other patents pending.

HDMI, the and High-Deﬁ nition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC.

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NAMES AND

FUNCTION

Several factors can degrade the sound from even the best loudspeakers in a listening room. One of the most important is the interaction of sound from the loudspeakers with large surfaces such as

CONNECTIONS

walls, the ﬂ oor and the ceiling in the room. Even with careful loudspeaker placement and acoustical

BASIC

treatments, there are signiﬁ cant problems that are caused by room acoustics. These include reﬂ ections from nearby surfaces and standing waves created between large parallel surfaces in the room. In a home theater, the situation is further complicated

BASIC OPERATION

because there are several listening locations. The effects of room acoustics on the sound arriving at each person’s ears are very different and the result is a listening experience that is degraded in a different way for each person in the room. It is not uncommon to have variations in two adjacent seats as large as 10 dB, particularly in the frequency

CONNECTIONS

range below 250 Hz. The solution to this problem is to

ADVANCED

apply room correction after measuring precisely how each loudspeaker interacts with the room. Because the room causes variations in the frequency response of the loudspeakers that are so large from seat to seat, it is important to sample the sound from several locations in the listening room. This should be done even if there is only one listener. Measurement at a single location is not representative of the acoustical

SETUP

problems in the room and will, in most cases, degrade overall performance. Audyssey MultEQ is the only technology able to achieve room correction for multiple listeners in a large listening area. It does so by combining the data collected at several points in the room from each loudspeaker and then applying

OPERATION

ADVANCED

correction to minimize the acoustical effects of the room and match the frequency resolution of human perception (known as psychoacoustics). Further, MultEQ correction is applied in frequency and time domains and removes artifacts, such as smearing or modal ringing, sometimes associated with traditional methods of room equalization.

TROUBLESHOOTING

In addition to correcting frequency response problems over a wide listening area, Audyssey MultEQ provides a completely automated sound system set-up process. It identiﬁ es the number of loudspeakers connected to the ampliﬁ ers and whether they are satellites or subwoofers. If there is a least one subwoofer connected, Audyssey MultEQ determines the optimum crossover frequency between each

OTHERS

satellite and the subwoofer(s). It automatically checks the polarity of each loudspeaker and alerts the user to the ones wired out-of- phase relative to the others.

It measures the distance to each loudspeaker from the main listening position and adjusts the delays so the sound from each loudspeaker arrives at the same time. Finally, Audyssey MultEQ determines the playback level of each loudspeaker and adjusts the volume trims so all levels are equal.

Manufactured under license from Audyssey Laboratories. U.S. and foreign patents pending. MultEQ is a registered trademark of Audyssey Laboratories.

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“x.v.Color” and “x.v.Color” logo are trademarks of Sony Corporation.

Windows and Windows Media Audio are registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation of the United States in the United States and other countries.

iTunes is a registered trademark or trademark of Apple Inc. of the United States in the United States and other countries.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS CLEANING OF EQUIPMENT EXTERNAL

SURFACES

FM TUNER SECTION

Frequency Range ................................ 87.5 – 108.0 MHz

Usable Sensitivity ............................IHF 1.8 µV/16.4 dBf

Signal to Noise Ratio ................... Mono/Stereo 75/70 dB

Distortion ......................................Mono/Stereo 0.2/0.3 %

Stereo Separation .........................................1 kHz 45 dB

Alternate Channel Selectivity .................± 300 kHz 60 dB

Image Rejection .........................................98 MHz 70 dB

Tuner Output Level ........... 1 kHz, ± 40 kHz Dev 500 mV

AM TUNER SECTION

Frequency Range ................................... 531 – 1602 kHz

Signal to Noise Ratio .............................................. 50 dB

Usable Sensitivity .....................................Loop 400µV/m

Distortion ...................................400Hz, 30 % Mod. 0.5 %

Selectivity .................................................± 18 kHz 70 dB

AUDIO SECTION

Power Output (20 Hz – 20 kHz/THD=0.08%)

