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Sony STR-V555ES User Manual

Sony STR-V555ES
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4-230-063-12(1)
FM Stereo
FM.AM Receiver
Operating Instructions
STR-V555ES
,:_,2000 Sony Corporation
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Sony STR-V555ES Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSony
ModelSTR-V555ES
CategoryStereo Receiver
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Precautions

On safety

General safety guidelines for the receiver, including warnings about fire and shock hazards.

On power sources

Precautions related to power supply, voltage matching, and disconnecting the AC power cord.

On placement

Guidelines for positioning the receiver to ensure proper ventilation and performance.

On operation

Basic operational precautions before connecting or operating the receiver.

On cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the receiver's exterior, panel, and controls.

Owner's Record

About This Manual

About area codes

Explains how area codes affect receiver operation and indications in the manual.

Conventions

Explains manual conventions like icons, terminology, and symbols used throughout the text.

Hooking Up the Components

Unpacking

Lists the items included with the receiver and instructions for checking them.

Inserting batteries into the remote

Guide on how to properly insert batteries into the remote control.

Before you get started

Important steps to take, such as turning off power, before making any connections.

Antenna Hookups

Terminals for connecting the antennas

Details on where to connect AM loop and FM wire antennas.

Notes on antenna hookups

Tips for preventing noise and optimizing FM antenna connection.

Audio Component Hookups

Jacks for connecting audio components

Identifies specific jacks for turntables, CD players, tape decks, and MD/DAT decks.

Note on audio component hookups

Specific advice for connecting turntables with a ground wire.

Video Component Hookups

Jacks for connecting video components

Identifies specific jacks for tuners, VCRs, DVD/LD players, and camcorders.

Note on video component hookups

Advice on connecting TV audio outputs and using S-video jacks.

Digital Component Hookups

Required cords

Lists the necessary digital and audio/video cords for component connections.

Example of LD player connected via an RF demodulator

Illustrates connecting an LD player using an RF demodulator for digital audio.

MD/DAT Deck Digital Connections

Required cords

Lists the necessary digital and audio cords for MD/DAT deck connections.

Notes

Important notes on digital recording, analog connections, and signal types.

5.1CH Input Hookups

Required cords

Lists the necessary audio and video cords for 5.1CH input connections.

Example of a DVD player hookup using the 5.1CH INPUT jacks

Illustrates connecting a DVD player to the 5.1CH INPUT jacks.

Other Hookups

Required cords

Lists various cords for different hookup types like S-LINK and CONTROL A1 II.

2nd Room Hookup via 2ND AV Jacks

Details on outputting audio/video to another room using 2ND AV jacks.

S-LINK CONTROL S Hookup

Details on S-LINK CONTROL S connections for compatible Sony components.

CONTROL A1 II Hookup

Explains CONTROL A1 II connections for automatic function selection.

COMPONENT VIDEO Hookup

Describes how to connect components with COMPONENT VIDEO jacks.

Setting the voltage selector

Connecting the AC power cord

Hooking Up and Setting Up the Speaker System

Brief descriptions of buttons and control used to set up the speaker system

Explains the function of SET UP, Cursor, and Jog dial buttons for speaker setup.

Speaker System Hookup

Terminals for connecting the speakers

Identifies speaker terminals for front, rear, center, and sub woofer connections.

To connect certain speakers to another amplifier

Instructions for using PRE OUT jacks to connect speakers to an external amplifier.

Notes on speaker system hookup

Important tips on speaker cord stripping and volume adjustment for speaker setup.

Avoiding Speaker Short-Circuits

Speaker Impedance Settings

Performing Initial Setup Operations

Before turning on the receiver

Checks to perform before initial power-on of the receiver.

Clearing the receiver's memory

Steps to reset the receiver to factory default settings.

Demonstration Mode

Information on activating, canceling, and viewing the receiver's demonstration mode.

Multi Channel Surround Setup

Placement Guidelines

Illustrates and describes recommended placement for front, rear, and center speakers.

Specifying Speaker Parameters

Steps to adjust speaker size, distance, and other parameters.

Speaker Size Settings

Center Speaker Size (CENTER)

How to set the size of the center speaker (LARGE, SMALL, NO).

Rear L/R Speaker Size (REAR L/R)

How to set the size of the rear L/R speakers (LARGE, SMALL, NO).

Rear Center Speaker Size (REAR CTR)

How to set the size of the rear center speaker (LARGE, SMALL, NO).

