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General| Input Sensitivity | 150 mV |
|---|---|
| Output Level | 1 V |
| Type | Graphic Equalizer |
| Total harmonic distortion | 0.005% |
| Gain | ±12 dB |
| Number of bands | 10 |
Defines input signal levels, impedance, and connectors.
Defines output signal levels, impedance, and connectors.
Details parameters for automatic sound field measurement.
Explains remote control functions and capabilities.
Describes recalling preset equalization curves via buttons.
Highlights the real-time frequency display feature.
Details automatic recall linking with AVH-555ES.
Shows model identification label details for different regions.
Outlines procedures for checking AC leakage for safety.
Explains the purpose and operation of all front panel controls.
Describes the display's function for EQ curves and real-time frequency levels.
Explains the meaning of various indicators on the unit.
Lists and describes rear panel audio input/output connectors.
Details the remote control input/output ports.
Describes AC power connections and outlets.
Details the operational functions of each button on the remote commander.
Illustrates how various audio components connect to the unit.
Step-by-step guide to measure and check ambient room noise.
Detailed procedure for automated room acoustic equalization.
Provides tips for automatic adjustment and restart procedures.
Lists and identifies various internal boards and assemblies.
General description of IC operations, referencing another manual.
Describes the function of the IC101 for controlling switches.
Details the microcomputer's role and pin functions.
Illustrates timing charts for power on/off and interrupt processes.
Shows timing charts for data transmission between microcomputers.
Explains how different key inputs are processed by the system.
Details remote control signal format and muting switching procedures.
Describes muting behavior when graphic modes are enabled or disabled.
Describes the functions and programming of the display microcomputer.
Explains the dynamic display function of the fluorescent tube.
Details the A/D converter's operation and timing.
Illustrates timing charts for data communication between microcomputers.
Provides instructions for disassembling the panel assembly.
Shows diagrams illustrating the mounting of various circuit boards.
Shows an exploded view of the unit's main assembly and its parts.
Lists electrical components categorized by type (capacitors, resistors, etc.).
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