RCA RV3693 User Manual

USER’S
GUIDE

RV3693

AUDIO/VIDEO RECEIVER

Safety Information

WARNING

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"dangerous voltage" inside
the product that presents a
risk of electric shock or

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indicates important
instructions accompanying
the product.

personal injury.

Caution: To reduce the risk of electric shock, match
wide blade of plug to wide slot, fully insert.

Attention: Pour éviter les chocs électriques, introduire
la lame la plus large de la fiche dans la borne
correspondante de la prise et pousser jusqú au fond.

Do not defeat the safety feature of the plug. The wide blade fits into
the wall socket only one way. If you need an extension cord, make sure
it matches the plug of the TV.

Operate audio/video receiver only on 120 volts, 60 Hz AC power (normal
house power).

FCC Regulations state that unauthorized changes or modifications to
this equipment may void the user’s authority to operate it.

WARNING

To reduce fire or shock
hazard, do not expose this
receiver to rain or moisture.

Table of Contents

First Things First ...................................................... 3

Operating the Receiver .......................................... 7

Tuning the Receiver ........................................................................ 8

Tuning.............................................................................................. 8

Auto Tuning .................................................................................... 8

Storing Stations in Memory ........................................................... 8

Preset Scanning ............................................................................... 9

Balancing the Speaker System ..................................................... 10

Using Swap Audio......................................................................... 11

Tour of the Receiver .............................................. 13

Front Panel .................................................................................... 14

Front Panel Displays...................................................................... 16

Universal Remote Control ............................................................ 18

Back Panel ..................................................................................... 24

Programming the Remote ................................. 25

Programming the Universal Remote ........................................... 26

Programming the Universal Remote to Control a TV................. 26

Programming the Universal Remote to Control a VCR .............. 28

Programming the Universal Remote to Control An Audio

Component.......................................................................... 30

Programming the Universal Remote to Control a Cable Box .... 32

Programming the Universal Remote to Control a

Laserdisc Player ................................................................... 34

Programming the Universal Remote to Control an

RCA DSS® Receiver............................................................... 35

Programming the Universal Remote to Control A Satellite ....... 35

Programming the AUX button on the Remote .......................... 36

Appendix A: Connecting Your Receiver ....... 37

Things to know before connecting the components ................. 38

Using the Subwoofer Connections .............................................. 38

Connecting a TV and VCR ............................................................ 39

Connecting an RCA DSS® Receiver ............................................... 40

Connecting a Laserdisc Player ...................................................... 41

Connecting a Second VCR ............................................................ 42

Connecting a Camcorder or Video Camera................................. 43

Connecting a Compact Disc Player .............................................. 44

Connecting a Tape deck or Minidisc player ................................ 45

Connecting Antennas ................................................................... 46

Connecting Speakers .................................................................... 47

Main Speakers ............................................................................... 47

Rear Speakers ................................................................................ 47

Center Speaker.............................................................................. 47

Connecting Speakers to the Receiver .......................................... 47

Connecting The Subwoofer ......................................................... 47

DSS® is a registered trademark of DIRECTV, INC.,
a unit of GM Hughes Electronics.

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Appendix B: Speaker Placement ....................... 48

Appendix C: Troubleshooting Guide ............. 49

Appendix D: Care and Cleaning ......................... 51

Appendix E: FCC Information............................ 52

Appendix F: Limited Warranty ........................ 53

Appendix G: Equipment Specifications ......... 54

Appendix H: Preset Station List Form ........... 56

Index ............................................................................ 57

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First Things First

Hi, my name is Susan …

...and I wrote this user manual along with the help of the
engineers, designers and product managers. We worked
hard to make sure that you have a rewarding experience
using this RCA A/V receiver.

read the first four chapters

The first section of this owner’s manual shows you how to
use your audio receiver for the first time. The next three
sections tell you about using the receiver’s controls and
programming the remote. Use the last sections of the
manual to connect your receiver to other components
and as a general reference. If you have a specific question,
refer to the table of contents or the index.

First Things First

1

➣

Operating the Receiver

2

➣

Tour of the receiver

3

3

Programming the Remote

4

➣

PLEASE READ THE NOTES IN THE TEXT

The engineers and designers gave me some great tips
about this audio/video receiver. When a tip applies to the
information on a page, I included it in a note box at the
bottom of the page.

READ ME…

Note boxes like this one
contain helpful and interesting
information about using your
audio receiver.

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First Things First

CABLE

BOX

IN

OUT

OR ANTENNA

L/MONO RIGHT

S-VIDEO

INPUT 1

VIDEO

L/MONO RIGHT

S-VIDEO

INPUT 2

VIDEO

L/MONO RIGHT

INPUT 3

VIDEO

ANT A
SIGNAL
SOURCE

ANT B

L/MONO RIGHT

OUTPUT

BRIDGED

FROM

INPUT 1

VIDEO

L/MONO RIGHTVIDEO

L/MONO RIGHTVIDEO

FIXED

OUTPUT

TV TUNER

OUTPUT

TV

AUDIO

RECEIVER

IN OUT

IN OUT

IN OUT

(MONO)

1

2

VIDEO

SUB WOOFER
OUT

AUDIO

SOURCE

VCR 2/LDMONITOR

OUT

CD TAPE/MDTV

VCR 1 DSS

VCR 2/

LD

VCR 1 DSS

AUDIO

AUDIO

L

R

L

R

Step 1: Unpack the Receiver

Unpack the receiver and the accessories. The accessories
packed with the receiver include the RCA Universal Remote
(CRK67A1-224875), four batteries, an AM loop antenna, an
FM wire antenna, and Important Safeguards.

Step 2: Connect the Receiver

Before you plug in and turn on your audio/video receiver,
connect the receiver to the components in your system and
connect the speakers.

The next section shows how to connect the receiver to a TV
only. If you are going to connect the receiver to a TV and
VCR, laserdisc player or other component, see Appendix A:
Connecting the Receiver.

For information on connecting your speakers, see Appendix
A: Connecting the Receiver. For three suggestions on placing
your speakers for the best sound, see Appendix B: Speaker
Placement.

TV Only

Do not plug your TV or VCR into the “switched”
outlet on the back of the receiver.

You will need:
(1) paired (red/white) stereo cable
(1) single (yellow) video cable
(1) coaxial cable.
Connect the cables as shown on the right.

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First Things First

Step 3: Put Batteries in the Remote

1. Slide the battery compartment cover off the back of
the remote.

2. Insert the four batteries, matching the + and - ends of each
battery with the symbols in the compartment.

3. Replace the cover.

Step 4: Plug in the receiver

Before you plug in the receiver, connect the other components
and speakers.

Plug the power cord in the wall outlet, matching the wide blade
of the plug with the wide slot in the outlet. Be sure to insert the
plug completely.

Step 5: Turn on the receiver

Press the POWER button on the receiver or any device button on
the remote.

Read on…

The next section tells you how to
operate the receiver. Then, read
the section that takes you on a
tour of the receiver and
remote control.

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Operating the Receiver

If you have questions …

…about the front panel or remote control buttons as you
go through this section, refer to Chapter 3, Tour of the
Receiver.

First Things First

1

➣

Operating the Receiver

2

➣

Tour of the receiver

3

➣

Programming the Remote

4

Important:

In order to safeguard your
hearing, turn the volume down
before turning on your receiver.

Also, unless otherwise specified,
the buttons mentioned in this
chapter are on the remote control.

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Operating the Receiver

Tuning the Receiver

1. Push the AM/FM button to activate the tuner.

2. Press the AM/FM button again to select the AM or
FM band.

Tuning

Press the FF button to move up the AM or FM band.
Press the REW button to move down the AM or FM band.

Auto Tuning

Use the SEEK feature to automatically search for stations of
sufficient strength.

Press INPUT•SEEK. “SEARCH” appears in the display.
Beginning at its current frequency, the tuner finds and stops
on the next station whose frequency is strong enough to be
received. To continue the search, press INPUT•SEEK again.

Storing Stations in Memory

You can store up to 30 AM and FM stations. These stations can
be stored in random order. Use the convenient Preset Stations
List on page 56 of this guide to note the name and location of
the stations you have stored.

To Store a Station

1. Press AM•FM to turn on the receiver.

2. Select the band—AM or FM.

3. Select the station you want to store in memory using the
methods described above.

4. Press the PROGRAM button. “MEMORY” blinks in the
display. While “MEMORY” is blinking, press number
buttons on the remote for the station.

For stations 1, 2 or 3 press 0, then press 1, 2, or 3. For
stations 4 through 30, press the numbers directly.

If the Memory indicator on the
display turns off before you
preset your station selection,
press PROGRAM again.

If the receiver is disconnected
from its power source, the preset
stations are maintained in
memory for up to 7 days.

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OPERATING the Receiver

To Play a Preset Station

Press the appropriate Preset Stations number. For stations 1, 2
or 3 press 0, then press 1, 2, or 3. For stations 4 through 30, press
the numbers directly.

Or, press CHAN UP to tune to the next preset station or
CHAN DOWN to tune to the previous preset station.

Preset Scanning

Use the P.SCAN (Preset Scan) button on the receiver’s front panel
to review the preset stations stored in the tuner’s memory.

