Parasound P 7 User Manual

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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INTRODUCTION

OWNERSHIP REFERENCE INFORMATION

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Audio Input Connections

Audio Output Connections

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

UNPACKING YOUR P 7 AND PLACEMENT GUIDLINES

Carefully remove your P 7 from its shipping carton and locate all the enclosed accessories:

Remote control and two AAA batteries

AC power cord

Stereo 3.5mm cable for front panel MP3 input

Four trigger wires, two with 2.5 mm sub-mini plugs, two with a 2.5mm and a 3.5mm mini plug

While you are unpacking your P 7, inspect it thoroughly for possible shipping damage and tell your

taped seams on the bottom fl aps. This would be a good time to make a copy of your sales receipt

to store with the P 7’s original packing.

The P 7 will be easier to use and will last longer if you follow these simple guidelines:

Place the P 7 on a shelf that will adequately support its weight.

Unless you’ll control the P 7 through a remote infrared sensor/repeater system, put it on a shelf

where you can aim the remote control handset directly at the P 7. (If you use a remote repeater

To reduce the chances of your P 7 overheating please follow these guidelines:

Install your P 7 away from heat sources such as heating ducts, radiators, or heat-producing

Always position the P 7 horizontally.

We do not recommend placing the P7 directly on top of a power amplifi er because this could

Do not install the P 7 in an unventilated equipment cabinet or compartment. Pockets of stagnant

With its four feet removed, the P 7’s front panel height occupies two rack spaces: 3.5” or

and the other components mounted in the rack.

Tighten each bolt just enough to keep the unit secure in the rack to avoid deforming the

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Always disconnect the AC cords to your P 7 and power amplifi er(s) before making or

changing any input, output or trigger wire connections.

Inserting or removing an input or

them to pull loose. The P 7 has many different types of audio and control connections and some

AUDIO INPUT CONNECTIONS

The P 7 is equipped with a total of 10 audio inputs:

1 phono input for connecting a turntable with either a moving magnet or moving coil cartridge

6 pairs of unbalanced line level RCA type input jacks (In 2 ~ In 7/Tape)

1 pair of balanced XLR inputs (In 8/Balanced)

2 multi-channel inputs for surround sound movies and music (In 9/Multi 1 and In 10/Multi 2)

A front panel 3.5mm input jack for connecting a portable device such as an MP3 player is

The P 7 is equipped with a high quality phono preamplifi er. If you wish to connect a

turntable, set the Input 1 Phono Cartridge switch to MM (moving magnet) or

through the hole and twist the knurled cap clockwise to tighten it against the bare wire.

If the volume is far too low or far too high when you listen to your LPs, you have selected

the incorrect setting for your type of phono cartridge.

CONNECTING YOUR P 7

CONNECTING YOUR P 7: AUDIO INPUT CONNECTIONS

all have the same input sensitivity, input

typical analog line level source such as a

for connecting an audio recorder.

The rear panel In 6/MP3 jacks and the front panel MP3 input jack are both for Input 6 so

you should not connect a source to the rear panel In 6/MP3 jacks if you plan to use the front

and the front panel MP3 jack you would hear both sources playing at the same time.

fl oor contributes to a more defi ned and spacious soundstage. For

Asked Questions section of this manual.

These sources include many

Inputs 9 and 10 can also be used for additional stereo sources by using just their Front

the included cable with the 3.5mm stereo plugs between the MP3 player’s headphone jack

and the P 7’s MP3 input jack. For the best sound with an iPod

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set the iPod’s volume to

around 75% of its maximum. If you plan to use the front panel MP3 input jack you

to the rear panel Input 6 jacks since they share the same circuitry.

If your portable MP3 player does not sound as loud as your other sources you can

this manual for more information about changing the Input Offset.

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AUDIO OUTPUT CONNECTIONS

There are 2 sets of Main Output jacks, one set with RCA connectors and one set with balanced

XLR connectors. There is also a fi xed level record output for connecting an audio recorder. Read

through this section to determine which connections should be used in your setup.

