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Brand | Pioneer |
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Model | vsx-9900s |
Category | Stereo Receiver |
Language | English |
Essential warnings regarding appliance safety, fire, and shock hazards.
Important notes for U.S. and Canadian models, including serial number and plug safety.
Guidelines for safe appliance operation, covering installation, ventilation, and power sources.
Instructions for safe installation, ventilation, and proper grounding of outdoor antennas.
Adjusting voltage selectors and channel step/de-emphasis for optimal performance.
Highlights key features like Dolby Pro Logic, SFC, Multi-Room, Enhancer, and Auto Source Control.
Visual representation of internal signal paths for audio and video components.
Lists essential accessories provided with the unit, such as antennas and remote control.
Details on SFC modes like Jazz, Dance, Church, Hall, Theater, and Dolby Pro Logic.
Instructions for connecting AM/FM antennas and the power cord correctly.
Guidance on connecting and using S-Video connectors for enhanced video quality.
Diagrams for connecting turntables, cassette decks, and CD players to the receiver.
Diagrams for connecting a VCR to the unit, including S-video connections.
Diagrams for connecting LD players and TV tuners to the unit.
Illustrates connections for an additional cassette deck and a graphic equalizer.
Diagrams for connecting a second VCR, LD player, or other video equipment.
Wiring configurations for using separate power amplifiers or preamplifiers for front channels.
Wiring for using external amplifiers for rear and center speaker channels.
Guidance on connecting speakers and setting impedance selectors for optimal sound.
Diagrams for setting up audio and video components in the main room for multi-room operation.
Instructions for connecting the MR-100 unit and speakers for operation in a sub room.
Illustrates a multi-amplifier system setup for enhanced audio performance.
Detailed description of front panel buttons, switches, and indicators for basic operation.
Further details on front panel buttons for tuning, input selection, and special functions.
Explanation of remaining front panel controls like REC Selector, Tone, and Reset.
Explanation of all indicators and information shown on the unit's display screen.
Details on antenna terminals, tape jacks, VCR jacks, and video connectors.
Descriptions of amplifier jacks, speaker terminals, input/output jacks, and control connections.
Information on speaker terminals, AC outlets, and power cord connection.
Guides on manual, auto, and direct access tuning for FM/AM radio reception.
Procedures for presetting stations and organizing them by genre.
Using scan functions to review memorized or consecutive broadcast stations.
How to assign custom call letters to memorized radio stations.
Steps to revert the display back to the standard tuner frequency.
Explanation of HITS for automatic station finding during tuning and memory operations.
Basic steps for playing back and recording audio sources.
How to select audio sources and operate playback for various components.
Detailed steps for recording audio from different sources onto tape decks.
How to select video sources and play back video content.
Instructions for recording video signals and copying tapes.
Guides for setting up Dolby Pro Logic and Dolby 3CH Logic surround modes.
Procedures for adjusting speaker levels, balance, and surround delay time.
Adjusting the effect level for SFC surround modes like Jazz, Dance, and Theater.
How to adjust bass and treble levels for desired sound quality.
Storing and recalling custom tone settings for different listening preferences.
Adjusting picture quality with the video enhancer and using the split screen feature.
Storing and recalling custom video enhancer settings for quick access.
How to independently control video and audio sources during playback and recording.
Memorizing and recalling receiver settings for automatic component control.
Steps to recall previously memorized settings using AUTO SOURCE CONTROL buttons.
How to operate the receiver and components from a separate room using the MR-100.
Configuring the sub room's audio and video source independently.
Important notes and limitations regarding multi-room and source control.
Instructions for installing batteries and understanding the remote control's effective range.
A guide to the different sections and functions of the remote control buttons.
Detailed explanation of buttons for power, input selection, surround modes, and volume control.
How to use the remote to operate VCRs, TVs, CD players, and other components.
Specific remote control commands for operating a VCR 1 unit.
Remote commands for controlling LaserDisc players.
Remote commands for controlling television sets.
Remote commands for operating CD players.
Remote commands for tuning radio stations and managing presets.
Remote commands for operating cassette decks.
Remote commands for operating digital audio tape decks.
Using the MODE CHECK button to cycle through control modes.
Procedure for teaching the remote to recognize signals from other devices.
Understanding how many commands can be learned and potential programming issues.
Using preset modes to assign common commands to buttons.
Programming sequences of commands into the MULTI COMMAND button.
Resetting the remote control to factory defaults or specific control modes.
Table of preset codes for various manufacturers' equipment.
Guidance on installing outdoor FM antennas and proper grounding techniques.
Instructions for improving AM reception using indoor or outdoor antennas.
Diagnosing and resolving common problems like no power, no sound, or incorrect operation.
Resolving problems with video display, copying, remote control, and multi-room sound.
Detailed electrical and performance specifications for amplifier and video sections.
Performance specifications for FM/AM tuners and surround sound processing.
Details on power requirements, consumption, dimensions, and furnished parts.