Press P.SCAN. “PRESET” and the station’s location in memory
appear in the display. The tuner automatically scans all preset
stations in order, pausing at each one for approximately
4 seconds.

When the tuner reaches the station you want, press P.SCAN to
stop the scanning. If the scan is not interrupted, the tuner
reviews all preset stations in order, stopping at the point where
the scan began.

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OPERATING the Receiver

Balancing the Speaker System

To reproduce sound effects as they were intended, the
speakers must be correctly balanced.

To balance the speakers using the test tone, all speakers must
be connected to your receiver. Your receiver must be in the
Dolby* Pro Logic Surround, Dolby 3 Stereo or Hall Mode.

To balance the speakers

1. Press the TEST button on the receiver front panel. The
receiver generates “pink noise” and applies it
automatically at 2-second intervals to the left main
channel, center channel, right main channel, and left and
right rear channels (simultaneously), in that order.

2. As the pink noise is generated, go to the spot in the room
where you are most likely to be when listening to your
system. The rear Surround sound and center speaker should
be adjusted to equal the level of output from the left and
right main speakers.

3. Make adjustments by pressing the CENTER•REAR button,
and then the + or -button on your remote control or the
LEVEL up or down button on the receiver. The output from
the selected speaker(s) is adjusted accordingly. The
adjustments will be indicated on the receiver’s display as
they are made.

Each time you press the + or - button on your remote
control or the LEVEL up or down button on the receiver to
adjust a channel, the receiver provides you with
4 more seconds of pink noise to that channel before
moving on to the next.

4. Press the TEST button again to end the test.

You may not need to check or adjust these levels again unless
you move your system, rearrange the speakers, or change your
preferred seating location in the room.

*Dolby is a registered trademark of Dolby Laboratories
Licensing Corporation.

Fine tuning is best performed
with the remote control so that
adjustments can be made from
the viewing or listening area.

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Using Swap Audio

Swap audio lets you change the sound from the large picture
to the small picture when you are watching TV and using
picture-in-picture (PIP) with an external video source.

To Use Swap Audio

When you are watching TV and turn on PIP, you can turn on
another video source and swap the sound from the large
picture coming from the TV to the small picture coming from
the other video source.

1. Press TV on the remote to turn on the TV and put the
receiver in TV mode.

2. Press the PIP button. PIP flashes for 4 seconds on the
receiver’s front panel. The empty PIP appears on the screen.

3. Activate a video source for the PIP. The picture from the
video source appears in the PIP.

4. Press TV.

5. Change to the TV channel you want to watch on the
large screen.

6. Press SWAP AUDIO to swap the sound between the large
picture and the small picture.

7. To swap the video between the large picture and the small
picture, use the SWAP PIP button on the remote.

If you swap the TV picture to the PIP and the other video
source to the large picture, you may not be able to swap
the audio.

To Change the Video Source and swap
the audio

If you want to change the video source for the PIP and want
to be able to use SWAP AUDIO:

1. Turn off PIP.

2. Change the video source to another video component
connected to the receiver.

3. Press TV to watch the TV.

4. Press PIP. The video source appears in the PIP. The video
from the TV appears in the large picture.

5. Press SWAP AUDIO to swap the audio as you want.

The Swap Audio feature may not
work with all TV brands with the
PIP feature.

If your TV has a PIP feature, see
the TV’s user’s guide for
instructions for using it.

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Tour of the Receiver

Buttons and connections

This section describes the receiver’s controls
and connections, including:

• The front panel

First Things First

1

➣

• The front panel display

• The remote control

• The back panel

Operating the Receiver

2

➣

Tour of the Receiver

3

➣

Programming the Remote

4

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Tour of the Receiver

POWER

50

VOLUME

SURROUND

PHONES

TUNING

SEEK

P.SCAN

BAND

SPEAKERS

MODE

TEST

CENTER

MODE

DELAY

REAR

CENTER

Front Panel

AM/FM Activates the tuner.

AUDIO SOURCE Selects the component plugged into the

Audio source input. This function is available on the front
panel only.

BALANCE Adjusts the sound from the left and right speakers.

BAND Selects the AM or FM radio band.

BASS Accesses Bass mode so that you can adjust the bass using

the LEVEL up and down buttons.

CENTER MODE Lets you select a center mode when using
Dolby Pro Logic or Dolby 3 Stereo:

Normal Select if you are using a small center speaker. This
is the recommended mode.

TREBLE

BASS

DSSVCR 2/LDVCR 1AUDIO SOURCEAM/FMTAPE/MDCDTV

BALANCE

LEVEL

LR

1000

Wide Select if the center speaker is large or the same as
the left and right speakers. The full range of Dolby
Surround Center Channel is routed to the center speaker.

Phantom Select when there is no center speaker. The
signal intended for the center speaker is divided equally
between the left and right main speakers. Phantom mode
is not available in 3 Stereo mode.

CENTER Selects the center speaker so you can adjust the
volume level.

CD Selects the CD player input.

DELAY Lets you choose 15, 20 or 30 milliseconds as the sound

delay in the rear speaker to adjust the audio output for room
size. When listening, the closer you are to the rear speakers,
the higher you should set the delay. Experiment to achieve the
best sound effect for your room. 20ms is recommended.

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DSS Selects the DSS® Receiver input.

LEVEL Lets you adjust the bass and treble levels, and the

rear and center speaker volume levels. Works with the BASS,
TREBLE, REAR and CENTER buttons.

P. SCAN Lets you review the preset stations.

PHONES Provides a connection for headphones.

POWER Turns the receiver on or off. The POWER indicator,

located in the center of the button, is red when the receiver
is in standby.

REAR Selects the rear speaker(s) so you can adjust the
volume level.

SEEK Searches for AM/FM stations of sufficient strength.

TAPE/MD Selects the tape or minidisc player as input.

SPEAKERS Turns on and off the speakers.

SURROUND MODE Selects a Surround Mode:

Dolby Pro Logic Turns on Dolby Pro Logic surround

sound with Surround sound speakers and is suggested for
video, home theater, TV and some music. This is the
recommended mode if you have all speakers.

Dolby 3 Stereo Turns on Dolby Pro Logic surround
sound without Surround sound speakers and is suggested
for video, home theater, TV and some music.

Hall Turns on Sound system without a center speaker
and is suggested for classical music, jazz and other music.

Bypass Turns off the Surround circuitry. Sound is
generated without effects—conventional stereo.

TEST Turns on “pink” noise so that you can balance
the speakers. Press again to turn off.

TREBLE Accesses Treble mode so that you can adjust the
treble using the LEVEL up and down buttons.

TUNING Moves up or down the selected AM/FM band.

TV Selects the TV as input.

VCR1 Selects VCR1 as input.

VCR2/LD Selects the second VCR or laserdisc player as input.

VOLUME Increases or decreases the volume. The indicator

turns green.

When you connect headphones,
if you do not want the main
speakers on, press the SPEAKERS
button to turn them off.

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STEREO

SEEK

REC

MEMORY

Status Indicators

MUTE

TEST

Front Panel Displays

The receiver’s display panel shows the current status of the
receiver and choices for some commands.

Status Indicators

PRO LOGIC Dolby* Pro Logic Surround mode is
turned on.

kHZ An AM station is selected.
MEMORY The receiver is memorizing the frequency of the

selected station.

PRESET
kHz

MHz

SPEAKERS OFF
PRO LOGIC

mS

MHz An FM station is selected.
MUTE The sound is muted. The MUTE symbol blinks in the

front panel display when the sound is muted.
PRESET The receiver is tuned to a preset station. The

PRESET symbol blinks in the front panel display when the
receiver is scanning , stays on when you are listening to a
preset station, and turns off when you manually tune
the receiver.

SEEK The receiver is in seek mode and searching for
a station.

SPEAKERS OFF The speakers are turned off.
STEREO An FM stereo signal is being received.
TEST The receiver is in Dolby test mode.

*Dolby and the “Double-D” symbol are trademarks of the Dolby
Laboratories Licensing Corp.

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Function Displays

The receiver’s front panel displays function information such
as the frequency of the selected station when you press the
AM/FM button or change the station, or the selected
component as when you press the VCR2/LD button.

Mode Displays

The receiver’s front panel displays mode information such as
the selected Surround sound mode or the selected
Center mode.

STEREO

Band

PRESET

MHz

Station Frequency

PRO LOGIC

mS

Function Mode

mS

Selected Surround Mode

Selected Center Mode

PRO LOGIC

mS

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Universal Remote Control

Your RCA Universal Remote Control is capable of operating
most RCA audio and video equipment. To use the remote
control effectively, always aim it directly at your receiver.

The remote control operates on four batteries, included with
your system. Install them before attempting to operate the
remote. Be sure to match the + and - ends of each battery to
the symbols shown in the remote’s battery compartment.

Basic Controls

MUTE Turns off the receiver’s sound. Press again to restore
the sound.

POWER Turns the AM/FM receiver off with one press. If you
have multiple components turned on and not the AM/FM
receiver, pressing POWER once turns off the last component
turned on. Pressing POWER again turns off all components.

VOL UP and DOWN Increases or decreases the volume.

Receiver Controls

AM•FM Activates the tuner and toggles between the AM
band and the FM band.