Front L&R ..........................................8 ohms 100 W / Ch

Center ................................................8 ohms 100 W / Ch

Surround L&R ....................................8 ohms 100 W / Ch

Surround Back L&R ...........................8 ohms 100 W / Ch

Front L&R ..........................................6 ohms 125 W / Ch

Center ................................................6 ohms 125 W / Ch

Surround L&R ....................................6 ohms 125 W / Ch

Surround Back L&R ...........................6 ohms 125 W / Ch

Input Sensitivity/Impedance ...............180 mV/ 47 Kohms

Signal to Noise Ratio(Analog Input / Pure Direct) Frequency Response

(Analog Input / Pure Direct) ....... 8 Hz – 100 kHz (± 3 dB)

(Digital Input / 96 kHz PCM) ........8 Hz – 45 kHz (± 3 dB)

.... 105 dB

VIDEO

Television Format ............................................ NTSC/PAL

Input Level/Impedance ...........................1 Vp-p/75 ohms

Output Level/Impedance ......................... 1 Vp-p/75 ohms

Video Frequency Response .......5 Hz to 8 MHz (– 1 dB)

Video Frequency (Component)

S/N .......................................................................... 60 dB

....5 Hz to 80 MHz (– 1 dB)

HDMI

Version .........................................................1.3a [INPUT]

.........................................................1.3a [OUTPUT]

GENERAL

Power Requirement ...........................AC 230 V 50/60 Hz

Power Consumption ..............................................600 W

Standby Power Consumption .................. (Normal) 0.7 W

......................................................(Economy) 0.4 W

Weight ...................................................................13.2 kg

ACCESSORIES

Remote Controller RC003SR ........................................ 1

Microphone ................................................................... 1

AAA-size batteries ........................................................ 2

FM Antenna ................................................................... 1

AM Loop Antenna .......................................................... 1

AC cable ....................................................................... 1

User Guide ..................................................................... 1

DIMENSIONS

440.0 mm

22 mm

388 mm

348.5 mm

17.5 mm

146.5 mm14 mm

160.5 mm

The exterior ﬁ nish of your unit will last indeﬁ nitely 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 volatile substances as these wil mar the ﬁ nish of the equipment. Likewise, never use cloths containing chemical substances. If the equipment get dirty, wipe the external surfaces 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.

REPAIRS

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 difﬁ culty, 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.

FUNCTION

NAMES AND

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

TROUBLESHOOTING

Speciﬁ cations subject to change without prior notice.

OTHERS

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SETUP CODES

Acer ...................................................................................1141

Admiral .........................................................1002, 1009, 1089

Aiko ................................................................................... 1059

Aiwa ......................................................................... 1117, 1118

Akai ................................................................................... 1001

Amtron .............................................................................. 1023

Anam .................................................................................1113

Anam National .............................................. 1023, 1069, 1092

AOC .....................................................1003, 1024, 1049, 1127

Audiovox ........................................................................... 1023

Bell & Howell ..........................................................1009, 1025

Benq ........................................................................1104, 1142

Broksonic .............................................1003, 1097, 1098, 1113

Celebrity ........................................................................... 1001

Citizen ........................................................... 1003, 1013, 1023

1026, 1059, 1063

Colortyme ............................................................... 1003, 1043

Contec ...............................................................................1113

Contec/Cony .................................................1023, 1045, 1047

Craig ....................................................1020, 1022, 1023, 1113

Crown ..................................................................... 1023, 1067

Curtis Mathes ...............................................1003, 1013, 1025

1026, 1062, 1103, 1110

Daewoo ..............................................1003, 1013, 1024, 1035

1036, 1059, 1084, 1101

Daytron ......................................................... 1003, 1013, 1016

Dimensia ..................................................................1103, 1110

Dumont ..........................................................1003, 1010, 1153

Electroband ...................................................................... 1001

Electrohome ........................................1001, 1003, 1069, 1133

Emerson ....................................................... 1003, 1013, 1015

1020, 1021, 1022, 1023 1025, 1038, 1044, 1045 1048, 1055, 1061, 1094 1096, 1099, 1101, 1113

Envision ............................................................................ 1003

Fisher ...................................................1025, 1051, 1091, 1160

Fujitsu ..................................................1038, 1124, 1125, 1155

Funai ..............................................................1023, 1038, 1113

