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Checking about the AccountsSc r een conce r ning Rha p sody o r Si r ius Inte r net Radioaccount r egist r ation.

Befo r e pr oceeding with the following ste p s, checkwhethe r you have followed Ste p s f r om 1 to 2 on p age 65.

1 Select Setup then press ENTER.

2 Select Accounts and press ENTER to confirm yourselection.

3 Select Rhapsody or Sirius and press ENTER.1 The contents below can be checked when Rha p sody isselected.

Sign in to Rha p sody (Set Account)

Account Info The contents below can be checked when Si r ius isselected.

Set AccountWhen dis p osing of the pr oduct, we r ecommend you r esetit to delete the data. See Resetting the system on p age 82.

About network playback The netwo r k p layback function of this unit uses thefollowing technologies:

Windows Media PlayerSee Windows Media Player 11/ Windows Media Player 12 on p age 71 fo r mo r e on this.

Windows Media DRMMic r osoft Windows Media Digital Rights Management(WMDRM) is a p latfo r m to pr otect and secu r ely delive r content fo r p layback on com p ute r s, p or table devices andnetwo r k devices. Home Media Galle r y functions as aWMDRM 10 fo r netwo r ked devices. WMDRM pr otectedcontent can only be p layed on media se r ver s su pp or ting

WMDRM.Content owners use WMDRM technology to protect their intellectual property, including copyrights. This device uses WMDRM software toaccess WMDRM protected content. If the WMDRM software fails to

protect the content, content owners may ask Microsoft to revoke thesoftwares ability to use WMDRM to play or copy protected content.Revocation does not affect unprotected content. When you downloadlicenses for protected content, you agree that Microsoft may include arevocation list with the licenses. Content owners may require you toupgrade WMDRM to access their content. If you decline an upgrade,

you will not be able to access content that requires the upgrade.This product is protected by certain intellectual property rights ofMicrosoft. Use or distribution of such technology outside of this

product is prohibited without a license from Microsoft.

DLNA

DLNA CERTIFIED Audio Player

The Digital Living Netwo r k Alliance (DLNA) is a c r oss-indust r y or ganization of consume r elect r onics,com p uting indust r y and mobile device com p anies.Digital Living pr ovides consume r s with easy sha r ing ofdigital media th r ough a wi r ed o r wir eless netwo r k in thehome.

The DLNA ce r tification logo makes it easy to findpr oducts that com p ly with the DLNA Inte r op e r abilityGuidelines. This unit com p lies with DLNA Inte r op e r abilityGuidelines v1.5.When a PC r unning DLNA se r ver softwa r e o r othe r DLNAcom p atible device is connected to this p laye r , somesetting changes of softwa r e o r othe r devices may ber equi r ed. Please r efe r to the o p e r ating inst r uctions fo r the softwa r e o r device fo r mo r e info r mation.

DLNA and DLNA CERTIFIED are trademarks and/or service marks ofDigital Living Network Alliance.

Content playable over a network Even when encoded in a com p atible fo r mat, some

files may not p lay co rr ectly. Movie o r Photo files cannot be p layed back. The r e a r e cases whe r e you cannot listen to an

Inte r net r adio station even if the station can beselected f r om a list of r adio stations.

Some functions may not be su pp or ted de p ending onthe se r ver typ e o r ver sion used.

Su pp or ted file fo r mats va r y by se r ver . As such, filesnot su pp or ted by you r se r ver a r e not dis p layed on this

unit. Fo r mo r e info r mation check with themanufactu r e r of you r se r ver .

Note1 Some o p e r ating pr ocedu r es, etc., may be changed at the disc r etion of Rha p sody and Si r ius.


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About playback behavior over a network Playback may stall when the PC is switched off o r any

media files sto r ed on it a r e deleted while p layingcontent.

If the r e a r e pr oblems within the netwo r k envi r onment(heavy netwo r k t r affic, etc.) content may not bedis p layed o r p layed pr op e r ly (p layback may beinte rr u p ted o r stalled). Fo r best p e r for mance, a100BASE-TX connection between p laye r and PC isr ecommended.

If seve r al clients a r e p laying simultaneously, as thecase may be, p layback is inte rr u p ted o r stalled.

De p ending on the secu r ity softwa r e installed on aconnected PC and the setting of such softwa r e,netwo r k connection may be blocked.

Pionee r is not r es p onsible fo r any malfunction of thep laye r and/o r the Home Media Galle r y featu r es due tocommunication e rr or /malfunctions associated with you r netwo r k connection and/o r you r PC, o r othe r connectedequi p ment. Please contact you r PC manufactu r e r o r Inte r net se r vice pr ovide r .Windows Media is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.This product includes technology owned by Microsoft Corporation andcannot be used or distributed without a license from MicrosoftLicensing, Inc.

Microsoft , Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP,Windows 2000, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 98, and

WindowsNT are either registered trademarks or trademarks ofMicrosoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

Software update The Home Media Galle r y softwa r e can be u p dated ove r the Inte r net.

1 Set the remote control operation selector switch toSOURCE.

2 Press HMG to select Home Media Gallery as theinput function.

3 Select Setup then press ENTER.4 Select Firmware Update then press ENTER.

5 Use / to select Yes then press ENTER.Updating % and the ela p sed time a r e dis p layed.

If No new firmware has been found is dis p layed, the r eis no need to u p date the softwa r e.

Info r mation on softwa r e u p dates may be p osted on thePionee r website.htt p ://www. p ionee r elect r onics.com


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About playable file formats The Home Media Galle r y featu r e of this r eceive r su pp or ts the following file fo r mats. Note that some file fo r mats a r e notavailable fo r p layback although they a r e listed as p layable file fo r mats. Also, the com p atibility of file fo r mats va r ies de p endingon the ty p e of se r ver . Check with you r se r ver to ensu r e the com p atibility of file fo r mats su pp or ted by you r se r ver .

Music filesCategory Extension Stream

MP3 a .m p 3 MPEG-1 Audio Laye r -3 Sam p ling f r equency 8 kHz to 48 kHz

Quantization bit r ate 16 bit

Channel 2 ch

Bitr ate 8 kb p s to 320 kb p s

VBR/CBR Su pp or ted/Su pp or ted

LPCM b LPCM Sam p ling f r equency 8 kHz to 48 kHzQuantization bit r ate 16 bit, 20 bit, 24 bit

Channel 2 ch

WAV .wav LPCM Sam p ling f r equency 8 kHz to 48 kHz

Quantization bit r ate 16 bit, 20 bit, 24 bit

Channel 2 ch

WMA .wma WMA2/7/8 Sam p ling f r equency 8 kHz to 48 kHz


Channel 2 ch



WMA9 Sam p ling f r equency 8 kHz to 48 kHz


Channel 2 ch



AAC .m4a.aac.3g p.3g2

MPEG-4 AAC LCMPEG-4 HE AAC(aacPlus v1/2)

Sam p ling f r equency 32 kHz to 48 kHz


Channel 2 ch



FLAC .flac FLAC Sam p ling f r equency 8 kHz, 16 kHz, 22 kHz, 32kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz

Quantization bit r ate 8 bit, 16 bit

Channel 2 ch (8-bit monau r al audiois not su pp or ted)

Bitr ate

VBR/CBR Not su pp or ted/Su pp or ted

a. MPEG Layer-3 audio decoding technology licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson multimedia. b.Only st r eaming data f r om se r ver s is conce r ned, so the r e is no extension.


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Glossary

aacPlus AAC decoder uses aacPlus developed by CodingTechnologies. (www.codingtechnologies.com)

FLACFLAC (Fr ee Lossless Audio Codec) is an audio fo r matallows lossless codec. Audio is com pr essed in FLACwithout any loss in quality. Fo r mo r e details about FLAC,visit the following website: htt p ://flac.sou r cefo r ge.net/

vTunervTune r is a p aid online database se r vice that allows youto listen to r adio and TV b r oadcasts on the Inte r net.vTune r lists thousands of stations f r om ove r 100 diffe r entcount r ies a r ound the globe. Fo r mo r e detail aboutvTune r , visit the following website:htt p ://www. r adio- p ionee r .com

This product is protected by certain intellectual property

rights of NEMS and BridgeCo. Use or distribution of suchtechnology outside of this product is prohibited without alicense from NEMS and BridgeCo or an authorizedsubsidiary.

Windows MediaWindows Media is a multimedia f r amewo r k for mediac r eation and dist r ibution fo r Mic r osoft Windows.Windows Media is eithe r a r egiste r ed t r adema r k o r tr adema r k of Mic r osoft Co rp or ation in the U.S. and/o r othe r count r ies. Use an a pp lication licensed by Mic r osoftCo rp or ation to autho r , dist r ibute, o r p lay Windows Mediafor matted content. Using an a pp lication unautho r ized byMic r osoft Co rp or ation is subject to malfunction.

Windows Media DRMWindows Media DRM is a DRM (Digital RightsManagement) se r vice fo r the Windows Media p latfo r m. Itis designed to pr ovide secu r e delive r y of audio and/o r video content ove r an IP netwo r k to a PC o r othe r p layback device in such a way that the dist r ibuto r cancont r ol how that content is used. The WMDRM- pr otectedcontent can only be p layed back on a com p onentsu pp or ting the WMDRM se r vice.

Windows Media Player 11/ Windows Media Player 12Windows Media Playe r is softwa r e to delive r music,p hotos and movies f r om a Mic r osoft Windows com p ute r to home ste r eo systems and TVs.

With this softwa r e, you can p lay back files sto r ed on thePC th r ough va r ious devices whe r eve r you like in you r home.