CTR MODE Changes the Center mode when using Dolby
Pro-Logic Surround or Dolby 3 Stereo surround modes. Press
once and the current mode appears. Press again to change
the mode.

DELAY/CH CTRL Selects the amount of Surround Sound delay
between the main and rear speakers. Choose from 15, 20 or
30 milliseconds. Press once and the current setting appears.
Press again to change the setting.

SURROUND Lets you select a Surround Mode: Dolby
Pro Logic Surround, Dolby 3-Stereo, Hall or By-Pass. Press once
and the current mode appears. Press again to change the
mode.

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SWAP AUDIO Swaps the audio only from the large picture to
the small picture when you are watching TV and using
picture-in-picture (PIP).

Surround Sound Level Controls

+

Increases the volume in rear and center speakers.

— Decreases the volume in rear and center speaker.
BY-PASS Turns on and off By-Pass mode, which cancels all

Surround sound modes. Sound is generated without effects.
REAR•CTR LEVEL Adjusts the balance level of the rear and

center speakers. Press once for Rear. Press again for Center.

Receiver/Tuner Controls

AUX If programmed, turns on another AM/FM brand and
puts the remote in AM/FM mode.

CHAN UP and DOWN Tunes the receiver to the next or
previous preset station stored in the receiver’s memory.

FF Lets you manually move up the AM/FM band.
INPUT•SEEK Searches for and stops on AM/FM stations with

signals of sufficient strength.
MENU/PROGRAM Stores the selected station in the

receiver’s memory.

Number Buttons Let you enter numbers when needed.
REW Lets you manually move down the AM/FM band.

TV Controls

+

On some RCA TV models, used to adjust menu controls.

— On some RCA TV models, used to adjust menu controls.
ANTENNA Changes the antenna input.
AUX If programmed, turns on another TV brand and puts the

remote in TV mode.
DELAY/CH CTRL In some RCA TV models, lets you control the

channel that appears in the PIP window.

CHAN UP and DOWN Tunes the TV channel up and down.
CLEAR Removes any menu from the screen.
DISPLAY Displays channel information.

You can program the remote to
operate many other brands of
audio and video components. See
Chapter 4, Programming the
Remote for details.

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GUIDE•RDM For some models, brings up 12 small pictures
(previews of the next 12 channels in the channel list). Press
again to turn off channel guide.

INPUT•SEEK For some TV models, toggles through the
available input sources.

MENU/PROGRAM For some models, stores channels in the
TV’s memory.

MOVE arrows In some models, when using PIP, moves the
small picture to another corner of the screen. Also, used for
menu navigation in some TV models.

Number Buttons Let you enter channel numbers and time
settings when needed.

PIP Turns on and off picture-in-picture on most RCA TV
models with PIP.

POWER Turns the TV off.
PREV CH•DISC Returns to the previous channel.
RESET•REP Returns picture quality controls to their

original settings.
SKIP Press once before changing channels and the TV waits

30 seconds before returning to the original channel. Press
repeatedly to increase the time.

SWAP PIP Swaps the main picture in the PIP window.
TV Turns on the TV and puts the remote in TV mode.
TV MENU Displays the TV’s on-screen menus.

VCR Controls

AUX If programmed, turns on another VCR brand and puts
the remote in VCR mode.

CHAN up and down Tunes to the next or previous channel
when watching TV through the VCR.

CLEAR Resets the tape counter and corrects entries when
programming the menus.

DISPLAY Displays channel, time and counter information on
the screen.

FF Fast forwards a tape. Also, searches forward while a tape
is playing.

INPUT•SEEK For some VCR models, selects line input
or tuner.

MENU/PROGRAM Displays the on-screen
programming menus.

If you have questions about the
use of the remote buttons with
another component, refer to the
component’s user’s guide.

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Number Buttons Let you enter numbers when needed.
PAUSE Pauses a tape.
PLAY Plays a tape.
POWER Turns the VCR off.
PREV CH•DISC Returns to the previous channel.
REC Records a tape.
REW Rewinds a tape. Also, searches backward while a tape

is playing.
SKIP Press once before changing channels and the TV waits

30 seconds before returning to the original channel. Press
repeatedly to increase the time.

STOP Stops a tape.
VCR1 Turns on the VCR and puts the remote in VCR1 mode.
VCR2•LD For some VCR models, if programmed, turns on a

second VCR and puts the remote in VCR2 mode.

LaserDisc Player Controls

AUX If programmed, turns on another laserdisc player brand
and puts the remote in laserdisc mode.

CHAN up and down Changes to the next higher or lower
track on the laserdisc.

FF Scans forward on the laserdisc.
Number Buttons Let you change to a specific track.
PAUSE Pauses the laserdisc.
PLAY Plays a laserdisc.
POWER Turns the laserdisc player off.
REW Scans backward on the laserdisc.
STOP Stops the laserdisc.
VCR2•LD For some laserdisc models, if programmed, turns on

the laserdisc player and puts the remote in laserdisc mode.

RCA DSS® Receiver Controls

ANTENNA Toggles between antenna input and
RCA DSS® input.

CHAN up and down Tunes to the next or previous channel
when watching TV through the RCA DSS® System. Steps
through the pages in the guide if in guide mode.

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DISPLAY Displays the RCA DSS® header on the screen. When
in the guide, lets you select a program. Also, lets you select an
option in a menu.

DSS•CABLE Turns on the RCA DSS® receiver, and puts the
remote in RCA DSS® mode.

GUIDE•RDM Displays the guide on the screen.
MOVE arrows Lets you point to different on-screen menu

items.

Number Buttons Let you enter numbers when needed.
POWER Turns the RCA DSS® receiver off.

CD Player Controls

AUX If programmed, turns on another CD player brand and
puts the remote in CD mode.

CD Turns on the CD player and puts the remote in CD mode.
CLEAR Clears an entry when programming the CD player.
DISPLAY In some CD models, lets you switch between the

number track information and time information.
GUIDE•RDM Activates the Random function, which plays a

random selection of tracks from one or all CDs.

FF Moves forward through the CD one track at a time.
MENU/PROGRAM Programs the CD Changer to play up to 32

tracks in any order you choose.

Number Buttons Let you enter numbers when needed.
PAUSE Pauses the CD.
PLAY Plays the CD.
PREV CH•DISC Selects a disc to be played. Press PREV

CH•DISC and then the CD number using the number buttons.
RESET•REP Repeats a track, a CD or an entire program. Press

once to repeat the currently playing track, twice for the CD or
program, and three times to turn the function off.

REW Moves backward through the CD one track at a time.
STOP Stops the CD from playing.

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Tape Deck Controls

AUX If programmed, turns on another tape deck brand and
puts the remote in tape deck mode.

FF Fast forwards the tape.
Number Buttons Let you enter numbers when needed.
PAUSE Pauses the tape.
PLAY Plays the tape.
POWER Turns the tape player off.
REW Rewinds the tape.

Satellite Receiver Controls

AUX If programmed, turns on another satellite receiver
brand and puts the remote in satellite receiver mode.

CHAN up and down Tunes to the next or previous channel
when watching TV through the satellite receiver.

Number Buttons Let you enter numbers when needed.
POWER Turns the satellite receiver off.

The buttons on the Universal
Remote may not work on all
other brands of components.
Experiment with the remote and
your components to see which
buttons work.

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Tour of the Receiver

FM ANT

AM ANT

300Ω
BAL

IN OUT

VCR 1 DSS
VCR 1 DSS

IN OUT

L

R

L

R

CD TAPE/MDTV

VCR 2/

LD

VCR 2/

LD

AUDIO

SOURCE

MONITOR

OUT

IN OUT

VIDEO

AUDIO

1

AUDIO

2

SUB WOOFER

(MONO)

OUT

SPEAKERS (8 ) AC OUTLETS

MAIN

CENTER

L

R

Back Panel

AUDIO Connections Provides audio connections for
components such as a VCR, TV, CD player, laserdisc player or
tape player.

IN Provides audio input from another component.

OUT Sends audio output to another component, such as

a minidisc, tape player or VCR. Sends a signal to
the subwoofer.

SURROUND SPEAKERS (4 MIN.)

REAR

L

R

120V 60Hz

SWITCHED 180W, 1.5A MAX

UNSWITCHED 180W, 1.5A MAX

VIDEO Connections Provides video connections for the
video portion of another component such as a VCR, TV or
RCA DSS® Receiver.

IN Provides video input from another video component.

OUT Sends video output to another video component

such as a VCR.

Monitor Out Sends video output to the TV.

SPEAKERS Provides connection to the speakers.

SURROUND SPEAKERS Provides connection for the

Surround Sound speakers.

AC Outlets One switched AC outlet and one unswitched AC
outlet provide A/C power outlets for other components.

FM ANT Provides connection for an FM antenna.

AM ANT Provides connection for an AM antenna.

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If you want to use the remote
with your TV or other
component…

The universal remote already works with most other RCA,
GE and ProScan TVs and VCRs. However, you can program
the remote to control most brands of remote controllable
TVs, VCRs, cable boxes, satellite receivers, and audio
equipment.

