Onkyo TX-SV727 - SERVICE PROCEDURES; Replacing the fuses; Safety-check out; Change of voltage

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Contents1
Features2
For USA Model2
For Canadial Model2
For European Model2
Important Safeguards3
Example of Antenna Grounding Diagram3
Precautions4
Supplied Accessories4
Attention for British Model4
Surround System5
DSP (Digital Signal Processor)5
Multiple Room Remote System5
Wall Reflections Diagram5
Before Using this Unit6
Setting the Voltage Selector6
Setting the Tuning Step Frequency6
Using the Remote Control. Regarding the Battery6
Pacing the Speakers for Surround Effect7
Placing the Front Speakers7
Placing the Center Speakers7
Placing the Rear Speaker(C)/Placing a Subwoofer Speaker7
Control Positions and Names8
Front Panel View and Description8
Display View and Description8
Remote Control View and Description9
Making System Connections10
Connecting a CD Player and a Turntable (PHONO)10
Connecting a Tape Deck (TAPE-1, TAPE-2)10
Connecting a Video Disc Player or Video Cassette Player (VIDEO-1, VIDEO-4)10
Connecting a Video Cassette Recorder (VIDEO-2 And/Or VIDEO-3)11
Amplifier Connections11
AC Outlets11
Connecting a Monitor (MONITOR OUT)12
IPM (Intelligent Power Management System)12
Connections for Remote Control12
Connecting the Speaker Cables13
Connecting the Front, Rear and Remote Speakers13
Connecting the Center Speaker(S)13
Making Speakers Connections13
Antenna Connections14
Connecting the T-Shaped Antenna or 300 Ohm Ribbon Wire to the 75/300 Ohm Adaptor14
Connecting the Coaxial Cable to the 75/300 Ohm Adaptor14
Directional Linkage/Assembling the am Loop Antenna/Connecting the Antenna Cable14
Connecting the T-Shaped FM Antenna15
Connectng an FM Outdoor Antenna15
Connecting an am Outdoor Antenna15
Connection for Multiple Room Remote Control16
Xantech Corporation Multi Room System16
Onkyo Multi Room System17
Note on Multiple Room Cables17
Learning Remote Control Codes Using the 10 Programmable Buttons18
Universal Programmable Remote Control RC-288M18
Displays and Switches18
The Display Indicator/The Programmable Buttons18
Learning New Controller Codes19
Operating the Remote Control19
Changing Commands19
How to Reset the RC-288M (Clearing All Memorized Command)19
Using the On-Screen Display Function20
Switching between the NTSC and PAL Systems20
On-Screen Display20
Using the Menu Screen20
The Screen Changes as Follows21
Screen Setup Menu21
Basic Operation21
Listening to Your Favourite Source22
Explanation of the Buttons23
Using the Tuner24
Tuning the Radio (Manual Tuning and Direct Tuning)24
Listening to a Stereo Radio Stations (FM Only)24
Using Preset Stations25
Selecting Preset Stations25
Cancelling Preset Stations25
Receiving RDS (TX-SV727R Only)26
What Is RDS26
PTY Classifications in Europe26
How to Search for a Station Which Broadcasts Your Favorite Category (PTY Scan)27
Receiving RDS Traffic Information27
Displaying Radio Text (RT)27
Entering Station Names (TX-SV727R Only)28
Entering New Characters28
Clearing All of the Characters Stored in Memory28
Changing Existing Characters28
Recording a Source29
Recording an Audio Source29
Recording and Dubbing to a Tape Deck Connected to TAPE-129
Recording and Dubbing to a Tape Deck Connected to TAPE-230
Using the Graphic Equalizer30
Recording to VIDEO-2 and VIDEO-331
Playback and Recording of TV Picture and Fm/Cable TV Sound31
Basic Operation of Surround Play32
Mixing Video and Audio for VCR Recording32
Operating Surround32
Use of Surround Mode33
The Parameter Selector33
Setting the Surround Parameters Using on Screen34
Setting the Surround Parameters35
Setting the Dolby Pro Logic Surround Parameters35
Setting the Theater Surround Parameters36
Setting the Hall, Live and Arena Surround Parameters36
Explanation 1: Center Mode36
Explanation 2: Adjusting the Rear and Center Level Using the Test Tone Function37
Explanation 3: Delay Time38
Explanation 4: Initialization38
Explanation 5: Theater Size, Hall Size38
Explanation 6: Surround Speakers39
Explanation 7: Effect Level, Reverb Level and Reverb Time39
Explanation 8: Hall Shape40
Listening to Devices Connected to the TX-SV727/R in Another Room40
Trouble Shooting Guide42
Specifications44

Onkyo TX-SV727 - SERVICE PROCEDURES; Replacing the fuses; Safety-check out; Change of voltage

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