This softwa r e can be downloaded f r om Mic r osoftswebsite.

Windows Media Playe r 11 (fo r Windows XP o r Windows Vista)

Windows Media Playe r 12 (fo r Windows 7)For mo r e info r mation check the official Mic r osoftwebsite.


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Chapter 8:

Control with HDMI function Important

The pr ocedu r e fo r setting the r eceive r op e r ationmode diffe r s fo r the r emote cont r ols included withthe SC-37 and SC-35. Fo r the SC-37s r emote cont r ol,set the r emote cont r ol o p e r ation selecto r switch toRECEIVER. For the SC-35s r emote cont r ol, pr ess the

button. When set the r emote cont r ol tothe r eceive r op e r ation mode is indicated in theseinst r uctions, use the r es p ective pr ocedu r e desc r ibed

above.Synch r onized o p e r ations below with a Control withHDMI-com p atible Pionee r TV or Blu- r ay disc p laye r o r with a com p onent of anothe r make that su pp or ts theControl with HDMI functions a r e p ossible when thecom p onent is connected to the r eceive r using an HDMIcable.

The r eceive r s volume can be set and the sound canbe muted using the TVs r emote cont r ol.

The r eceive r s in p ut switches ove r automaticallywhen the TVs channel is changed o r a Control withHDMI-com p atible com p onent is p layed.

The r eceive r s p owe r is also set to standby, when the TVs p owe r is set to standby.

Important

With Pionee r devices, the Control with HDMIfunctions a r e r efe rr ed to as KURO LINK.

You cannot use this function with com p onents thatdo not su pp or t Control with HDMI.

We do not gua r antee this r eceive r will wo r k withPionee r Control with HDMI-com p atible com p onentsor com p onents of othe r makes that su pp or t the

Control with HDMI function. We do not gua r anteethat all synch r onized o p e r ations will wo r k withcom p onents of othe r makes that su pp or t the Control with HDMI function.

Use a High S p eed HDMI cable when you want touse the Control with HDMI function. The Control with HDMI function may not wo r k pr op e r ly if adiffe r ent ty p e of HDMI cable is used.

Fo r details about conc r ete o p e r ations, settings, etc.,r efe r to also the o p e r ating inst r uctions fo r eachcom p onent.

Making Control with HDMIconnections

You can use synch r onized o p e r ation fo r a connected TVand u p to five othe r com p onents.

Be su r e to connect the TVs audio cable to the audioinp ut of this unit. When the TV and r eceive r a r econnected by HDMI connections, if the TV su pp or tsthe HDMI Audio Retu r n Channel function, the sound

of the TV is in p ut to the r eceive r via the HDMIte r minal, so the r e is no need to connect an audiocable. In this case, set TV Audio at HDMI Setup tovia HDMI (see HDMI Setup on p age 73).

For details, see Connecting your TV and playbackcomponents on p age 29.

Important

When connecting this system o r changingconnections, be su r e to switch the p owe r off anddisconnect the p owe r co r d fr om the wall socket.Afte r com p leting all connections, connect the p owe r

co r ds to the wall socket. Afte r this r eceive r is connected to an AC outlet, a 2

second to 10 second HDMI initialization pr ocessbegins. You cannot ca rr y out any o p e r ations du r inginitialization. The HDMI indicato r on the dis p lay unitblinks du r ing initialization, and you can tu r n thisr eceive r on once it has sto pp ed blinking.

To get the most out of this function, we r ecommendthat you connect you r HDMI com p onent not to a TVbut r athe r di r ectly to the HDMI te r minal on thisr eceive r .

While the r eceive r is equi pp ed with six HDMI in p uts

(BD, HDMI 1 to 5), the Control with HDMI functioncan only be used with u p to th r ee DVD o r Blu- r ay discp laye r s o r u p to th r ee DVD o r Blu- r ay disc r eco r de r s.

The Control with HDMI function can be used with a TV connected to the HDMI OUT 1 te r m inal, but notwith a TV connected to the HDMI OUT 2 te r minal.

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HDMI Setup You must adjust the settings of this r eceive r as well as theconnected Control with HDMI-com p atible com p onentsin o r de r to make use of the Control with HDMI function.For mo r e info r mation see the o p e r ating inst r uctions fo r each com p onent.

1 Set the remote control to the receiver operationmode, then press HOME MENU .

2 Select System Setup , then press ENTER.

3 Select Other Setup , then press ENTER.

4 Select HDMI Setup , then press ENTER.

5 Select the Control setting you want.Choose whethe r to set this units Control with HDMIfunction ON o r OFF. You will need to set it to ON to usethe Control with HDMI function.When using a com p onent that does not su pp or t theControl with HDMI function, set this to OFF.

ON Enables the Control with HDMI function. Whenthis units p owe r is tu r ned off and you have asu pp or ted sou r ce begin p layback while using theControl with HDMI function, the audio and videoout p uts f r om the HDMI connection a r e out p ut f r omthe TV.

OFF The Control with HDMI is disabled.Synch r onized o p e r ations cannot be used. When thisunits p owe r is tu r ned off, audio and video of sou r cesconnected via HDMI a r e not out p ut.

6 Select the Control Mode setting you want.Choose whethe r you want to enable HDMI fo r all linkedfunctions o r the PQLS function only. Howeve r , Dis p layPowe r Off will activate the settings set fo r th in ste p 7below.

ALL Enabled fo r all linked functions. PQLS Enabled only fo r the PQLS function. When

PQLS is selected, link functions othe r than the PQLS

function may not wo r k pr op e r ly. If you wish to use alllink functions, select ALL.

7 Select the Display Power Off setting you want.If the TVs p owe r is tu r ned off while using the Control with HDMI function, the r eceive r s p owe r is also tu r nedoff (all p owe r off function). This function can be disabled.

YES The all p owe r off function is enabled. Ther eceive r s p owe r tu r ns off togethe r with the TVsp owe r .

This function only wo r ks when the in p ut fo r acom p onent connected to the r eceive r by HDMIconnection is selected o r when watching the TV.

NO The all p owe r off function is disabled. Ther eceive r s p owe r is not affected when the TVs p owe r is tu r ned off.

8 Select the Standby Through setting you want.It is p ossible to t r ansfe r signals f r om an HDMI-connectedp laye r to the TV when this r eceive r 's p owe r is on standbyas long as Control is ON, but the amount of ene r gyconsumed r ises. It is, howeve r , p ossible to minimizeene r gy consum p tion when p owe r is set to standby.

Normal Regula r setting. Powe r -up time f r omstandby is sho r t.

Eco Conse r ves ene r gy while standby. Powe r -up time is longe r than when set to Normal .

9 Select the TV Audio setting you want.When a TV su pp or ting the HDMI Audio Retu r n Channelfunction is connected to the r eceive r , the sound of the TVcan be in p ut via the HDMI te r minal.

Normal The TVs sound is in p ut f r om the Audioinp ut te r minals othe r than HDMI in p uts. via HDMI The TVs sound is in p ut via the HDMI

te r minal. This can only be selected when Control isset to ON.

10 Select the 12V Trigger setting you want. The com p onent connected to the 12V TRIGGER jack canbe tu r ned on and off when HDMI OUT is switched. HDMIOUT 1 , HDMI OUT 2 or OFF can be selected. Select OFF when you want the com p onent to switch when the in p utfunction is switched.

11 When youre finished, press HOME MENU .

Before using synchronizationOnce you have finished all connections and settings, youmust:

1 Put all components into standby mode.

2 Turn the power on for all components, with thepower for the TV being turned on last.

3 Choose the HDMI input to which the TV isconnected to this receiver, and see if video output from

connected components displays properly on the screenor not.

4 Check whether the components connected to allHDMI inputs are properly displayed.


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About synchronized operations The Control with HDMI-com p atible com p onentconnected to the r eceive r op e r ates in sync as desc r ibedbelow.

F r om the menu sc r een of the Control with HDMI-com p atible TV, set audio to be p layed th r ough thisr eceive r , and the r eceive r will switch to thesynch r onized am p mode.

When in the synch r onized am p mode, you can adjustthe r eceive r s volume o r mute the sound using the

TVs r emote cont r ol.

When in the synch r onized am p mode, thesynch r onized am p mode is canceled when the

r eceive r s p owe r is tu r ned off. To tu r n thesynch r onized am p mode back on, set audio to bep layed th r ough the r eceive r fr om the TVs menusc r een, etc. This r eceive r will p owe r up and switch tothe synch r onized am p mode.

When the synch r onized am p mode is canceled, ther eceive r s p owe r tu r ns off if you we r e viewing anHDMI in p ut o r a TV pr og r am on the TV.

When in the synch r onized am p mode, thesynch r onized am p mode is canceled if an o p e r ationthat pr oduces sound f r om the TV is p e r for med f r omthe TVs menu sc r een, etc.

When the TVs p owe r is set to standby, the r eceive r sp owe r is also set to standby. (Only when the in p ut fo r a com p onent connected to the r eceive r by HDMIconnection is selected o r when watching the TV.)

The r eceive r s in p ut switches automatically when theControl with HDMI-com p atible com p onent is p layed.

The r eceive r s in p ut switches automatically when the TVs channel is switched.

The synch r onized am p mode r emains in effect even ifthe r eceive r s in p ut is switched to a com p onent othe r than one connected by HDMI.

The o p e r ations below can also be used on Pionee r

Control with HDMI-com p atible TVs. When the r eceive r s volume is adjusted o r the sound

is muted, the volume status is dis p layed on the TVssc r een.

