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Sony STR-DE1075 User Manual

Sony STR-DE1075
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SONY@
4-235988-12( 1)
FM Stereo
FM=AM Receiver
Operating Instructions
Owner’s Record
The model and serial numbers are located on the rear panel. Record the serial number
in the space provided below. Refer to them whenever you call upon your Sony dealer
regarding this product.
Model No. Serial No.
STR-DE1075
0 2001 Sony Corporation

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Sony STR-DE1075 Specifications

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BrandSony
ModelSTR-DE1075
CategoryStereo Receiver
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Warnings and Safety Precautions

General Warnings

General safety warnings to prevent fire and electric shock hazards.

Note to CATV system installer

Guidelines for proper grounding of CATV system installations.

For customers in Canada

Specific caution for Canadian customers regarding polarized plugs.

Operating Tips and Information

Receiver Controls and Remote Operation

Describes using receiver controls and the supplied remote for operation.

Dolby Digital and DTS Information

Mentions Dolby Digital and DTS system incorporation and trademarks.

FCC Information

Details FCC compliance for digital devices and interference mitigation.

Note for the supplied remote

Indicates a specific remote button is not available for this model.

Main Unit Parts Identification

Front Panel Controls and Indicators

Identifies and describes the controls and indicators on the main unit's front panel.

Required Cords for Component Hookup

Before You Get Started

Prepares users for connections, emphasizing power off and secure connections.

Component Connection Cables

Illustrates and names various audio/video and digital cables for connections.

Antenna Hookups

AM and FM Antenna Connections

Diagrams show connecting AM loop and FM wire antennas to the receiver.

Notes on Antenna Hookups

Provides tips for optimal antenna placement and grounding.

Audio Component Hookups

Connecting Turntable, MD/DAT, and Tape Decks

Shows how to connect turntables, MD/DAT decks, and tape decks to the receiver.

Connecting CD/SACD Players

Illustrates connecting CD/SACD players to the receiver.

Turntable Ground Wire Connection

Specifies connecting a turntable's ground wire to the SIGNAL GND terminal.

Video Component Hookups

Connecting TV, DVD/LD Players, Camcorders

Diagrams show connecting TV, DVD/LD players, and camcorders via video and S-video.

Connecting Monitors and VCRs

Illustrates connecting TV monitors and VCRs for video input/output.

Note on Video Component Hookups

Advises on connecting TV audio outputs and separate tuners.

Tip on S-Video Jacks

Explains S-video signal handling and monitor connection requirements.

Digital Component Hookups

Connecting DVD/LD Players and Tuners

Shows connecting digital outputs (optical/coaxial) from DVD/LD players and tuners.

Note on LD Player Digital Input

Clarifies that LD player RF OUT requires conversion to optical or coaxial digital.

Digital Component Hookups (Continued)

Connecting MD/DAT Decks

Details connecting digital outputs from MD/DAT decks for recording.

Notes on Digital Connections

Covers digital recording limitations, sampling frequencies, and analog/digital connection advice.

Multi Channel Input Hookups

Connecting DVD Players or External Decoders

Explains using multi channel input jacks for DVD players or external decoders.

Notes on Multi Channel Hookups

Advises on adjusting levels and speaker setup for multi channel sound.

Other Hookups

CONTROL A1 II Hookup

Details connecting CONTROL A1 II compatible components for system control.

Notes on CONTROL A1II Connections

Provides notes on MD deck connections with computers and potential malfunctions.

S-LINK CONTROL S Hookup

Connecting S-LINK Components

Explains connecting Sony TVs, tuners, monitors, DVD players via S-LINK.

2ND ROOM Hookup

Describes outputting audio signals to another room via 2ND ROOM OUT jacks.

Connecting the AC Power Cord

Illustrates connecting the AC power cord to a wall outlet.

Other Hookups (Continued)

AC Power Outlet Usage

Details connecting components to receiver's AC outlets and caution on power consumption.

Speaker System Hookups

Required Speaker Cords

Shows the required speaker cords (speaker cords, monaural audio cord).

Connecting Speakers and Subwoofer

Diagrams illustrate connecting front, surround, center, back speakers, and subwoofer.

Speaker Impedance Selector

Shows the impedance selector and its relation to speaker connections.

Performing Initial Setup Operations

Speaker Impedance Settings

Explains how to set the IMPEDANCE SELECTOR based on speaker impedance.

Clearing Receiver Memory

Details the procedure to reset receiver memory and clear settings.

