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General| Input Sensitivity | 200 mV |
|---|---|
| Tuner Bands | AM/FM |
| Input Impedance | 47 kOhm |
| Output Impedance / Channel | 8 Ohm |
| Frequency Response | 20 - 20000 Hz |
| Speaker Impedance | 4-8 Ohm |
Explains safety symbols used in the manual and on the appliance for user awareness.
Important safety guidelines to follow before operating the unit for safe and reliable use.
Guidelines for safely setting up the unit, covering placement, ventilation, and environmental factors.
Instructions for cleaning the unit, emphasizing adherence to recommended procedures.
Conditions under which the unit should be serviced by a qualified technician.
Lists the items included with the T 763 receiver package.
Advice on keeping the original packaging for future transport or storage needs.
Recommendations for selecting an optimal and safe placement for the receiver.
Instructions for assembling and connecting the AM loop antenna for proper reception.
Details NAD's proprietary surround sound technologies and digital audio processing.
Highlights the user-friendly design and operation of the T 763 receiver.
Explains system integration options via DC trigger outputs, inputs, and IR communications.
Describes the receiver's capability for multi-room audio and video distribution.
Covers the RS-232 interface for advanced PC-based remote control and system configuration.
Explains how the T 763 supports system growth with external amplifiers and flexible connections.
Introduces the NAD HTR 2 remote control and its capabilities for operating the T 763 and other components.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting a DVD player and experiencing initial playback.
Explains how to turn the receiver on and off using the standby switch.
Describes the indicator light for standby mode, power status, and protection mode.
Function for toggling between AM and FM radio bands.
Controls FM muting and station reception modes for clearer listening.
Shows channel mode, RDS data, and station names on the VFL display.
Used to store tuned radio stations into preset memory locations.
Steps up or down between stored radio presets for easy recall.
Searches for FM or AM frequencies, stopping at strong signals.
Provides visual information on the T 763's modes and settings for main and zone locations.
Controls master volume and adjusts individual channel levels and parameters.
Selects video inputs along with assigned audio and digital inputs.
Selects analog audio inputs independently of video inputs.
Engages the tape monitor loop for listening to signals from TAPE MONITOR IN jacks.
Selects digital audio inputs independently of video inputs for various sources.
Allows listening to components connected to the 7.1 CH. INPUT jacks.
Selects the T 763's listening modes, depending on the input signal format.
Adjusts relative levels of center, surround, and subwoofer channels.
Adjusts treble and bass levels for the front channels.
Disables or re-enables the tone controls for comparison.
Selects between main and auxiliary speaker sets for listening.
Convenience jacks for occasional sources like camcorders or portable players.
Connects stereo headphones for private listening.
General advice regarding safe connections to the receiver.
Instructions for connecting FM and AM antennas for optimal radio reception.
Details pre-amplifier outputs and subwoofer connections for system expansion.
Explains the Soft Clipping feature for limiting distortion and enhancing sound quality.
Information on connecting video monitors using S-Video and composite outputs.
Describes the multi-source output for connecting to other audio zones.
Connects analog stereo audio from a CD player or similar source.
Mini-jacks for remote control code transmission, used with multi-room systems.
Details 12V trigger outputs/inputs for automating component control.
Connects high-definition component video sources and outputs video to monitors.
Connects digital audio sources via optical and coaxial inputs.
Outputs digital audio signals to recording devices or other components.
Connects to a PC for remote control and system configuration via serial cable.
Controls the unit's power state, including standby and full off modes.
Provides switched power to accessories connected to the unit.
Connection point for the AC power cord.
Connects main and auxiliary speaker sets, with details on wiring and impedance.
Principal input jacks for various video and audio sources.
Connects to audio recording devices for tape monitoring and output.
Input for a second CD player or analog audio source.
Connects analog audio outputs from multichannel source components.
Initial steps and considerations before connecting and setting up the receiver.
Troubleshooting tips to prevent and resolve hum and noise issues in the audio system.
Instructions on how to display the T 763's main setup menu on the video monitor/TV.
Guide to using the HTR 2 remote to navigate OSD menus and modify settings.
Details on configuring the receiver's nine input options, assigning audio and digital sources.
Menu for assigning analog audio and digital inputs to video input jacks.
Guide to configuring speaker settings, including size and presence for bass management.
Menu for defining speaker configuration like size, center, surround, and subwoofer presence.
Accesses special listening and system options such as DSP decoding and OSD background.
Selects and adjusts various listening modes tailored to different audio sources and preferences.
Adjusts relative loudspeaker levels for balanced surround sound presentation.
Practical guide on using a sound-pressure level meter for accurate level calibration.
Steps to adjust speaker levels using the test signal for optimal channel balance.
Sets speaker-to-listener distances for accurate delay and imaging.
Procedure for configuring speaker distance settings for optimal acoustics.
Further system tuning options including DSP decoding and OSD settings.
Configures DSP decoding for main and zone outputs, including 5.1 or 7.1 options.
Enables or sets Dolby Digital Surround EX decoding for enhanced surround sound.
Enables or sets DTS-ES Matrix decoding for expanded surround sound.
Configures OSD background appearance for viewing preference.
Explains how to customize and save settings as presets for quick recall.
Step-by-step guide for storing custom configurations into memory presets.
Instructions on how to recall previously stored presets for different listening scenarios.