First Things First

1

➣

Operating the Receiver

2

➣

Tour of the Receiver

3

➣

Programming the Remote

4

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Programming the Universal Remote

You can program the universal remote to control most
brands of remote controllable TVs, VCRs and cable
boxes. If you have an RCA, GE or ProScan VCR, you may
not need to program the remote at all. Other
manufacturer’s brands need to be programmed.

Programming the Universal Remote to Control a TV

To determine whether you need to program the
universal remote, turn on the TV, point the remote at
the TV’s remote sensor and press TV. Then, press the
POWER, or CHAN UP or DOWN button to see if the TV
responds to the remote commands. If not, you need to
program the remote.

Follow these steps to program your universal remote to
control your TV:

1. Turn on the TV.

2. Look up your TV brand and code number(s) in
the code list on the next page or on the code
sheet packed with your remote.

3. Press and hold the TV button on the remote.

4. Enter the three-digit code from the code list.

5. Release the TV button, then press POWER to
see if the TV responds to the remote
commands. If not, try pressing TV then
POWER.

6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 using the next code
listed for your TV brand until the TV responds
to the remote commands.

This remote may not operate all
models of the brands shown.

If a battery is removed from the
battery compartment of the
remote control, all control key
functions will return to the
original mode.

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Universal Remote TV Codes

Admiral ........................................ 005

Amtron......................................... 064

Akai ...................................... 002, 103

A-Mark ......................................... 102

Anam .................................... 104, 105

Anam National.................... 038, 106

AOC .................... 011, 019, 027, 088,

107

Bell & Howell .............................. 005

Candle ......................... 011, 027, 033

Citizen ................. 011, 027, 033, 064

Colortyme ................... 011, 027, 084

Concerto .............................. 011, 027

Contec/Cony ......036, 037, 040, 042,

064

Craig ............................................. 064

Curtis Mathes ............ 000, 011, 015,

027, 037

CXC ............................................... 064

Daewoo................ 011, 019, 027,112

Daytron ................................ 011, 027

Dimensia ...................................... 000

Electrohome ...... 006, 011, 014, 027,

038, 061, 068

Emerson .............011, 026, 027, 028,

029, 030, 031, 032, 037, 042,

053, 064, 065, 067, 075, 076,

078, 079, 094, 095, 096

Envision................................ 011, 027

Fisher ................... 017, 021, 039, 041

Funai............................................. 064

GE ....................... 000, 008, 009, 011,

012, 027, 038, 068, 086, 089, 091

Goldstar .............003, 004, 006, 011,

019, 027, 037, 050

Hallmark .............................. 011, 027

Hitachi................ 009, 011, 027, 036,

037, 040, 047, 048, 063, 080,

094, 097, 098

Infinity ......................................... 013

JBL ................................................. 013

JC Penney........... 000, 008, 011, 019,

027, 040, 068, 077, 086, 088

Jensen .................................. 011, 027

JVC ...................... 012, 024, 036, 037,

040, 048, 051, 074

Kawasho ..................... 002, 011, 027

Kenwood ............ 006, 011, 014, 027

Kloss Novabeam ................. 035, 043

KTV ............................................... 078

Loewe........................................... 013

Luxman ................................ 011, 027

LXI .......................000, 013, 018, 021,

023, 054

Magnavox .......... 006, 007, 010, 011,

013, 016, 027, 033, 035, 043,

049, 066, 087, 089

Marants........................................ 013

Marantz .............. 011, 013, 027, 069

Memorex...................................... 005

MGA ................... 006, 011, 014, 019,

022, 027, 041, 056, 061, 068

Mitsubishi .......... 006, 011, 014, 019,

022, 027, 041, 055, 056, 061, 068

MTC ............................. 011, 019, 027

Multivision................................... 081

NAD ...................................... 018, 023

NEC ..................... 011, 014, 019, 027,

038, 084
Panasonic... 012, 013, 038, 086, 111

Philco.................. 006, 007, 010, 011,

013, 016, 019, 027, 033, 035,

037, 038, 043, 087, 089

Philips................. 002, 006, 007, 010,

011, 013, 016, 033, 035, 037,

038, 043, 066, 073

Pioneer............... 011, 027, 045, 062,

093

Portland .............. 011, 019, 027, 037

ProScan ........................................ 000

Proton .................011, 027, 037, 072

Quasar ......................... 012, 038, 092

Radio Shack .......000, 021, 025, 036,

037, 059, 064, 078

RCA .....................000, 006, 011, 019,

027, 034, 038, 044, 046, 088,

100, 101, 109

Realistic........................................ 021

Sampo .................................. 011, 027

Samsung.............006, 011, 014, 015,

019, 027, 036, 037, 077, 110
Sanyo.. 017, 021, 039, 056, 057, 058

Scott ............................ 028, 037, 064

Sears ...................000, 006, 011, 014,

017, 018, 021, 023, 027, 039,

040, 041, 051, 071, 083, 095

Sharp ..................011, 020, 025, 027,

037, 052, 053, 059, 060, 108

Signature .............................005, 094

Sony .............................................. 002

Soundesign ................. 011, 027, 033

Sylvania .............. 006, 007, 010, 011,

013, 016, 027, 033, 035, 043,

049, 066, 087, 089

Symphonic ...........................064, 076

Tatung .......................................... 038

Technics ........................................ 012

Techwood ............................ 011, 027

Teknika...............011, 019, 027, 033,

036, 037, 040, 066

Telecaption .................................. 090

TMK ...................................... 011, 027

Toshiba ...............018, 021, 023, 040,

071, 077, 085, 090

Universal .............................. 008, 009

Victor............................................ 051

Vidtech................................. 019, 027

Wards .................000, 005, 006, 007,

008, 009, 010, 011, 013, 019,

025, 027, 028, 035, 043, 059,

066, 076, 082, 089

Yamaha ...............006, 014, 019, 027

Zenith ................................... 001, 099

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Programming the Remote

Programming the Universal Remote to Control a VCR

To determine whether you need to program the
universal remote, turn on the VCR, point the remote at
the VCR’s remote sensor, and press VCR1. Then, press the
POWER or CHAN UP or DOWN button to see if the VCR
responds to the remote commands. If not, you need to
program the remote.

Follow these steps to program your universal remote to
control your VCR:

1. Turn on the VCR.

2. Look up your VCR brand and code number(s)
in the code list on the next page or on the
code sheet packed with your remote.

3. Press and hold the VCR1 button on
the remote.

4. Enter the three-digit code from the code list.

5. Release the VCR1 button, then press POWER
to see if the VCR responds to the remote
commands. If not, try pressing VCR1
then POWER.

6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 using the next code
listed for your VCR brand until the VCR
responds to the remote commands.

This remote may not operate all
models of the brands shown.

To program the VCR2•LD button
to control a second VCR, follow
these steps but use the
VCR2•LD button instead of the
VCR1 button.

