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Pioneer VSX-D704S User Manual

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AUDIO/VIDEO STEREO RECEIVER
VSX-D704S
55bBo oB 66
I
lhank you for buying this Pioneer product.
Please read through these operating instructions so you will
know how to operate your model properly. After you have
finished reading the instructions, put them away in a safe
place for future reference.
In some countries or regions, the shape of the power plug
and power outlet may sometimes differ from that shown in
the explanatory drawings. However, the method of
connecting and operating the unit is the same.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
(For U.S. and Canadian models)
The serial number for this equipment is located on the
rear panel, Please write this serial number on your
enclosed warranty card and keep it in a secure area. This
is for your security,
(For Canadian model)
CAUTION: TO PREVENT ELECTRICSHOCKDO NOT USE
THIS (POLARIZED) PLUG WITH AN EXTENSION CORD,
RECEPTACLEOR OTHEROUTLET UNLESS THE BLADESCAN
BE FULLYINSERTED TO PREVENTBLADEEXPOSURE.
A'n'ENTION: POUR PREVENIR LEE CHOCS ELECTRIQUES
NE PAS UTILISER CETTE FICHE POLARISEE AVEC UN
PROLONGATEUR, UNE PRISE DE COURANT OU UNE AUTRE
SORTIE DE COURANT, SAUF SI LEE LAMES PEUVENT ETRE
INSEREES A FOND SANS EN LAISSER AUCUNE PARTIE A
DECOUVERT,
U.S. and Canadian models NTSC
Multi-voltage model PAL/NTSC
DEMO MODE
The demonstration mode is activated by turning on the
power switch while holding down the RETURN button (from
power standby condition). The demonstration will appear
on the display.
Press any button to cancel the demonstration. Activating
the demonstration mode causes memory contents to return
to their original default condition, except the tuner.
WARNING :TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO
NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
RETURN function
This function returns the unit to its initial settings with the
tuner ready to receive a broadcast. This is helpful during
troubleshooting or when no sound is output. For details,
refer to page 15.
RESET function
Set the MASTER VOLUME to minimum before pressing
the RESET button.
Use this function when normal operation is not possible
due to external influences such as static electricity or
lightning, or when operations are not functioning even
when the operation switches are pressed. Press the
RESET button to return to normal operating conditions.
PIONEER
The Art of Entertainment

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Pioneer VSX-D704S Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandPioneer
ModelVSX-D704S
CategoryStereo Receiver
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Before Operating, Adjust the Position of These Switches

Two Voltage Selector Switches

Explains voltage selector switches for multi-voltage models, specifically for U.S. and Canadian markets.

Channel Step/FM De-Emphasis Switch

Details the channel step and de-emphasis settings for FM and AM reception.

Surround Effect

Dolby Pro-Logic Surround

Explains the use and benefits of Dolby Pro-Logic Surround for movies and music.

Dolby 3CH Logic

Describes how Dolby 3CH Logic combines front speaker signals for a more present sound field.

Speaker Installation

Rear Panel Facilities

FM/AM Antenna Terminals

Connects antennas for FM and AM broadcast reception.

Channel Step Switch

Adjusts FM channel step and AM tuning intervals for specific regions.

PAL/NTSC Switch

Selects the TV color system (PAL or NTSC) for video output.

TAPE 2 Monitor Jacks

Connects to a second cassette deck or graphic equalizer for monitoring.

PHONO Input Jacks

Connects the output cables from a turntable.

GND Terminal

Connects the turntable ground lead to prevent noise.

VCR 2 Jacks

Input/output connections for a second VCR or similar video equipment.

VIDEO OUT (TO MONITOR TV) Jack

Outputs video signal to a monitor TV or TV with video input.

CONTROL IN/OUT Jacks

Enables control of components via system control signals.

SYSTEM CONTROL IR OUT Jacks

Connects IR repeaters for controlling other components.

Front Panel Facilities

Remote Sensor

Receives infrared signals from the remote control unit.

