Denon LA-3500 - Switching the Audio Control; Troubleshooting; Operating Instructions

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~ SWITCHING THE AUDIO CHANNEL
Audio monitor button
(AUDIO MONITOR)
Digi1al/anatog/CX button
(D!GITAL /ANALOG/CX)
(1) Stereo and Bilingual Discs
Press the AUDIO MONITOR button.
• The audio mode changes as fo llows when the AUDIO
MONITOR
buuon is pressed.
Stereo discs
When
power
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turned on
1/L 2/R
Stereo
(stereo)
I
I
l/L
Left channel
I
j
2/A
Right channel
• Display
Ma in unit display window
1 /L 2/A I
l/ L
2/R I
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Bilingual discs
Main audio pan from
left channel
Sub audio part from
right channe l
Main audio part
Sub audio pan
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(2) Discs with Digital Sound
(LDs)
LD s with digital sound include both ana log and digital audio
signals. Press th e DI GITALIANALOG/CX button to swi1ch
between the digi tal and analog sound .
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• The I DIGITAL SOU ND l indicator on th e main unit's display
window when the digita l signa ls are se lected.
•
The digital signals are se lected when the power is turned
NOTE :--------------~
On s ome LDs wi th digi1al sound , the level of the digital and
analog signal s is different, so the volume will chang e when
th e audio signals are swi tched.
(3) Di scs With the CX Mark
(LDs)
For most discs with the C9 mark, the CX noise r eduction
sys1em is ru rne d on automatically, providing powerful sound
with litt le noise .
For
some discs with the Cll mark, the CX noise r eduction
system is not turned on automalically . In this case, press th e
DIG ITAL/ANAL OG/CX button so that .. CX ON~ appears on 1 he
screen.
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NOTE :~------------- ~
The sound quality will be poor if the CX noise reduction
system
is turned on when playing discs wi1h no CX mark.
CD is a registered irademark of CBS. The LA -3500
conforms to t he expanded CX specifications.
Im TROUBLESHOOTING
Check again before requesting servicing .
• Are all conne ct ions proper 7
• Is the set being operated according to the operating instructions 7
If the se t does nol seem to be operating properly, check the poin 1s on the table below . II none of the items on lh e table apply. lh e set may
be malfunctioning . Turn off the power immediately and contact your store of purchase.
Symptom
1. ~sTANDBr does not appear when
power cord is plugged in .
2. Power turns on by no sound is
produced .
3. Disc table does not open .
4 . Disc does n ot play when direct
search
bunons or play/pause buuon
is pressed.
5.
When switched to the TV, the picture
is worse than befo re the player was
connected or there are stripes on the
picture.
6. Remote control un it does not work .
7. TV malfunclions when lhe remote
control unit is opera ted.
B. Oise turns bu t picture does not
appear !or picture quality is bad).
(Only when playing on a TV)
9.
Vertical synchronizalion is off !pic-
tur e rolls).
Cause Measures
Power plug is not plugged in or is not • Make sure the power plug is plugged
thoroughly inserted . in thoroughly .
•
Rea1 panel connection cords are not • Refer to the manual and connect the
properly connec 1ed . cords properly .
•
Power is not on. Plug th e power cord into the out let
and press th e POWER button to turn
on the power .
Disc is extreme ly dirty . • Clean the disc.
~ ... Use a dis c cleaning kit (availabl e in
s
tore s) .
• Disc is upside · down . Set the disc with the label led side
fa ci ng up .
• Oise is not properly se t in disc table. • Set the disc properly .
•
The re is dew in the player. Remove the disc and let the player sit
for one or two hour s wi1h the power
on so that the dew evaporates.
• Depending on the TV signal reception
co
nditions , st ripes may appear when
watching the TV wh ile the player is on.
This is not a problem with the player .
•
Unit is too far from the player, or is at
too s trong an angle.
• Ba11eries
are worn out .
• There is an
obstacle between the
sensor on the
player and the remote
contro l unit.
• This remote con1rol unit may cause
some TVs equipped for wireless re·
mole cont rol to malfunction.
• TV's !or color monitor's) power is not
turned on.
• Co nne c tion s are wrong .
• Connection plugs are disconnected !or
not fully inserted).
• TV 's input se l ec t or is set to the TV
mode.
• The picture may ro ll temporarily when
the pic1ure switches from a dark scene
10 a bright scene, but this is not a
malfunction.
Turn the player's pow er off .
t..;> II the problem persists, check the
antenna,
or use a b oos ter !available
in s1ores).
•
Operate the remote co ntr ol unit fr om
within an angle or about 30 ° and a
distance
of about 6 meters .
c::> Replace the baueries if the range
from which the remote control unit
opera tes becomes exlremely Ii·
mited .
• Replace the batleries.
t::> Replace both batteries with new
ones.
• Remove the obstacle or move the
remote conlrol unit.
• Move the TV away from the player or
cover the TV's remote cont rol sensor
when operating the remote control
unit.
• Turn on the TV's power .
• Connect properly . CJt -(I)i::=
• Insert securely. "4-
• Se 1 the TV's or monitor's input selec·
tor to the video input mode when
playing discs.
• Ad just the TV 's vertical synchroniza·
tion .
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