The Main Output jacks connect to the inputs on your power amplifi er(s).

The P 7 is equipped with both balanced and unbalanced output jacks.

The balanced and unbalanced output jacks are active simultaneously.

your subwoofer. The frequency characteristics of the subwoofer output is determined by choices

you make in the P 7’s setup menu. For more information about the subwoofer output setup see

a 7.1 system, you will also connect the Main Output Back L & R jacks.

The P 7’s center, surround and back channel outputs reproduce signals only from sources

that are connected to the center, surround and back channel input jacks of the multichannel inputs

The P 7 has built-in analog bass management for audio systems which include a subwoofer. The

When inputs 1 through 8 are selected, the P 7 creates a subwoofer channel output by mixing the

the subwoofer crossover frequency in the P 7 Setup menu. If you have small front left and right

and speaker size/crossover settings should be selected in the source component’s setup menu.

CONNECTING YOUR P 7: AUDIO OUTPUT CONNECTIONS

CONNECTING YOUR P 7: AUDIO OUTPUT CONNECTIONS

The frequency response of the Left, Right & Sub output jacks is not affected by the P 7.

A subwoofer channel is not created by the P 7.

The subwoofer channel level can be adjusted from the P 7’s remote control or at the front panel.

the front panel, press the Select button twice then rotate the Volume/Select knob. There are two

and another setting for the multichannel inputs (Inputs 9 and 10). This is useful because you may

The Record Out jacks connect to the record Input jacks on your audio recorder. The Record Out

jacks provide fi xed level signals that are unaffected by the P 7’s volume control, balance control,

tone controls or mute. The Record Out jacks of the P 7 are always “live” and there is no simulta-

With stereo sources the Record Out jacks carry the L and R signals. For 5.1 or 7.1 channel

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The headphone jack accepts a 1/8” (3.5 mm) mini plug. All of the Main Audio Outputs are muted

when a headphone plug is inserted into this jack so you can listen privately. The Tape Record Out

jacks remain active. With stereo sources the Headphone jack carries the L and R signals. For 5.1

Please check your listening level before unplugging your headphones to avoid an unexpected

jump in loudness that could damage your speakers.

There are three 12 volt trigger outputs on the P 7. The Output jack labeled “Main On” is active

whenever the P 7 is turned on. The Output jack labeled “In 9/10” is active whenever Inputs 9 or

Any of these outputs can be used to turn on power amplifi ers and other equip-

trigger wire with the 2.5 mm sub-mini plugs.

Most Parasound Power Amplifi ers are equipped with a 2.5 mm 12V

trigger input jack. The trigger voltage source is DC and the trigger plug tip is

Your P 7 is compatible with most popular infrared (IR) repeater systems for

a cabinet where its remote handset signals cannot reach its front panel

This 9-pin female DB9 connector is a full-duplex serial port. This permits the

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The capabilities of such connections, and the programming and interfacing

trol system to your P 7. The complete RS-232 protocol can be found at:

CONNECTING YOUR P 7: OTHER CONNECTIONS

CONNECTING YOUR P 7: OTHER CONNECTIONS

AC POWER CORD

The IEC standard AC cord supplied with your P 7 is an audiophile-grade component.

the outlets, resulting in audible hum.

AC POWER SWITCH

This switch is provided to turn the P 7 completely off when it will not be

The Theater Bypass feature of the P 7 allows you to integrate the all-analog P 7 into a system

which also uses a digital surround sound receiver. By combining the P 7 with a high quality

an external power amplifi er will be of a higher quality than the amplifi er stage built into your

When the P 7 Bypass mode is selected in the Setup menu (see page 15), the P 7 volume level is

fi xed at unity gain (unity gain means that the output level equals the input level) and the

volume

Never connect a source component such as a DVD player directly to one of the

The Theater Bypass mode is intended only for use with components such as

surround

sound receivers and processors which have their own volume controls

sound receivers and processors which have their own volume controls

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the sound quality of your front L & R channels. Drive your Front L & R channels with the separate

from the P 7 will connect to your power amplifi er. Your Front L & R speakers will connect directly

to the new 2 channel power amplifi er instead of the L & R speaker terminals on your surround

When the P 7’s Bypass mode is selected, its

volume level is fi xed

and the balance, trims and

tone controls are all disabled; these adjustments should be made on the digital surround receiver.

