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Power| power consumption (U.S., Canadian models) | 600 W, 790 VA |
|---|---|
| power consumption (Multi-voltage model) | 970 W |
| AC outlets (U.S. and Canadian models, switched) | 200 W MAX |
| AC outlets (U.S. and Canadian models, unswitched) | 200 W MAX |
| AC outlets (Multi-voltage model, switched) | 100 W MAX |
| AC outlets (Multi-voltage model, unswitched) | 100 W MAX |
| power requirements (U.S., Canadian models) | AC 120V, 60 Hz |
| power requirements (Multi-voltage model) | AC 110/120—127/220/240 V, 50/60 Hz |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions (width) | 420 mm (16-9/16 in) |
|---|---|
| dimensions (height) | 162 mm (6-3/8 in) |
| dimensions (depth) | 421 mm (16-9/16 in) |
| weight (without package) | 14.6 kg (32 lb 3 oz) |
Guidelines for grounding outdoor antennas to protect against voltage surges and static charges.
Instructions for setting the voltage selector switches on multi-voltage models for correct power input.
How to set channel allocation and FM de-emphasis values for proper reception and sound quality.
Guide for connecting the AM loop antenna for optimal reception orientation and placement.
Information on connecting components with S-VIDEO connectors and their independent operation.
Describes the function of the power switch and the standby indicator light.
Explains how to adjust the sound volume for all speakers using the master volume knob.
Details the five functions controllable via the JOG dial, including tuning and effect adjustments.
Location and use of terminals for connecting FM and AM antennas for broadcast reception.
Guidance on connecting front, center, and rear speaker systems, including impedance considerations.
Information on the switched and unswitched AC outlets for powering connected equipment.
Steps for manually tuning FM or AM stations using the BAND button and JOG dial.
Procedure for presetting stations and customizing memory with genre names for quick recall.
Explains the HITS function for automatically searching for stations in various tuning scenarios.
Instructions for selecting audio sources and playing back music from cassette decks, CD players, and turntables.
Details on recording audio from tuner, line, CD, or phono sources onto cassette decks.
Guide to selecting video sources like VCR, LD, or TV for viewing and playback.
Instructions for recording video and audio from various sources onto VCRs, including enhancer usage.
How to use surround modes for movie and music sources, including center mode selection.
Using the five DSP-driven SFC surround modes and adjusting their effect levels.
Adjusting bass and treble levels to customize the sound output.
Using the video enhancer for picture quality and the split screen function to compare effects.
Overview of the remote control buttons and their general functions for the receiver and other components.
Detailed explanation of each button on the remote used for controlling the receiver's functions.
How to use the remote control to operate other Pioneer AV components like VCRs, LD players, and TVs.
Procedure for teaching the remote control to learn commands from other infrared remote units.
Using preset modes and multi-edit mode for programming remote control buttons for TV and VCR operations.
Common problems and their solutions, covering power, sound, picture, and remote control issues.
Technical details on power output, frequency response, and signal-to-noise ratios for the amplifier section.
Technical specifications for FM and AM reception, including sensitivity and selectivity.
Details on power requirements, consumption, dimensions, weight, and furnished parts.