Gateway ............................................................................1150

GE .....................................................1003, 1018, 1022, 1046

1054, 1069, 1085, 1103 1110, 1113, 1133, 1136, 1153

Goldstar ........................................................ 1003, 1013, 1024

1030, 1045, 1080  1100, 1112, 1154

Hallmark ........................................................................... 1003

Hisense ..............................................................................1116

Hitachi ................................................. 1003, 1012, 1031, 1032

1037, 1041, 1045, 1047 1065, 1068, 1082, 1088 1094, 1139, 1140, 1145, 1159

Inﬁ nity ............................................................................... 1067

Janeil .................................................................................1134

JBL ................................................................................... 1067

JC Penney .................................................... 1003, 1013, 1018

1019, 1024, 1026 1046, 1047, 1054 1063, 1083, 1085 1100, 1103, 1110 1112, 1133, 1154

Jensen .............................................................................. 1003

JVC ...............................................................1028, 1029, 1045

1047, 1050, 1060, 1065

Kawasho ................................................................. 1001, 1003

Kenwood ........................................................................... 1003

Kloss Novabeam .................................1023, 1056, 1057, 1134

KTV ............................................................... 1013, 1023, 1033

1034, 1073, 1099, 1113

LG ........................................................................... 1024, 1030

M.Wards ....................................................... 1002, 1009, 1038

Magnavox ..................................................... 1003, 1052, 1053

1056, 1057, 1063 1067, 1081, 1106

Marantz ................................................1003, 1031, 1067, 1122

Mitsubishi ...................................................... 1003, 1024, 1051

1115, 1122, 1133

Motorola .................................................................. 1014, 1069

NEC .......................................... 1003, 1012, 1024, 1043, 1069

NET-TV ....................................................................1137, 1150

Orion ....................................................................... 1020, 1096

Panasonic ..................................1017, 1067, 1069, 1095, 1111

Philips ..................................................1003, 1011, 1045, 1052

1054, 1056, 1057, 1058 1063, 1067, 1069, 1106

Pioneer ......................................................... 1003, 1018, 1037

1070, 1071, 1094 1145, 1147, 1149

Plasmsync .........................................................................1135

Portland .............................................. 1003, 1013, 1024, 1059

Price Club ......................................................................... 1026

Prism ................................................................................ 1018

Proscan ..............................................1004, 1005, 1006, 1007

1008, 1085, 1103, 1110

Proton ..................................................................... 1003, 1045

Quasar .......................................1010, 1069, 1073, 1111, 1153

Radio Shack ................................................. 1003, 1013, 1015

1023, 1024, 1025, 1045 1100, 1103, 1110, 1113

RCA .............................................................. 1003, 1004, 1005

1006, 1007, 1008 1014, 1024, 1049, 1069 1075, 1079, 1085, 1087 1088, 1093, 1094, 1101 1103, 1110, 1113, 1153

Realistic .............................................. 1013, 1015, 1023, 1025

1045, 1100, 1103, 1110

Runco ......................................................................1010, 1153

Sampo ...............................................................................1150

Samsung ............................................1003, 1013, 1024, 1026

1040, 1045, 1062, 1078 1083, 1090, 1100, 11051114 1120, 1121, 1146, 1148, 1157

Sansui ................................................................................1119

Sanyo .................................................1003, 1025, 1051, 1072

1077, 1091, 1156, 1157, 1158

Sharp ............................................................ 1003, 1013, 1014

1015, 1045, 1055, 1064 1066, 1076, 1089, 1123

Signature .......................................................................... 1009

Sony ..............................................................1001, 1102, 1108

Soundesign ................................1003, 1023, 1038, 1063, 1113

Starlite .............................................................................. 1023

Supre-Macy .......................................................................1134

Sylvania ........................................................ 1003, 1039, 1042

1052, 1053, 1056, 1057 1063, 1067, 1089, 1151

Symphonic ....................................................1023, 1039, 1044

Tandy ................................................................................ 1014

Tatung ............................................................................... 1069

Technics ............................................................................ 1018

Techwood ............................................................... 1003, 1018

