To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if JVC RX-D301S Receiver remote control does not work?
First, check for any obstructions that might be blocking the remote sensor on the receiver and remove them. If there are no obstructions, replace the batteries in the remote, as they may be weak. Lastly, ensure that the mode selector is set to the correct position.
What to do if the JVC RX-D301S Receiver remote control does not work?
If the remote control for your JVC Receiver isn't working, first, ensure that there are no obstructions blocking the remote sensor on the receiver. If that's not the issue, replace the batteries. Finally, make sure the mode selector is in the correct position.
Why is there no sound from my JVC RX-D301S Receiver speakers?
If there is no sound from the speakers connected to your JVC Receiver, there might be several reasons: * The speaker signal cables might not be connected. Check the speaker wiring and reconnect if necessary. * The connections could be incorrect. Review the audio connections. * The wrong source might be selected. Ensure you've selected the correct source. * Muting might be activated. Press the MUTING button to cancel mute. * An incorrect input mode (analog or digital) might be selected. Choose the correct input mode.
Why does my JVC Receiver keep turning off?
If your JVC Receiver turns off or enters standby mode, it could be due to several reasons. The speakers might be overloaded because of high volume. Stop the playback source, turn the receiver on again, and lower the volume. Alternatively, there might be a short circuit at the speaker terminals; in this case, check the speaker wiring. If the wiring is not short-circuited, contact your dealer. Finally, the receiver itself may be overloaded due to high voltage; if this is the case, unplug the power cord and consult your dealer.
What to do if JVC Receiver shows “OVER HEAT”?
If your JVC Receiver displays “OVER HEAT” and then turns off, it means the receiver is overloaded due to high volume or long usage. To resolve this, either turn the volume down or turn off the receiver for a while before turning it back on.
How to stop buzzing sound on JVC Receiver during FM reception?
If you're experiencing a continuous hiss or buzzing during FM reception on your JVC Receiver, it could be due to a weak incoming signal. Try connecting an outdoor FM antenna or contact your dealer. The station might be too far away, so try selecting another station. Ensure you're using the correct antenna, and check the connections to make sure they are properly connected.
Why is sound coming from only one speaker on my JVC RX-D301S?
If you only hear sound from one speaker connected to your JVC Receiver, the speaker signal cables are likely not connected properly. Check the speaker wiring and reconnect if necessary.
Why JVC RX-D301S power does not come on?
If your JVC Receiver's power does not come on, the power cord is not plugged in. Plug the power cord into an AC outlet.
Why is there cracking noise during FM reception on my JVC RX-D301S?
If you hear occasional cracking noises during FM reception on your JVC Receiver, it is likely due to ignition noise from automobiles. Try moving the antenna farther away from automobile traffic.
What to do if my JVC Receiver turns off by itself?
Your receiver might be turning off (entering standby mode) because the speakers are overloaded due to high volume. Stop the playback source, turn the receiver on again, and then lower the volume. Another cause might be a short circuit at the speaker terminals, so check the speaker wiring. If the speaker wiring is not short-circuited, contact your dealer. Finally, the receiver could be overloaded because of high voltage; in this case, consult your dealer after unplugging the power cord.
General| Channels | 5.1 |
|---|---|
| Audio Formats Supported | Dolby Digital, DTS |
| FM Tuner | Yes |
| Bluetooth | No |
| Input sensitivity | 200mV (line) |
| Signal to noise ratio | 98dB (line) |
| Tuner Type | Digital |
| Power Output | 100W per channel |
| Tuning range | 87.5 - 108.0 MHz (FM) |
| Frequency response | 10 Hz - 100 kHz |
| Total harmonic distortion | 0.08% |
| Output | Speaker, Subwoofer |
| Speaker load impedance | 6 ohms |
| Digital inputs | Coaxial, Optical |
| Video Connections | Component, Composite |
| Total Power Output | 500W |
| Outputs | Speaker, Subwoofer |
Details essential safety precautions, warnings against electrical shock, moisture, and proper handling of the unit.
Explains compliance with FCC Part 15 rules for digital devices and interference guidelines for USA users.
Outlines compliance with Canadian ICES-003 standards for digital apparatus and operational conditions.
Explains how to turn the receiver on, put it into standby mode, and the function of the standby lamp indicator.
Details selecting audio/video sources and choosing between analog or digital input modes for connected components.
Covers adjusting the main volume and temporarily turning off sound using the mute function.
Explains how to select digital audio decode modes like Dolby Digital and DTS based on the source material.
Guides users through the Quick Speaker Setup process to automatically register speaker configuration and room size.
Provides tables defining speaker sizes (L/R, C, LS/RS, SB) corresponding to channel configurations (2.0ch to 7.1ch).
Details how room size selection affects speaker distance and output levels for optimal surround sound.
Guides on setting subwoofer connection status and configuring speaker sizes (large/small) for optimal performance.
Explains how to configure surround back speakers, including selecting the number of speakers used (1SPK or 2SPK).
Details how to measure and input speaker distances for precise sound delay and localization.
Explains how to activate EX/ES/PLIIx modes for enhanced surround sound based on content type (AUTO, ON, MOVIE, MUSIC, OFF).
Assigns components (DVD, DBS, VCR, TV) to specific DIGITAL IN terminals for correct source identification.
Sets the input mode for component video sources (DVD, VCR, DBS) to ensure proper picture and system control.
Lists adjustable sound parameters including speaker levels, equalization, bass boost, and DSP effects.
Guides on adjusting individual speaker output levels for balanced sound, using a test tone for reference.
Details how to adjust output levels for all speakers to ensure a uniform listening experience, memorized per source.
Explains how to adjust the graphic equalizer in five frequency bands for the front speakers to fine-tune audio response.
Explains how the receiver uses multiple speakers to simulate the immersive sound experience of a movie theater.
Details Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital EX, and Dolby Pro Logic II (Movie/Music) surround sound modes.
Provides solutions for common power issues (no power, auto-off) and sound problems (no sound, distortion).
Offers solutions for remote control malfunctions and tuner reception problems like hiss or cracking noise.
