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Brand | Pioneer |
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Model | VSX-D506S |
Category | Stereo Receiver |
Language | English |
Adjusts the unit's voltage for different power sources, crucial for correct operation and safety.
Sets the FM/AM channel step for accurate tuning based on regional broadcast standards.
Covers safe handling, cleaning, placement, and general usage to prevent hazards.
Details on proper wiring, grounding, lightning protection, and avoiding electrical shock.
Guidelines for product maintenance, repairs, and operation in various environmental conditions.
Enables playback of Dolby Digital audio for enhanced movie and music theater-like sound.
Supports Dolby Pro Logic for reproducing surround effects in movies and music.
Details the amplifier's power output and 5-channel configuration for surround sound.
Using the remote to control other manufacturer's equipment and set up multi-operation.
Guides on selecting and adjusting DSP and SFC surround sound modes for immersive audio.
Covers input signal selection, setting modes, and returning to broadcast reception.
Explains the meaning of various operational marks, symbols, and icons used in the manual.
Details how button illustrations and diagrams are used to convey operational steps.
Verifying all included accessories are present before operating the unit.
Guides on loading batteries, understanding operating range, and basic remote usage.
Important precautions and warnings regarding battery installation and usage to prevent hazards.
Recommendations for proper placement, ventilation, and clearance for the main unit.
Optimal positioning guidelines for front, center, and rear speakers for best surround effects.
Advice on recommended placement for cassette decks to avoid playback interference.
Identifies and explains the function of buttons, terminals, and indicators on the receiver's front panel.
Lights indicating the currently selected input signal format (Analog, Digital, AC-3 RF).
Status lights for Dolby, Pro Logic, DSP, SFC, and other surround sound modes.
Indicators related to tuner status, broadcast reception (Tuned, Mono, Stereo), and memory functions.
Buttons for powering the receiver/TV, muting, and controlling TV functions.
Buttons for mode selection, input source, surround settings, and special operations.
Guides for connecting FM and AM antennas to ensure optimal broadcast reception.
Diagrams and instructions for connecting various audio/video sources like players, VCRs, and TVs.
Details on antenna terminals, video inputs, and audio/video output connections.
Information on connecting speaker systems (A/B) to the receiver, including impedance.
Specific input/output jacks located on the front panel, like headphone and video input.
Step-by-step guide to tuning in and listening to FM and AM radio stations.
Methods for selecting stations: step-by-step, automatic scan, and high-speed tuning.
Using the remote's keypad to directly enter frequencies for station tuning.
Procedure to cancel and re-enter a frequency if an input error occurs.
Process for storing desired radio stations into memory for quick recall.
How to select and assign station numbers within different memory classes.
Steps to select and play back previously memorized radio stations.
Information on the unit remembering the last tuned station upon power-on.
Instructions for recording audio sources onto cassette tapes or other recording devices.
Enables simultaneous recording and playback monitoring when using Tape 2.
Procedure for selecting sources and recording content to a VCR.
Controls for operating LD and DVD players, including playback and menu functions.
Instructions for controlling satellite tuners, including channel selection and program guides.
Buttons for controlling CD playback, including play, pause, stop, track selection, and disc selection.
Shared controls for operating cassette decks and VCRs, including power, pause, and rewind.
Controls for TV power, volume adjustment, input selection, and channel tuning.
Explains how the Mode Check button indicates the current remote control mode.
Using the remote to control other manufacturer's equipment and set up multi-operation.
Procedure for setting up simultaneous operation of multiple devices with the remote.
Guides on finding and inputting manufacturer codes for controlling external devices.
Instructions for selecting alternative codes if the initial manufacturer code is not effective.
Setting additional functions after the initial preset mode is configured.
Procedure to return the remote control to its normal operating mode.
Initiates the remote's learning mode to copy signals from other devices.
Steps to capture and store infrared signals for controlling other equipment.
Configuring the remote to turn multiple devices ON/OFF simultaneously with one button.
Reference table detailing which buttons activate which device functions in multi-operation.
Initiating the multi-operation sequence by selecting the desired function.
Choosing the specific devices and functions to be controlled during multi-operation.
Customizing sequences of commands for specific personal usage scenarios.
Executing pre-programmed sequences of operations for combined device control.
Procedure to shut down all connected devices in the system simultaneously.
Resets all learned or programmed remote control settings to their defaults.
Selecting different surround sound modes like Hall, Jazz, Dance, or Theater.
Activating Dolby Surround mode for enhanced audio processing (VSX-D606S).
Activating Dolby Pro Logic mode for surround sound processing (VSX-D506S).
Choosing between Dolby Surround modes or DSP modes for audio playback.
Adjusting center speaker output and using test tones for speaker level calibration.
Turning the test tone function ON or OFF for speaker calibration.
Playing the desired audio source after configuring surround settings.
Activating the 5-D Theater mode for dynamic rear channel audio effects.
Choosing the input signal format (Auto, Analog, Digital, AC-3 RF) for DVD and LD players.
Accessing and navigating the receiver's setting modes for speaker configuration.
Setting speaker presence (front, center, rear) and size (large/small) for optimal sound.
Enabling or disabling the subwoofer output based on the speaker system.
Setting the crossover frequency for dividing bass signals between speakers.
Adjusting the level of Low Frequency Effects (LFE) to prevent distortion.
Turning the low cut filter ON or OFF to manage low frequencies from the subwoofer.
Adjusting the delay time for the center speaker to match front speaker arrival.
Adjusting the delay time for rear speakers to synchronize with front speakers.
Compressing dynamic range to improve clarity of low-level sounds.
Adjusting the left and right volume balance for the rear speakers.
Resets the unit to broadcast reception mode and restores default settings.
Explains the 5.1 channel Dolby Digital format for movie and music playback.
Describes Dolby Pro Logic for detecting signal direction and reproducing natural sound flow.
Details HALL, JAZZ, DANCE, and THEATER modes for simulating acoustic environments.
How Dolby Pro Logic processes signals for clear sound source positioning.
Describes 3CH Logic for systems without rear speakers, using front speakers for rear signals.
Options for adjusting center speaker output (Normal, Wide, Phantom, 3CH Logic).
Details SFC modes like HALL, JAZZ, STUDIO, ARENA for various sound simulations.
Troubleshooting steps for power ON failures and unresponsive buttons.
Steps to resolve problems with no sound or no image output from the unit.
Addressing issues like noise, weak signals, and improper antenna connections for radio reception.
Resolving issues with no sound from rear or center speakers due to settings or connections.
Troubleshooting common remote control problems like distance, angle, or battery failure.
Manufacturer codes for controlling DVD and LD players with the remote.
Manufacturer codes for various other devices like SAT, VCR, CD, TAPE, and TV.
Technical details of the FM and AM tuner sections, including sensitivity and frequency range.
Specifications for amplifier power output, harmonic distortion, frequency response, and signal-to-noise ratio.
Details on input/output terminal specifications, power consumption, and unit dimensions.