Multi Channel Surround Setup

Speaker Placement Guidelines

Provides diagrams and advice on optimal placement of surround speakers.

Specifying Speaker Parameters

Outlines the steps to adjust speaker parameters using the SET UP button.

Multi Channel Surround Setup (Continued)

Initial Settings for Surround Setup

Lists default settings for various surround parameters like speaker size and distance.

Front Speaker Size (FRONT)

Explains how to set speaker size to LARGE or SMALL for optimal bass redirection.

Center Speaker Size (CENTER)

Guides setting the center speaker size to LARGE, SMALL, NO, or 2ND ROOM.

Surround Speaker Size (SURROUND)

Details setting surround speaker size to LARGE, SMALL, or NO.

Surround Speaker Configuration

Surround Back Speaker Size (SURR BACK)

Explains setting surround back speaker size to LARGE, SMALL, NO, or 2ND ROOM.

Surround Back Speaker Single or Double (SURR BACK L/R)

Addresses using surround back speakers as left/right or single units.

Sub Woofer Selection (SUB WOOFER)

Guides setting SUB WOOFER to YES or NO for bass redirection.

Front Speaker Distance (FRONT)

Explains setting distance from listening position to front speakers.

Speaker Distance and Phase Settings

Surround Speaker Distance (SURROUND)

Details setting distance for surround speakers relative to listening position.

Surround Back Speaker Distance (SURR BACK)

Explains setting distance for surround back speakers relative to listening position.

Sub Woofer Distance (SUB WOOFER)

Guides setting the distance to the subwoofer.

Sub Woofer Phase Polarity (S.W PHASE)

Explains setting subwoofer phase polarity to NORMAL or REVERSE.

Surround Speaker Positioning and Crossover

Surround Speaker Position (SURR POSI.)

Describes setting surround speaker position (SIDE, MIDDLE, BEHIND) for virtual sound fields.

Surround Speaker Height (SURR HEIGHT.)

Guides setting surround and surround back speaker height for virtual sound fields.

Front Speaker Crossover Frequency

Explains adjusting front speaker bass crossover frequency when set to SMALL.

Center Speaker Crossover Frequency

Guides adjusting center speaker bass crossover frequency when set to SMALL.

Adjusting Speaker Levels and Checking Connections

Surround Speaker Crossover Frequency (SURROUND SP >)

Details adjusting surround speaker bass crossover frequency when set to SMALL.

LFE High Cut Filter (LFE HIGH CUT >)

Explains selecting the LFE channel high cut filter frequency.

Adjusting Speaker Levels

Guides using the remote and test tone to adjust individual speaker levels.

Checking Connections

Provides steps to verify all component connections are made correctly.

Basic Operations: Selecting Components

Using the FUNCTION Control

Explains how to select components using the FUNCTION control.

MODE Button Functionality

Describes using the MODE button to switch between visual and audio sources.

Input Mode Settings

Explains selecting input modes (AUTO 2CH, COAXIAL FIXED, etc.) for digital components.

Basic Operations: Advanced Selections

MULTI/2CH A. DIRECT Mode

Explains using MULTI/2CH A. DIRECT for analog or multi-channel sources.

Speaker Output Control (SPEAKERS switch)

Describes how to turn speaker output on or off.

Muting Function

Explains how to mute the sound and how the muting function cancels.

Headphone Usage (PHONES jack)

Details connecting headphones and available sound fields for headphone use.

Listening in Another Room and Display Functions

2ND ROOM Output

Explains how to output audio signals to a second room.

Display Functionality

Describes how the DISPLAY button cycles through information on the receiver.

Dimmer Function

Explains how to adjust the brightness of the display.

Enjoying Surround Sound

Selecting a Sound Field

Guides users on selecting pre-programmed sound fields for surround audio.

Turning Surround Effect Off

Explains how to turn off surround effects using specific buttons.

About DCS (Digital Cinema Sound)

Introduces Sony's Digital Cinema Sound technology and its cinema studio emulation.

NORMAL SURROUND Mode

Describes the NORMAL SURROUND mode for multi-channel and 2-channel sources.

Surround Sound Modes

CINEMA STUDIO EX A-C Modes

Details the CINEMA STUDIO EX modes (A, B, C) for 3D sound imaging.

NIGHT THEATER Mode

Explains the NIGHT THEATER mode for low-volume listening.

MONO MOVIE / STEREO MOVIE Modes

Describes modes for monaural and stereo movie soundtracks.