When the OSD language is switched on the TV, ther eceive r s language setting also switchesacco r dingly.

About connections with a product of adifferent brand that supports the Control

with HDMI function The synch r onized o p e r ations below can be used whenthe r eceive r s Control with HDMI function is connectedto a TV of a b r and othe r than Pionee r that su pp or ts theControl with HDMI function. (De p ending on the TV,howeve r , some of the Control with HDMI functions maynot wo r k.)

When the TVs p owe r is set to standby, the r eceive r sp owe r is also set to standby. (Only when the in p ut fo r a com p onent connected to the r eceive r by HDMIconnection is selected o r when watching the TV)

The sound of TV pr og r ams o r an exte r nal in p ut

connected to the TV can also be out p ut f r om thes p eake r s connected to the r eceive r . (If the TV doesnot su pp or t the HDMI Audio Retu r n Channelfunction, this r equi r es connection of an o p tic aldigital cable, etc., in addition to the HDMI cable.)

The synch r onized o p e r ations below can be used whenthe r eceive r s Control with HDMI function is connectedto a p laye r or r eco r de r of a b r and othe r than Pionee r thatsu pp or ts the Control with HDMI function.

When p layback sta r ts on the p laye r o r r eco r de r , ther eceive r s in p ut switches to the HDMI in p ut to whichthat com p onent is connected.

See the Pionee r website fo r the latest info r mation on themodels of non-Pionee r br ands and pr oducts that su pp or tthe Control with HDMI function.


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Setting the PQLS functionPQLS (P r ecision Qua r tz Lock System) is a digital audiosignal t r ansfe r cont r ol technology using the Control withHDMI function. It offe r s highe r -quality audio p layback bycont r olling audio signals f r om the r eceive r to a PQLScom p atible p laye r , etc. This enables r emoving jitte r thathas a negative effect on the quality of the sound and isgene r ated u p on t r ansmission.

SC-37 only: On p laye r s com p atible with PQLS Bit-st r eam, PQLS always wo r ks fo r all sou r ces.

On p laye r s com p atible with PQLS Multi Su rr ound,PQLS wo r ks fo r all sou r ces. Set the p laye r s audioout p ut to Linea r PCM.

On p laye r s com p atible with PQLS 2 ch Audio, PQLSonly wo r ks when p laying CDs.Please r efe r to the o p e r ating inst r uctions su pp lied withyou r p laye r for mo r e info r mation.

This function is activated when Control is set to ON.1

Set the remote control to the receiver operationmode, then press PQLS to select the PQLS setting.

The setting is dis p layed on the f r ont p anel dis p lay.

PQLS AUTO PQLS is enabled. A pr ecision qua r tzcont r olle r in this r eceive r eliminates disto r tioncaused by timing e rr or s (jitte r ), giving you the best

p ossible digital-to-analog conve r sion when you usethe HDMI inte r face. This is valid as an HDMI functionfor PQLS-com p atible p laye r s.

PQLS OFF PQLS is disabled.

Cautions on the Control with HDMI

function Connect the TV di r ectly to this r eceive r . Inte rr up ting a

di r ect connection with othe r am p s o r an AV conve r te r (such as an HDMI switch) can cause o p e r ationale rr or s.

Only connect com p onents (Blu- r ay disc p laye r , etc.)you intend to use as a sou r ce to the HDMI in p ut ofthis r eceive r . Inte rr u p ting a di r ect connection withothe r am p s o r an AV conve r te r (such as an HDMIswitch) can cause o p e r ational e rr or s.

When Control is set to ON, HDMI In p ut in The Input Setup menu on p age 45 is automatically set to OFF.

When the r eceive r s Control is tu r ned ON, even if ther eceive r s p owe r is in the standby mode, it is p ossibleto out p ut the audio and video signals f r om a p laye r via HDMI to the TV without pr oducing sound f r om ther eceive r , but only when a Control with HDMI-com p atible com p onent (Blu- r ay disc p laye r , etc.) andcom p atible TV a r e connected. In this case, ther eceive r s p owe r tu r ns on and the p owe r and HDMI indicato r s light.

Note1 If a listening mode othe r than AUTO SURROUND, ALC, DIRECT, PURE DIRECT, OPTIMUM SURR (SC-37 only) or STEREO is selected while

the PQLS effect is enabled, the PQLS effect is disabled. When this r eceive r is connected by HDMI cable to a Pionee r p laye r that is com p atible with the PQLS function via HDMI connection andHDMI r eauthentication is p e r for med (the HDMI indicato r blinks), the PQLS effect is enabled and the listening mode is set to AUTOSURROUND if a listening mode othe r than AUTO SURROUND, ALC, DIRECT, PURE DIRECT, OPTIMUM SURR (SC-37 only) o r STEREO isselected.


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Chapter 9:

Using other functions Important

The pr ocedu r e fo r setting the r eceive r op e r ationmode diffe r s fo r the r emote cont r ols included withthe SC-37 and SC-35. Fo r the SC-37s r emote cont r ol,set the r emote cont r ol o p e r ation selecto r switch toRECEIVER. For the SC-35s r emote cont r ol, pr ess the

button. When set the r emote cont r ol tothe r eceive r op e r ation mode is indicated in theseinst r uctions, use the r es p ective pr ocedu r e desc r ibed

above.

Setting the Audio options The r e a r e a numbe r of additional sound settings you canmake using the AUDIO PARAMETER menu. Thedefaults, if not stated, a r e listed in bold.

Important

Note that if a setting doesnt a pp ea r in the AUDIOPARAMETER menu, it is unavailable due to thecu rr ent sou r ce, settings and status of the r eceive r .

1 Set the remote control to the receiver operationmode, then press AUDIO PARAMETER.

2 Use / to select the setting you want to adjust.De p ending on the cu rr ent status/mode of the r eceive r ,ce r tain o p tions may not be able to be selected. Check thetable below fo r notes on this.

3 Use / to set as necessary.See the table below fo r the o p tions available fo r eachsetting.

4 Press RETURN to confirm and exit the menu.

Setting What it does Option(s)MCACC (MCACCpr eset)

Selects you r favo r ite MCACCpr eset memo r y when multi p lepr eset memo r ies a r e saved. Whenan MCACC pr eset memo r y hasbeen r enamed, the given name isdis p layed.

M1. MEMORY 1 to

M6. MEMORY 6Default:

M1. MEMORY 1

EQ (AcousticCalib r ationEQ)

Switches on/off the effects of EQP r o.

ONOFF

S-WAVE(Standing

Wave)

Switches on/off the effects ofStanding Wave Cont r ol.

ONOFF

RECEIVER

DELAY(SoundDelay)

Some monito r s have a slightdelay when showing video, so thesoundt r ack will be slightly out ofsync with the p ictu r e. By adding abit of delay, you can adjust thesound to match the pr esentationof the video.

0.0 to 10.0(fr ames)

1 second = 30 frames (NTSC)

Default: 0.0

MIDNIGHT Allows you to hea r effectivesu rr ound sound of movies at lowvolumes.

MIDNIGHT/LOUDNESS

OFFMIDNIGHT ON

LOUDNESS Used to get good bass and t r eblefr om music sou r ces at lowvolumes.

LOUDNESSON

TONE(ToneCont r ol)

App lies the t r eble and bass tonecont r ols to a sou r ce, o r byp assesthem com p letely.

BYPASSON

BASSa Adjusts the amount of bass. 6 to +6 (dB)Default: 0 (dB)

TREBLEa Adjusts the amount of t r eble. 6 to +6 (dB)Default: 0 (dB)

S.RTRV

(SoundRet r ieve r )

With the Sound Ret r ieve r

function, DSP pr ocessing is usedto com p ensate fo r the loss ofaudio data u p on com pr ession,impr oving the sounds sense ofdensity and modulation.

OFFb

ON

DNR(DigitalNoiseReduction)

May im pr ove the quality of soundin a noisy sou r ce (fo r exam p le,video ta p e with lots of backg r oundnoise) when switched on.

OFFON

DIALOG E(DialogEnhancement)

Localizes dialog in the cente r channel to make it stand out f r omothe r backg r ound sounds in a TVor movie soundt r ack. By movingfr om UP1 th r ough UP2 and UP3up to UP4, you can make thesound sou r ce seem to r elocateup wa r ds.

OFFFLAT

UP1/UP2/UP3/ UP4 c

Hi-bit32(SC-37 only)(Hi-bit32/ High-Sam p ling)

Cr eates a wide r dynamic r ange withdigital sou r ces like CDs, DVDs o r BDs. Smoothe r , mo r e delicatemusical ex pr ession can be achievedby r equantizing 16 bit PCM o r 20 bitcom pr essed audio signals o r 24 bitcom pr essed/lossless audio signalsto 32 bit.

OFFON

Hi-bit(SC-35 only)(High Bit/ HighSam p ling)

Cr eates a wide r dynamic r ange withdigital sou r ces like CDs o r DVDs.Smoothe r , mo r e delicate musical

expr ession can be achieved byr equantizing 16 bit PCM o r 20 bitcom pr essed audio signals to 24 bit.

OFFON

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DUAL

(DualMono)

Specifies how dual mono

encoded Dolby Digitalsoundtracks should be played.Dual mono is not widely used, butis sometimes necessary whentwo languages need to be sent toseparate channels.

CH1 Channel

1 is heard onlyCH2 Channel2 is heard only

CH1 CH2 Both channels

heard fromfront speakers

DRC(DynamicRangeControl)

Adjusts the level of dynamicrange for movie soundtracksoptimized for Dolby Digital, DTS,Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD,DTS-HD and DTS-HD MasterAudio (you may need to use thisfeature when listening tosurround sound at low volumes).

