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General| HDMI Outputs | 1 |
|---|---|
| Component Video Inputs | 3 |
| Component Video Outputs | 1 |
| Digital Audio Outputs | 1 (coaxial) |
| Analog Audio Inputs | 6 |
| Tuning range | FM/AM |
| Signal to noise ratio | > 100 dB |
| Input Sensitivity | 200 mV |
| Digital Audio Inputs | 4 (2 Coaxial, 2 Optical) |
| Frequency response | 20Hz - 20kHz |
| Video Connections | HDMI, Component, Composite, S-Video |
| Video Inputs | HDMI, Component, Composite |
| Video Outputs | HDMI, Component |
| Supported Audio Formats | Dolby Digital, DTS |
| Dimensions | 430 x 430 x 170 mm |
| Weight | 18 kg |
| Input Impedance | 47k ohms |
Provides essential safety precautions for operating the Arcam AVR350, covering warnings and instructions for safe use and installation.
States the product's adherence to international electrical safety standards like IEC 60065.
Introduces the Arcam AVR350 as a high-quality home cinema processor and amplifier, detailing its features and capabilities.
Guides the user on how to use the manual for installation, connection, setup, and operation of the Arcam AVR350.
Lists all the items included with the Arcam AVR350 surround-sound receiver upon purchase.
Discusses audio and video connection best practices, including format compatibility and routing for main zone and Zone 2.
Provides step-by-step instructions for correctly inserting batteries into the remote control handset.
Offers tips for optimal use of the remote control, including sensor visibility and operating range.
Advises on the optimal placement of the AVR350 unit for proper ventilation, heat dissipation, and remote control reception.
Offers guidance on connecting source components, cable quality, and placement relative to power supplies.
Details connections for stereo and multi-channel analogue audio inputs and outputs, including record decks.
Explains how to connect digital audio sources and outputs using optical and coaxial connections.
Describes the analogue pre-amplifier outputs used for connecting to external power amplifiers for bi-amping or system expansion.
Covers connecting composite and S-video sources to the AVR350 and routing video signals to monitors or VCRs.
Details connecting component (YUV/RGB) video sources for superior picture quality and their integration with the AVR350.
Explains how to connect European SCART RGB sources using a 4-wire connection for sync signals.
Describes HDMI connections for high-quality video and audio, noting its limitations regarding routing and conversion.
Provides instructions for connecting speaker cables using bare wire or spade terminals, ensuring correct polarity.
Explains how to set the speaker impedance switch on the AVR350 to match loudspeaker ratings for optimal performance and protection.
Details how to route analogue audio and composite video to a second room (Zone 2) for independent control.
Explains how to connect a remote controller for Zone 2 using a 3.5mm stereo jack plug.
Guides on connecting the supplied FM ribbon antenna for optimal VHF radio reception.
Describes connecting the supplied AM loop antenna for medium wave radio reception.
Details connections for remote control via IR receiver, Zone 2 remote control, and RS232 for system control and software upgrades.
Explains the use of trigger outputs for automatically controlling power amplifiers or source equipment.
Covers connecting the AVR350 to the power supply, including voltage selection and mains lead safety.
Explains the function of the ground lift switch for reducing hum and buzz in complex setups.
Instructions on how to enter the AVR350's Set-up Menu, which includes Basic and Advanced configuration screens.
Details how to navigate through the Set-up menus using the remote control or front panel buttons.
Configures system-wide settings like maximum volume, delay units, OSD mode, and video status for SCART connections.
Defines loudspeaker configurations, including auto setup, custom speaker sizes, and 5.1 rear channel handling.
Configures subwoofer settings, including crossover frequency, stereo modes, and DTS LFE gain.
Adjusts subwoofer levels for stereo sources and compensates for DVD-A subwoofer gain differences.
Sets speaker delay times to synchronize sound arrival from different speakers for optimal listening position.
Calibrates speaker levels using test tones or a sound pressure level meter for balanced sound staging.
Configures Surround EX decoding and utilizes amplifier channels 6+7 for Zone 2 or bi-amplification.
Allows fine adjustment of bass and treble for individual speakers to compensate for room acoustics.
Configures video settings, including OSD display, video input assignments, and HQ video routing.
Assigns digital inputs (coaxial and optical) to source buttons and configures video trigger outputs.
Configures Zone 2 volume limits, fixed volume, standby behavior, and source access control.
Adjusts analogue input sensitivity for optimal dynamic range and consistent loudness across sources.
Configures HDMI input assignments, linking HDMI inputs to specific source buttons.
Provides instructions on how to save configured settings or exit the set-up menu without saving changes.
Explains how to select the AVR350 amplifier and choose audio/video sources using the remote control.
Details common remote control functions like Mute, Volume, Mode, Info, Navigation, and Menu access.
Guides on switching the AVR350 on, off, and entering/exiting stand-by mode, including Zone 2 behavior.
Explains how to adjust the volume level and mute the audio output using the front panel or remote control.
Describes the information shown on the front panel display and how to adjust its brightness.
Details how to select different audio and video sources, including digital preference and analogue override.
Explains how to use the tape input for recording and the VCR/PVR loops for audio and video.