Virtual Sound Field Modes

Covers V. MULTI DIMENSION, VIRTUAL MULTI REAR, V. SEMI M. DIMENSION, VIRTUAL ENHANCED A/B.

Additional Sound Field Modes

Other Sound Field Modes

Details modes like DISCO/CLUB, LIVE HOUSE, ARENA, STADIUM, GAME.

Headphone Sound Fields

Lists sound fields available when headphones are connected.

A.F.D. (Auto Format Decoding)

Explains the automatic detection and decoding of various audio signal formats.

2CH (2 Channel) Mode

Describes outputting sound in stereo, downmixing surround to 2-channel.

6.1 Channel Decoding

6.1CH DECODING Function

Explains the 6.1CH DECODING parameter for surround back signal processing.

About 6.1 Channel Matrix Decoding

Discusses how 6.1 channel sound is handled in movie theaters and via matrix decoding.

Understanding Multi Channel Surround Displays

Input Signal Indicators

Explains indicators for OPTICAL, COAXIAL, MULTI CH IN, MPEG, DIGITAL, PRO LOGIC, L.F.E., SW.

Playback Channel Indicators

Describes indicators (L, C, R, SL, SR, SB) showing playback channels and how they are processed.

Customizing Sound Fields

Overview of Customization

Explains adjusting surround parameters and equalization to customize sound fields.

Adjusting Surround Parameters

Guides on using the SURR menu to adjust parameters for each sound field.

Surround Parameter Adjustments

PRO LOGIC Setting

Explains setting Pro Logic decoding to AUTO, ON, or OFF.

Effect Level (EFFECT)

Guides adjusting the "presence" of the surround effect.

Wall Type (WALL)

Explains adjusting high frequencies to simulate softer or harder listening environments.

Reverberation (REVERB)

Guides adjusting reflections to simulate longer or shorter room acoustics.

Adjusting Speaker Level Parameters

Front Speaker Balance (FRONT)

Explains adjusting balance between front left and right speakers.

Surround Balance (SURROUND)

Guides adjusting balance between surround left and right speakers.

Surround Back Balance (SUR.BACK)

Explains adjusting balance for surround back speakers.

Center Speaker Level (CENTER LEVEL)

Guides adjusting the volume level of the center speaker.

Adjusting the Equalizer (EQ)

Front Speaker Bass Adjustment

Explains adjusting bass gain and frequency for front speakers.

Front Speaker Midrange Adjustment

Guides adjusting midrange gain and frequency for front speakers.

Front Speaker Treble Adjustment

Details adjusting treble gain and frequency for front speakers.

Center Speaker Bass Adjustment

Explains adjusting bass gain and frequency for the center speaker.

Resetting Sound Fields

Resetting Custom Sound Fields

Provides instructions to reset all sound fields to factory settings.

Receiving Broadcasts

Direct Tuning Method

Explains how to tune into stations directly using numeric buttons.

Automatic Tuning Method

Guides users on scanning for available stations automatically.

Preset Tuning

Presetting Radio Stations

Details the steps to store stations for quick access using memory pages and numbers.

Tuning to Preset Stations

Explains methods to tune into stored preset stations.

Other Operations: Naming and Recording

Naming Preset Stations and Sources

Describes how to assign names (up to 8 characters) to preset stations and sources.

Recording on Audio Tape or MiniDisc

Explains how to record audio from sources to cassette tape or MiniDisc.

Recording and Sleep Timer

Recording on Video Tape

Guides on recording audio/video from sources to a VCR or LD player.

Using the Sleep Timer

Explains how to set the receiver to turn off automatically after a specified time.

Adjustments using the SET UP Button

6.1ch Matrix Decoding Setting

Details the 6.1CH DECODING parameter for surround back signal processing.

Multi Channel Assignment

Explains assigning functions to MULTI CH 1 or 2 jacks.

Sound Field Link (S.FIELD LINK)

Describes linking sound fields to program sources for automatic recall.

CONTROL A1II Control System

CONTROL A1 II Auto Power On

Allows the receiver to turn on automatically when a connected component is powered on.

CONTROL A1 II Auto Function

Enables automatic function switching based on the connected component.

2nd Room Speaker Output

Setting to output sound to the second room speakers.

On-Screen Display (OSD) Settings

Adjusting OSD color, horizontal, and vertical position.

CONTROL A1II System Details

CONTROL A1 and A1II Compatibility

Explains compatibility between CONTROL A1 and A1II systems.