AUTOd

MAX

MID

OFF

LFE (LFEAttenuate)

Some audio sources includeultra-low bass tones. Set the LFEattenuator as necessary toprevent the ultra-low bass tonesfrom distorting the sound fromthe speakers.

The LFE is not limited when set to0 dB, which is the recommendedvalue. When set to 5 dB, 10 dB,15 dB or 20 dB, the LFE islimited by the respective degree.When OFF is selected, no soundis output from the LFE channel.

0dB / 5dB/ 10dB/ 15dB/

20dB

OFF

SACDGAINe

Brings out detail in SACDs bymaximizing the dynamic range(during digital processing).

0dB+6 dB

HDMIf

(HDMIAudio)

Specifies the routing of the HDMIaudio signal out of this receiver(amp ) or through to a TV. When

THROUGH is selected, no soundis output from this receiver.

AMPTHROUGH

A. DELAY(Autodelay)

This feature automaticallycorrects the audio-to-video delaybetween components connectedwith an HDMI cable. The audiodelay time is set depending on theoperational status of the displayconnected with an HDMI cable.

The video delay time isautomatically adjusted accordingto the audio delay time. g

OFFON

C. WIDTHh

(CenterWidth)(Applicableonly whenusing acenterspeaker)

Provides a better blend of thefront speakers by spreading thecenter channel between the frontright and left speakers, making itsound wider (higher settings) ornarrower (lower settings).

0 to 7Default: 3


DIMENSION h Adjusts the depth of the surround

sound balance from front to back,making the sound more distant(minus settings), or more forward(positive settings).

3 to +3

Default: 0

PANORAMA h Extends the front stereo image toinclude the surround speakers fora wraparound effect.

OFFON

C. IMAGEi

(CenterImage)(Applicableonly whenusing acenterspeaker)

Adjusts the center image tocreate a wider stereo effect withvocals. Adjust the effect from 0 (all center channel sent to frontright and left speakers) to 10 (center channel sent to the centerspeaker only).

0 to 10Defaults:

Neo:6 MUSIC:3

Neo:6CINEMA: 10

EFFECT Sets the effect level for thecurrently selected AdvancedSurround or ALC mode (eachmode can be set separately).

10 to 90Defaults:

EXT.STEREO:90

Others: 50

H.GAIN(HeightGain)

Adjusts the output from the frontheight speaker when listening inDOLBY PLIIz HEIGHT mode. If setto HIGH, the sound from the topwill be more emphasized.

LOW

MIDHIGH

V.SB(VirtualSurroundBack)

When youre not using surroundback speakers, selecting thismode allows you to hear a virtualsurround back channel throughyour surround speakers. You canchoose to listen to sources withno surround back channelinformation, or if the materialsounds better in the format (forexample, 5.1) for which it wasoriginally encoded, you can havethe receiver only apply this effectto 6.1 encoded sources like DolbyDigital EX or DTS-ES. j

OFFON

V.HEIGHT(VirtualHeight)

When youre not using frontheight speakers, selecting thismode allows you to hear a virtualfront height channel through yourfront speakers. k

OFFON

a.The adjustment can be made only when TONE is set to ON .b.With the iPod/USB , HOME MEDIA GALLERY (SC-37 only),

INTERNET RADIO (SC-35 only) or ADAPTER PORT input function,by default S.RTRV is set to ON.

c.UP1 to UP4 can be selected only when the front height speaker isconnected. The presence or absence of effects depends on thelistening mode.

d.The initially set AUTO is only available for Dolby TrueHD signals.Select MAX or MID for signals other than Dolby TrueHD.

e.You shouldnt have any problems using this with most SACDdiscs, but if the sound distorts, it is best to switch the gain settingback to 0 dB.



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Setting the Video options There are a number of additional picture settings you canmake using the VIDEO PARAMETER menu. The defaults,if not stated, are listed in bold.

Important

Note that if an option cannot be selected on theVIDEO PARAMETER menu, it is unavailable due tothe current source, setting and status of the receiver.

All of the setting items can be set for each inputfunction.

Setting items other than V. CONV can only beselected when V. CONV is set to ON .

1 Set the remote control to the receiver operationmode, then press VIDEO PARAMETER.

2 Use / to select the setting you want to adjust.Depending on the current status/mode of the receiver,certain options may not be able to be selected. Check thetable below for notes on this.

3 Use / to set as necessary.See the table below for the options available for eachsetting.

4 Press RETURN to confirm and exit the menu.

f. The HDMI Audio setting cannot be switched while performingsynchronized amp mode operations. The synchronized amp mode must be turned on in order to play

the receivers HDMI audio and video input signals from the TV withthe receivers power in the standby mode. See About synchronizedoperations on page 74.

g.This feature is only available when the connected display supportsthe automatic audio/video synchronizing capability (lipsync) forHDMI. If you find the automatically set delay time unsuitable, set A.DELAY to OFF and adjust the delay time manually. For more detailsabout the lipsync feature of your display, contact the manufacturerdirectly.

h.Only when listening to 2-channel sources in Dolby Pro Logic IIxMusic/Dolby Pro Logic II Music mode.

i. Only when listening to 2-channel sources in Neo:6 MUSIC/CINEMAmode.

j. You cant use the Virtual Surround Back mode when theheadphones are connected to this receiver or when any of thestereo, Front Stage Surround Advance, Sound Retriever Air orStream Direct modes is selected. You can only use the Virtual Surround Back mode if the surroundspeakers are on and the SB setting is set to NO or if Front Bi-Amp or ZONE 2 is selected at Speaker System. It can also be used whenSpeaker B is selected at Speaker system and SP AB is selectedwith the SPEAKERS button. When inputting Dolby True HD (SC-35 only), DTS-HD or DTSExpress audio signals, the Virtual Surround Back mode cannot beused if no surround signals are recorded in the source.

k. You cant use the Virtual Height mode when the headphones areconnected to this receiver or when any of the stereo, Front StageSurround Advance, Sound Retriever Air or Stream Direct modes isselected. The Virtual Height mode cannot be used when no surroundspeaker is connected. When inputting Dolby True HD (SC-35 only), DTS-HD or DTSExpress audio signals, the Virtual Height mode cannot be used if nosurround signals are recorded in the source.


V. CONV a

(Digital Video

Conversion)

Converts video signals for outputfrom the MONITOR OUT jacks(including HDMI OUT connector)for all video types (see page 27).

ONOFF

RESb (Resolution)

Specifies the output resolution ofthe video signal (when video inputsignals are output at the HDMIOUT connector, select thisaccording to the resolution of yourmonitor and the images you wishto watch).

AUTOPURE

480p/576p

720p

1080i

1080p

1080/24p

ASPc (Aspect)

Specifies the aspect ratio wheninput signals are output at theHDMI output. Make your desired

settings while checking eachsetting on your display (if theimage doesnt match your monitortype, cropping or black bandsappear).

THROUGHNORMAL

PCINEMAd,e

(PureCinema) This setting optimizes theoperation of the progressivescanning circuit for playing filmmaterials. Normally set it to AUTO .If the picture seems unnatural,switch this to ON or OFF.

AUTOON

OFF

P.MOTIONd,e

(ProgressiveMotion)

Adjusts the motion and still picturequality when video output is set toprogressive.

4 to +4Default: 0

YNRd Reduces noise in the luminance(Y) signal.

0 to +8Default: 0

CNRd Reduces noise in the inputs color(C) signal.

0 to +8Default: 0

BNRd Reduces block noise (block-shaped distortion generated uponMPEG compression) in thepicture.

0 to +8Default: 0

MNRd Reduces mosquito noise(distortion generated at thecontours of the picture uponMPEG compression) in the

picture.

0 to +8Default: 0

DETAILd Adjusts how sharp edges appear. 0 to +8Default: 0


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Switching the speaker terminalsIf you selected Speaker B at Speaker system setting onpage 115, you can switch between speakers using theSPEAKERS button. If you selected Normal(SB/FH) ,Normal(SB/FW) , Front Bi-Amp or ZONE 2 , the buttonwill simply switch your main speaker terminals on or off.

The options below are for the Speaker B setting only. 1

Use SPEAKERS on the front panel to select aspeaker system setting.As mentioned above, if you have selected Normal(SB/FH) or Normal(SB/FW) , the button will simply switchyour main speaker terminal (A) on or off.Press repeatedly to choose a speaker terminal option:

SP A Sound is output from the A-speakerterminals (up to 7 channels (including surround backchannels), depending on the source).

SP B Sound is output from the two speakersconnected to the B-speaker terminals. Multichannelsources will not be heard.

SP AB Sound is output from the A-speakerterminals (up to 5 channels, depending on thesource), the two speakers connected to the B-speaker terminals, and the subwoofer. The soundfrom the B-speaker terminals will be the same as thesound from the A-speaker terminals (multichannelsources will be downmixed to 2 channels).

SP (off) No sound is output from the speakers.

Using the MULTI-ZONE controls The following steps use the front panel controls to adjustthe sub zone volume and select sources. See MULTI-

ZONE remote controls on page 80.

1 Press MULTI-ZONE ON/OFF on the front panel.Each press selects a MULTI-ZONE option:

ZONE 2 ON Selects your primary ( ZONE 2) subzone

ZONE 2&3 ON Select both sub zones ZONE 3 ON Selects your secondary ( ZONE 3 ) sub

zone MULTI ZONE OFF Switches the MULTI-ZONE

feature off The MULTI-ZONE indicator lights when the MULTI-ZONEcontrol has been switched ON.