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Universal Remote VCR Codes

Admiral ....................................... 006

Aiwa ............................................ 015

Akai .................. 003, 017, 022, 023,

063, 066

Audio Dynamics ................. 014, 016

Bell & Howell ............................. 002

Broksonic .................................... 010

Candle .............. 007, 009, 013, 044,

045, 046, 052

Canon ..................................008, 053

Capehart ..................................... 001

Citizen .............. 007, 009, 013, 044,

045, 046, 052

Colortyme ................................... 014

Craig ....................................007, 012

Curtis Mathes .. 000, 007, 008, 014,

015, 044, 046, 053, 064, 067

Daewoo..............013, 045, 052, 076

dbx .......................................014, 016

Dimensia ..................................... 000

Dynatech..................................... 015

Electrohome ............................... 027

Emerson ........... 008, 009, 010, 013,

015, 020, 023, 027, 034, 041,

042, 047, 049, 057, 062, 065,

067, 068, 070

Fisher ................ 002, 012, 018, 019,

043, 048, 058

Funai............................................ 015

GE ..................... 000, 007, 008, 032,

037, 053

Goldstar .............009, 014, 046, 060

Harman Kardon ......................... 014

Hitachi................005, 015, 035, 036

Instant Replay ............................ 008

JCL ................................................ 008

JC Penney......... 002, 005, 007, 008,

014, 016, 030, 035, 051, 053

JVC .................... 002, 014, 016, 030,

046, 074

Kenwood ......... 002, 014, 016, 030,

044, 046

KLH .............................................. 073

Lloyd’s ......................................... 015

Logik............................................ 031

Magnavox .......... 008, 029, 053, 056

Marantz ........... 002, 008, 014, 016,

029, 030, 044, 046, 061

Marta........................................... 009

MEI ............................................... 008

Memorex............008, 009, 012, 015

MGA ....................................004, 027

Midland....................................... 032

Minolta ............................... 005, 035

Mitsubishi ........ 004, 005, 027, 035,

040

Montgomery Ward.................... 006

MTC .....................................007, 015

Multitech ...........007, 015, 031, 032

NEC ................... 002, 014, 016, 030,

044, 046, 059, 061, 064

Panasonic........... 008, 053, 075, 077

Pentax ........................ 005, 035, 044

Pentex Research + ..................... 046

Philco.................. 008, 029, 053, 056

Philips.................................. 008, 029

Pioneer....................... 005, 016, 050

Portland ..................... 044, 045, 052

ProScan ....................................... 000

Quartz ......................................... 002

Quasar ................................. 008, 053

RCA ................... 000, 005, 007, 008,

028, 035, 037, 054, 069

Radio Shack/Realistic ...... 002, 006,

008, 009, 012, 015, 019, 027,

043, 053

Samsung........... 007, 013, 022, 032,

042

Sansui .................................. 016, 071

Sanyo...................................002, 012

Scott ................. 004, 013, 041, 049,

068

Sears ................. 002, 005, 009, 012,

018, 019, 035, 043, 048

Sharp ................ 006, 024, 027, 039,

045

Shintom..............017, 026, 031, 055

Signature .................................... 015

Sony ............................ 017, 026, 038

Sylvania ............ 008, 015, 029, 053,

056

Symphonic .................................. 015

Tandy ...................................002, 015

Tashiko ........................................ 009

Tatung ......................................... 030

Teac ............................ 015, 030, 069

Technics ....................................... 008

Teknika...............008, 009, 015, 021

TMK ............................................. 067

Toshiba ............. 005, 013, 019, 048,

049

Totevision ...........................007, 009

Unitech........................................ 007

Vector Research ........ 014, 016, 044

Victor........................................... 016

Video Concepts ......... 014, 016, 044

Videosonic .................................. 007

Wards ............... 005, 006, 007, 008,

009, 012, 013, 015, 025, 027, 031,

035

Yamaha ............ 002, 014, 016, 030,

046

Zenith ................. 011, 017, 026, 072

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Programming the Remote

Programming the Universal Remote to Control An Audio Component

To program the remote for a remote-controllable audio
component, point the remote at the component and press
the correct component button: CD for a CD player, TAPE for a
tape player, etc. Then, press POWER or CHAN UP or DOWN. If
the component doesn’t respond, the remote needs to be
programmed. Use the codes in the code list on the next page
or on the sheet packed with your remote.

Follow these steps to program your universal remote to
control your audio component:

1. Turn on the component to be programmed.

2. Look up the brand and corresponding code number
in the code list on the next page or on the code
sheet packed with your remote.

3. Press and hold the component button on
the remote.

4. Enter the three-digit code from the code list.

5. Release the component button, then press POWER
to see if the component responds to the remote
commands. If it doesn’t, try pressing the
component button, then POWER again.

6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 using the next code listed
for the brand of your component until the
component responds to the remote commands.

This remote may not operate all
models of the brands shown.

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AUDIO Co des

ads: AMP .................... 001

Aiwa: CD ....................... 060

Akai: AMP ............ 002, 008

Denon: CD ....................... 057

Dynamic Bass: AM/FM................ 029

CD ....................... 025

TAPE ........... 026, 027

PHONO ............... 028

Emerson: CD ....................... 066

Fisher AMP .................... 023

CD ....................... 067

Hitachi: CD ....................... 063

JVC: AMP............ 016, 058

AM/FM........ 030, 035

CD ....................... 032

TAPE ........... 033, 034

AUX .................... 031

Kenwood: AMP ............ 017, 074

AM/FM................ 074

CD ....... 067, 070, 077

TAPE ........... 071, 072

PHONO ............... 073

Kyocera: AMP .................... 009

Lotte (NEC): AMP.................... 075

Magnavox: AMP .................... 065

AM/FM................ 065

CD ....................... 061

Marantz: AMP ............ 022, 076

AM/FM................ 076

CD ....................... 068

Mitsubishi: AMP............ 015, 059

AM/FM................ 059

Nakamichi: AMP .................... 020

Onkyo: AM/FM ................ 082

CD ....................... 078

TAPE ........... 080, 081

PHONO ............... 079

Panasonic: AMP .................... 012

AM/FM................ 038

CD ............... 036, 083

TAPE ................... 037

Philips: AMP.................... 062

AM/FM................ 062

CD ....................... 061

Pioneer: AMP .................... 014

AM/FM................ 042

CD ....................... 039

TAPE ........... 040, 041

RCA: AMP .................... 024

AM/FM ................ 003

CD ....... 007, 043, 044

TAPE ................... 006

PHONO ............... 005

AUX ............ 004, 054

Realistic: CD ............... 063, 066

Sansui: CD ....................... 045

Scott: CD ....................... 066

TAPE ........... 055, 056

Sherwood: AMP ............ 011, 013

Sony: AMP .................... 021

AM/FM ................ 049

CD ....................... 046

TAPE ........... 048, 053

PHONO ............... 047

Teac: AMP .................... 010

CD ....................... 069

Technics: AM/FM ................ 052

CD ....................... 050

TAPE ................... 051

Yamaha: AMP ............ 018, 019

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Programming the Universal Remote to Control a Cable Box

Refer to the cable box connection page or contact your cable
company to hook up your cable box. You may be able to
program the remote for your remote controllable cable box.
Use the codes in the code list on the right or on the sheet
packed with your remote.

1. Turn on the cable box.

2. Look up the cable box brand and its code
number(s) in the code list on the next page or on
the code sheet packed with the remote.

3. Press and hold the DSS•CABLE button on
the remote.

4. Enter the three-digit code from the code list.

5. Release the DSS•CABLE button, then press POWER
or CHAN UP or DOWN to see if the cable box
responds to the remote commands. If not, try
pressing DSS•CABLE, then POWER again to see if
the cable box responds.

6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 using the next code listed
for the brand of your cable box until the cable box
responds to the remote commands.

This remote may not operate all
models of the brands shown.

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Remote Controllable

Cable Box Codes

ABC ...................... 022, 046, 053, 054

Anvision ............................... 007, 008

Cablestar.............................. 007, 008

Diamond ...................................... 056

Eagle..................................... 007, 008

Eastern International................. 002

General Instrument .................... 046

GI 400 .................004, 005, 015, 023,

024, 025, 030, 036

Hamlin........ 003, 012, 013, 034, 048

Hitachi......................... 037, 043, 046

Jerrold ................ 004, 005, 015, 023,

024, 025, 030, 036, 045, 046, 047,

062, 065

Macom ................................. 037, 043

Magnavox .......... 007, 008, 019, 021,

026, 028, 029, 032, 033, 040, 041

NSC ............................................... 009

Oak .............................. 001, 016, 038

Oak Sigma ................................... 016

Panasonic............ 003, 027, 039, 061

Philips................. 007, 008, 019, 021,

026, 028, 029, 032, 033, 040, 041

Pioneer........................ 018, 020, 044

Randtek................................ 007, 008

RCA ....................................... 000, 027

Regal ........................... 003, 012, 013

Regency................................ 002, 033

Samsung....................................... 044

Scientific Atlanta ...... 003, 022, 035,

063, 064

Signature ..................................... 046

Sprucer ......................................... 027

Starcom ........................................ 046

Stargate 2000.............................. 058

Sylvania ................................ 011, 059

Teknika......................................... 006

Texscan........................ 010, 011, 059

Tocom ......... 017, 021, 049, 050, 055

Unika ........................... 031, 032, 041

Universal ..................... 051, 052, 060

Viewstar ............. 007, 008, 019, 021,

026, 028, 029, 032, 033, 040, 041

Warner Amex .............................. 044

Zenith .................. 014, 042, 057, 061

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Programming the Remote

Programming the Universal Remote to Control a Laserdisc Player

You may be able to program your remote to control a
laserdisc player. Use the codes shown to the right or on the
sheet packed with your remote.

Follow these steps to program your universal remote to
control your laserdisc player:

1. Turn on the laserdisc player.

2. Look up the brand and its code number(s) in the
code list.

3. Press and hold the VCR2•LD button on the remote.

4. Enter the three-digit code from the code list.

5. Release the VCR2•LD button, then press POWER to
see if the laserdisc player responds to the remote
commands. If it doesn’t, try pressing VCR2•LD, then
POWER again.

6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 using the next code listed
for your brand until the laserdisc player responds
to the remote commands.

Laserdisc Player Codes

Pioneer................................. 033, 037

ProScan ................................ 033, 037

RCA ....................................... 033, 037

This remote may not operate all
models of the brands shown.

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Programming the Remote

Programming the Universal Remote to
Control an RCA DSS

®

Receiver

The remote is preprogrammed to control the RCA DSS

®

receiver. A few of the remote buttons used with the RCA DSS
receiver are shown below. You may want to experiment with
other buttons on the remote to see if they work with
your receiver.

Receiver Remote (works like) RCA DSS® Remote

DISPLAY SELECT/DISPLAY
PREV CH PREV CH
ANTENNA TV/DSS
CLEAR CLEAR
MENU MENU
MOVE ARROWS ARROWS

Programming the Universal Remote to
Control A Satellite receiver

1. Turn on the satellite receiver.

2. Look up the satellite receiver brand and
corresponding code number(s) in the code list on
the right.

3. Press and hold the DSS•CABLE button on
the remote.

4. Enter the three-digit code from the code list.

5. Release the DSS•CABLE button, then press POWER
or CHAN UP or DOWN to see if the receiver
responds to the remote commands. If it doesn’t, try
pressing DSS•CABLE, then POWER again.

6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 using the next code listed
for the brand of your receiver until the receiver
responds to the remote commands.

