Why is the display not lit and sound not produced on my Denon DRA-700AEDAB?
If your Denon Stereo Receiver's display is unlit but sound is still not produced when the power switch is on, the power supply cord might not be securely plugged in. Ensure that the power supply cord plug is properly inserted.
Why is there no sound coming from my Denon Stereo Receiver even though the display is lit?
If your Denon Stereo Receiver's display is lit, but no sound is produced, several factors could be at play. Ensure that the speaker cables are securely connected. Check that the FUNCTION knob is in the appropriate position. Verify that the volume control is not set to minimum and turn it up to a suitable level. Also, make sure that MUTING is switched off.
What to do if no sound is produced from the subwoofer connected to my Denon Stereo Receiver?
If no sound is produced from the subwoofer connected to your Denon Stereo Receiver, check the following: First, ensure that the subwoofer’s power is turned on. Next, verify that the subwoofer’s output is properly connected. Finally, confirm that the subwoofer’s channel volume level is not set to “–12 dB” and turn it up if necessary.
How to fix a Denon DRA-700AEDAB when the remote control doesn't work?
If your Denon Stereo Receiver remote control isn't working, several factors could be the cause. First, the batteries might be dead, so try replacing them with new ones. Also, make sure you're not too far from the unit; move closer. Check for any obstacles blocking the signal between the remote and the receiver and remove them. Ensure you're pressing the correct button. Finally, verify that the batteries are inserted correctly, with the < and > ends in the proper orientation.
What to do if my Denon DRA-700AEDAB Stereo Receiver power has turned off and the power indicator is blinking red?
If your Denon Stereo Receiver's power has turned off and the power indicator is blinking red, it could be due to a few reasons. The set’s internal temperature may have risen, activating the protection circuit; ensure the DRA-700AE/700AEDAB is in a well-ventilated area. Another cause could be that the core wires of the speaker cables are touching each other or the DRA- 700AE/700AEDAB’s rear panel, which also activates the protection circuit; check all speaker cable connections. If neither of these resolves the issue, the DRA-700AE/700AEDAB might be malfunctioning.
What does it mean when my Denon DRA-700AEDAB display says “Station not Available”?
If your Denon Stereo Receiver displays “Station not Available”, ensure that DAB coverage exists in your area and check that the antenna is connected properly.
Why is nothing displayed on the monitor when using my Denon Stereo Receiver?
If you are not getting any display on your monitor when using the Denon Stereo Receiver, ensure that the DRA-700AE/700AEDAB’s video output terminals and the monitor’s input terminals are correctly connected. Also, verify that the monitor’s input setting is set to the terminals to which the video signals are connected.
Why can't I access secondary services on my Denon Stereo Receiver?
If you cannot access secondary services on your Denon Stereo Receiver, note that at the time this manual was published, not many secondary services were available. This will increase as more DAB stations start broadcasting. If a secondary service station is available, the secondary indicator “>>” will be displayed next to the station name.
Why do I hear a burbling sound on some stations with my Denon DRA-700AEDAB?
If you hear a burbling sound on some stations with your Denon Stereo Receiver, DAB, like other digital media, is good at producing quality audio from a low-level signal. However, if this signal level is too low, a “burbling” sound can sometimes be heard. To reduce this, try repositioning your antenna to gain maximum signal strength; this feature is alternatively available to the DRA-700AEDAB.
General| Type | Stereo Receiver |
|---|---|
| Audio Channels | 2.0 |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| AirPlay | Yes |
| Spotify Connect | Yes |
| Input Sensitivity | 200 mV |
| Tuner | FM |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Inputs | Optical, Coaxial, Analog |
| Dimensions | 434 x 151 x 360 mm |
| Power Output | 100 W per channel (8 ohms) |
Lists the parts included with the main unit.
Important safety and usage precautions before initial operation.
Guidelines for safely and properly installing the unit in its environment.
Details on remote features, battery insertion, and operating range.
Overview of the main unit's controls, buttons, and display elements.
Details on connection cable types and their signal direction for hookups.
How to connect speakers, including essential impedance considerations.
Instructions for connecting DVD players and monitors to the unit.
Guides for connecting CD players, turntables, tape decks, and VCRs.
Instructions for connecting AM, FM, and DAB antennas for radio reception.
How to connect an iPod and set up multi-room audio using ZONE2/ZONE3 terminals.
Procedure for safely connecting the unit to the AC power outlet.
Covers powering on, input selection, volume adjustment, and muting.
Details on headphone listening, speaker switching, display brightness, PURE DIRECT, and loudness.
Procedures for AM/FM tuning, presets, RDS, Radio Text, PTY, and TP search.
Introduction to DAB, tuning stations, display options, sorting, and DRC.
Instructions for connecting, assigning, and playing music from an iPod.
Setting up multi-room audio, controlling zones, and performing audio/video recording.
Understanding memory functions and how to perform a microprocessor reset.
Troubleshooting problems with the remote control unit's operation.
Resolving issues with unit power, display, or blinking indicators.
Addressing sound problems, subwoofer issues, monitor display, and reception errors.
Troubleshooting issues like DVD-VCR copying or accessing secondary services.
Technical details for power amplifier, input sensitivity, frequency response, and distortion.
Details on remote units, including batteries, dimensions, and mass.
Frequency and level data for DAB broadcasting bands (Band III and L-Band).
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