Describes the Stereo Direct mode for pure analogue stereo playback, bypassing digital processing.
Covers controlling Zone 2 sources and volume, and using the front panel headphone output.
Explains how to use effects modes for stereo signals and select surround sound modes for digital and analogue sources.
Allows temporary adjustment of bass and treble for all active speakers, separate from setup menu settings.
Details the use of SUB, INFO, SYN (Lip Sync), and TRM (Speaker Trim) buttons on the remote control.
Instructions for tuning to radio stations, storing presets, and deleting presets.
Explains how to use the RDS system to display station names, text, and frequencies.
Describes FM mute functionality, listening to the tuner in Zone 2, and the limitation of a single tuner module.
Details adjusting volume, changing audio/video inputs, and configuring video type and Stereo Direct mode.
Configures compression, lip sync, Pro Logic IIx modes (Movie/Music), dimension, centre width, and panorama.
Manages Zone 2 volume and source selection, including the 'Follow Zone 1' option and THX button use.
Explains how the AVR350 handles digital and analogue sources, mode memory, and mix modes for bitstream and two-channel audio.
Details available modes for digital sources like Dolby Digital 5.1, EX, Pro Logic IIx, and DTS 5.1, ES Matrix/Discrete.
Covers modes for two-channel sources including Mono, Stereo, Pro Logic II/IIx (Movie/Music), and DTS Neo:6 modes.
Lists modes for multi-channel sources like Dolby Digital 5.1/EX and DTS 5.1/ES, explaining their channel configurations.
Explains various DSP effects modes (Music, Party, Club, Concert Hall, Sports, Church) for enhancing stereo signals.
Provides guidance on positioning front, centre, surround, and subwoofer speakers for optimal stereo imaging and sound localization.
Key safety and preparation steps before attempting bi-wiring or bi-amping, including volume control and connection checks.
Instructions on how to bi-wire loudspeakers using four-terminal speakers and two pairs of cables.
Explains how to bi-amp speakers using the AVR350's spare channels or external amplifiers.
Details how to connect external power amplifiers for bi-amping, including routing channels and ensuring correct polarity.
Addresses issues where the unit has no lights, or the remote control is unresponsive.
Troubleshoots blank displays, no picture output, incorrect video sources, and picture artifacts like edges or ghosts.
Solves problems with missing OSD, no sound production, poor sound quality, or distorted audio.
Addresses issues with sound from only some speakers and problems selecting Dolby Digital or DTS decoding modes.
Solves issues with incorrect Dolby Pro Logic selection and hum on analogue inputs.
Addresses radio interference, random source switching, and excessively loud startup volumes.
Troubleshoots Zone 2 input selection, OSD standards, Zone 2 audio with DTS films, and video aspect ratio issues.
Provides RC-5 codes for controlling the AVR350's main functions like power, volume, input selection, and menu navigation.
Lists RC-5 codes for controlling the AVR350's tuner functions, including preset selection and tuning.
Details additional RC-5 codes for full tuner control, compatible with other Arcam tuner systems.
Lists RC-5 commands for controlling Zone 2 functions, including input selection and volume.
Describes the signal connections for a SCART RGB cable with audio back to the processor.
Details the signal connections for a SCART S-video cable with audio back to the processor.
Lists detailed technical specifications for analogue and digital audio inputs/outputs, and video connections.
Provides specifications for the power amplifier, trigger outputs, remote control, and general unit details like dimensions and weight.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the two-year worldwide guarantee for the Arcam AVR350.
Provides instructions for registering the Arcam product online for warranty purposes.
Describes the RS232 interface for remote control, including data transfer format and command/response structures.
Illustrates example command sequences for controlling the AVR350 via RS232, such as power state and display brightness.
Details commands for changing the stand-by state of zones and requesting power status.
Provides commands for changing the front panel display brightness to off, dimmed, or bright.
Specifies commands to close various menus (Main, Set-up, Trim, Sub Trim, Lip Sync) and handle errors.
Details commands to mute or unmute the audio output for a specific zone and request mute status.
Provides commands to increment, decrement, or request the current volume for a specific zone.
Details commands to change the audio and video input source for a specific zone.
Commands to set the volume for a zone, including increment/decrement and requesting current volume.
Commands to change the video input source for the main zone and request the current input.
Commands to switch the 'Direct Mode' on or off for a zone and request its current setting.
Commands to set the decode mode for two-channel material, selecting various Pro Logic and Neo:6 modes.
Commands to set the decode mode for multi-channel material, selecting Dolby Digital and DTS formats.
Commands to change the DSP effect mode for two-channel material, selecting from various preset effects.
Commands to select analogue or digital audio input for the current source and request the audio type.
Commands for controlling cursor movement (up, down, left, right) and executing selections (OK).
Commands to store the current frequency or preset number into memory.
Commands to increment or decrement the current tuner preset number and request the current preset.
Commands to increment or decrement tuner frequency steps for FM and AM, and request the current frequency.
Commands to change the RDS display mode to show frequency, station name, or text, and request RDS settings.
Commands to select a specific tuner preset by number for FM or AM and request the preset number.
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