2 Press MULTI-ZONE CONTROL on the front panel toselect the sub zone(s) you want.If you selected ZONE 2&3 ON above, you can togglebetween ZONE 2 and ZONE 3 .

BRIGHTd

(Brightness)

Adjusts the overal l brightness. 6 to +6

Default: 0CONTRASTd Adjusts the contrast between light

and dark.6 to +6

Default: 0

HUEd Adjusts the red/green balance. 6 to +6Default: 0

CHROMAd

(ChromaLevel)

Adjusts saturation from dull tobright.

6 to +6Default: 0

BLK SETUPf Corrects the black depth in thebrightness signal.Normally select 7.5 . If the darkparts of the picture are all black

with this setting, select 0.

7.50

a.If the video picture deteriorates when this settings is switched ON,switch it OFF.

b. When set to a resolution with which the TV (monitor) is notcompatible, no picture is output. Also, in some cases no picture willbe output due to copyright protection signals. In this case, changethe setting. When AUTO is selected, the resolution is selected automaticallyaccording to the capacity of the TV (monitor) connected by HDMI.When PURE is selected, the signals are output with the sameresolution as when input (see About the video converter on page 27). If this is set to something other than AUTO, PURE and 480i/576ianalog signals are input, 480p/576p signals are output from thecomponent output terminals. When 1080/24p is selected, depending on the source material themovement may be unnatural or the picture may not be clear. In thiscase, set the resolution to something other than 1080/24p. 1080/24p is mainly effective for movie source materials.

c. If the image doesnt match your monitor type, adjust the aspectratio on the source component or on the monitor. This setting is only displayed when 480i/p or 576i/p video signalsare being input.

d.This setting is only displayed when the video signals below arebeing input: 480i, 576i, 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i analog video signals 480i, 576i, 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, 1080p24 HDMI videosignals

e. This setting is valid for component outputs and HDMI output. This setting have the effect only for pictures recorded in theinterlaced scan format (480i/576i or 1080i signals). P.MOTION is disabled when PCINEMA is set to ON .

f. You cant use this setting when the HDMI or component videosignals are being input.


Note1 The subwoofer output depends on the settings you made in Manual speaker setup on page 114. However, if SP B is selected above, no sound

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When the r eceive r is on, 1 make su r e that anyop e r ations fo r the sub zone a r e done while ZONE andyou r selected sub zone(s) show in the dis p lay. If thisis not showing, the f r ont p anel cont r ols affect themain zone only.

3 Use the INPUT SELECTOR dial to select the sourcefor the zone you have selected.For exam p le, ZONE 2 CD-R sends the sou r ce connectedto the CD-R in p uts to the pr ima r y (ZONE 2) sub r oom.

If you select TUNER, you can use the tune r cont r olsto select a pr eset station (see Saving station presets on p age 52 if you r e unsu r e how to do this). 2

4 When Speaker System is set to ZONE 2, use theMASTER VOLUME dial to adjust the volume for the sub

zone.5 When youre finished, press MULTI-ZONECONTROL again to return to the main zone controls.

You can also pr ess MULTI-ZONE ON/OFF on the f r ontp anel to switch off all out p ut to the sub zone(s). 3

MULTI-ZONE remote controlsSet the MULTI-ZONE o p e r ation switch to ZONE 2 or ZONE3 to o p e r ate the co rr es p onding zone.

The following table shows the p ossible MULTI-ZONEr emote cont r ols:

Making an audio or a video recording You can make an audio o r a video r eco r ding f r om thebuilt-in tune r , o r fr om an audio o r video sou r ceconnected to the r eceive r (such as a CD p laye r o r TV).4

Kee p in mind you cant make a digital r eco r ding f r om ananalog sou r ce o r vice-ve r sa, so make su r e thecom p onents you a r e r eco r ding to/f r om a r e hooked u p inthe same way (see Connecting your equipment onp age 20 fo r mo r e on connections).Since the video conve r te r is not available when makingr eco r dings (f r om the video OUT jacks) make su r e to usethe same ty p e of video cable fo r connecting you r r eco r de r as you used to connect you r video sou r ce (the one youwant to r eco r d) to this r eceive r . Fo r exam p le, you mustconnect you r r eco r de r using Com p onent video if you r sou r ce has also been connected using Com p onent video.

1 Select the source you want to record.Use the in p ut function buttons (o r INPUT SELECT).

2 Prepare the source you want to record. Tune to the r adio station, load the CD, video, DVD etc.

3 Select the input signal according to the signal to berecorded.Use the r emote cont r ols SIGNAL SEL button.

4 Prepare the recorder.

Inse r t a blank ta p e, MD, video etc. into the r eco r dingdevice and set the r eco r ding levels. Refe r to theinst r uctions that came with the r eco r de r if you a r eunsu r e how to do this. Most video r eco r de r s set the audior eco r ding level automaticallycheck the com p onentsinst r uction manual if you r e unsu r e.

5 Start recording, then start playback of the sourcecomponent.

Reducing the level of an analog signal The in p ut attenuato r lowe r s the in p ut level of an analog

signal when its too st r ong. You can use this if you findthat the OVER indicato r lights often o r you can hea r disto r tion in the sound. 5

Set the remote control to the receiver operationmode, then press A.ATT to switch the input attenuatoron or off.

Note1 If the r eceive r is in standby, the dis p lay is dimmed, and ZONE and you r selected sub zone(s) continue to show in the dis p lay.2 The tune r cannot be tuned to mo r e than one station at a time. The r efo r e, changing the station in one zone also changes the station in the othe r

zone. Please be ca r eful not to change stations when r eco r ding a r adio b r oadcast.3 You wont be able to switch the main zone off com p letely unless youve switched off the MULTI-ZONE cont r ol fir st.

If you dont p lan to use the MULTI-ZONE featu r e fo r a while, tu r n off the p owe r in both the sub and main r ooms so that this r eceive r is instandby.

Button What it does

Switches on/off p owe r in the sub zone.

INPUT SELECT Use to select the in p ut function in the subzone.

Inp ut functionbuttons

Use to select the in p ut function di r ectly (thismay not wo r k for some functions) in the subzone.

MASTERVOLUME +/(SC-35)

Use to set the listening volume in the subzone. a

a.You can only use this button when Speaker System is set to ZONE 2.

VOL +/ (SC-37)

MUTE Mutes the sound o r resto res the sound if it hasbeen muted (adjusting the volume alsor esto r es the sound). a

4 The r eceive r s volume, Audio p a r amete r s (the tone cont r ols, fo r exam p le), and su rr ound effects have no effect on the r eco r ded signal. Some digital sou r ces a r e co p y-pr otected, and can only be r eco r ded in analog. Some video sou r ces a r e co p y-pr otected. These cannot be r eco r ded.

5 The attenuato r isnt available with digital sou r ces, o r when using the St r eam Di r ect (ANALOG DIRECT) modes.


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Using the sleep timer The slee p time r switches the r eceive r into standby afte r as p ecified amount of time so you can fall aslee p withoutwo rr ying about the r eceive r being left on all night. Usethe r emote cont r ol to set the slee p time r .

Set the remote control to the receiver operationmode, then press SLEEP repeatedly to set the sleeptime.

You can check the r emaining slee p time at any time

by pr essing SLEEP once. P r essing r e p eatedly willcycle th r ough the slee p op tions again. 1

Dimming the display You can choose between fou r b r ightness levels fo r thefr ont p anel dis p lay. Note that when selecting sou r ces, thedis p lay automatically b r ightens fo r a few seconds.

Set the remote control to the receiver operationmode, then press DIMMER repeatedly to change thebrightness of the front panel display.

Switching the HDMI outputSet which te r minal to use when out p utting video andaudio signals f r om the HDMI out p ut te r minals.

The HDMI OUT1 te r minal is com p atible with the Control with HDMI function.

Set the remote control to the receiver operationmode, then press HDMI OUT.Please wait a while when Please wait ... is dis p layed.

The out p ut switches among HDMI OUT ALL, HDMI OUT1 and HDMI OUT 2 each time the button is pr essed. 2

Using the Web Control function The r eceive r can be o p e r ated using a b r owse r fr om acom p ute r connected on the same LAN as the r eceive r .

1 Turn on the computer and launch the Internetbrowser.

2 In the address bar on the browser, enter the IPaddress assigned to this receiver.For exam p le, if the IP add r ess of this r eceive r is192.168.0.2, ente r htt p ://192.168.0.2/.When the connection is made with the r eceive r , a TopMenu will be dis p layed.

This r eceive r s IP add r ess can be found in the IP add r ess,

P r oxy menu ( p age 117).3 Once the Top Menu is displayed, click the button forthe zone you want to operate.

4 Operate from the screen for the individual zone. Even when the r eceive r is in the standby mode, it can

be tu r ned on using the Web Control function. Fo r details, see Network Standby on p age 118.

Checking your system settingsUse the status dis p lay sc r een to check you r cu rr entsettings fo r featu r es such as su rr ound back channelpr ocessing and you r cu rr ent MCACC pr eset.

1 Set the remote control to the receiver operationmode, then press STATUS to check the system settings.

The f r ont p anel dis p lay shows each of the followingsettings fo r th r ee seconds each: Input function , Sampling Frequency , MCACC preset , ZONE 2 input , ZONE 3 input and HDMI OUT .

