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Sony STR-DB840 User Manual

Sony STR-DB840
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Sony STR-DB840 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Digital inputs2 Optical, 1 Coaxial
Power output100 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo)
Frequency response10Hz to 100kHz
Total harmonic distortion0.09%
Input sensitivity2.5mV (MM), 200mV (line)
Speaker load impedance8 ohms
Dimensions430 x 157mm
Tuning rangeFM, MW
Video Connectionscomposite

Summary

Warnings and Precautions

Precautions

General safety, operation, and cleaning guidelines for the unit.

About This Manual

Conventions

Explains symbols and conventions used throughout the manual.

Hooking Up the Components

Unpacking

Lists items included with the receiver and initial setup steps.

Antenna Hookups

Instructions for connecting FM and AM antennas for optimal reception.

Audio Component Hookups

Guides on connecting turntables, CD players, and tape/MD decks.

Video Component Hookups

Instructions for connecting TVs, VCRs, DVD players, and game consoles.

Digital Component Hookups

Connects digital sources like DVD/LD players and satellite tuners.

5.1CH Input Hookups

Connects multichannel audio sources via 5.1CH INPUT jacks.

Other Hookups

Covers AC power cord connection and secondary audio output.

Hooking Up and Setting Up the Speaker System

Speaker System Hookup

Details on connecting front, rear, center, and subwoofer speakers.

Performing Initial Setup Operations

Steps for clearing memory and initial system configuration.

Multi Channel Surround Setup

Guides on specifying speaker parameters for optimal surround sound.

Before You Use Your Receiver

Final checks and connection verification before operating the receiver.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Solutions for no sound, unbalanced audio, and hum or noise problems.

Location of Parts and Basic Operations

Front Panel Parts Description

Identifies and describes controls on the receiver's front panel.

Front Panel Controls: Mode and Input Selection

Explains MODE button, function indicators, and input mode settings.

Front Panel Controls: Display and Tuner

Covers display brightness, information display, and tuner controls.

Front Panel Controls: Surround, Level, and Setup

Details buttons for surround sound, speaker levels, and system setup.

Front Panel Controls: Naming, Equalizer, and Speaker Selection

Covers naming functions, equalizer, and speaker output selection.

Enjoying Surround Sound

Introduction to Surround Sound Modes

Explains the benefits and types of surround sound modes available.

Selecting and Understanding Sound Fields

Guides on choosing and activating different sound field settings.

Sound Field Descriptions

Detailed explanations of various cinema and music sound field effects.

Understanding Surround Sound Displays

Interpreting indicators for signal type, channel playback, and sound field status.

Customizing Sound Fields

Adjusting Surround Parameters

Fine-tuning audio characteristics like wall type and screen depth.

Adjusting Speaker Level Parameters

Setting individual speaker volume levels and balance.

Adjusting the Equalizer

Customizing bass, midrange, and treble frequencies for each speaker.

Receiving Broadcasts

Tuning Methods Overview

Explains how to tune into FM and AM radio stations.

Storing FM Stations Automatically (AUTOBETICAL)

Automatic storage of clear FM and RDS stations.

Direct and Automatic Tuning Methods

Manual frequency entry and automatic station scanning.

Preset Tuning Stations

Saving and recalling preset radio stations.

Using the Radio Data System (RDS)

Utilizing RDS features like displaying station names and program types.

Other Operations

Naming Preset Stations and Program Sources

Assigning custom names to stations and input sources.

Recording Audio and Video

Instructions for recording audio to tape/MD and video to tape.

Using the Sleep Timer

Setting the receiver to turn off automatically after a specified time.

Adjustments Using the SET UP Button

Configuring system settings like auto function and remote control.

CONTROL A1II Control System

Explains the system for controlling multiple Sony components.

Additional Information

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Guides to diagnose and resolve operational problems.

Specifications

Technical details including power output and frequency response.

Glossary of Terms

Definitions of technical terms related to audio and surround sound.

Tables of Settings Summary

Reference tables for customizable parameters via SUR, LEVEL, EQ, and SET UP buttons.

Remote Commander Operating Instructions

Precautions and Manual Overview

Safety warnings and introduction to the remote's manual.

Remote Parts Description

Identifies and describes the buttons and features of the remote control.

Remote Button Functions

Explains the basic operations of each button on the remote.

Remote Button Functions Continued

Further details on remote buttons for bass boost, on-screen display, and levels.

Remote Menu and Operation Controls

Guides on using menu operations and specific component controls (VCR, DVD, SAT).

Remote Control Compatibility Table

Shows which remote buttons control different types of components.

Using the Lists

Remote List Operations Overview

How to display and navigate lists on the remote.

Chart of Remote Lists

Hierarchical view of lists accessible via the remote.

Selecting a Component via Remote

Procedure for selecting a component to control using the remote.

Selecting a Sound Field via Remote

How to select sound fields using the remote control.

Programming the Remote

Customizing the remote to control various audio/video components.

Macro Play Programming

Creating sequences of commands for automated operations.

Remote Backlight and Memory Management

Adjusting backlight and clearing remote memory.

Remote Troubleshooting

Remote Not Functioning

Solutions for common remote control issues.

Remote Specifications

Remote Specifications

Technical specifications of the remote commander.

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