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General| Video Upconversion | Yes |
|---|---|
| HDMI Inputs | 4 |
| HDMI Outputs | 1 |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz-20kHz |
| Input Impedance | 47 kohms |
Covers essential operating, cleaning, placement, and electrical safety guidelines for the product.
Overview of the T 175's technical sophistication, sound quality, and design philosophy.
Guidance on unboxing, choosing a location, and initial setup procedures for the T 175.
Instructions for typical setup configurations and default settings of the T 175.
Detailed explanation of buttons, display, and connectors on the T 175's front panel.
Detailed explanation of ports and connectors on the T 175's rear panel.
Navigating and using the T 175's main on-screen display menu for core functions.
Explains various audio listening modes and their settings for optimal playback.
Configuration of digital signal processing options including lip sync and Audyssey settings.
Explanation of dynamic sound adjustment features for improved listening at all volume levels.
Adjusting bass, treble, and dialog levels for enhanced speech intelligibility and audio balance.
Adjusting video display settings like aspect ratio, edge enhancement, and noise reduction.
Managing multi-zone audio and video output for simultaneous playback in different areas.
Overview of system configuration options for customizing the T 175's operation.
Configuring audio and video inputs for each source, including naming and enabling.
Adjusting source volume levels and selecting digital audio inputs for optimal performance.
Managing analog-to-digital video conversion for simplified connection and enhanced picture quality.
Storing custom settings and configuring trigger outputs for system integration.
Configuring iPod connectivity, playback options, and naming.
Guidelines for speaker configuration, levels, distance, and automated Audyssey calibration.
Automated speaker setup and room correction process using a microphone.
Choosing between NAD EQ, Audyssey EQ, or Flat EQ for room correction response.
Defining speaker sizes, bass management, and setting individual speaker volume levels.
Setting speaker delay for imaging and adjusting master and zone volume levels.
Quick adjustment of center, surround, and subwoofer levels without entering menus.
Configuring multi-zone playback modes, volume, and source assignments.
Configuring +12V trigger outputs and inputs for system control and automation.
Configuring Dolby, DTS, and other audio processing modes based on source content.
Explanation of various Dolby and DTS audio technologies supported by the T 175.
Adjusting Dolby Digital dynamic range and Pro Logic IIx music settings.
Adjusting DTS Digital Surround dynamic range and DTS Neo:6 music settings.
Descriptions of DTS-HD Master Audio and DTS-ES Extended Surround formats.
Configuring the Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD) and On-Screen Display (OSD) appearance.
Creating, saving, and recalling custom A/V presets for different listening scenarios.
Step-by-step examples for setting up custom A/V presets for different scenarios.
Associating A/V presets with specific sources and recalling presets via remote.
Operating the built-in AM, FM, DAB, XM tuner, and iPod player.
Instructions for tuning stations, assembling antennas, and setting user names.
Selecting tuner modes and tuning XM radio channels.
Connecting the XM antenna and tuning channels for XM radio reception.
Connecting the DAB module and operating DAB digital radio broadcasts.
Scanning for available DAB stations and understanding the scanning process.
Sorting DAB stations and adjusting Dynamic Range Control for consistent audio levels.
Manually tuning DAB channels and deleting inactive stations from the service list.
Resetting the DAB module and displaying various DAB broadcast information.
Connecting and controlling your iPod player using the T 175 and remote.
Explanation of iPod playback controls, shuffle, repeat, and audiobook speed settings.
Using the NAD IPD 2 remote and viewing iPod media on the TV.
Overview and operation of the HTRC 1 remote for controlling the T 175 and other components.
Key features including device selection, macro programming, and learning capabilities.
Navigating remote controls, using macro keys, and accessing the remote's setup menu.
Checking remote battery status and adjusting backlight sensitivity and timeout.
Loading device codes and teaching new commands to the HTRC 1 remote.
Assigning function keys from one device page to another for simplified control.
Copying commands between keys and punching through macro commands.
Deleting functions, renaming keys, and recording macro commands on the remote.
Executing macros, connecting the remote to a PC via USB, and resetting the remote.
Installing batteries, setting the sleep timer, and basic remote operation.
Operating the T 175 from additional rooms using the ZR 4 zone remote control.
Solutions for common problems such as no sound, no video, or remote unresponsiveness.
Detailed technical specifications for the T 175's preamplifier and tuner sections.
Physical dimensions and weight details for the T 175 unit.
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