Onkyo TX-930 - Audio Component and Speaker Wiring

FM Antenna Connections
Use the T-shaped antenna if you live in an area where signal strength
of FM broadcasts is high. Connect the antenna to the FM 75 ohms
terminals and piace the antenna on a wall or other surface in the
position in which reception is best. If signal strength is low in your area,
use a multi-element FM outdoor antenna. Consult your Onkyo autho-
rized service center about the right type of antenna for your area.
Do not connect both the indoor T-shaped antenna and an
outdoor FM antenna. If you decide to install an outdoor antenna,
be sure to disconnect the indoor T-shaped antenna.
Do not use the same antenna for both FM and TV reception
since the FM and TV signals can interfere with each other. If
you must use a common FM/TV antenna, use a directional
| linkage type splitter.
NOTES:
| 1.
Directional linkage
type splitter
To receiver To TV (or VCR}
AM Antenna Connections
An AM loop antenna is included in the installation instructions bag.
Take out the connection line and connect it to the AM antenna
terminals. This loop antenna can be placed on top of any stable
surface or attached to a wall. Try several positions to determine which
gives the best reception. Be sure the antenna is not near a speaker,
power cord, television set, VCR, or motorized appliances. When using
an external AM antenna. do not remove the loop antenna; connect
both antennas to the AM antenna terminals.
NOTE: a
AM reception is easily affected by television sets and VCRs.
Therefore, AM reception may be poor if this unit is placed too close
toa TV ora VCR.
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| AM loop antenna assembly
Connect to the AM
antenna terminals. 1
@ ® /
Remove the vinyl tie and
take
out
the
connection
|
Bend
in
the
reverse
line.
direction.
a. With the antenna cn
top of any stable surface
Mount
b. With the antenna
attached to a wail
installation hote
Mount on a wall, etc.
Turntable Connections (PHONO)
Connect the output leads of the turntable to the PHONO jacks.
Be sure to connect the ground (earth) lead wire from the turntable to
the ground terminal (GND). Lack of proper ground connection will
cause hum. Turntables not provided with GND wires do not need to be
connected.
1. Place the turntable on a firm shelf or deck free from vibrations
(especially those generated by the speaker system). If the turntable
is permitted to pick up such unwanted vibrations, not only with the
performance of the unit drop, but distortion in the bass frequencies
and howling in the speakers may also occur.
Check the turntable instruction manual for any other precautions.
The loud noises that occur when connecting and disconnecting the
turntable leads, replacing the cartridge or lowering the tonearm
could
damage
the
speakers.
Always
turn
the
power
switch
off
before making connections.
Compact Disc Player or Other Component Connections (CD)
Connect the output leads of the CD player or an additional audio
component to the CD jacks. An Onkyo CD player with remote control
that has the (RI mark can be operated by the TX-930/910. (Please
refer to “Connections for Remote Control” on page 6.) For more details,
refer to your CD player instruction manual.