CONTROL A1II Connections

Details connecting components using mini-plug cords and the flow of control signals.

Basic Functions of CONTROL A1II

Explains how the CONTROL A1II system operates as long as the component is on.

Automatic Functions and Synchronized Recording

Automatic Function Selection

Describes automatic input switching via CONTROL A1 II connections.

Synchronized Recording

Explains setting up synchronized recording between source and recorder components.

Precautions

Safety Precautions

Advises on handling liquid spills and checking voltage.

Power Source Precautions

Details handling AC power cords and plug safety.

Heat Buildup and Placement

Discusses heat generation, ventilation, and proper placement to avoid damage.

Operation and Cleaning

Notes on turning off before connecting components and cleaning procedures.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

No Sound or Low-Level Sound

Guides on resolving issues with no sound or very low audio output.

Unbalanced or Reversed Sound

Explains how to fix left/right sound imbalance or reversal.

Hum or Noise Issues

Provides steps to eliminate hum or noise from audio signals.

Intermittent Digital Sound

Addresses issues with intermittent sound from digital sources.

Troubleshooting Specific Problems

No Sound from Center Speaker

Troubleshoots issues where the center speaker produces no sound.

No Surround/Surround Back Sound

Guides on fixing no sound from surround or surround back speakers.

No Sound from Active Subwoofer

Addresses issues with the active subwoofer producing no sound.

Surround Effect Not Obtained

Troubleshoots cases where the surround effect is not working.

Specifications

Audio Power Specifications

Details power output and total harmonic distortion for the amplifier.

Amplifier Section Power Output

Lists rated power output at stereo mode and reference power output.

Inputs and Outputs

Specifies digital and analog inputs/outputs, sensitivity, and impedance.

EQ Frequency Response

Details the EQ frequency response for bass, mid, and treble adjustments.

Specifications (Continued)

AM Tuner Section Specifications

Provides tuning range, sensitivity, S/N, and selectivity for the AM tuner.

Video Section Specifications

Lists video input and output specifications.

General Specifications

Covers power requirements, consumption, dimensions, and mass.

Supplied Accessories

Lists accessories included with the receiver.

Adjustable Parameters Overview

SURR Button Settings

Shows adjustable parameters under the SURR button (PRO LOGIC, EFFECT, WALL, REVERB, etc.).

LEVEL Button Settings

Lists adjustable parameters under the LEVEL button (speaker levels, LFE MIX, D.RANGE COMP.).

Equalizer (EQ) Parameter Settings

EQ Settings for Front Speakers

Details EQ adjustments for front speaker bass, midrange, and treble.

EQ Settings for Center Speakers

Covers EQ adjustments for center speaker bass, midrange, and treble.

EQ Settings for Surround Speakers

Lists EQ adjustments for surround speaker bass, midrange, and treble.

SET UP Button Parameters

Speaker Size and Assignment Settings

Details settings for speaker size (FRONT, CENTER, SURROUND, etc.) and assignment.

Speaker Distance and Phase Settings

Covers distance settings (feet/meter) and S.W PHASE.

Surround Position and Height

Explains settings for SURR POSI. and SURR HEIGHT.

Crossover Frequency Settings

Details crossover frequency adjustments for various speakers.

Sound Field Parameter Compatibility (SURR)

SURR Parameter Availability by Sound Field

Table showing which SURR parameters (PRO LOGIC, EFFECT, etc.) are available for each sound field.

Sound Field Parameter Compatibility (LEVEL)

LEVEL Parameter Availability by Sound Field

Table showing which LEVEL parameters (FRONT BAL, SURR LEVEL, etc.) are available for each sound field.

Sound Field Parameter Compatibility (EQ - Front)

EQ Parameters for Front Speakers by Sound Field

Table showing EQ adjustments for front speakers across different sound fields.

Sound Field Parameter Compatibility (EQ - Center)

EQ Parameters for Center Speakers by Sound Field

Table showing EQ adjustments for center speakers across different sound fields.

Sound Field Parameter Compatibility (EQ - Surround/Back)

EQ Parameters for Surround/Back Speakers by Sound Field

Table showing EQ adjustments for surround/back speakers across different sound fields.

Remote Precautions

General Safety for Remote

Safety advice regarding liquids, operation, and cleaning the remote.

About This Manual

Identifies the manual's scope and model number.

Before Using the Remote

Remote Contents Check

Lists items received with the remote, specifically batteries.

