Onkyo TX-SV424 - Control Panel Overview; Front Panel Controls Identification; Display Indicators Explained

Control positions and names
For more imformation about buttons or
knobs, turn to page number listed in the [ ].
1. STAND-BY/RECEIVED 6. MEMORY
2. POWER 7. FM MUTE/MODE
3. SURROUND MODE 8.
1. Stand-by/Received indicator [14]
: 9. GROUP
aac aaitas : | 2. Power button [14]
5. DELAY TIME 10. 1~9, 0/10 § 3. Surround Mode button [19, 20]
11.PRESETSCAN § 4. Center Mode button [19, 20]
12. MASTER [ 5: Delay Time button [19, 20]
VOLUME 6. Memory button [17]
7. FM Mute/Mode button [16, 17]
8. Remote control sensor [6, 11]
9. Group button [17]
10. Number buttons [16, 17]
11. Preset Scan button [17]
12. Master Volume control knob and
indicator [14, 20]
13. Balance control knob [14]
14. Treble control knob [14]
15. Bass control knob [14]
18. DIRECT TUNING 13. BALANCE
16. Selective Tone control button [14]
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17.
Tuning
Up/Down
buttons
[16]
20.
SPEAKERS
A,
B
15.
BASS
|
18.
Direct
Tuning
button
[16]
21.
PHONES
16.
SELECTIVE
TONE
19.
Input
selector
buttons
[14,
16,
21,
22]
20. Speaker selector buttons [14]
21. Headphone jack [15]
17. ¢ DOWN TUNING UP >
If there is a protective film on the surface
of the display, which is making it difficult
to read the display, remove it.
a. Surround Mode indicators
b. Speaker selector indicators
c. Audio Mute indicator
d. Tape-2 Monitor indicator
e. Selective Tone indicator
Ra MUTE [ESMONITOR) VIDEO [TZ] On OFF steno CMEMORY ABC | f. Video input selector indicators
Re een een ene benshe z, FM Mute On/Off indicator
h. FM Stereo indicator
i. Tuned indicators
j. Memory indicator
k. Sleep indicator
1. Group indicators
m. Multi function display
(Preset station/Sleep time/
Center & rear volume level/
Delay time)
n. Multi function display
(Frequency/Input selector)