Teknika ............................................... 1003, 1009, 1013, 1023

1024, 1026, 1038, 1045 1047, 1059, 1063, 1111, 1113

Telecaption ....................................................................... 1074

Toshiba .........................................................1003, 1019, 1025

1026, 1042, 1074, 1098 1107, 1111, 1135, 1136

Totevision .......................................................................... 1013

Universal ................................................................. 1046, 1054

Video Concepts .................................................................1113

Viewsonic ......................................................1006, 1022, 1109

1128, 1129, 1130, 1131 1138, 1143, 1145, 1150

Wards ........................................................... 1003, 1009, 1015

1024, 1038, 1044, 1046 1052, 1054, 1056, 1057 1067, 1086, 1103, 1110

White Westinghouse ................................................1001, 1101

Yamaha ..................................................................1003, 1024

Zenith ............................................................ 1003, 1009, 1010

1132, 1144, 1153

AIWA ............................................................. 3001, 3002, 3003

AKAI .............................................................3004, 3005, 3006

AUDIO ............................................................................. 3007

AUDIO LABS .................................................................... 3008

CALIFORNIA .................................................................... 3008

CARVER ........................................................3010, 3011, 3009

CASIO .................................................................... 3012, 3020

CURTIS .................................................................. 3020, 3012

DENON ............................................................................. 3013

EMERSON ....................................................................... 3014

FISHER .....................................3011, 3015, 3016, 3017, 3018

GE .................................................................................... 3019

GENEXXA .................................................... 3014, 3021, 3020

HARMON ...................................................... 3022, 3023, 3051

HITACHI ...........................................................................3020

INKEL ............................................................................... 3024

JC PENNEY .................................................3012, 3020, 3025

JVC ......................................................................... 3026, 3027

KARDON ...................................................... 3022, 3051, 3023

KENWOOD ......................................... 3028, 3029, 3030, 3031

3032, 3033

KRELL .............................................................................. 3010

LUXMAN ............................................. 3035, 3036, 3037, 3038

LX I ............................................................... 3012, 3020, 3014

MAGNAVOX .................................................3010, 3039, 3040

MARANTZ .......................................... 3010, 3041, 3042, 3043

MATHES ................................................................. 3012, 3020

MCS ........................................................................ 3012, 3020

MGA ..................................................................................3023

MISSION .......................................................................... 3010

MITSUBISHI ........................................................... 3023, 3044

NAD ........................................................................ 3034, 3045

NAKAMICHI .................................................. 3046, 3047, 3048

NEC MCS ......................................................................... 3025

NIKKO .................................................................... 3007, 3016

ONKYO ............................................... 3049, 3050, 3051, 3052

3055, 3102, 3103

OPTIMUS ..................................3011, 3014, 3020, 3028, 3053

3054, 3056, 3057, 3058, 3059

PANASONIC ................................................. 3008, 3060, 3061

PHILIPS ..............................................3009, 3010, 3010, 3040

PIONEER .................................3020, 3021, 3062, 3063, 3064

QUASAR .......................................................................... 3008

RCA ...........................................3011, 3014, 3065, 3066, 3067

3068, 3069

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REALISTIC ..........................................3011, 3014, 3020, 3042

3054, 3057

ROTEL .............................................................................. 3010

RS ORIGINAL ..................................................................3070

SAE ........................................................................ 3010, 3083

SAMSUNG ....................................................................... 3071

SANSUI .............................................. 3014, 3068, 3072, 3073

SANYO ......................................3011, 3018, 3074, 3075, 3076

SCOTT ............................................................................. 3014

SEARS .....................................3012, 3014, 3020, 3028, 3042

SHARP ......................................................... 3028, 3042, 3077

SHERWOOD ............................ 3042, 3056, 3070, 3078, 3024

SHURE ............................................................................. 3025

SONY .............................3039, 3079, 3080, 3081, 3082, 3097

3098, 3099, 3100, 3101

SYLVANIA .........................................................................3010

SYMPHONIC .................................................................... 3083

TEAC ........................................ 3016, 3042, 3057, 3083, 3084

3085, 3086

TECHNICA ............................... 3007, 3008, 3061, 3087, 3088

THETA DIGITAL ................................................................ 3040

TOSHIBA .......................................................................... 3045

VICTOR ............................................................................ 3026

YAMAHA ................................... 3007, 3089, 3090, 3091, 3092

ZENITH ..................................... 3016, 3093, 3094, 3095, 3096

DVD

Aiwa ........................................................................ 2036, 2037

