Denon DRA-565RD - System Connections and Installation; Component Connectivity Diagrams; Antenna Installation Guide

NOTES
©
This
receiver
has
»
full
back-up
system.
When
the
power
1s
turned
‘on,
tha
INPUT
SELECTOR
buttons
sre
set
Io
the
lest
mode
set
betore
the
power
was
turned
off.
«©
Wher
using
this
receiver
in
close
proxmnity
to
video
equipment
(TV,
VCR.
VDP,
etc.).
nose
may
be
genermed
in
AM
brosdcasis.
To
CONNECTIONS
vi
DIRECTION OF As
BROADCASTING STATION
EM ANTENNA
AM j000 antennas
ANTENNA INSTALLATION
© FM ANTENNA
The
supplied
indoor
FM
antenna
can
be
used
Inside
wooden
houses
for
receiving
local
FM
stations
and
other
strong
FM
signats.
Stretch
out
the
ends
of
the
antenna
and
mount
the
antenna
on
the
wall
of
ceiling
where
optimum
reception
is
achieved.
A
indoor
FM
antennas
may
not
consistently
ensure
stable
reception,
due
to
environment
changes.
In
such
cases,
the
indoor
FM
antenne
should
only
be
used
lemporarity
until
an
outdoor
FM
antenna
has
been instelied.
When
connecting
an
outdoor
FM
anienna,
the
use
of
75
obm
Coaxial
cable
(3C-2V,
5C-2V)
is
strongty
recommended
° AM ANTENNA
Attach
the
supplied
AM
loop
antenne
even
when
uBing
an
outdoor
AM
antenna
Connect
the
leads
to
Ihe
AM
and
GND
terminals.
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Also
use
the
AM
terminals
for
Eonnecting
an
outdoor
AM
anienna
when
making
Buch
&
connection
do
noi
disconnect
the
AM
loop
antenna}
Adjust the loop antenns to obtain optimum recepti
broadcast
stations
are
distant
and
onty
week
signals
are
received,
of
where
signals
are
blocked,
it
is
best
to
insti!
an
Ouldoor
AM
antenna.
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[Video Cassette Recorder)
Bvoid this, keep ihe receiver far sway from other video
components a2 possibie, or place ihe AM toop snienns where
Noise Is reduced. H the noize is not reduced, turn off the power of
the video components when listening to AM broadcasts
TAPE DECK 2
Speaker (a)
SPEAKER (B}
+ Remove the tna Lastening the loop antenne’s lead
2Fd Conrect the lead (0 Ine amonne terminats,
SPEAKER CONNECTION
Confirm potarity {+, -) and left and right channels {L. A). Connect the
Spesker pairs to the SPEAKER terminals A or B on the deck panel.
Connections musi be made with power cord disconnected.
1. Peet off the sheath.
[77] Peet
—<———
2. Twist the wires
1. Loosen by turning counterclockwiss.
2. Insert the cord and lighten by turning clockwise.
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Notes on Connection
¢ Do nat piug the power cord into the AC wall outlet untit att
connections have Been completed.
+ Make sure channets are correctly connected. Connect Left
channets to Left channels and Right channels to Right
channels. Foltow the cotor markings of plugs and terminels
lo make sure mistekes not made.
« Connect all pin-plugs securely, pushing them complety into
the jacks. incomplete connections will cause noise genera-
tlon.
* Binding the connection cables to power cords, of ruoning
buch cables close (0 power supply transformers will cause
humming or noise, and should thus be avoided.
Notes:
+ Do not connect wo FM amennss simuttaneous
©
Even
Hf
an
externa!
AM
antenns
Is
used,
do
nol
disconnect
the
AM
loop
snienna.
*
Make
sure
AM
loop
antenna
lead
terminals
do
nol
touch
metal
paris
of
the
panei,
ei
CAUTION
Protective Circuht
This act is equipped with # high speed protective circuit,
This circuit protects the internal circuitry trom damage due
to large currents Mowing when the speaker jacks are not’
completely connected or when an output ia generated by a
short circuit.
This protective circuit's operation cuts off the output to the
Speakers. in such a case, be sure to turn the power fo the
set off and check the connections to the speskers. Then
turn the power on again. Aher muting for several seconds,
the set will operate normally.
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