Pioneer XV-HTD50 - User Manual

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Questions and Answers

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syoungAug 13, 2025
Why Pioneer XV-HTD50 Receiver power supply won't enter and standby LED is on?
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  Jason RobertsonAug 13, 2025
  If the power supply of your Pioneer Receiver does not enter and the standby LED remains lit even when the power button is pressed, possible causes include: the microcomputer not being reset (confirm whether terminal RESET (11Pin) is "H" or check the RESET circuit), the AC pulse not being input (confirm whether the AC pulse is input to AC input terminal (26Pin) or check the AC pulse generation circuit), or the oscillation circuit of the microcomputer not oscillating (exchange the microcomputer or the oscillation circuit).
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Christian DunnAug 16, 2025
What to do if Pioneer XV-HTD50 Receiver powers off soon after powering on?
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  ericfisherAug 16, 2025
  If your Pioneer Receiver powers off shortly after being turned on, especially when using the DVD function, it could be due to the 3.3DETECT input being 2.9V or less. To resolve this, adjust the voltage of the 3.3DETECT (13Pin) terminal of the microcomputer to 2.9V or more.
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Scott WilliamsAug 20, 2025
What to do if Pioneer XV-HTD50 Receiver turns off immediately after powering on?
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  Maurice RileyAug 20, 2025
  If your Pioneer Receiver powers off shortly after being turned on, particularly when using the DVD function, the 3.3DETECT input might be too low (2.9V or less). To fix this, adjust the voltage of the 3.3DETECT (13Pin) terminal of the microcomputer to be 2.9V or higher.
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Holly GonzalezAug 25, 2025
Why operation keys are not working on my Pioneer Receiver?
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  Kimberly RussoAug 25, 2025
  If the operation keys on your Pioneer Receiver aren't working, it could be that the device mistakenly recognizes that another key is already pressed. When no key is actually pressed, check if the KEY input terminal (18Pin, 22Pin) reads 5V. If it doesn't, check for any breaks in the KEY SW line.
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davidjohnsonAug 28, 2025
How to fix Pioneer Receiver when DVD does not operate and time is not displayed?
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  Michael MaddoxAug 28, 2025
  If the DVD function on your Pioneer Receiver isn't working at all and the time isn't displayed in the FL DISPLAY, it might not be communicating with the DVD microcomputer. Check the communication operation of terminal (27Pin, 83Pin, 98-100Pin). Also, verify that the B to B connector etc. are not disconnected and that "H" is output to terminal DVDRESET (87Pin).
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John StewartSep 1, 2025
Why is my Pioneer XV-HTD50 not accepting any operation key inputs?
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  Paul ArnoldSep 1, 2025
  If your Pioneer Receiver isn't responding to any key inputs, it may be recognizing that another key is already pressed. Confirm whether KEY input terminal (18Pin, 22Pin) is 5V when no key is pushed. If it's not 5V, check whether KEY SW on the line breaks.
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amorenoSep 4, 2025
What to do if DVD does not operate on Pioneer Receiver?
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  Edward MendozaSep 4, 2025
  If the DVD on your Pioneer Receiver isn't working, it might not be communicating with the DVD microcomputer. Check the communication operation of terminal (27Pin, 83Pin, 98-100Pin). Also, verify that connectors like the B to B connector are properly connected. Additionally, confirm whether 'H' is output to terminal DVDRESET (87Pin).
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David DavisSep 8, 2025
How to fix a Pioneer XV-HTD50 when the power supply does not enter?
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  nicholasmitchellSep 8, 2025
  If your Pioneer Receiver isn't powering on, there are a few potential causes. First, the microcomputer might not be resetting properly; confirm whether terminal RESET (11Pin) is at "H". If it's not, check the operation of the RESET circuit. Second, the AC pulse might not be inputting correctly; confirm whether the AC pulse is input to AC input terminal (26Pin). If the AC pulse is not input, the AC pulse generation circuit is confirmed. Finally, the oscillation circuit of the microcomputer may not be oscillating; in this case, try exchanging the microcomputer or the oscillation circuit.

Pioneer XV-HTD50 Specifications

General

Audio Channels	5.1
Type	Home Theater Receiver
Audio Decoding	Dolby Digital, DTS
Tuner	AM/FM
Inputs	4 x HDMI
Outputs	1 x HDMI, 1 x composite video, 1 x Subwoofer
Power Output	100W per channel (6 ohms, 1 kHz, THD 1%, 1 channel driven)

Summary

Safety and Warnings

Electrical, Fire, and Laser Safety

Essential warnings to prevent fire and electric shock hazards, including laser safety and ventilation requirements.

