Basic Operation
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At the SURROUND MODE MENU,
press the ‹ or › buttons r until the
desired mode name appears on the
screen. Press ¤ twice until the > cursor
is next to RETURN TO MAIN MENU
and press SELECT. At the main menu
select MENU OFF and press SELECT
to exit the menus.
A different mode may be selected for
audio and video sources. Once a mode
has been selected, it will be attached to
those sources in memory. Thus, you may
select PRO LOGIC as the mode for
video and HALL SURROUND for
audio. After the initial selections are
made, the unit will automatically return
to your preferred mode for each type of
input whenever it is chosen.
TV Auto Function
With the increasing sophistication of
today’s home entertainment systems, it
often takes numerous remote controls to
turn a system on. This receiver’s unique
“TV Auto” feature simplifies that task and
greatly reduces the actions needed to
bring your entire system to life.
If a video feed is connected to the TV
VIDEO IN jack L during the
installation, that signal is used to trigger
system turn on. Even when the receiver is
turned off, the presence of a signal at the
TV VIDEO jack will automatically cause
the receiver to turn on. As long as the
signal is present, the receiver will remain
on. When the TV or other source is turned
off, the receiver will automatically return
to a standby (“off”) mode within five
minutes.
Note that if the receiver is turned on
automatically by this function, it will
remain on if another source is
subsequently selected. In that case, the
receiver needs to be turned off manually
even if the TV source is turned off.
Tuner Operation
The FM/AM tuner is extremely flexible,
and offers a number of options. The
following instructions will enable you
to take advantage of the tuner’s many
features.
To select tuner operation, press the
AM/FM button 3 on the front panel, or
the remote c. Press the button again to
select the desired frequency band if
required.
Manual up/down tuning is accessible
by pressing the TUNE button % either
up ⁄ or down ¤ or the Tune/Search
‚ and Tune/Search —
j buttons on the remote. Pressing these
buttons once increases or decreases the
station frequency by one step. Holding the
buttons down quickly scans for the next
station. Holding the tune buttons for a
few seconds and then releasing them,
automatically will set the tuner to the
next station with an acceptable signal.
When manually tuning stations, observe
the SIGNAL LEVELindicator › and
the TUNED ∞ indicators. The more
bars visible on the SIGNAL LEVEL
indicator, the stronger the signal and the
better the station will sound. A station is
properly tuned when the TUNED
indicator is illuminated.
Tuner Mode
Pressing the FM Mode button on the
front panel selects how a station willbe
received. When the button is pressed so
that the AUTO¢ indicator is lit,
stations broadcasting in stereo will be
received in stereo. You may note stereo
broadcasts by observing that the
STEREO § indicator will illuminate.
When the FM Mode button is
pressed until the AUTO¢ light goes
out, all stations will be received ina
monaural mode regardless of the method
of transmission.
NOTE: When a station is broadcasting in
stereo, but has a weak signal level, the
reproduction may not be acceptable. In
this case, select the Auto Off mode, as
monaural reception is less susceptible to
noise in weak reception areas.
Tuner Presets
There are thirty preset positions that may
be used to store your favorite stations in
any order. These may be used to
memorize the station’s frequency,
reception mode and the station’s name.
Stations may be preset automatically or
manually, and then recalled in a variety
of ways.
Automatic Station Preset
Selection
This process automatically scans the AM
and FM bands and enters all stations with
proper signal strength into the memory.
To automatically preset the tuner’s
memory, follow these steps:
1. Select the tuner as the unit’s input by
pressing the AM/FM button 3c.
2. Using the TUNE %j buttons, select
the first station you wish to preset at the
low end of the AM or FM band.
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