USING THE BYPASS MODE WITH A SURROUND RECEIVER

USING THE BYPASS MODE WITH A SURROUND RECEIVER

With a separate 5 channel power amplifi er, or a 5 channel power amplifi er plus a 2 channel

amplifi er at all. Each channel’s speakers other than the sub would connect directly to the sepa-

tichannel Inputs (Inputs 9 or 10). The Main Outputs from the P 7 will connect to your power

amplifi er(s). Do not connect any speakers to the speaker terminals on your surround receiver.

woofer to the Sub Out jack of the P 7. The diagram below shows a 5 channel power amplifi er

When the P 7’s Bypass mode is selected, its

volume level is fi xed

and the balance, trims and

tone controls are all disabled; these adjustments should be made on the digital surround receiver.

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The P 7 Setup menu gives you access to the following functions:

Application-Purpose

Application-Purpose

Replace “In 1 – In 10” with customized names.

Theater Bypass

Integrate the P 7 into a system with a digital surround receiver.

Input Level Offsets

Match the listening level for sources whose output levels differ.

Assure a safe volume level for headphone listening.

Create a sub out channel and set crossovers for L & R channels.

Add 10 dB to the P 7’s maximum output level.

Zhd Input Assign

If you own a Parasound Zhd HDMI selector.

Erase all your Setup menu selections and restore factory defaults.

If you plan to use the P 7 as a conventional stereo preamplifi er with full range (“large”)

front speakers, you may not need to make any adjustments in the Setup menu.

Neither the Setup menu or any of these adjustments can be accessed from the front panel

MAKING ADJUSTMENTS IN THE SETUP MENU

MAKING ADJUSTMENTS IN THE SETUP MENU

The Setup menu is organized in this order:

Theater Bypass

Input Level Offsets

Phones Level Offset

Bass Management

Limit Volume

Zhd Input Assign

Factory Reset

to step through each of these functions. Pressing the

access the selected setup option. Pressing the

will step back a menu level or

You can change the name of each input here. For example, you might prefer Input 2 to show

CD Player

to 14 characters long.

Press the VOL Up or VOL Down buttons to select a

and many symbols are available.

Press the BAL Right button to modify the next character.

Press the BAL Left button to modify the previous character.

After you’ve renamed this input press the Enter button

to start renaming the next input.

After you fi nish renaming inputs, press the Exit Setup button

to return to the main Setup menu.

Theater Bypass

This setup option allows

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to function as bypass inputs. This

when the P 7 multichannel input jacks are connected to a surround sound receiver with its own

volume control. For more information about hooking up a component using the bypass mode,

Do not select Bypass “Yes” for an input which is connected to a source

component such as a DVD player.

Since the P 7 Theater Bypass mode provides no volume

Since the P 7 Theater Bypass mode provides no volume

control, the sound level would be very high and could damage your speakers

control, the sound level would be very high and could damage your speakers

for source components which have their own volume controls!

Press the VOL Up or VOL Down buttons to select

Press the Enter button to set In 10/Multi 2.

Press the VOL Up or VOL Down buttons to select

After you fi nish, press the Exit Setup button to return

to the main Setup menu.

