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General| Type | AV Receiver |
|---|---|
| Channels | 5.1 |
| THD | 0.09% |
| Input sensitivity | 200 mV |
| Power Output | 100 W per channel |
| Speaker load impedance | 6 ohms |
| Digital inputs | Coaxial, Optical |
| Video Connections | Composite |
| Weight | 10.5 kg |
| Frequency Response | 10Hz - 100kHz |
| Input Sensitivity/Impedance | 200mV |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 100 dB |
| Tuner Frequency Range | FM: 87.5 - 108 MHz; AM |
Explains how to activate and cancel the demonstration mode.
Instructions for recording the serial number for security.
Reminder for CATV installers regarding grounding guidelines.
Describes the return function for initial settings and troubleshooting.
Covers essential safety and operating instructions, warnings, and precautions for appliance use.
Provides guidance on grounding outdoor antennas for surge protection.
Advises caution when moving appliances with carts to prevent tipping.
Lists common accessory items like antennas and remote controls.
Instructions for setting the voltage selector switches based on regional power supply.
Guidance on setting channel step and FM de-emphasis for optimal reception.
Highlights the receiver's role in audio-video enjoyment, including DSP and SFC.
Details features like large volume knob, remote control, memory functions, and timers.
Illustrates the signal paths within the receiver for audio and video components.
Creates reverberated sound effects for an expanded listening experience.
Describes modes like Jazz, Church, Dance, Hall, and Theater for various listening environments.
Explains modes for movie soundtracks, offering immersive theater atmosphere.
Describes how to achieve a more expansive sound field from stereo sources.
Details NORMAL, WIDE, and PHANTOM modes for center channel sound reproduction.
Provides advice on positioning front, center, and rear speakers for optimal surround effect.
Explains how to transform monaural signals into simulated stereo sound.
Instructions for setting up and orienting the AM loop antenna for best reception.
Important warnings regarding the handling and placement of the power cord.
Advice on positioning a cassette deck to avoid playback interference.
Diagram and notes for connecting turntables, CD players, and cassette decks.
Diagram showing connections for TV monitors, TV tuners, VCRs, and LD players.
Details on connecting center, rear, and front speakers using lever-type terminals.
Guidance on connecting a super woofer system to speaker terminals.
Illustrates connections for cassette decks and VCRs for advanced audio/video setups.
Notes on using graphic equalizers with Dolby surround modes.
Instructions for connecting separate power amplifiers to drive speakers.
Warnings regarding connecting high-power consumption components to AC outlets.
Diagram and instructions for setting up multi-room audio and remote control.
Describes FM/AM antenna terminals and tape monitor/DAT connection jacks.
Details video output jacks and VCR 1/2 input/output jacks for video and audio.
Details on pre-out jacks for external amplifiers and speaker terminals.
Describes audio input jacks and control/remote jacks for system integration.
Information on switched and unswitched AC outlets for powering other equipment.
Covers power switch, video selector, and the remote sensor location.
Explains AUTO SOURCE CONTROL, MEMORY, and CUSTOM MEMO SEL buttons for settings.
Details SCAN, FM MODE, TUNING, DIRECT ACCESS, and HITS buttons for radio tuning.
Describes BALANCE, TREBLE, BASS, SURROUND MODE, and DSP EFFECT/DELAY TIME buttons.
Covers DOLBY 3CH LOGIC, MASTER VOLUME, PHONES jack, and SPEAKERS buttons.
Describes BAND, TUNING, INPUT SELECTOR, ACOUSTIC, RESET, and RETURN buttons.
Explanation of VSX-D701S specific VIDEO INPUT jacks for cameras.
Covers main display elements like function, balance, and Dolby indicators.
Explains indicators for frequency, band, tape monitor, tone, and operational modes.
Details indicators for surround settings, acoustic memory, and delay/sleep times.
How to tune stations directly by inputting frequency numbers.
Steps for automatically scanning and selecting broadcast stations.
Step-by-step guide for manually tuning broadcast frequencies.
How to preset stations and assign them to custom memory genres.
Instructions for recalling and listening to preset radio stations.
Describes last station memory and memory scan functions.
Explains the HITS function for automatic station search during tuning.
Guide to receiving stereo TV sound with video from FM simulcast broadcasts.
Steps for selecting and playing back various audio and video sources.
Instructions for recording audio from sources to TAPE 1/DAT and TAPE 2 cassette decks.
Details on using VCRs for audio recording and copying tapes.
Guidelines for recording video sources from LaserDiscs, tuners, or VCRs.
Covers level adjustment, operation, and setting delay time for Dolby modes.
Explains level adjustments for Simulated Surround, Dance, Hall, Theater, Jazz, and Church modes.
How to adjust and save sound quality settings using Bass/Treble and memory buttons.
Allows listening to playback sound while changing video images independently.
Steps for recording video from selected components onto a VCR.
How to memorize and recall receiver settings for automatic component operation.
Illustrates memory settings for CD, TV, and LD components.
Procedure for recalling memorized receiver settings and component operations.
Recommendations for installing external FM antennas for better signal quality.
Guidance on grounding the unit and antennas to prevent noise and static.
Advice on using indoor or outdoor antennas for improved AM reception.
Identifies and explains the function of primary remote control buttons for receiver operation.
Covers buttons for power, input source selection, and video signal switching.
Details buttons for surround modes, acoustic settings, and memory functions.
Explains buttons for tuning, returning to initial states, and muting sound.
How to use the remote to control other audio-visual components like VCRs.
Detailed explanation of VCR 1 control buttons for playback, recording, and transport.
Explains LD player controls for playback, search, and chapter functions.
Details on controlling TV power, channel, and volume using the remote.
Functions of buttons for CD player control, including track selection and programming.
How to use the remote to control the receiver's tuner section for presets and scanning.
Explains remote controls for cassette decks and digital audio tape decks.
Functions for checking control modes and programming the remote unit.
Describes which buttons can learn signals and the capacity for learning.
Step-by-step guide on how to learn remote control signals.
Details on using preset modes and editing remote control signals.
Lists preset codes for controlling TVs and VCRs from other brands.
How to program multiple commands into the MULTI COMMAND button.
Procedure to reset specific control modes on the remote.
How to clear all learned and programmed settings on the remote control.
Covers main display elements like function, balance, and Dolby indicators.
Explains indicators for frequency, band, tape monitor, tone, and operational modes.
Details indicators for surround settings, acoustic memory, and delay/sleep times.
Addresses problems with power, operation control, and picture output.
Resolves issues related to no sound, high noise, and failed video tape copying.
Solutions for when rear speakers are not producing sound.
Troubleshoots issues with remote control not working, including battery and sensor problems.
Presents technical details on power output, frequency ranges, sensitivity, and video parameters.
Covers power requirements, dimensions, weight, furnished parts, and cleaning instructions.
Advice on setting safe listening levels to enjoy audio equipment without damaging hearing.
Lists decibel levels and explains the risks of prolonged exposure to loud noises.