2 When youre finished, press STATUS again toswitch off the display.

Note1 The slee p time r is valid fo r all zones. If any zone is on, the slee p time r continues functioning.2 The synch r onized am p mode is canceled when the HDMI out p ut is switched. If you wish to use the synch r onized am p mode, switch to HDMI

OUT 1 , then select the synch r onized am p mode on the TV using the TVs r emote cont r ol. When the p owe r is tu r ned off then back on afte r switching the HDMI out p ut, the in p ut is set to a setting between HDMI1 and HDMI3, o r BD.

30 min 60 min

90 minOff

Web Control

ZONE 2

POWER

INPUT SELECT

LISTENING MODE STEREO

AUTO SURR/ALC/ STREAM DIRECT

HOMETHX

STANDARDSURROUND

ADVANCEDSURROUND STEREO

DVD

VOLUME MUTE-60.0dBON OFF

Top Menu

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Resetting the systemUse this pr ocedu r e to r eset all the r eceive r s settings tothe facto r y default. Use the f r ont p anel cont r ols to do this.Set MULTI-ZONE to OFF.

Disconnect the iPod and USB memo r y device f r omthe r eceive r befo r ehand.

1 Switch the receiver into standby.

2 While holding down ENTER on the front panel,press STANDBY/ON .

The dis p lay shows RESET NO .

3 Select RESET using PRESET / , then pressENTER on the front panel.

The dis p lay shows RESET? OK.4 Press ENTER to confirm.OK a pp ea r s in the dis p lay to indicate that the r eceive r has been r eset to the facto r y default settings.

Note that all settings will be saved, even if ther eceive r is un p lugged.

Default system settingsSetting DefaultDigital Video Conve r sion ONSPEAKERS A

Sp eake r System No r mal (SB/FH)Sp eake r Setting F r ont SMALL

Cente r SMALLFH/FW SMALLSu rr SMALLSB SMALLx2SW YES

Su rr ound Position IN REARCr ossove r 80 HzX-Cur ve OFF

THX Audio Setting 4 ft10/CLEAR CLEAR a

a.Cont r ols fo r MD.

CLEAR

ENTER(CLASS)

ENTER DISC/ENTER ENTER

TOP MENU

LEGATO LINKb

b.Cont r ols fo r SACD.

/ / / / / / / / /

ENTER ENTER

SACD SETUP b

RETURN

PGM (Red) PROGRAM

(Yellow) REPEAT

(Blue) SHUFFLE

/MS c

c.Cont r ols fo r DAT.

/MS+ c

AUDIO AUDIO PURE AUDIO b

DISP DISPLAY/INFO TIMEb

Button(s) TV (Projector)

SOURCE POWER ON1 MOVIE

2 STANDARD

3 DYNAMIC

4 USER1

5 USER2

6 USER3

7 COLOR+

8 SHARP+

9 GAMMA

0 COLOR- (dot) SHARP -ENTER(CLASS) COLOR TEMP

EXIT

INFO

/ / / / / /

ENTER ENTER

TEST

HIDE

MENU

HDMI1HDMI2

COMP.

VIDEO

S-VIDEO

BRIGHT -BRIGHT+

AUDIO POWER OFF

DISP ASPECT

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Using the RF communications function

With this r eceive r , two-way communications between ther eceive r and r emote cont r ol a r e p ossible by connectingthe included RF ada p te r to the RS-232C and CU-RF100te r minals. Fo r inst r uctions on connecting the RF ada p te r ,see Connecting the RF adapter (SC-37 only) on p age 21.

Two-way communications allow you to use the followingfunctions:

The r eceive r can be o p e r ated by p ointing the r emotecont r ol in any di r ection (360) (maximum line-of-sightdistance fo r two-way communications: about 10mete r s).

O p e r ate is p ossible without being affected byobstacles (even pr oducts in r acks can be o p e r ated).

The info r mation shown on the r eceive r s dis p lay canbe dis p layed on the r emote cont r ols dis p lay as youop e r ate.

RF communications can be used to o p e r ate u p to 4othe r com p onents connected to the r eceive r (usingthe included IR blaste r . Fo r details, see Operatingother components by RF communications onp age 92).

The r emote cont r ol in p ut dis p lay names can besynch r onized with the in p ut names changed at InputName on the r eceive r s Input Setup menu ( p age 45)and acqui r ed automatically. Fo r details, see

Renaming input function names in synchrony withthe receiver on p age 93.

When the r eceive r s in p ut is switched, the r emote

cont r ols dis p lay and o p e r ating mode switch to thatinp ut automatically. Fo r details, see Setting theremote control operation mode on p age 94.

Important

The line-of-sight communications distance is a r oughindication, and may diffe r acco r ding to thesu rr ounding envi r onment.

De p ending on the communications envi r onment,functions using two-way communications betweenthe r eceive r and r emote cont r ol may not o p e r atepr op e r ly. Fo r details, including cautions on thecommunications envi r onment and usage pr ocedu r e,etc., see Precautions when using the Omni-Directional RF Remote Control on p age 94.

Note

You can cancel o r exit any of the ste p s by pr ess andhold MULTI OPERATION for a cou p le of seconds. Togo back a ste p , pr ess RETURN.

CONTROLIN

OUT

RS-232C

Y

ANTENNA

FMUNBAL75AMLOOP

PRPB

CU-RF100

IIN

IN

OUT

1

2(OUTPUT5V150mAMAX)

Remote cont r ol o p e r ation

IR blaste r (only r equi r ed when you want toop e r ate othe r com p onents by RF two-waycommunications) (max. 4 com p onents)

Op e r ation is p ossible in any di r ection ther emote cont r ol is p ointed (360)

RF Ada p te r

Receive r

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Pairing the RF adapter and remote controlPai r ing is necessa r y in o r de r to use the RFcommunications function. Pe r for m the o p e r ation belowafte r connecting the RF ada p te r and r eceive r .

1 Switch on the receiver.

2 Set the RF Remote Setup on this receivers OtherSetup menu to ON.For details, see RF Remote Setup (SC-37 only) on p age 120

3 Press the SETTING button on the front of the RFadapter.RF ada p te r s LED blinks r ed.

4 While pressing MULTI OPERATION, press VIDEOPARAMETER on the remote control.

The r emote dis p lay shows PAIRING.5 Press ENTER on the remote control.AUTHORIZATION flashes and p ai r ing is p e r for med.When p ai r ing is successful, SUCCESS is dis p layed andp ai r ing is com p leted. RF ada p te r s LED lights g r een.

The dis p lay on the r eceive r itself is dis p layed on ther emote cont r ols dis p lay. Fo r details, see Remote controldisplay on p age 13.If ERROR is dis p layed, p ai r ing has not been successful.Check the connections and distance with the RF ada p te r ,then sta r t ove r fr om ste p 1.

The r emote cont r ol units r eceive r op e r ation mode mustbe set to RF in o r de r to o p e r ate the r eceive r with RF two-way communi cations. Make this setting as desc r ibed atOperating this receiver by RF communications below.

Operating this receiver by RFcommunicationsUse this pr ocedu r e to make the r emote cont r ol settingsto o p e r ate the r eceive r using RF two-waycommunications. The settings can be made individuallyfor the main zone, ZONE 2 and ZONE 3. Connect ther eceive r and RF ada p te r and p ai r the RF ada p te r andr emote cont r ol unit befo r ehand.

1 While pressing MULTI OPERATION, press HOMEMENU.

The r emote dis p lay shows SETUP MENU.

2 Use / to select IR/RF SELECT, then pressENTER.Check that the units a r e p ai r ed. If RECEIVER MAIN isdis p layed, p ai r ing has been p e r for med pr op e r ly, sopr oceed to ste p 3. If RF MODE ONLY flashes, p ai r ing hasnot been p e r for med pr op e r ly, so p e r for m this pr ocedu r eagain afte r p e r for ming p ai r ing (see Pairing the RF adapter

and remote control onp

age 92).

3 Use / to select the receiver zone for which youwant to use RF two-way communications, then pressENTER.

4 Use / to select RF MODE, then press ENTER.1Select IR MODE to r etu r n to o p e r ation by inf r a r ed signal.

5 If you want to operate other zones with RF two-way communications, repeat steps 3 and 4.

Operating other components by RFcommunicationsUp to 4 othe r com p onents connected to the r eceive r canbe o p e r ated by RF communications. Use the IR blaste r tocommunicate between the RF ada p te r and othe r com p onents, and switch the r emote cont r ols setting toRF. The r emote cont r ols setting can be switchedindividually fo r each in p ut.

Note1 When RECEIVER is selected and RF MODE is set at ste p 3, HMG NET RADIIO, ADAPTER, iPod USB and TUNER a r e automatically set to the

RF mode. Note that RF MODE cannot be set fo r OPTION 1 and OPTION 2 .

To mount on a shelf above thecomponent

Double-facedta p e

Rack

Remote cont r ol senso r

To mount on the component

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1 Connect the IR blaster cable to the RF Adapters IRBlaster terminal and mount the transmitter on thecomponent you want to operate with RFcommunications.

O p e r ation is not p ossible unless the IR blaste r ismounted in an a ppr opr iate p osition. Wheneve r p ossible, mount it above the othe r com p onentsr emote cont r ol senso r . If mounted below, theinfluence of exte r nal light, etc., could ham p e r r ece p tion.

Mount the IR blaste r secu r ely to a p osition nea r theothe r com p onents r emote cont r ol senso r . Fo r thelocation of the othe r com p onents r emote cont r olsenso r , see the com p onents o p e r ating inst r uctions.

Clean any di r t o r dust off the p lace at which thedouble-faced ta p e is to be attached befo r ehand.