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Theater Bypass No –

The selected input

or

is subject to

Theater Bypass Yes –

The selected input

or

is routed directly to the

When a Bypass mode is turned on (set to Yes), the

and tone are deactivated

This setup menu allows you to increase or decrease each input’s volume level individually to

the offset setup you can cycle through and compare all the sources by pressing the Enter button

Press the VOL Up or VOL Down buttons to adjust the input

Press the Enter button to select the next input and

After you fi nish, press the Exit Setup button to return

to the main Setup menu.

and will play much too loud relative to your speakers’ apparent volume level.

to your speakers by as much as -20 dB. If you fi nd your headphones play too quietly compared to

your speakers, you can increase the volume offset compared to your speakers by up to +20 dB.

Press the VOL Up or VOL Down buttons to adjust the

After you fi nish, press the Exit Setup button to return

to the main Setup menu.

MAKING ADJUSTMENTS IN THE SETUP MENU

MAKING ADJUSTMENTS IN THE SETUP MENU

These settings only benefi t systems which include a subwoofer. If your system does not

Your P 7 is equipped with an analog bass management system for stereo playback (Inputs 1-8

a subwoofer channel with a low-pass fi lter. The bass frequencies which it fi lters out of the left

and right channels will be reproduced by your subwoofer, for the frequency range selected in the

The P 7’s bass management settings affect only the stereo inputs. Bass management

for the multichannel inputs 9 and 10 should be set up in the setup menu of the source devices

Press the VOL Up or VOL Down buttons to

Press the Enter button to change between the

After you fi nish, press the Exit Setup button to return to the main Setup menu.

With this setting the left and right front

2. L&R: Above 80Hz –

This setting will fi lter bass frequencies below 80Hz from the left and

are using a subwoofer. When using this setting you will

3. L&R: Above 50Hz –

This setting will fi lter bass frequencies below 50Hz from the left and

than a small size. This setting should only be used if you

are using a subwoofer. When using this setting you will

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1. Sub: L+R Full Range –

This setting creates a mono

without a low-pass fi lter. With this setting, the subwoofer

frequency adjustment on your subwoofer according to the

2. Sub: L+R Below 80Hz –

This setting creates a mono

frequency to avoid double fi ltering

3. Sub: L+R Below 50Hz –

This setting creates a mono

frequency to avoid double fi ltering.

This setting disables the subwoofer output

when a stereo input is selected. Use this option if you don’t

will still be available when the multichannel inputs 9 & 10 are selected.

These settings for bass management

(Inputs 1-8 only).

The multichannel inputs (Inputs 9 & 10) have no bass management on the P 7

The multichannel inputs (Inputs 9 & 10) have no bass management on the P 7

This Setup menu allows you to increase the maximum volume

your room is large (over 3000 cubic feet and your speakers are

this case you can raise the maximum to 110.

Press the VOL Up or VOL Down buttons to change between

After you fi nish, press the Exit Setup button to return to the main Setup menu.

MAKING ADJUSTMENTS IN THE SETUP MENU

MAKING ADJUSTMENTS IN THE SETUP MENU

Zhd Input Assign

the ability to link to the Parasound Zhd 5 input HDMI selector (sold separately). This feature gives

you automatic switching of HDMI video sources as you select the audio sources on your P 7. In

the Zhd Input Assign setup, you can assign any of the Zhd’s 5 inputs to be selected simultaneously

with any of the P 7s 10 sources. Please note that this feature allows you to switch HDMI sources

association. For example you might want the HDMI input #3 to be selected when you select the

input. In this case you would want the Zhd Input Assign to look like this:

Press the VOL Up or VOL Down buttons to change HDMI input assignment in this order:

None

Zhd1

Zhd2

Zhd3

Zhd4

Zhd5

(back to None)

Press the Enter button to change the P 7 input you wish to

associate. Each press of the Enter button will step to the

After you fi nish, press the Exit Setup button to return to the

associate with an HDMI input on the Zhd.

For more information on the Parasound Zhd HDMI selector,

Caution!

This will

and custom input names and replaces

them with the factory default settings.

