Onkyo TX-8210 - µPC1346 CS (RDS Decoder) Diagram

Basic operations
Before plugging in the unit. confirm that all
connections have been made properly.
1. Insert the AC power supply cord into
the wall outlet.
2. Press the POWER switch.
The STAND-BY/RECEIVED indica-
tor lights up.
3. Press the STAND-BY/ON button.
Alternatively, press the POWER button
on the remote control. The display
lights up.
Select the speakers.
Select and press the button for the
speakers that you want to listen to
(SPEAKERS A and/or SPEAKERS B).
You will hear from the speakers any
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sound
going
through
this
unit.
If
both
SPEAKERS {A and B) are set to OFF,
no sound will come from the speakers.
San By . Select the source you wish to listen to
using the input selector (e.g.
PHONO).
Confirm that the TAPE-2 MONITOR
indicator ts off when a source other than
the TAPE-2) MONITOR has been
selected.
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Also
check
the
audio
muting
is
off.
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Start
play
the
selected
input
source.
Follow
the
operating
instructions
for
that
unit.
If FM or AM is selected. please refer to
the section “Receiving stations”.
Adjust the level.
Turn the VOLUME knob clockwise or
press the UP button on the remote con-
trol to increase the volume level. Turn
counterclockwise or press the DOWN
button on the remote control to decrease
5 the volume level.
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Adjust
to
your
desired
tone.
BASS: Turn right to boost or left to
= attenuate the bass.
TREBLE: Turn right to boost or left to
attenuate the treble.
LOUDNESS: By pressing the LOUD-
NESS button, both treble and bass are
reinforced even when the volume is
turned down iow. Use this button
according to the music source, the lis-
tening area and the listening level.
The BALANCE knob is used to con-
trol the relative volume level of the
left and right speaker systems or
headphones.
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TREBLE
When a compact disc player, and tape deck
with the FRI mark are connected together,
you can use the direct function feature.
Simply by directly operating the desired
component (compact disc player or tape
deck), this unit's Input Selector automati-
cally switches to that component.
It is not necessary to switch this unit's
Input Selector when changing listening
sources.
BALANCE