Product Handling and Installation Precautions

Information on product handling, specific precautions for standby operation, and installation guidelines.

Important Setup Information

Voltage Selector and UK Plug Adaptation

Instructions for setting the voltage selector switch and adapting the plug for UK use.

Connecting the Speaker System

Speaker Connection Guide

Detailed instructions and visual aid for correctly connecting all speakers to the DVD receiver using color-coded wires.

Connecting to Television

Video and Audio Connections to TV

Guides on connecting the player to a TV via supplied video cord and optional audio cords for sound output.

Connecting Supplied Antennas

AM and FM Antenna Setup

Connecting Components and Power

Connecting External Audio;Video Sources

Guides on connecting external components like tape decks, VCRs, or MD players using analog and digital audio connections.

Power Connection Procedure

Remote Control Functions

Remote Control Layout and Buttons

Provides a detailed diagram and list of buttons on the remote control, indicating their respective functions and page references.

Front Panel and Display Indicators

Front Panel Controls Overview

Details all controls located on the front panel of the receiver, including buttons for playback and system setup.

Understanding Display Indicators

Initial System Setup

Clock Setting and Power On

Surround Sound and Speaker Distance Configuration

Details the process for configuring surround sound settings and measuring/inputting speaker distances for optimal audio.

Advanced Sound Setup

Balancing Speaker Levels with Test Tone

Guides on using the test tone feature to balance the volume levels of all speakers for a consistent surround sound experience.

Using the Setup Navigator

Automated DVD System Setup

Provides a step-by-step guide to using the Setup Navigator for automating initial DVD system settings like TV type and language.

Basic Disc Playback

Starting and Controlling Playback

Guides on powering on the unit, loading discs, and using fundamental playback buttons like play, pause, stop, and fast forward/rewind.

Disc Menu Navigation

Navigating DVD and VCD Menus

Surround Sound Basics

Adjusting Bass, Treble, and P.Bass

Understanding Sound Modes and Effects

Explains different sound modes, including Auto, Standard, and Advanced Theater effects, to simulate various listening environments.

Advanced Surround and DSP Settings

Selecting Surround Modes and DSP Effects

Explains how to choose between various surround modes (e.g., Auto, Musical, Action) and DSP effects for enhanced audio.

Disc Playback Operations

Searching and Navigating Disc Content

Guides on using search functions to locate specific content like titles, chapters, or time segments on DVDs and VCDs.

Managing Playback Options

Custom Playback Programming

Creating a Program List

Advanced Playback Modes

Random and Repeat Playback

Karaoke Functionality (XV-HTD5 Only)

Karaoke Setup and Performance

RDS Information and Search

Selecting and Displaying RDS Data

Searching Radio by Program Type

Wake-Up Timer Configuration

Setting the Wake-Up Timer

Provides a detailed guide to setting the wake-up timer, including selecting the source, setting on/off times, and volume levels.

Activating and Deactivating the Timer

Timer and Sleep Functionality

Using the Sleep Timer

Details how to set the sleep timer to automatically put the system into standby after a specified period, allowing users to fall asleep.

Advanced Audio Settings

LFE Attenuator Configuration

Dynamic Range Control (DRC) Setup

Channel and Volume Adjustments

Fine-Tuning Speaker Channel Volumes

Guides on adjusting the volume levels of individual speakers to achieve a balanced sound experience in the listening room.

DVD Setup Menu Navigation

Video Settings: TV Screen and Picture Quality

Details settings for TV screen aspect ratio (16:9, 4:3) and picture quality presets (Cinema, Animation, Standard).

DVD Video and Language Settings

Video Output and Display Options

Configures S-Video output type, still picture display modes, on-screen display positioning, and angle indicator visibility.

On-Screen Display (OSD) Language Selection

DVD Language and Subtitle Options

Preferred Audio and Subtitle Languages

Guides on selecting preferred audio and subtitle languages, and how the system uses these settings for playback.

Auto Language Feature

Parental Control Settings

Setting Parental Lock Levels

Guides on setting parental control levels and establishing a password to restrict access to discs based on content ratings.

System and Disc Care

Disc Handling and Storage Recommendations

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Disc Playback and System Errors

Provides remedies for common issues encountered during disc playback, such as automatic ejection or prohibited operations.

Picture and Settings Problems

Addresses problems with picture display, aspect ratio adjustments, and ineffective settings changes, offering troubleshooting steps.

Troubleshooting Advanced Issues

Tuner and Remote Control Problems

Audio, Sound Mode, and Fan Errors

Provides fixes for audio distortion, problems with sound mode settings, and troubleshooting fan errors indicated on the display.

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