When “Factory Reset?” appears on the P 7 display, press the

the main Setup menu. Press the Volume Up button to

and restore the factory defaults.

If you press the Volume Up button to delete your settings

you cannot recall them and you will have to repeat the entire

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The P 7 uses an elegant and simple front panel interface. With only two buttons and one Volume/

A soft blue glow surrounds the On-Off button when the P 7 is turned off. The P badge also

will become brighter. When the P 7 is turned on, the front panel display will also illuminate. Push

the On-Off button again to turn it off.

the features of the P 7 from the front panel. In normal operation the Volume/Select Knob adjusts

the volume level of the P 7. Each press of the Select button changes the function of the knob

from volume adjust to become the selector for the next function. This is the order of the

functions you can adjust:

Volume Control

Select Sources

Adjust Subwoofer Level Trim

Adjust Bass

Adjust Treble

Adjust Left/Right Balance

Adjust Front/Rear Balance

Resume Volume Control

the Select button it will revert to controlling the volume level.

the subwoofer level.

Treble –

and Right Back.

Front/Rear Balance can only be adjusted when either In 9/Multi 1 or In 10/Multi 2 is selected.

FRONT PANEL OPERATION

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION

The P 7 remote control has a maximum range of approximately 20 – 25 feet (6 – 7.5 meters).

These buttons have the same function

as the On-Off button on the front panel. These separate buttons

Trigger Off and On Buttons –

The 12V Trigger Event jack on

the rear panel labeled “Remote” is activated by pressing these

additional accessories such as a projection screen or lights.

Treble and Bass Buttons –

These offer precision adjustment of

tonal balance. To preserve sonic clarity, use these controls sparingly.

You will fi nd that very slight adjustments can add a degree of

warmth, richness, clarity or airiness. However, larger adjustments

tone controls are turned on by pressing the Tone Bypass button.

Subwoofer level trim is adjusted by fi rst

Pressing this button once disengages

the subwoofer trim and balance settings. Pressing this button a

Tone Bypass Button –

Pressing this button once engages

the bass and treble tone control circuitry. Pressing this button a

tone controls off will give greater audiophile purity by reducing the

Each press of the Dim button decreases the brightness of the front

the front panel display tube will go completely dark. In this mode the display will remain

turn back on at a dim setting.

In 6

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Press this button once to display your current bass, treble and

VOL Up (

These buttons control the volume level of the P 7.

These buttons adjust the Left/Right speaker balance. You may

active when the trim controls are turned on by pressing the Cancel Trims button.

These buttons adjust the Front/Rear speaker balance. Front

Front/Rear Balance can only be adjusted when either In 9/Multi 1 or In 10/Multi 2 is selected.

Pressing the Mute button once will attenuate (reduce) the volume by 20 db.

A third press of the Mute button will return the volume to its normal level. Mute is also

automatically turned off when you adjust the volume using the remote control or front panel

This enters the Setup menu of the P 7. See page 14 for info on the Setup menu.

This enters the Setup menu of the P 7. See page 14 for info on the Setup menu.Setup Button –

This button Exits the Setup menu or steps up one level in the Setup menu.

This button Exits the Setup menu or steps up one level in the Setup menu.Exit Setup Button –

This button is used for making adjustments in the Setup menu. The Enter

Press the input button of the source that you wish to hear. Please note

that In 6 is used for the front panel MP3 connection. In 9 and In 10 are the Multichannel inputs.

These buttons control the Parasound Halo T 3 Tuner. They select

the FM or AM band and scroll up and down through station presets.

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

- Is the AC power live? You should see a faint blue glow around the On-Off button and the

- Check to see that the rear panel AC power switch is in its “on” position.

- Check that input and output cables are secure at both ends.

- Make sure your P 7 is switched to the correct input.

- Weak or dead batteries. (For information about battery recycling see www.Earth911.org)

- Insure that the front panel IR receiver is not obscured or exposed to direct sunlight or to an LCD

- IR signals might be received via the rear panel input jack and the front panel IR sensor. Insure

that the IR signals are only reaching one of the two.