How to select different audio-video inputs using the remote control and front panel.
Controls the master volume for all channels simultaneously.
Silences all audio channels completely for temporary quiet.
Information on using the T 763's built-in AM/FM tuner for radio broadcasts.
Details on connecting FM and AM antennas for optimal radio reception quality.
How to select AM or FM radio bands and tune stations.
Methods for tuning radio stations manually or via automatic search.
Steps to store favorite radio stations into memory presets.
How to recall stored radio presets using the front panel or remote.
Adjusts FM reception for clear sound by enabling or disabling muting.
Explains the Radio Data System (RDS) feature for displaying broadcaster text.
How to view station names and radio text information from RDS broadcasts.
Details on assigning custom names to radio presets for easier identification.
Step-by-step guide for naming radio presets with custom text.
Overview of DTS Digital Surround format, emphasizing sound quality and data rates.
Describes DTS-ES Expanded Surround, a multichannel format for 360° spatial sensation.
Details the DTS-ES Discrete 6.1 format with independent surround channels.
Explains the DTS-ES Matrix 6.1 format, which uses matrix encoding for surround channels.
Details DTS Neo:6 surround modes for 6.1-channel playback from 2-channel sources.
Specific DTS Neo:6 mode optimized for cinematic sound reproduction.
Specific DTS Neo:6 mode optimized for music reproduction.
Overview of Dolby Digital format, its multichannel capabilities, and sound quality.
Explains Dolby Digital EX for creating a back channel for enhanced 6.1 surround sound.
Describes Dolby Pro Logic surround format for theatre-like sound.
Details Pro Logic II surround processing for improved conventional Pro Logic.
Pro Logic II mode optimized for cinematic sound and action scenes.
Pro Logic II mode optimized for music reproduction and emphasis on musical effects.
Overview of the nine distinct listening modes available on the T 763 receiver.
Standard stereo playback mode for CDs or broadcasts without surround enhancement.
Reproduces multichannel sources in downmixed stereo mode via front channels.
Reproduces stereo or surround-encoded sources with Pro Logic processing.
Enhanced Pro Logic II surround processing for stereo or surround-encoded sources.
DTS Neo:6 surround modes for 6.1-channel playback from 2-channel sources.
NAD's proprietary surround processing for natural ambience in stereo music.
Proprietary surround processing for full channel suite, including surround back speakers.
Stereo playback using maximum speaker complement for high volume or background music.
Stereo playback via surround speakers for late-night or low-volume listening.
Explains Dolby Digital surround sound decoding for multichannel sources.
Dolby Digital EX decoding for enhanced 6.1 surround sound.
Specific mode for Dolby Digital Surround EX encoded material.
Overview of DTS digital surround sound decoding.
DTS ES Matrix decoding for expanded surround sound.
DTS ES 6.1 decoding for discrete surround channels.
Shows the channel mode of the selected input signal on the VFL display.
How to cycle through available listening modes for the current input signal.
Modifies parameters and variations for selected listening modes like PLII and Neo:6.
Details PLII Movie and PLII Music modes, with parameters like Dimension and Center Width.
Explains DTS Neo:6 Cinema and Music modes for enhanced surround sound.
Selects dynamic range for Dolby Digital soundtracks to suit listening conditions.
Table showing channel availability for different surround sound modes.
Adjusts relative levels of center, surround, and subwoofer channels instantly.
Uses remote or front panel keys to adjust channel levels for fine-tuning.
Adjusts bass and treble for the front left/right channels.
Lists the technical specifications and capabilities of the HTR 2 remote.
How to use the HTR 2 remote's device selector and function keys to control the T 763.
Instructions for teaching the HTR 2 to control other components' functions.
A practical example demonstrating how to learn a command from another remote.
Allows specific remote functions to control the T 763 across different device pages.
Copies a command from one HTR 2 key to another for customized control.
Explains the creation and use of macros to automate sequences of commands.
Step-by-step guide to recording custom macro sequences on the HTR 2.
How to play back recorded macro sequences.
Adjusts the duration the HTR 2's key illumination remains active.
Resets the HTR 2 to its factory state, deleting all learned and custom settings.
Allows deletion of learned, copied, or default library commands from HTR 2 keys.
Instructions for loading specific NAD code libraries for component control.
Method for finding compatible code-libraries when standard codes do not work.
How to check the currently loaded code-library number for a device selector.
Quick reference of HTR 2 modes and their corresponding key presses.
Details the operation and features of the ZR 2 zone remote control.
Assigns the rear-panel TRIGGER output to AV inputs for component control.
Step-by-step guide to configuring trigger output assignments via the OSD.
Troubleshooting steps for when no sound is output from any channel.
Solutions for audio issues affecting specific channels or speaker sets.
Addresses problems with sound not being output from surround or back surround channels.
Troubleshooting steps for when the subwoofer is not producing sound.
Solutions for issues where the center channel is not producing audio.
Diagnosing and resolving problems with Dolby Digital or DTS signal reception.
Steps to resolve issues where the receiver does not respond to remote commands.
Solutions for when the receiver fails to respond to any control inputs.
Technical data for the amplifier's power output, distortion, and frequency response.
Technical data for the receiver's AM/FM tuner sensitivity and performance.
Dimensions, net weight, and shipping weight of the T 763 receiver.
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