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Covers precautions for water, location, ventilation, heat, power sources, grounding, cords, cleaning, and servicing.
Details checking voltage selector, fuse values, and performing initial inspection before connecting.
Guide to connecting audio outputs to a six-channel amplifier or powered subwoofer.
Details connecting the amplifier's AC power via a switched outlet on the Cinema Reference.
Explains the procedures for turning the unit on, engaging mute, and powering off the device.
Describes adjusting the system's master volume and its upper/lower volume limits.
Procedure to scroll through available input components using the Input Selector knob.
Steps to confirm and activate the chosen input by pressing the Input Selector knob.
Details various AC-3 modes like AC-3 Ultra, Standard, Max, and Night for audio playback.
Covers Normal, Maximum, Minimum Dynamic Range, AC-3 THX, and AC-3 RE-EQ modes.
Describes DTS Direct, DTS Cinema, DTS THX, and DTS RE-EQ modes for DTS audio playback.
Details Pro Logic, Pro Logic THX, and Pro Logic RE-EQ modes for non-digital audio sources.
Explains Auto Mode On/Off for automatic detection and selection of decoding formats.
Covers Stereo, Stereo RE-EQ, Phantom, Phantom ENH, Phantom RE-EQ, and Phantom Plus modes.
Details Music and Music Plus modes designed for music playback.
Details 3 Channel, 3 Channel RE-EQ, Quad Bypass, and Quad Bypass Enhance modes.
Covers Stereo Enhance and Mono Enhance modes for two-channel or mono signals.
Setting individual bass levels for different inputs and storing them into Volume Preset #1.
Lists available parameters in Pro Setup like Delay, Network Bus, Final Input, and System Setup.
Guide to measuring speaker distances from the listening position and calculating delay times.
Steps to enter calculated delay values (in milliseconds) for each speaker channel.
Guide to selecting bass management settings (High Pass Filter, Bass Mix) for speakers.
Steps to set the bass limiter (0 to -24 dB) to prevent subwoofer distortion at high volumes.
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