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If other products are responding to the Panasonic Receiver's remote control, change the unit’s remote control mode to “REM2”.
What to do if Panasonic SA-XR55 shows 'OVERLOAD' and turns off?
If your Panasonic Receiver stops playing sound, the display shows “OVERLOAD” briefly, and the unit turns off, it could be due to: * Shorting of positive and negative speaker wires. * Using speakers with an impedance lower than rated for the unit. * Speakers straining due to excessive volume or power. * The unit overheating due to poor ventilation. Determine and correct the cause, then turn the unit on.
What to do if Panasonic SA-XR55 Receiver displays “OVERLOAD” and turns off?
If the sound stops, “OVERLOAD” appears on the display, and the Panasonic Receiver turns off, it could be due to: * Shorting of positive and negative speaker wires. * Using speakers with an impedance lower than rated for the unit. * Straining the speakers through excessive volume or power. * Using the unit in a hot environment without proper ventilation. Determine and correct the cause, then turn the unit on.
How to fix no sound or distorted sound on Panasonic SA-XR55 Receiver?
If you are experiencing no sound or distorted sound with your Panasonic Receiver, here are a few things to try: * Ensure the volume is turned up. * Check the connections to your speakers and other equipment. * Make sure the speakers are turned on. * Select the correct source. * Adjust the D-INPUT setting to match your connection type. * Verify that the digital signals can be decoded by the unit. * Confirm that muting is off. * Disable PCM FIX. * Note that recording of some DVD-Audio may be restricted due to copyright protection.
How to troubleshoot no power on Panasonic SA-XR55?
If your Panasonic Receiver has no power, ensure the AC power supply cord is properly connected.
Why does my Panasonic Receiver have radio noise and interference?
If you're having trouble tuning into radio stations or experiencing excessive noise with your Panasonic Receiver, try the following: * Connect the appropriate antenna; you might need an outdoor antenna or one with more elements. * Adjust the position of the FM or AM antenna. * Reduce the treble. * Turn off nearby televisions, video decks, DVD players, and satellite receivers. * Separate the antenna from other cables, cords, and appliances.
How to improve radio reception on Panasonic Receiver?
If you are experiencing difficulty tuning into radio stations or encountering excessive noise and interference with your Panasonic Receiver, try these steps: connect the appropriate antenna, adjust the position of the FM or AM antenna, reduce the treble, turn off nearby electronic devices such as televisions, video decks, DVD players, and satellite receivers, and ensure the antenna is separated from other cables, cords, and appliances.
Why is sound distorted when using SFC on Panasonic SA-XR55 Receiver?
If the sound is distorted when using the Sound Field Control (SFC) on your Panasonic Receiver, it may be due to the input source. Try decreasing the SFC speaker level or effect.
Why can't I use Dolby Pro Logic on my Panasonic SA-XR55?
If you cannot use Dolby Pro Logic, DTS NEO:6, or SFC on your Panasonic Receiver: * Turn DVD ANALOG 6CH off. * Note that Dolby Pro Logic, DTS NEO:6, or SFC cannot be used when the input is PCM with sampling frequencies of 192 or 176.4 (COAXIAL1).
How to enable DTS audio output on Panasonic SA-XR55 Receiver?
If there is no DTS audio output from your Panasonic Receiver, ensure that you set the DTS Digital Audio Output setting on the DVD player or DVD recorder to “Bitstream”.
General| Audio system | 7.1 |
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| Channels quantity | 7 channels |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 430 x 394 x 107.5 mm |
| Output power description | 80 / 100W |
| Line-in | Yes |
| Impedance | 6 Ω |
| Frequency range | 4 - 88000 Hz |
| Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) | 0.9 % |
| I/O ports | - Component Video 3-in, 1-out - S-Video 3-in, 1-out - Video 5-in, 2-out - Digital In 4 (2-optical, 2-coaxial) - 6-ch Discrete In - Audio 7-in, 2-out - Subwoofer Out |
| Connectivity technology | Wired |
| AM band range | 522 - 1611 kHz |
| FM band range | 87.5 - 108 MHz |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 4500 g |
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Comprehensive safety guidelines for operating the AV receiver and preventing hazards.
Guides on setting up surround sound, listening cautions, and identifying supplied accessories.
Details how to connect FM and AM antennas for optimal radio reception.
Explains how to use the remote control, including battery installation and aiming.
Describes fundamental audio and video connections for TV and DVD players.
Explains component, S-Video, and analog 6CH connections for enhanced audio/video.
Guides on positioning speakers, different speaker setups, and connecting speaker cables.
Details bi-wiring, using speaker terminal B, and connecting the AC power cord.
Explains how to connect DVD recorders, VCRs, CD players, tape decks, and game players.
Guides on changing fundamental settings like speaker setup, bi-wiring, and surround back options using the MULTI CONTROL.
Explains how to test speaker output, adjust levels, and configure digital input terminals and signal modes.
Covers adjustments for tone, balance, display, dual program output, compression, sleep timer, reset, and A/D attenuator.
Details advanced settings for speaker distance, bass filter frequency, and bi-wire speaker balancing.
Explains changing remote modes and lists default factory settings for various functions.
Details how to turn on the unit, select speakers, input sources, and adjust volume for playback.
Covers specific playback scenarios like DVD-Audio, using Speaker B, DUAL AMP, BI-AMP, and basic surround effects.
Explains the buttons on the front panel and the meaning of various display indicators.
Describes remote control functions and conditions where surround effects cannot be used.
Explains how to fine-tune surround effects, sound fields, and speaker levels.
Details subwoofer level adjustment, muting, re-master function, dimmer, and recording procedures.
Explains manual tuning, auto/manual station presetting, and reducing radio noise.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the AV receiver's various sections.
Details U.S. warranty terms, customer service contacts, and accessory purchase information.
Outlines Canadian warranty terms and provides product maintenance guidelines.
Provides a checklist of common issues and their remedies for no power, no sound, or distorted sound.
Addresses troubleshooting for specific error codes (F76, F70, U12) and display issues.
Offers solutions for issues related to surround effects and radio reception problems.