Understanding Speaker Size Parameters

Explanation of the LARGE and SMALL settings for speaker bass redirection.

Speaker Distance Settings

Sub Woofer Selection and LFE Cutoff

How to select sub woofer usage (YES/NO) and adjust LFE cutoff frequency.

Front Speaker Distance (FRONT)

How to set the distance from listening position to front speakers.

Center Speaker Distance (CENTER)

How to set the distance from listening position to the center speaker.

Rear L/R Speaker Distance (REAR L/R)

How to set the distance from listening position to rear L/R speakers.

Rear Center Speaker Distance (REAR CTR)

How to set the distance from listening position to the rear center speaker.

About Speaker Distances

Explains the rules and effects of setting speaker distances.

Rear Speaker Position and Height

Rear L/R Speaker Position (REAR L/R PLACE)

How to specify rear L/R speaker placement (SIDE, MIDDLE, BEHIND) for virtual sound fields.

Rear L/R Speaker Height (REAR L/R HGT.)

How to specify rear L/R speaker height (LOW, HIGH) for virtual sound fields.

About Rear L/R Speaker Position

Detailed explanation of rear L/R speaker placement settings for virtual sound fields.

Speaker Crossover Frequency and LFE Settings

Front Speaker Crossover Frequency

How to adjust the front speaker bass crossover frequency.

Center Speaker Crossover Frequency

How to adjust the center speaker bass crossover frequency.

Rear L/R Speaker Crossover Frequency

How to adjust the rear L/R speaker bass crossover frequency.

LFE High Cut Filter (LFE HIGH CUT)

How to select the cutoff frequency for the LFE channel High Cut Filter.

Distance Unit (DIST. UNIT)

How to select the unit of measure for speaker distance settings.

Adjusting Speaker Volume

Before You Use Your Receiver

Before turning on the receiver

Final checks to perform before powering on the receiver for the first time.

Checking the connections

Steps to verify that all component and speaker connections are correct.

Troubleshooting No Sound

Guides on diagnosing and resolving issues related to no sound output.

Location of Parts and Basic Operations

Front Panel Parts Description

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

Front Panel Controls and Functions

FUNCTION control and Source Selection

How to select the desired audio/video source component.

AUDIO SPLIT and 5.1CH INPUT Buttons

Buttons for assigning audio inputs and selecting 5.1CH sources.

DOOR OPEN Button

Button to open the front panel door.

Front Panel Buttons and Indicators

IR Emitter/Receptor and Display

Describes the IR system and the display button for information.

Tuner Operation Buttons

Buttons for FM/AM band selection and preset tuning.

Surround Sound Selection Buttons

Buttons like A.F.D., CINEMA STUDIO EX, MODE for enjoying surround sound.

2CH and ANALOG DIRECT Buttons

Buttons for stereo output and analog direct listening.

Front Panel Setup and Input Buttons

MULTI CHANNEL DECODING Indicator

Indicator that lights when decoding multi channel signals.

2ND AV Button for Multi-Room Output

Button to select stereo audio/video for output to another room.

SET UP, ENTER, and Cursor Buttons

Buttons for activating setup mode, confirming entries, and navigating parameters.

Front Panel Adjustment Controls

Jog Dial and LEVEL/EQ/SURROUND Buttons

Controls for adjusting speaker levels, equalizer, and surround parameters.

NAME and ON SCREEN Buttons

Buttons for naming items and controlling the on-screen display.

EQ BANK and Tuner Buttons

Buttons for selecting EQ banks and operating the tuner.

SPEAKERS Selector

Sets the receiver to drive specific front speakers (A, B, or A+B).

Enjoying Surround Sound

Sound Modes Overview

Explains how sound modes create theater-like environments and how to customize them.

A.F.D.

Explains the Auto Format Decoding mode for presenting sound as encoded.

Selecting a Sound Field

Brief descriptions of buttons used to enjoy surround sound

Explains buttons for LEVEL, SURROUND, EQ, Cursor, Jog dial, A.F.D., 2CH, MODE, CINEMA STUDIO EX, EQ BANK, ANALOG DIRECT.

6.1 channel matrix decoding

Information about 6.1 channel matrix decoding and its use with Dolby Digital and DTS.

Sound Field Effects and Notes

NORMAL SURROUND

Standard mode for multi channel or 2 channel audio signals.

CINEMA STUDIO EX. A/B/C

Modes reproducing Sony Pictures' studio characteristics for movie soundtracks.

VIRTUAL MATRIX 6.1

Mode simulating a virtual rear center speaker for 6.1 channel sound.