Note that the double-faced ta p e is st r ong, and thattr ying to p eel it off the shelf, etc., afte r it has beena pp lied may damage the shelfs su r face.


The r emote dis p lay shows SETUP MENU.3 Use / to select IR/RF SELECT, then pressENTER.Check that the units a r e p ai r ed. If RECEIVER MAIN isdis p layed, p ai r ing has been p e r for med pr op e r ly, sopr oceed to ste p 4. If RF MODE ONLY flashes, p ai r ing hasnot been p e r for med pr op e r ly, so p e r for m this pr ocedu r eagain afte r p e r for ming p ai r ing (see Pairing the RF adapterand remote control on p age 92).

4 Use / to select input function for thecomponent you want to operate using RFcommunications, then press ENTER.Select the in p ut com p onent to which the IR blaste r wasmounted in ste p 1.

5 Use / to select RF MODE, then press ENTER.Select IR MODE to r etu r n to o p e r ation by inf r a r ed signal.

6 If other input function buttons also switch to RFcommunications operation, repeat step 4 to 5.

7 Press and hold MULTI OPERATION for a couple ofseconds to exit and store the operation(s).

Renaming input function names in

synchrony with the receiver Default setting: MANUAL

The r emote cont r ol in p ut dis p lay names can besynch r onized with the in p ut names that have beenchanged at Input Name on the r eceive r s Input Setup menu ( p age 45) and acqui r ed automatically. The r e a r etwo modes: AUTO in which the r eceive r s in p ut namesa r e acqui r ed automatically each time the in p ut isswitched, and MANUAL in which the r eceive r s in p utnames a r e only acqui r ed fo r in p ut functions selectedmanually. Even when in p ut names a r e changed manuallyat Renaming input function names manually on p age 86,

when synch r o r enaming is p e r for med he r e, the in p utname is ove r wr itten.



2 Use / to select SYNC RENAMING, then pressENTER.MANUAL flashes in the r emote dis p lay. 1

3 Use / to select AUTO or MANUAL, then pressENTER.If you selected AUTO, this com p letes the setting. The

r eceive r s in p ut names a r e acqui r ed automatically insynch r ony with the r eceive r each time the r emotecont r ols in p ut is switched. P r oceed to ste p 7.If you selected MANUAL, go to ste p 4.

4 Press the input function button for the componentwhose receiver input name you want to acquire, thenpress ENTER.2

The r eceive r s in p ut name is acqui r ed. Afte r PLEASEWAIT is dis p layed, the r eceive r s in p ut name flashes. Ifthe name has not been changed at Input Name on ther eceive r s Input Setup menu ( p age 45), NO CHANGE flashes.

5 Press ENTER to enter the input name displayed onthe remote control.COMPLETE is dis p layed and the in p ut name isr egiste r ed.

6 To acquire the receiver input names for other inputfunction buttons, repeat step 4 to 5.


RF ada p te r

Note1 IfRF MODE ONLY flashes, p ai r ing has not been p e r for med pr op e r ly or RECEIVER may be set to IR MODE at the r emote cont r ols IR/RF SELECT

setting. In this case, p e r for m p ai r ing, then switch RECEIVER to RF MODE at the r emote cont r ols IR/RF SELECT setting. Fo r details, see Pairingthe RF adapter and remote control on p age 92 and Operating this receiver by RF communications on p age 92.

2 The HDMI in p ut function button is not su pp or ted.


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Setting the remote control operation

mode Default setting: ON

When the r emote cont r ol o p e r ation mode is tu r ned onand the r eceive r s in p ut is switched, the r emote cont r oldis p lay and o p e r ation mode switch automatically to thatinp ut. Select OFF if you do not want the r emote cont r olsfunction to switch automatically when the r eceive r sinp ut is switched. 1



2 Use / to select OPERATION MODE , then pressENTER.Check that the units a r e p ai r ed. If SYNCHRO ON isdis p layed, p ai r ing has been p e r for med pr op e r ly, sopr oceed to ste p 3. If RF MODE ONLY flashes, p ai r ing hasnot been p e r for med pr op e r ly, so p e r for m this pr ocedu r eagain afte r p e r for ming p ai r ing (see Pairing the RF adapterand remote control on p age 92).

3 Use / to select SYNCHRO ON or SYNCHROOFF, then press ENTER.

The r emote dis p lay shows OK to confi r m the setting.


Precautions when using the Omni-Directional RF Remote Control

Precautions regarding wavelength This r emote cont r ol is designed to pr event othe r

p e r sons f r om eavesd r opp ing on the t r ansmittedsignals, but pr ecautions should nonetheless betaken against the chance that othe r p e r sons couldinte r ce p t and listen to the signals t r ansmitted. Giventhat this r emote cont r ol pr oduces r adio wavetr ansmissions, anothe r p e r son could delibe r ately usea r eceive r to attem p t to inte r ce p t such t r ansmissions.As a r esult, this device should not be used to p layim p or tant t r ansmissions demanding pr ivacy.

This r emote cont r ol utilizes the 2.4 GHz f r equency band. This band is also used by a va r iety of othe r devices asnoted below. In p a r ticula r , devices not often cognizant tothe use r a r e listed in item 2.

1 Examples of common devices utilizing the 2.4 GHzband:

Co r dless p hone Co r dless facsimile Mic r owave oven Wi r eless LAN r oute r Wi r eless AV device Wi r eless cont r olle r s fo r games

Mic r owave the r ap eutic devices Bluetooth wir eless technology devices

2 Other devices using 2.4 GHz: Sho p lifting- pr evention systems

Amateu r wir eless r adio Dist r ibution cont r ol systems at facto r ies and

wa r ehouses Railway and eme r gency vehicle wi r eless

identification systemsWhen such devices a r e used simultaneously with thisr emote cont r ol, signal inte r fe r ence may occu r , r esultingin signal d r op outs.

To im pr ove r ece p tion quality, t r y the following: Tu r n off the othe r device emitting r adio waves. Place the inte r fe r ing device fa r the r away (Move both

the r emote cont r ol and RF ada p te r away f r om theinte r fe r ing device).

Do not use this r emote cont r ol in the following locations,since t r ansmission inte rr u p tion may r esult:

Locations whe r e anothe r device using the same 2.4GHz fr equency is being used, such as a Bluetoothwir eless technology device o r wir eless LAN, o r in thevicinity whe r e the magnetic field, static elect r icity, o r r adio wave inte r fer ence f r om anothe r device mayoccu r (de p ending on the envi r onment, r adio wavesmay not t r ansmit effectively).

Move the r adio fa r the r away. If visual noise a pp ea r s on the television sc r een, it is

p ossible that this r emote cont r ol is pr oducingadve r se influence on the antenna in p ut of thetelevision, video device, BS tune r , o r CS tune r . Movethis r emote cont r ol fa r the r away f r om the antennainp ut of the affected device.

Note1 When the r emote cont r ols in p ut is switched, the r eceive r s in p ut also switches, but fo r functions fo r which the r emote cont r ol di r ect function

(p age 86) is set to off, when the r emote cont r ols in p ut is switched, the r eceive r s in p ut does not switch and only the r emote cont r ol unitsop e r ating sc r een switches. The r emote cont r ol o p er ation mode is only valid when the r emote cont r ol o p e r ation selecto r switch is set to SOURCE.


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Usable range Designed fo r use only within pr ivate homes (signal

tr ansmission distance may be r educed due to r oomdesign o r conditions).

In the following cases, this r emote cont r ol cannotop e r ate due to p oo r o r e rr atic r adio wave t r ansmission.

When signal t r ansmission is blocked by a wall o r floo r const r ucted of fe rr o-conc r ete o r metal.

Nea r by la r ge metal fu r nitu r e objects In la r ge c r owds of p eo p le, o r nea r obst r uctive

buildings. Locations whe r e anothe r device using the same 2.4

GHz fr equency is being used, such as a Bluetoothwir eless technology device o r wir eless LAN, o r in thevicinity whe r e the magnetic field, static elect r icity, o r r adio wave inte r fe r ence f r om anothe r device mayoccu r .

When living in a housing com p lex (a p a r tment,condominium, etc.) whe r e the next-doo r unit has amic r owave oven located nea r to this r emote cont r ol.Note that even a mic r owave oven will not inte r fer ewith this r emote cont r ol when not in use.

When using multi p le Omni-Di r ectional RF RemoteCont r ol in the same location.

Signal reflection The signals r eaching the r emote cont r ol include

those t r ansmitted in a st r aight line f r om the main unit(di r ect waves), and those that a r e r eceived afte r beingbounced off of walls, fu r nitu r e, and othe r buildings(r eflected waves).As a r esult, r eflected waves can be gene r ated byobstacles and othe r r eflective objects, causingvar iations in the signal quality. In such cases, t r yslightly changing the p osition of the r emote cont r ol.

CAUTION

With the exce p tion of cases dete r mined by law to be

the subject of legal liability, Pionee r r efuses allr es p onsibility fo r any ha r m r esulting to the custome r or othe r p e r son as a r esult of the use of this r emotecont r ol.

For safe use Do not use nea r elect r onic devices utilizing high-

pr ecision o r ve r y delicate r adio waves, since the othe r device may o p e r ate inco rr ectly, r esulting inmalfunction.

Exam p les of devices r equi r ing p a r ticula r caution:

Hea r ing aids, p acemake r s and othe r medical o r

the r a p eutic elect r onic devices, fi r e/smoke detecto r s,automatic doo r op ene r s, othe r automatic devices.