Inserting Batteries

Instructions for properly inserting batteries into the remote.

Remote Operation Tips

Tips on battery life and handling the remote sensor.

Remote Control Parts Description

Remote Function Buttons

Describes the function buttons for selecting components and their factory assignments.

Remote Control Operation Buttons

Remote Mode Buttons

Explains selecting different remote modes (e.g., 2nd room, 3rd room).

Sound Field and Direct Mode Buttons

Describes buttons for sound fields (A.F.D., MODE, 2CH) and direct input.

Tone and Muting Controls

Details the EQ/TONE and MUTING buttons for sound adjustments.

Remote Control TV Operation Buttons

AV I/O Switch and System Standby

Explains turning components on/off and system standby.

TV Input Selection Buttons

Describes buttons for selecting TV input signals and controlling TV features.

Menu and Navigation Buttons

Details buttons for accessing menus and navigating options.

Remote Control Navigation and Operation

Cursor and Menu Navigation

Describes using cursor buttons and ENTER/EXEC for menu navigation.

Operation Buttons (Play, Pause, Stop)

Explains buttons for controlling playback and recording operations.

Tuner and Disc Selection Buttons

Details buttons for tuner presets and CD disc selection.

Remote Control TV Specific Functions

Numeric and Channel Selection

Explains using numeric buttons and channel selection.

Picture-in-Picture Controls

Details buttons for controlling picture-in-picture features.

Volume and Sub Channel Control

Describes volume adjustment and sub channel selection.

Advanced Remote Operations: Programming

Programming the Remote for Components

Guides on changing codes to control non-Sony components.

Programming Tips and Notes

Offers tips for successful programming and notes on button validity.

Clearing Remote Memory

Instructions to reset the remote to factory settings.

Remote Control Codes

CD Player Codes

Lists numeric codes for controlling CD players by various manufacturers.

DAT Deck Codes

Provides codes for controlling DAT decks by different makers.

MD Deck Codes

Lists numeric codes for MD decks from various brands.

Tape Deck Codes

Offers codes for controlling tape decks from different manufacturers.

Remote Control Codes (Continued)

VCR Codes

Lists numeric codes for controlling VCRs from various manufacturers.

TV Codes

Provides codes for controlling TVs from different brands.

DVD Player Codes

Lists codes for controlling DVD players.

Satellite Tuner/Cable Box Codes

Offers codes for satellite tuners and cable boxes.

Learning Component Commands

Setting Remote Control Codes

Explains how to teach the remote new control codes for unsupported devices.

Learning Tips and Cancellation

Provides tips for successful learning and how to cancel the process.

Clearing Learned Codes

Instructions to clear previously learned remote control codes.

Macro Play Functionality

Performing Sequential Commands

Explains setting up macro commands to execute multiple operations with one button press.

Setting Macro Sequences

Guides on programming sequences of IR codes for MACRO1 and MACRO2.

Remote Mode Selection

Setting 2nd Room Mode

Explains how to set the remote for controlling devices in a second room.

Setting 3rd Room Mode

Details setting the remote for controlling and adjusting volume in a third room.

Checking Remote Mode

Describes how to check the current mode of the remote via indicator lights.

Selecting Command Mode

Explains switching between AV1 and AV2 command modes.

Troubleshooting Remote Issues

Remote Not Functioning

Provides steps to troubleshoot when the remote is not working.

Specifications

Remote Control System Specifications

Lists specifications for the remote's control system, power, dimensions, and mass.

Model-Specific Information

MULTI CH IN Jacks Usage

Explains the use of MULTI CH IN jacks for analog high-quality sources.

STR-DE1075 Specifics

Details output routing for center/surround back speakers on STR-DE1075.

STR-DE975/DE875 Specifics

Details output routing for center speaker as surround back on STR-DE975/DE875.

2ND ROOM SPEAKERS Setting

Notes that the 2nd room setting resets to OFF when the receiver is turned off.

Speaker Wire Connection Best Practices

Preventing Speaker Cord Short-Circuits

Explains how to correctly strip and connect speaker cords to avoid shorts and damage.

Limited Warranty Information

Warranty Coverage Details

Outlines labor, parts, and accessory warranty periods and terms.

Obtaining Warranty Service

Explains the process for obtaining warranty service and required proof of purchase.

Warranty Exclusions and Limitations

Lists conditions not covered by the warranty and legal limitations.

Sony Contact Information

Provides contact numbers for customer support, service, and parts.

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