- You are exceeding the maximum range of 25 feet or you are trying to operate the remote too

far off-axis from the P 7’s front panel.

- Move audio cables and AC cords away from each other (while power is off).

- Try to re-route audio cables and AC cords to be perpendicular to each other (while power is off).

- Make sure insulating shoulder washers are used if P 7 is rack-mounted.

- Reversing the direction of the other components’ AC plugs, one-by-one (while power is off).

- Insure that the power amps and the P 7 are plugged into the same AC outlet.

- The turntable ground wire must be attached to the GND terminal. In some rare cases, the hum

- Make sure the gain of the power amp is not set too low.

- Are you trying to use the P 7 with a turntable? Make sure you have set the MM-MC phono

- Make sure the stereo power amp’s stereo/mono switch is set to stereo.

- Make sure your subwoofer is turned on and the built in volume control is turned up full.

- Check the connections from the P 7 Subwoofer output to your Subwoofer input.

- Check the subwoofer level trim by pressing the Enter button on the remote control

- Check the settings in the Setup menu of the P 7 under 2ch Bass Management to make sure

the subwoofer is not turned off, for more information see page 17.

- There is no bass management for the Multichannel inputs (Inputs 9 & 10). You must select the

- Make sure you are listening to a 5.1 or 7.1 channel source that is connected to Input 9 or 10.

- Check the setting for Front/Rear balance by pressing the Status button on the remote control.

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- The Tone controls are turned off. To re-activate the tone controls, press the Tone Bypass button

- The trim controls are turned off. To re-activate the trim controls, press the Cancel Trims button

- The multichannel input you have selected has been set for the Bypass mode. Go back to the

a surround sound receiver. The volume control on the surround sound receiver should be used

to adjust the volume level when a Bypass input is selected. For more information on using the

Recording and broadcast studios use balanced connections almost exclusively because of bal-

anced lines’ inherent ability to reject noise and hum, even when components are far apart and

The P 7’s balanced outputs enable you to take full advantage of the inherent noise-rejection

also insure the best possible analog connection to source components which are equipped with

We generally recommend balanced connections if your power amplifi ers or source equipment

are located more than 10 feet from your P 7. Many serious listeners prefer the sonic character-

with music playing after it is fi rst turned on before it will sound its best. Any volume level is ok.

This gives various internal components and wiring a chance to “form” their optimum electron

transparency. Although your P 7 will sound spectacular when you fi rst turn it on, you will come

to appreciate it even more as your listening hours accumulate. You’ll discover additional musical

Your P 7 requires no periodic maintenance and has no user-serviceable parts inside. To avoid risk

with a few drops of clear water or Windex. Never use any solvents or abrasives. The remote

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

ARE YOU HAVING DIFFICULTY?

to call Parasound’s Technical Service Department, toll-free at 1

Warranty Center for inspection and possible servicing, we will provide the location of a warranty

adequate insurance to cover its value. You must include a copy of your purchase receipt, since this

3. Unit has inadequate packing materials and is likely to have been damaged in transit.

4. Unit was shipped collect for shipping charges. We do not accept collect shipments.

The Parasound Technical Department shipping address is not the same as Parasound’s offi ce

address. The Parasound offi ce does not accept packages.

and limitations. This section provides instructions for obtaining repairs, both for units covered under

the Parasound Limited Warranty and for units or situations which are outside the Warranty.

3. You are not the original owner. The Parasound warranty is not transferable.

4. Unit’s serial number was removed, modifi ed, or defaced.

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per leg

per leg

Total Gain: 14 db (Volume limiter set to 110)

XLR Pin Identifi cation

3 = Negative

AC Power Requirement

(voltage is automatically selected)

Width: 17-1/4” (437mm)

Specifi cations and features subject to change or improvement without notice.

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