Onkyo TX-SV636 - Regarding the Batteries; Using the Remote Controller; Connections for Remote Control

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Contents1
Features2
Important Safeguards3
Example of Antenna Grounding as Per National Electrical Code3
Precautions4
Supplied Accessories4
Setting the Voltage Selector and Tuning Step Frequency (Worldwide Models Only)4
Explanation5
Surround System5
DSP (Digital Signal Processor)5
Multiple Room Remote System5
Placing the Speakers for Surround Effects6
Placing the Center Speaker(S)6
Placing the Rear Speakers6
Placing a Subwoofer Speaker6
Control Positions and Names7
Front Panel7
Display7
Remote Controller8
Regarding the Batteries10
Using the Remote Controller10
Connections for Remote Control10
Audio Equipment Connections11
AC Outlets Connections11
Video Equipment Connections12
Video-4/Camcorder12
IPM (Intelligent Power Management) System13
Optional Power Amplifier Connections14
Making Speakers Connections15
Connecting the Speaker Cables15
Connecting the Front, Rear and Remote Speakers15
Connecting the Center Speaker(S)15
Making Antenna Connections16
Connecting the Antenna Cable to the 75/300 Ohm Antenna Adaptor (Worldwide Models)16
Directional Linkage16
Connecting the Antenna Cable16
Connecting the T-Shaped FM Antenna17
Connecting an FM Outdoor Antenna17
Connecting the am Loop Antenna17
Connecting an am Outdoor Antenna17
Connection for Multiple-Room Remote Control18
Operating Components Onkyo's RI Mark from the Sub-Room18
Using a Remote Controller to Operate Components Not Displaying Onkyo's RI Mark from the Sub-Room18
Connection Diagram18
Using the On-Screen Display Function20
Switching between the NTSC and PAL Systems20
Immediate On-Screen Display20
Menu On-Screen20
The Screen Change21
Screen Setup Menu21
Basic Operation21
Basic Operations22
Connecting the Power22
Listening to Your Favorite Source22
Power Button and Stand-By/Received Indicator23
Speakers Selector23
Adjusting the Tone23
Using Headphones23
Receiving Stations24
Manual Tuning24
Direct Tuning24
Listening to a Stereo Radio Stations (FM Mode)24
Using Preset Stations25
Programming Radio Stations25
Recalling Preset Stations25
On-Screen26
Cancelling Preset Stations26
Receiving RDS (European Models Only)27
What Is RDS?27
PTY Classifications in Europe27
Searching for a Station Which Broadcasts Your Favorite Category (PTY Scan)28
Receiving RDS Traffic Information28
Displaying Radio Text (RT)28
Entering New Characters29
Changing Existing Characters29
Cleaning All of the Characters Stored in Memory29
Recording an Audio Source30
Recording and Dubbing to a Tape Deck Connected to Tape-130
Recording and Dubbing to a Tape Deck Connected to Tape-231
Using the Graphic Equalizer31
VCR Recording31
Recording to Video-2 and Video-331
Recording a Source Different from the One Being Played32
Playback and Recording of TV Picture and Fm/Cable TV Sound32
Mixing Video and Audio for VCR Recording32
Basic Operation of Surround Play33
Operating Surround33
Use of Surround Mode34
Parameter Selector34
Setting the Surround Parameters Using on Screen35
Setting the Surround Parameters36
Setting the Theater Surround Parameters37
Setting the Hall, Live and Arena Surround Parameters37
Center Mode37
Adjusting the Rear and Center Level Using the Test Tone Function38
Use Remote Controller38
Main Unit (Adjust the Center and Rear Level)38
Delay Time39
Initialization39
Theater Size, Hall Size40
Surround Speakers40
Effect Level, Reverb Level and Reverb Time41
Hall Shape41
Listening to Devices Connected to the TX-SV636 in Another Room42
MR off Button and Indicator43
If You Cannot Operate this Unit Using the Remote Controller in Another Room, Do the Following43
Troubleshooting Guide44
Problem with the RC-P101S/P201S Remote Controller45
Specifications46

Onkyo TX-SV636 - Regarding the Batteries; Using the Remote Controller; Connections for Remote Control

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