Apex ...............................2012, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2034

BOSE ............................................................ 2038, 2039, 2063

Denon ..................................................................... 2047, 2048

Funai ................................................................................. 2049

GE ......................................................2009, 2020, 2029, 2033

Harman Kardon ................................................................ 2061

Hitachi ........................................................... 2008, 2012, 2031

JVC ...............................................................2006, 2010, 2040

2041, 2042, 2043

Kenwood ................................................................. 2053, 2054

Koss .................................................................................. 2058

Magnavox ............................................2007, 2011, 2023, 2025

Marantz ............................................................................. 2025

Marantz (Blu-ray) ..............................................................2064

Mitsubishi .................................................................2011, 2015

Onkyo ............................................................................... 2062

Oritron ..................................................................... 2009, 2030

Panasonic ...........................................2003, 2015, 2016, 2055

Philips ............................................................2007, 2011, 2058

Pioneer ......................................................... 2002, 2014, 2056

Proscan ........................................................2009, 2020, 2032

RCA .......................................... 2005, 2009, 2020, 2035, 2057

Sampo .............................................................................. 2041

Samsung ..................................2008, 2012, 2022, 2024, 2027

Sanyo ..................................................................... 2050, 2052

Sharp ...................................................................... 2044, 2045

Sherwood ......................................................................... 2051

Sony .............................................................2001, 2013, 2059

Toshiba ...............................................2004, 2008, 2026, 2028

Yamaha ..................................................................2046, 2060

Zenith ................................................................................ 2010

DSS

Alphastar .......................................................................... 4027

Amstrad ........................................................ 4046, 4047, 4050

Atsky ................................................................................. 4048

B Sky B .........................................................4021, 4045, 4046

Chaparral .......................................................................... 4039

DIRECTV ......................................................4001, 4016, 4044

DISH Network ...................................................................4030

Drake ................................................................................ 4026

Echostar ...................................4007, 4017, 4018, 4019, 4020

4062, 4063, 4064

Eurosky ................................................................... 4047, 4056

Express Vu ....................................................................... 4017

Foxtel ................................................................................ 4051

Freesat ............................................................................. 4056

Fujitsu ............................................................................... 4025

GE ................................................................4002, 4008, 4009

General Instruments ............................................... 4036, 4037

Gradiente ................................................................ 4044, 4057

Hitachi ..................................................................... 4001, 4015

Hughes ................................................................... 4001, 4016

Humax ...................................... 4049, 4050, 4051, 4052, 4053

Janeil ................................................................................ 4025

JVC ................................................................................... 4017

Mitsubishi .......................................................................... 4001

Nokia ..................................................4058, 4059, 4060, 4061

Optima .............................................................................. 4048

Panasonic ............................................................... 4004, 4010

Philips ................................................. 4031, 4035, 4044, 4057

Proscan ...............................................4002, 4008, 4009, 4011

Radio Shack ........................................................... 4036, 4037

RCA .................................................... 4002, 4008, 4009, 4029

Realistic ............................................................................ 4040

Rural Cable ....................................................................... 4036

Samsung ..............4022, 4027, 4042, 4043, 4050, 4054, 4055

Schneider ............................................................... 4041, 4043

SKY ..............................................................4044, 4045, 4057

Skyplus ............................................................................. 4048

Skysat ...........................................................4041, 4047, 4056

Sony ...............................4003, 4012, 4014, 4065, 4066, 4067

Star Choice .......................................................................4032

Star Trak ........................................................................... 4024

STS ................................................................................... 4038

SuperDish ......................................................................... 4028

Teac .................................................................................. 4049

Thomson ................................................................. 4046, 4056

Toshiba ................................................................... 4001, 4034

Uniden .......................................................... 4005, 4006, 4013

Universum ........................................................................ 4056

Video Pall .........................................................................4025

Zenith ............................................................ 4023, 4025, 4033

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