®

SATELLITE Receiver Codes

Chaparral ............................. 080, 081

Cheyenne ..................................... 081

Drake.................................... 082, 083

®

RCA DSS
General Instruments . 092, 093, 094

RCA ............................................... 000

Realistic........................................ 084

Sierra I,II,III .................................. 081

STS1 .............................................. 085

STS2 .............................................. 086

STS3 .............................................. 087

STS4 .............................................. 088

Toshiba ......................................... 089

Uniden ......................................... 090

Video Cipher II ............................ 091

System ........................ 000

This remote may not operate all
models of the brands shown.

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Programming the AUX button on the Remote

You can program the AUX button on the remote to control
another component. The AUX button can be used to control
other brands of audio components, TVs, cable boxes, satellite
receivers, and VCRs.

To program the AUX button, follow these steps:

1. Turn on the component you want to program.

2. Look up the brand and corresponding code
number(s) in one of the code list on the
previous pages.

3. Press and hold the AUX button on the remote. Then,
press the other component button—AM/FM, TAPE,
CD, DSS•CABLE, etc.

4. Release the component button, but not the
AUX button.

5. Enter the three-digit code from the code list.

6. Release the AUX button, then press POWER or CHAN
UP or DOWN to see if the component responds to
the remote commands. If it doesn’t, press AUX, then
POWER again.

7. Repeat steps 3 through 6 using the next code listed
for the brand of your component until the
component responds to the remote commands.

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Appendix A: Connecting the Receiver

Things to know before connecting the components

• Protect components from power surges.

• Connect all components before plugging any power
cords into the wall outlet.

• Always turn off the receiver and/or components before
you connect or disconnect any cables.

• Always make sure the color-coded plugs match the
color of the terminals in which they are inserted. The
connection cable plugs and jacks are color-coded
as follows:

Speaker Terminals Red for positive (+) terminals.
Black for negative (—) terminals.

First Things First

1

➣

Operating the Receiver

2

➣

Tour of the receiver

3

3

➣

RCA Phono Terminals Red for the right (R) channel.
White for the left (L) channel. Yellow for the video (V).
Black for the subwoofer.

• Some units may be supplied with connection plugs that
are color coded red and black instead of red and white.
In this case, the black plug takes the place of the
white plug.

Position cables correctly to avoid
audio hum or interference

• Insert all cable plugs firmly into their jacks.

• Place audio/video cables to the sides of the receiver’s
back panel instead of straight down the middle after
you connect the components.

• Try not to coil any power cables and keep them away
from the audio/video cables as much as possible.

• Make sure all antennas and cables are properly
grounded. Refer to the Safety Tips sheet packed with
your receiver.

Programming the Remote

4

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Appendix A: Connecting the Receiver

120V 60Hz

SWITCHED 180W, 1.5A MAX

UNSWITCHED 180W, 1.5A MAX

AC OUTLETS

Protect your components |
from overheating

• Do not block ventilation holes in any component.
Arrange the components so that air can circulate freely.

• Do not stack components directly on top of each other.

• Allow adequate ventilation when placing your
components in a stand.

• Place an amplifier on the top shelf of the stand so
heating air rising from it will not flow around
other components. If you have a satellite receiver, you
should place it on the top shelf.

Using the “switched outlet”

• When another component is plugged into the
“switched” AC outlet on the back of the receiver, the
receiver power button will operate the power for the
other component.

• Do not plug your TV or VCR in the “switched” outlet on
the back of the receiver.

Using the Subwoofer Connections

You can connect the subwoofer outlet jacks to powerful
subwoofers, such as the RCA SP3350SW. Connect one of
the black terminals on the back of the receiver to the
subwoofer’s line input. If the subwoofer has two input
jacks, connect the receiver to the input jack labeled
“Mono.” If there is no label for Mono, use the right input
jack. If a second subwoofer is used, connect it to the
remaining receiver output jack.

See the subwoofer’s user’s manual for specific information
about adjusting the subwoofer.

AC Outlets

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Appendix A: Connecting the Receiver

TV and VCR

This connection provides

• stereo or surround sound from TV programs
broadcast in stereo

• stereo, surround sound or mono sound from a VCR

• viewing one channel on TV while recording another
channel

To use this connection, you
Should have

• (3) paired (red/white) stereo cables

• (3) single (yellow) video cables

• (2) coaxial cables

CABLE

To Connect

BOX

If your TV has more than one video
input, make sure the VCR1, VCR2 and
DSS buttons tune the TV to the same
channel that the receiver monitor
out is plugged into.

Refer to the TV’s user’s guide for
more information.

IN

OUT

OR ANTENNA

1. Connect the cables as shown in the
diagram below.

Using This Connection

To watch TV programs

1. Turn off the VCR.

2. Press TV and tune to a channel.

To watch or play a tape on the VCR

1. Press VCR1.

2. Press PLAY.

To record one program and watch another

1. Press VCR1 and tune to a channel.

2. Begin recording.

3. Make sure TV/VCR switch on the
VCR is set to TV.

4. Press TV and tune to a channel.

VCR

TV

AUDIO

RECEIVER

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

INPUT 3

VIDEO

L/MONO RIGHT

L/MONO RIGHT

L/MONO RIGHT

IN

OUT

LR

VIDEO

VIDEO

VIDEO

IN OUT

VCR 1 DSS
VCR 1 DSS

IN OUT

L

R

L

R

S-VIDEO

S-VIDEO

SIGNAL
SOURCE

VCR 2/LDMONITOR

VCR 2/

LD

AUDIO

SOURCE

CD TAPE/MDTV

IN FROM ANT

OUT TO TV

OUTPUT

BRIDGED

INPUT 1

ANT B

ANT A

OUT

IN OUT

FROM

TV TUNER

FIXED

OUTPUT

OUTPUT

1

2

SUB WOOFER

(MONO)

OUT

CH3
CH4

VIDEO

AUDIO

AUDIO

VIDEO

VIDEO

L/MONO RIGHT

L/MONO RIGHTVIDEO

L/MONO

RIGHT

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Appendix A: Connecting the Receiver

AUDIO

RECEIVER

RCA DSS

RECEIVER

SATELLITE DISH

OUT TO TV

CH3
CH4

L

S-VIDEO

SATELLITE

IN

VIDEOR

AUDIO

IN FROM ANT

IN OUT

IN OUT

IN OUT

1

2

VIDEO

SUB WOOFER
OUT

AUDIO

SOURCE

VCR 2/LDMONITOR

OUT

CD TAPE/MDTV

VCR 1 DSS

VCR 2/

LD

VCR 1 DSS

AUDIO

AUDIO

L

R

L

R

(MONO)

TO TV S-VIDEO

RCA DSS® Receiver

This connection provides

• stereo or surround sound from programs broadcast
in stereo

• stereo sound from the RCA DSS® receiver.

To use this connection, you
must have

• (1) paired (red/white) stereo cable

• (1) single (yellow) video cable

• (2) coaxial cables

To Connect

1. Connect the cables as shown in the
diagram below.

Using This Connection

Do not stack electronic components or other
objects on top of the DSS receiver. The slots
on top of the receiver must be left uncovered
to allow proper airflow to the unit. Blocking
the airflow to the unit could impair
performance or damage your receiver and
other components. Also, do not stack the DSS
receiver on top of a “hot component” such as
an audio power amplifier.

To watch TV programs in stereo

1. Press TV and tune to a channel.

To watch DSS programming

1. Press DSS•CABLE.

2. Tune to a channel.

3. Follow the instructions in the
RCA DSS® User’s Guide.

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AUDIO

RECEIVER

LASERDISC

PLAYER

LR

MONO

VIDEO

IN OUT

IN OUT

IN OUT

1

2

VIDEO

SUB WOOFER
OUT

AUDIO

SOURCE

VCR 2/LDMONITOR

OUT

CD TAPE/MDTV

VCR 1 DSS

VCR 2/

LD

VCR 1 DSS

AUDIO

AUDIO

L

R

L

R

(MONO)

Laserdisc Player

You can connect a laserdisc or a second VCR to the VCR2/LD
connection. Using this connection, you can play a laserdisc in
stereo, surround sound.

This connection provides

• stereo or surround sound from the laserdisc

To use this connection, you
Should have

• (1) paired (red/white) stereo cable

• (2) single (yellow) video cables

To Connect

1. Connect the cables as shown in the
diagram below.

Using This Connection

To play the laserdisc

1. Press VCR2•LD.

2. Press PLAY.

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AUDIO

RECEIVER

IN OUT

IN OUT

IN OUT

(MONO)

1

2

VIDEO

SUB WOOFER
OUT

AUDIO

SOURCE

VCR 2/LDMONITOR

OUT

CD TAPE/MDTV

VCR 1 DSS

VCR 2/

LD

VCR 1 DSS

AUDIO

AUDIO

L

R

L

R

SECOND

VCR

OUT TO TV

CH3
CH4

L

R

AUDIO

S-VIDEO

IN FROM ANT

VIDEO

Second VCR

Using this connection enables you to play a video tape but
not record a tape.