Power Standby/On Switch, Standby Indicator

Controls the main power supply and indicates the unit's standby status.

Return Button

Returns the receiver to its initial state, typically the tuner.

Reset Button

Resets the unit to factory default settings in case of operational issues.

Speakers Buttons (A,B)

Switches the A and B speaker systems on or off.

Input Selector Buttons

Selects the audio/video source component for playback.

Display Section

Dolby Pro-Logic Indicator

Indicates when Dolby Pro-Logic Surround is active.

SP (Speakers) A,B Indicators

Shows which speaker system (A or B) is currently switched on.

DSP Mode Indicators

Displays the currently selected Digital Signal Processor (DSP) mode.

Dolby 3CH Logic Indicator

Indicates when the Dolby 3CH Logic function is active.

Center Mode Indicators

Displays the center mode (Normal, Wide, Phantom) during surround operations.

Tuning Indicators

Shows station call status, mono reception, and tuned station indicators.

TAPE 2 Indicator

Lights up when the input selector is set to TAPE 2 MONITOR.

Character Display

Shows various information such as frequency, station names, and settings.

Operating the Tuner

Tuning into Stations

Guide to manually tuning FM and AM radio stations using the unit's controls.

Auto Tuning

Conveniently finds and tunes to available stations automatically.

Preset Tuning

Frequency Presetting

Procedure for memorizing up to 30 AM and FM stations for quick recall.

Last Station Memory

Recalls the last station received when the unit is powered on.

Operating the Audio/Video Components

Playback

Instructions for selecting and playing back audio and video sources.

Recording with a Cassette Deck

Recording with Tape 1

Steps for recording audio from selected sources onto Tape 1.

Recording with Tape 2

Steps for recording audio from selected sources onto Tape 2.

Copying Tapes

Procedure for copying tapes from Tape 1 to Tape 2, and vice versa.

Tape Monitoring

Enables monitoring of recorded sound during cassette recording.

Video Recording

Hints for Better Reception

External FM Antenna

Recommendations for installing an external FM antenna for optimal signal quality.

Grounding

Guidelines for grounding the unit to improve FM reception and reduce noise.

External AM Antenna

Advice on installing external antennas for improved AM reception.

Indoor AM Antenna

Instructions for setting up an indoor AM antenna for better reception.

Outdoor AM Antenna

Guidance on installing an outdoor AM antenna if indoor reception is insufficient.

Remote Control Operation

Putting Batteries into the Remote Control Unit

Instructions for correctly inserting batteries into the remote control.

Remote Control Range

Details the effective operating range and angles for the remote control.

Battery Replacement

Guidance on when and how to replace remote control batteries.

Receiver Control Buttons

Receiver Power Button

Turns the receiver power ON or switches it to standby.

Enter Button

Executes operations selected via GUI or other navigation.

Volume +, - Buttons

Adjusts the overall volume level of the receiver.

One Touch Operation Buttons

Activates preset setup settings for various components.

Func. (Function) Button

Selects the input source for the receiver.

TAPE 2 (TAPE 2 Monitor) Button

Switches the Tape 2 monitor function on or off.

G.U.I. Button

Toggles the Graphic User Interface (GUI) mode on or off.

M.Check (Mode Check) Button

Indicates whether the GUI mode is active or shows the current function.

Select/Adjust Buttons (△, >, <, <)

Used for navigation and adjustments within the GUI or for other components.

Mute Button

Temporarily silences the audio output.

Remote Control Operation

VCR 1/VCR 2 Operation

Controls VCR playback, recording, pause, and search functions.

LD Player Operation

Controls LD player playback, chapter search, pause, and stop functions.

CD Player Operation

Controls CD player playback, track search, pause, and stop functions.

Remote Control Operation

TAPE Operation

Controls cassette deck playback, recording, pause, and search functions.

Tuner Operation

Controls tuner functions such as station selection and band switching.

Operating Using GUI

GUI

Introduction to the Graphic User Interface for system operation via TV screen.

Receiver Control Buttons

Overview of receiver buttons used for GUI navigation and control.

