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Playback

Input signal Sound mode NOTE

Sound mode

MOVIE MUSIC GAME

Multi-channel z3

STEREO

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Dolby Digital DOLBY DIGITAL

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Dolby TrueHD DOLBY TrueHD

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Dolby Digital Plus DOLBY DIGITAL Plus

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DTS

DTS SURROUND

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DTS 96/24

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DTS-HD /

DTS Express

DTS-HD HI RES

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DTS-HD MSTR

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DTS Express

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PCM multi-channel MULTI CH IN

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MULTI CH STEREO

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VIRTUAL

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z3 Some sound modes cannot be selected, depending on the audio format or number of channels of the input signal. For details, see “Types of input signals, and

corresponding sound modes” (vpage185).

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Table of Contents2
Tips5
Tips Settings Appendix5
Troubleshooting5
Accessories6
Rear Panel6
- Inserting the Batteries7
- Operating Range of the Remote Control Unit7
Features8
- High Performance8
- High Quality Sound8
- Easy Operation9
- Front Panel10
- Rear Panel10
- Display13
Rear Panel14
Remote Control Unit16
- Connections16
Speaker Connection21
Front Panel Display Rear Panel22
Connecting a TV26
- Compatible with the ARC (Audio Return Channel)27
- Connection 2 : TV Equipped with an HDMI Connector28
- Connection 3 : TV Without an HDMI Connector29
Connecting a Playback Device30
- Connecting a Set-Top Box (Satellite Tuner/Cable TV)31
- Connecting a DVD Player32
- Connecting a Video Camcorder or Other Device33
- Front Panel Display Rear Panel33
- Connecting an Ipod or Usb Memory Device to the Usb Port34
- Appendix Tips36
Connecting an FM Antenna36
Connecting to a Home Network (LAN)37
Connecting a Wireless Receiver (RX101)39
Connecting an External Control Device40
- Remotely Connecting Marantz Devices40
- Marantz Remote App41
Connecting the Power Cord42
Playback42
- Turning off the Sound Temporarily43
- Turning the Power on43
Basic Operation44
- Selecting the Input Source44
- Adjusting the Master Volume45
- Playing a DVD Player/Blu-Ray Disc Player45
Playing an Ipod46
- Listening to Music on an Ipod47
- Ipod Browse Mode Settings48
- Performing Random Playback49
- Performing Repeat Playback49
Playing a USB Memory Device50
- Playing Files Stored on USB Memory Devices51
- Listening to FM Broadcasts53
Listening to FM Broadcasts54
- Tuning in by Entering the Frequency (Direct Tune)55
- PTY Search56
- RDS Search56
- TP Search57
- Changing the Tuning Mode (Tune Mode)58
- Listening to Preset Stations58
- Radio Text58
- Presetting the Current Broadcast Station (Preset Memory)59
- Specify a Name for the Preset Broadcast Station (Preset Name)60
- Cancelling Preset Skip61
- Skipping Preset Broadcast Stations (Preset Skip)61
Listening to Internet Radio62
- Listening to Internet Radio63
- Playing the Last Played Internet Radio Station64
- Vtuner65
- Using Vtuner to Add Internet Radio Stations to Favorites65
- Playing Back Files Stored on a PC and NAS66
- Applying Media Sharing Settings67
Playing Back Files Stored on a PC and NAS68
Listening to Last.fm70
- Listening to Last.fm71
- Viewing Photographs on the Flickr Site75
  - Viewing Photographs Shared by Particular Users76
  - Viewing All Photographs on Flickr78
- Listening to Spotify79
Adding to the FAVORITE STATION Button83
Playing Back Content Added to the FAVORITE STATION Button84
Airplay Function85
- Playing Songs from Your Iphone, Ipod Touch or Ipad85
- Playing Itunes Music with this Unit86
- Selecting Multiple Speakers (Devices)86
- Remote Control Unit of this Unit87
Convenience Functions88
- Front Panel Display Rear Panel88
- Performing Random Playback89
- Performing Repeat Playback89
- Playing Back Content Added in "Save to Favorite90
- Registering to Favorites90
- Deleting Content Added to Favorites91
- Searching Content with Keywords (Text Search)91
- Setting the Slideshow Interval (Slideshow Time)93
Selecting a Sound Mode94
- Selecting a Sound Mode95
- Direct Playback96
- Pure Direct Playback96
- Auto Surround Playback97
- Sound Mode101
HDMI Control Function104
Setting Procedure104
Sleep Timer Function105
- Using the Sleep Timer105
- Web Control106
Dual Backup Memory Function108
- Recalling Remembered Details (Recovery)108
- Remembering Set Details (Backup)108
- Disabling All Button Operations Except VOLUME109
- Disabling All Key Button Operations109
Panel Lock Function109
- Canceling the Panel Lock Function110
- Disabling the Sensor Function of the Remote Control Unit111
- Enabling the Remote Sensor Function111
Remote Lock Function111
Settings111
Menu Map112
Menu Operation118
Inputting Characters119
Keyboard Screen119
Audio120
- Dialog Level120
- Subwoofer Level120
- Surr.parameter121
- Center Image122
- Tone123
- Audio Delay124
- M-Dax124
- Volume124
- Audyssey125
- Manual EQ127
- HDMI Setup129
Video129
- On Screen Disp130
- TV Format131
- Input Assign132
Inputs132
- Hide Sources134
- Source Level134
- Source Rename134
- Input Select135
- Audyssey ® Setup136
Speakers136
- Procedure for Speaker Settings (Audyssey ® Setup)138
- Error Messages143
- Retrieving Audyssey ® Setup Settings144
Manual Setup145
- Speaker Config145
- Distances146
- Levels146
- Crossovers147
- Bass148
- Friendly Name149
- Information149
- IP Control149
Network149
Settings150
- Diagnostics151
- Front Panel Display Rear Panel152
- Maintenance Mode152
- Auto Standby153
- Front Display153
General153
- Language153
- Information154
- Usage Data155
- Firmware156
- Setup Lock158
- Contents159
Resetting Factory Settings174
- About HDMI175
Playing Back USB Memory Devices178
Playing Back Files Stored on PC or NAS179
Last Function Memory180
Personal Memory Plus Function180
Playing Back Internet Radio180
Sound Modes and Channel Output181
Sound Modes and Surround Parameters182
Front Panel Display Rear Panel184
Types of Input Signals, and Corresponding Sound Modes185
Explanation of Terms187
- Windows Media DRM191
- Windows Media Player191
- Wma191
Trademark Information192
Specifications194
- Tuner Section195
- Index196
- Playback Settings197
License199

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