This connection provides

• stereo, surround sound, or mono on the VCR

• VCR playback only

To use this connection, you
Should have

• (1) paired (red/white) stereo cable

• (1) single (yellow) video cable

• (1) coaxial cable

To Connect

1. Connect the cables as shown in the
diagram below.

Using This Connection

To play a tape on the second VCR

1. Press VCR2•LD.

2. Press PLAY.

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AUDIO

RECEIVER

IN OUT

IN OUT

IN OUT

1

2

VIDEO

SUB WOOFER
OUT

AUDIO

SOURCE

VCR 2/LDMONITOR

OUT

CD TAPE/MDTV

VCR 1 DSS

VCR 2/

LD

VCR 1 DSS

AUDIO

AUDIO

L

R

L

R

(MONO)

VIDEO

AUDIO

L

R

Camcorder or Video Camera

If your camcorder or video camera does not have an RCA type
terminal for audio/video, you can purchase an adapter from
an RCA dealer or electronics parts store.

This connection provides

• stereo sound if the camcorder records or plays

in stereo

To use this connection, you
should have

• (1) paired (red/white) stereo cable

• (1) single (yellow) video cable

To Connect

1. Connect the cables as shown in the

diagram below.
If the VCR2•LD connection is being used,

connect the camcorder or video camera
to any other available video input.

Using This Connection

To play the camcorder

1. Turn on the camcorder or video camera.

2. Press VCR2•LD.

3. Press PLAY on the camcorder or

video camera.

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Appendix A: Connecting the Receiver

AUDIO

RECEIVER

CD

PLAYER

LR

IN OUT

IN OUT

IN OUT

1

2

VIDEO

SUB WOOFER
OUT

AUDIO

SOURCE

VCR 2/LDMONITOR

OUT

CD TAPE/MDTV

VCR 1 DSS

VCR 2/

LD

VCR 1 DSS

AUDIO

AUDIO

L

R

L

R

(MONO)

Compact Disc Player

This connection provides

• Stereo or surround sound, if available

To use this connection, you
should have

• (1) paired (red/white) stereo cable

To Connect

1. Connect the cables as shown in the
diagram below.

Using This Connection

To play a CD

1. Turn on the CD player, if the remote is not
programmed to control the CD player.

2. Press CD to put the receiver in CD mode.

3. Press PLAY.

The AUDIO SOURCE connection
can be used as input for any
stereo audio signal.

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Appendix A: Connecting the Receiver

AUDIO

RECEIVER

TAPE

DECK

L

IN OUT

RLR

IN OUT

IN OUT

IN OUT

1

2

VIDEO

SUB WOOFER
OUT

AUDIO

SOURCE

VCR 2/LDMONITOR

OUT

CD TAPE/MDTV

VCR 1 DSS

VCR 2/

LD

VCR 1 DSS

AUDIO

AUDIO

L

R

L

R

(MONO)

Tape deck or Minidisc player

This connection provides

• Stereo or surround sound, if available

To use this connection, you
should have

• (2) paired (red/white) stereo cables

To Connect

1. Connect the cables as shown in the
diagram below.

Using This Connection

To play a tape

1. Press TAPE/MD.

2. Press PLAY.

To record a tape

1. Turn on the audio source you want to record.

2. Press RECORD on the tape player.

To play a minidisc

1. Press TAPE/MD.

2. Press PLAY.

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Appendix A: Connecting the Receiver

FM ANT

AM ANT

300Ω

BAL

Antennas

Extend the FM antenna to its full length and adjust it for the
best reception.

After you adjust the AM antenna, place it on a
level surface or attach it to a wall using the holes in the
antenna’s base.

This connection provides

• stereo sound from FM stations

• mono sound from AM stations

To use this connection, you
must have

• (1) FM wire antenna (included)

• (1) AM loop antenna (included)

To Connect

1. Connect the cables as shown in the
diagram below.

Using This Connection

To listen to the radio

1. Turn on the receiver.

2. Select a band (AM/FM).

3. Turn to the desired frequency.

4. Adjust the position of the antenna as needed.

FM Wire Antenna

AM Loop Antenna

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Appendix A: Connecting the Receiver

Speakers

All wires must be securely fastened in their terminals. A loose
connection can cause intermittent sound or noise, and can
damage your receiver.

If you are using Surround speakers, you must connect
both speakers.

Main Speakers

• Connect the left main speaker to the
MAIN L terminals.

• Connect the right main speaker to the
MAIN R terminals.

Rear Speakers

• Connect the left rear speaker to the REAR L terminal.

• Connect the right rear speaker to the REAR R terminal.

• Position the speakers behind you in your TV room. To
improve the surround sound effect, you may prefer to
set or mount the speakers several feet off the floor.

Center Speaker

• Connect the center speaker to the CENTER terminal.

Connecting Speakers to the Receiver

1. If necessary, remove the vinyl covering from the ends of
the speaker wire and twist the wire.

2. Press down and hold the lever on the
speaker terminal.

3. Insert the wire in the hole. Be sure to connect the (+) to
(+) and the (-) to (-). Otherwise, the speakers will not be
“in phase”, causing reduction in bass frequencies.

4. Release the lever. Pull gently on the wire to make sure
it is secure.

Connecting The SubWoofer

1

AUDIO

2

SUB WOOFER

(MONO)

OUT

SPEAKERS (8 )

MAIN

L

R

CENTER

SURROUND SPEAKERS (4 MIN.)

REAR

L

R

1. Using a single audio cable, connect the subwoofer to
the SUB WOOFER 1 or 2 connection.

Speaker Connections

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Appendix b: Speaker placement

Rear

Left

Main
Right

TV

Center

Opt.

Subwoofer

Main

Left

Rear
Right

Speaker Placement

These diagrams offer suggested speaker placements that can
enhance your home theater experience.

Place the subwoofer anywhere you want.

Example 1

This five-speaker configuration is an effective option for
recreating in any room the full cinema experience. It can be
adapted to suit your taste and listening space. This five­speaker configuration is an effective option for Dolby
Surround sound applications.

Example 2

This configuration is recommended for four speakers. It
provides Dolby Pro Logic Surround sound without a center
speaker. Choose Phantom for the Center mode.

Opt.

Subwoofer

Main

Left

Rear

Left

TV

Main
Right

Rear
Right

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Appendix c: Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Guide

Before referring to the checklist below, make sure you have
correctly followed the connecting and operating procedures.
If you have any questions that this booklet cannot answer,
please call your nearest RCA dealer.

Receiver/Tuner Operation

STEREO indicator is off.

• Adjust the antenna.

• The signal is too weak. Connect an external antenna.

• The signal is Mono.
Severe hum or noise.

• The signal is too weak. Connect an external antenna.

• Adjust the antenna.

Remote Control Operation

The remote control does not operate the unit.

• Another function is selected on the remote. Press the
correct function button.

• The batteries are exhausted. Replace all batteries.

• The remote is not pointed at the remote control sensor on
the main unit or there is an obstacle between the remote
and the main unit.

• The remote control is too far from the main unit.
Move closer.

General

No audio.

• Make sure the MUTE indicator on the front panel is off.

• Make sure the speakers are turned on.

• Check the connections.

• Check the power cord connection.

No audio from one channel.

• Adjust the balance control.

• Check the speaker wire connection or connecting cable.

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Appendix c: Troubleshooting

Noise when the TV is turned on.

• The TV is too close to the audio system.

Specific instruments sound displaced.

• Check the connection between the receiver and the Speakers.

The sound does not match the video.

• Press the function button for the video source.

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Appendix d: Care and Cleaning

Care and Cleaning

Use a polishing cloth or other clean, dry cloth to wipe off dust
and dirt. When the surface is very dirty, wipe with a soft cloth
dipped in a mild soap solution. Do not use furniture wax or
cleaners.

Never use alcohol, paint thinner, benzene, or a chemically
treated cloth to clean your system. Chemicals may damage the
finish on the unit.

When using a damp cloth, make
sure you squeeze out as much of
the water as possible.

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Appendix e: FCC Information

FCC Information

In accordance with FCC requirements, changes or modifications
not expressly approved by Thomson Consumer Electronics could
void the user’s authority to operate
this product.

Important Information Required by Federal Communications
Commission Concerning Radio Frequency Interference:

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not
cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.

If this equipment does cause interference to radios or televisions
not connected to your system, try to correct the interference
with one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient the receiving antenna (that is , the antenna for the
radio or television that is, “receiving” the interference).

• Change the position of the unit with respect to the radio or
television equipment that is receiving the interference.

• Move the unit away from the equipment that is receiving the
interference.

• Plug the unit into a different wall outlet so that the unit and
the equipment receiving the interference are on different
branch circuits.

If these measures do not eliminate the interference, please
consult with your dealer or an experienced radio/television
technician for additional suggestions. Also, the Federal
Communications Commission has prepared a helpful booklet,
“How to Identify and Resolve Radio and TV Interference
Problems.” This booklet is available from the U.S. Government
Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402. Please specify stock
number 004-000-00345-4 when ordering copies.

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Appendix F: Limited Warranty

Limited Warranty

What your warranty covers:

• Any defect in material or workmanship.

For how long after your purchase:

• One year for labor charges.

• One year for parts.
The warranty period for rental units begins with the first rental.

What we will do:

• Pay any Authorized RCA Audio Servicenter the labor
charges to repair your audio/video receiver.