Pe r sons using p acemake r s o r othe r medical o r the r a p eutic elect r onic devices should consult themanufactu r e r o r deale r of thei r device r ega r ding thep otential effects of r adio waves f r om this r emotecont r ol.

Do not use in ai r c r aft, hos p itals, o r othe r locationswhe r e the use of r adio-wave-gene r ating devices ispr ohibited, since adve r se affects may be caused toflight communications equi p ment o r medicaldevices. Follow all pr ecautions and di r ectives givenby medical institutions.


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Controlling the rest of your system(In case of SC-35)

Important

This section includes ex p lanations fo r the SC-35sr emote cont r ol. Fo r inst r uctions fo r the SC-37sr emote cont r ol, see Controlling the rest of yoursystem (In case of SC-37) on p age 83.

About the Remote Setup menu The Remote Setu p mode is set by pr essing the numbe r button while pr essing R.SETUP. The diffe r ent items onthe Remote Setu p menu a r e desc r ibed below. Fo r thei r setting pr ocedu r es, r efe r to the ex p lanations fo r ther es p ective items.

Note

You can cancel o r exit any of the ste p s by pr essingR.SETUP.

Afte r one minute of inactivity, the r emoteautomatically exits the o p e r ation.

Operating multiple receiversUp to fou r r eceive r s can be o p e r ated disc r etely using thisr eceive r 's r emote cont r ol when using multi p le r eceive r s,pr ovided they a r e of the same model as this r eceive r . Ther eceive r to be o p e r ated is switched by in p utting thepr eset code to set the r emote cont r ol setting.

Set the r emote modes on the r eceive r s befo r e usingthis function (see Remote Control Mode Setup onp age 119).

1 Press and hold R.SETUP, then press 4 for threeseconds.

The LED flashes continuously.

To cancel the pr eset setu p mode pr ess R.SETUP.

2 Press the number button for the receiver ( Receiver1 to Receiver 4 ) you wish to operate.For exam p le, to o p e r ate Receive r 2, pr ess 2.If the LED lights fo r one second, the setting has beensuccessfully com p leted.When the pr eset code is in p ut, the LED flashes th r eetimes to indicate that the setting has failed.

Setting What it does

Presetrecall

P r eset codes can be set fo r the va r ious in p utfunctions. The r emote cont r ol codes of a numbe r of othe r devices (including pr oducts of othe r b r ands) a r e pr eset in the r emote cont r ol to allowthese devices to be o p e r ated. See Selectingpr eset codes di r ectly on p age 97.

Codelearning If the desir ed o p e r ations cannot be p e r for medeven though you have set the pr eset codes, the

r emote cont r ol signals of othe r devices can belea r ned di r ectly. See P r og r amming signals f r omothe r r emote cont r ols on p age 97.

Multioperation

A se r ies of the r emote cont r ol op e r ations fo r sta r ting listening o r viewing can be pr og r ammed.Multi p le r emote cont r ol codes can be set fo r thediffe r ent in p ut functions. See Multi o p e r ation andSystem off on p age 99.

System off This is a function fo r automatically tu r ning off thep owe r of devices connected to the r eceive r .Multi p le r emote cont r ol codes can be set, asdesi r ed. See Multi o p e r ation and System off onp age 99.

Directfunction

This is a setting fo r changing only the r emotecont r ol units o p e r ation sc r een, without changingthe r eceive r s in p ut, when the r emote cont r olunits in p ut function buttons a r e pr essed. This isconvenient fo r using the r emote cont r ol unit fo r devices not connected to the r eceive r . See Di r ectfunction on p age 98.

Eraselearning

This function is used to e r ase r emote cont r olcodes that have been lea r ned. Codes lea r ned fo r the diffe r ent in p ut functions can be e r asedindividually. See E r asing one of the r emotecont r ol button settings on p age 98.

Back light The backlight lighting p atte r n can be selectedfr om among fou r modes, in conside r ation ofconvenience and batte r y se r vice life. See Settingthe backlight mode on p age 99.

Resetfunction

This is a function fo r r esetting pr eset codes thathave been set. Key r esetting can be done fo r individual in p ut functions. See E r asing all lea r ntsettings that a r e in one in p ut function on p age 98.

All reset This is a function fo r r esetting all r emote cont r olunit settings you have made to the defaults setup on shi p ment f r om the facto r y. See Resettingthe r emote cont r ol settings on p age 101.

Change RCmode

If you have multi p le Pionee r r eceive r s, am p lifier s,etc., this setting can be used to pr event othe r unitsfr om o p e r ating simultaneously when the r emotecont r ol unit is o p e r ated. See O p e r ating multi p ler eceive r s on p age 96.

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Setting the remote to control other

componentsMost com p onents can be assigned to one of the in p utfunction buttons (such as DVD o r CD) using thecom p onents manufactu r e r pr eset code sto r ed in ther emote.Howeve r , the r e a r e cases whe r e only ce r tain functionsmay be cont r ollable afte r assigning the pr op e r pr esetcode, o r the codes fo r the manufactu r e r in the r emotecont r ol will not wo r k for the model that you a r e using.If you cant find a pr eset code that matches thecom p onent you want to cont r ol, you can still teach ther emote individual commands f r om anothe r r emote

cont r ol (see Programming signals from other remotecontrols on p age 97).

Fo r g r eate r convenience, assign the TV connected tothe MONITOR OUT te r minal to the TV CTRL button,and assign you r satellite/cable r eceive r or set-to p boxconnected to the TV in p ut te r minal to the TV in p utbutton. If a single device is connected to bothte r minals, that device should be assigned to both theTV CTRL and TV in p ut buttons.

Devices may be assigned to the following in p utfunction buttons.

Selecting preset codes directly1 Press and hold R.SETUP, then press 1 for three

seconds. The LED flashes continuously. To cancel the pr eset setu p mode pr ess R.SETUP.

2 Press the input function button for the componentyou want to control.When assigning pr eset codes to TV CONTROL, pr ess TVCTRL he r e.

The LED blinks once and flashes continuously.

3 Use the number buttons to enter the 4-digit presetcode.See Preset code list (SC-35 only) on p age 139.

If the LED lights fo r one second, the setting has beensuccessfully com p leted.

When the pr eset code is fully in p ut, the LED flashes th r eetimes to indicate that the setting has failed. If thisha pp ens, ente r the 4-digit pr eset code again.

4 Repeat steps 2 through 3 for the other componentsyou want to control.

To tr y out the r emote cont r ol, switch the com p onent on o r off (into standby) by pr essing SOURCE. If it doesntseem to wo r k, select the next code f r om the list (if the r eis one).

5 Press R.SETUP to exit the preset setup mode.

Programming signals from otherremote controlsIf the pr eset code fo r you r com p onent is not available, o r the available pr eset codes do not o p e r ate co rr ectly, youcan pr og r am signals f r om the r emote cont r ol of anothe r com p onent. This can also be used to pr og r am additionalop e r ations (buttons not cove r ed in the pr esets) afte r assigning a pr eset code. 1

Ce r tain buttons r epr esent o p e r ations that cannot belea r ned f r om othe r r emote cont r ols. The buttonsavailable a r e shown below:


The LED flashes continuously. To cancel the pr eset setu p mode pr ess R.SETUP.

2 Press the input function button for the componentyou want to control.

The LED blinks once and flashes continuously.

INPUT SELECT TV CTRL

iPod U SB T UN ER S IR IU S X M

ADAPTERNET RADIOCDTV

BD DVD

R.SETUP

SOURCERECEIVER MULTIOPERATION

DVR/BDR HDMI

RECEIVER

Note1 The r emote can sto r e about 120 pr eset codes f r om othe r com p onents (this has been tested with codes of Pionee r for mat only).

AUTO / ALC / DIRECT

D.ACCESS

CH LEVEL A.ATT DIMMER

SIGNAL SEL MCACC SLEEP

HDMI OUT

TV / DT V M P X P QLS

PHASE CTRL STATUSTHX

PGMSTEREO

iPod CTRL

HOMEMENU TUNE

TUNE TOOLSLIST

PRESET

TOP MENUBAND GUIDE

T.EDIT

VIDEOPARAMETER

AUDIOPARAMETER

ENTER PRESET

RETURNCATEGORY

MEMORYSTANDARD

MENUADV SURR

AUDIO

INFO

CLASS

ENTER

DISP

HDD DVD

54 6

8

0

7 9

21 3

/ CLR

CHCH

TV CONTROL

INPUT

INPUT SELECT TV CTRL

iPod U SB T UN ER S IR IU S X M

ADAPTERNET RADIOCDTV

BD DVD

R.SETUP

SOURCERECEIVER MULTIOPERATION

DVR/BDR HDMI

RECEIVER

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3 Point the two remote controls towards each other,then press the button that will be doing the learning onthis receivers remote control.

The LED blinks once and flashes continuously. The r emote cont r ols should be 3 cm (1 inch) a p a r t.

4 Press the corresponding button on the other remotecontrol that is sending (teaching) the signal to thisreceivers remote control.

If the LED lights fo r one second, the setting has beensuccessfully com p leted. 1

5 To program additional signals for the currentcomponent repeat steps 3 and 4.

To pr og r am signals fo r anothe r com p onent, exit andr ep eat ste p s 2 th r ough 4.

6 Press R.SETUP to exit the programming mode.

Erasing one of the remote controlbutton settings

This e r ases one of the buttons you have pr og r ammed andr esto r es the button to the facto r y default.


The LED flashes continuously. To cancel the pr eset setu p mode pr ess R.SETUP.

2 Press the input function button corresponding tothe command to be erased, then press ENTER.

The LED flashes once.

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