SURR Mode (Surround Mode)

Switches between different DSP surround modes and Dolby Pro-Logic.

3CH Logic

Toggles Dolby 3CH Logic function on or off for enhanced sound fields.

SUPER BASS

Activates or deactivates the Super Bass function for enhanced low frequencies.

DIRECT

Listens to sound without processing, bypassing tone and balance circuits.

COPY

Enables copying of audio/video signals between components like LD and VCR.

SURR EDIT (Surround Edit)

Allows adjustment of levels, center mode, and delay time for surround settings.

SET UP

Accesses the system setup menu for various configurations.

Display Change Button

Switches between main and sub menu displays within the GUI.

V.SEL (Video Signal Selector)

Changes only the video signal, allowing different video and audio sources.

SLEEP

Activates the sleep timer function for automatic power off.

SYSTEM OFF

Turns off the unit, TV, and other selected components simultaneously.

Operating the Tuner (GUI Operation)

Manual/Auto Tuning

Guides manual and automatic station tuning using the GUI interface.

Preset Tuning

Explains how to preset and recall stations using the GUI.

Operating Other Components (GUI Operation)

<VCR 1/VCR 2>

Controls VCR operations like playback, recording, and search via GUI.

<TAPE>

Controls cassette deck operations like playback and search via GUI.

<TV>

Controls TV functions such as channel and reception mode via GUI.

Operating Other Components (GUI Operation)

<CD>

Controls CD player functions like playback, track selection, and mode via GUI.

<LD>

Controls LD player functions like playback, chapter selection, and audio modes via GUI.

Copy Operation (GUI Operation)

LD → VCR 1 (VCR 2) Copying

Procedure for copying LD content to VCR 1 or VCR 2 using GUI.

VCR 1 → VCR 2 or VCR 2→VCR 1 Copying

Procedure for copying between VCR 1 and VCR 2 using GUI.

Using the Video Signal Selector (GUI Operation)

Surround Edit Operation (GUI Operation)

Setting the Delay Time

Adjusts the delay time for surround sound effects.

Level Adjustment

Adjusts speaker levels for optimal surround sound balance.

Remote Set Up (GUI Operation)

Calling up and Setting up Presets

Procedure to call up and set remote control commands for other manufacturers' components.

Remote Set Up (GUI Operation)

Learning

Teaches the unit remote control signals from other component remotes.

One Touch Operation Set Up (GUI Operation)

Troubleshooting

Power Does Not Come On Even When the POWER Switch is Pressed.

Troubleshoots issues where the unit does not power on.

Control is Not Possible Regardless of What Operation Button is Pressed.

Diagnoses problems with unit responsiveness to button presses.

No Sound is Produced, Even When the Input Selector Button is Selected.

Addresses issues where no audio output is heard from selected sources.

No Picture is Produced, Even When the Input Selector Button is Selected.

Diagnoses problems with video signal not appearing on screen.

High Noise Level.

Troubleshoots excessive noise during audio playback.

FM Reception

Addresses poor FM signal reception and suggests antenna improvements.

AM Reception

Addresses poor AM signal reception and suggests antenna improvements.

Troubleshooting

No Auto Stop.

Troubleshoots the absence of automatic tape stop functionality.

TV Source Cannot Be Seen When the VCR's TV Tuner is Used.

Diagnoses issues with viewing TV sources through the VCR's tuner.

No Rear Sound is Produced.

Addresses problems with audio output from the rear speakers.

Remote Control Does Not Work.

Troubleshoots failures in the remote control's operation.

Specifications

Amplifier Section

Details power output, dynamic power, and input/output specifications.

FM Tuner Section

Lists FM tuner specifications including frequency range and sensitivity.

AM Tuner Section

Lists AM tuner specifications including frequency range and sensitivity.

Miscellaneous

Covers power requirements, consumption, and AC outlet details.

VIDEO Section

Details video input/output specifications and frequency response.

Furnished Parts

Lists all accessories and components included with the unit.

Maintenance of External Surfaces

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