• Provide you new, or at our option, refurbished
replacement parts for the Authorized RCA Audio

Servicenter to make repairs.

How you get service:

• Take your unit to any Authorized RCA Audio Servicenter.
For their names and locations, ask your dealer, look in the
Yellow Pages, or call 1-800-336-1900.

• Show the service technician your evidence of
purchase date.

What your warranty does not cover:

• Customer instruction. (Your Owner’s Manual clearly
describes how to install, adjust, and operate your
television. Any additional information should be obtained
from your Dealer.)

• Installation and related adjustments.

• Signal reception problems caused by your external antenna
or cable systems.

• Damage from misuse or neglect.

• Remote control batteries.

• Units that have been modified or incorporated into
other products.

• Units purchased or serviced outside the USA.

• Acts of God, such as, but not limited to lightning damage.

Product Registration:

• Please complete and mail the Product Registration Card
packed with your unit. It will make it easier to contact you
should it ever be necessary. The return of the card is not
required for warranty coverage.

How state law relates to this warranty:

• This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you also
may have other rights that vary from state to state.

If you purchased your television outside the U.S.A.:

• This warranty does not apply. See your dealer for details.

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Appendix g: Equipment Specifications

Equipment Specifications

Amplifier Section

Rated Power Output

Left Main/Center/Right Main 40 watts/40 watts/40 watts
(at 8 Ω): 40 Hz to 20 kHz at 0.9% THD

Rear Surround (at 4 Ω): 20 watts/20 watts

50 Hz to 15 kHz

0.9% without Dolby Process
Signal to Noise Ratio: 75 dBA
Channel Separation: 65 dB @ 1 kHz

45 dB @ 10 kHz

Input Sensitivity/Impedance: 150 mV @ 47k Ω
Muting Attenuation: 65dB
Subwoofer Output: 2.0V+/-0.5V (max volume)

Video Section

Input (Sensitivity/Impedance): 1 Vp-p/75 Ω
VCR 1, VCR 2/LD, DSS

Output (Sensitivity/Impedance): 1 Vp-p/75 Ω
VCR 1, Video Monitor

Frequency Response for 5 Hz: -1.5 dB,10 MHz: -3 dB, reference 500 kHz: 0 dB
VCR 1, VCR 2/LD, DSS and
Video Monitor

Signal to Noise Ratio: 45 dB
Crosstalk @ 3.58 MHz: 45 dB

FM Tuner Section

Tuner Frequency Range: 87.5 to 107.9 MHz
Usable Sensitivity: 15 dBf
THD @ 75 kHz Dev Stereo: 0.5%
Signal to Noise @ 65 dBf Stereo: 70 dBA
Stereo Separation: 40 dB @ 1 kHz
Image Rejection: 40 dB @ 97.9 MHz
IF Rejection: 65 dB
AM Suppression @ 65 dBf: 50 dB
Antenna Input: 300 Ω Balance

AM Tuner Section

Frequency Range: 520 to 1720 kHz
20 dB Quieting 800 µV/m @ 1000 kHz
Signal to Noise Ratio: 45 dBA
Image Rejection: 40 dB @ 600 kHz

IF Rejection: 40 dB

Specifications are based on nominal measurements.

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Appendix g: Equipment Specifications

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories
Licensing Corporation. Additionally licensed under
Canadian patent number 1,037,877.

“Dolby,” the double-D symbol , and “Pro Logic” are trademarks of Dolby
Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

DSS® is a registered trademark of DIRECTV, INC.,
a unit of GM Hughes Electronics.

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APPENDIX h: PRESET STATION LIST Form

Preset
Number Band Frequency Notes

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

56

Index

Symbols

+ button 18

- button 18

A

AC outlets 37
Accessories

included 4
AM•FM button 18
AM/FM antennas, connecting 46
AM/FM button 8, 14
ANTENNA button 18, 21
Antennas, connecting 46
Audio codes for programming the remote

31
Audio hum, reducing 37
AUDIO SWAP button 11, 18

B

Back panel 24
BALANCE button 14
Balancing speakers 10
BAND button 8, 14
Basic controls on the remote 18
BASS button 14
Batteries, inserting in the remote 5
BYPASS button 18
Bypass mode, selecting 15

C

Cable box codes for programming the

remote 32
Camcorder, connecting 43
Care and Cleaning 51
CD button 14, 21
CD player

connecting 44

controls on the remote 21
CENTER button 14
CENTER MODE button 14
Center modes

Normal 14

Phantom 14

Wide 14
Center speaker 47
CH CTRL/DELAY button 18
CHAN up and down buttons 18, 20, 21
CLEAR button 18, 20, 21
Components 37

Connecting components 37

things to know before connecting 37

Connections

Antennas 46
Camcorder 43
CD player 44
Laserdisc 41, 42
Minidisc player 45
RCA DSS® Receiver 40, 46
Second VCR 41, 42
Speakers 47
Tape deck player 45
TV and VCR 39
Video Recorder 43

CTR MODE button 18

D

DELAY button 14
DISPLAY button 18, 20, 21
Dolby 3 Stereo, selecting 15
Dolby Pro Logic Surround, selecting 15
DSS button 14
DSS•CABLE button 21

E

Equipment specifications 54

F

FF button 18, 20, 21, 22
Front panel buttons 14
Front panel displays 16

Function displays 17
Status indicators 16

Function displays 17

G

GUIDE•RDM button 21, 22

H

Hall mode, selecting 15
headphones

connecting 15, 23, 30, 32, 34, 35
using without the main speakers

15, 23, 30, 32, 34, 35

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Index

I

INPUT•SEEK button 18, 20

L

Laserdisc

codes for programming a remote 34
connecting 41, 42
controls on the remote 21

LEVEL button 15

M

Main speakers 47
MEMORY indicator 16
MENU•PROGRAM button 20
MENU/PROGRAM button 18, 22
Minidisc player, connecting 45
Mode indicators 17
MOVE arrows 19, 21
MUTE button 18, 19
MUTE indicator 16

N

Normal, Center Mode 14
Number buttons 18, 20, 21, 22

P

P. SCAN button 8, 15
PAUSE button 20, 21, 22
Phantom, Center Mode 14
PHONES connection for headphones 15
PIP

audio swap 11

button 18, 20
PLAY button 18, 20, 21, 22
POWER button 15, 18, 20, 21, 22
PRESET indicator 16
Preset stations

list 56

playing 8

setting 9
PREV CH•DISC button 18, 20, 21, 22
Pro Logic Surround, turning off and on 15
PROGRAM button 8

Programming the remote to control a

cable box 32
Laserdisc 34
RCA DSS® Receiver 35
satellite receiver 35
TV 26, 28
VCR 28

R

RCA DSS® Receiver

codes for programming a remote 35
connecting 40

controls on the remote 21
REAR button 15
Rear speakers 47
REAR•CTR Level button 18
REC button 20
Receiver controls on the remote 18
Remote 19, 20, 21

Basic Controls 18

CD player controls 21

inserting batteries 5

Laserdisc controls 21

programming 27, 32

programming for a DSS Receiver 35

RCA DSS® Receiver controls 21

Receiver Controls 18

Receiver/Tuner controls 19, 20, 21

surround sound level controls 18

tape deck controls 23

TV Controls 19

VCR Controls 20, 21
Remote control buttons 18
RESET•REP button 20, 22
REW button 18, 20, 21, 22

S

SEEK button 15
SEEK indicator 16
SKIP button 20
SPEAKER button 15
Speaker terminals, matching 37
Speakers 10

balancing 10

connecting 47

placing 48

turning off when using headphones

15, 23, 30, 32, 34, 35

turning on and off 15, 23, 30, 32, 34, 35
SPEAKERS OFF indicator 16

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Index

Specifications, equipment 54
Stations

preset 8

storing in memory 8, 9
Status indicators on the front panel 16
STEREO indicator 16
STOP button 20, 21, 22
Storing stations in memory 9
Subwoofer, connecting 37
SURROUND button 18, 20
Surround Modes 15
SURROUND SOUND button 15
Surround sound level controls on the remote 18
SWAP PIP button 20
Switched AC outlet 37

T

Tape deck

connecting 45

controls on the remote 23
TAPE/MD button 15
TEST button 15
TEST indicator 16
TREBLE button 15
TUNING button 15
Tuning the receiver 8
Turning off Pro Logic 15
TV

codes for programming the remote 27

connecting 39

controls on the remote 19
TV button 15, 20
TV MENU button 20

V

VCR

codes for programming the remote 29

connecting 39, 41, 42

controls on the remote 20, 21
VCR1 button 15, 20, 22
VCR2•LD button 20, 21, 22
VCR2/LD button 15
VOL up and down buttons 18, 20, 22
VOLUME button 15

W

Wide, Center Mode 14

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For your nearest RCA Home Entertainment Dealer or
Authorized Servicenter, all toll-free in the USA.

1-800-336-1900

If your television needs service, please contact your dealer or
the nearest Servicenter from the yellow pages. Please do not
send any products to the Indianapolis address listed in this
manual or on the carton. This will only add delays in service
for your product.

10330 North Meridian Street
Indianapolis, IN 46290-1024

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Trademark(s)® Registered
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