SEMI CINEMA STUDIO EX. A/B/C

Modes reproducing studio characteristics using front speakers without actual rears.

NIGHT THEATER

Mode for listening at low volumes, retaining theater environment.

MONO MOVIE

Mode for movies with monaural soundtracks.

STEREO MOVIE

Mode for movies recorded with stereo soundtracks.

HEADPHONE THEATER

Mode for experiencing theater environment with headphones.

Selecting a Sound Field

V. MULTI DIMENSION (Virtual Multi Dimension)

Creates virtual rear speakers positioned higher than the listener.

V. MULTI REAR (Virtual Multi Rear)

Creates virtual rear speakers from one set of actual rear speakers.

V. SEMI-M. DIMENSION (Virtual Semi Multi Dimension)

Creates virtual rear speakers using only front speakers.

Sound Field Effects and Notes

VIRTUAL ENHANCED A/B

Creates virtual rear speakers from front speakers without actual rears.

DIGITAL CONCERT HALL A/B

Reproduces acoustics of concert halls with specific characteristics.

SMALL HALL

Reproduces the acoustics of a small rectangular concert hall.

CHURCH

Reproduces church acoustics with reverberations.

OPERA HOUSE

Reproduces the acoustics of an opera house.

JAZZ CLUB

Reproduces the acoustics of a jazz club.

DISCO/CLUB

Reproduces acoustics of a discotheque or dance club.

LIVE HOUSE

Reproduces acoustics of a 300-seat live house.

ARENA

Reproduces acoustics of a 1000-seat concert hall.

STADIUM

Reproduces the feeling of a large open-air stadium.

GAME

Obtains maximum audio impact from video game software.

Selecting a Sound Field

AUTO FORMAT DECODING

Automatically detects and decodes audio signals, presenting sound as recorded.

2 CHANNEL

Outputs sound only from front speakers; bypasses sound field processing for stereo sources.

ANALOG DIRECT

Listens to analog sources without digital processing, allowing only volume and balance adjustments.

Understanding the Multi-Channel Surround Displays

Playback channel indicators

Letters indicate channels being played back; boxes show speakers used.

DO DIGITAL Indicator

Lights when Dolby Digital (AC-3) signals are input and decoded.

COAX/OPT Indicators

Indicate digital signal input via coaxial or optical terminals.

Tuner Indicators

Indicate when the receiver is tuning radio stations.

PRO LOGIC Indicator

Lights when Pro Logic processing is applied to two-channel signals.

D. RANGE Indicator

Lights when dynamic range compression is active.

EQ Indicator

Lights when equalizer functions are active, but not when flat.

L.F.E. Indicator

Lights when the LFE channel is present and reproduced.

Customizing Sound Fields

To get the most from multi channel surround sound

Recommends proper speaker positioning before customizing sound fields.

Adjusting the surround parameters

Allows customization of surround effects like effect level and wall type.

6.1ch Matrix (6.1 MATRIX)

Parameter for decoding rear center signals for 6.1 channel sources.

Pro Logic (PRO LOGIC)

Parameter to specify Pro Logic decoding settings (AUTO, ON, OFF).

Reverberation and Screen Depth Settings

Reverberation time (REVERB)

Controls the spacing of early reflections to simulate room acoustics.

Front reverberation (FRONT REVERB)

Adjusts reverberation for DIGITAL CONCERT HALL modes (WET/DRY).

Screen depth (SCREEN DEPTH)

Simulates sound coming from the screen by adjusting depth perception.

Virtual Speaker and Rear Enhancer Settings

Virtual speaker (VIR. SPEAKERS)

Turns virtual speakers in CINEMA STUDIO EX/SEMI CINEMA STUDIO EX modes ON or OFF.

Rear reflection enhancer (REAR ENHANCER)

Adds broader surround effect even with monaural surround channels.

Bass, Midrange, and Treble Adjustment

Bass adjustment (Gain/Frequency)

Adjusts bass gain and frequency for sound fields.

Midrange adjustment (Gain/Frequency)

Adjusts midrange gain and frequency for sound fields.

Midrange bandwidth

Adjusts the width of the midrange band (WIDE, MIDDLE, NARROW).

Treble adjustment (Gain/Frequency)

Adjusts treble gain and frequency for sound fields.

Adjusting the level parameters

Front balance (FRONT)

Adjusts balance between front left and right speakers.

Rear L/R balance (REAR)

Adjusts balance between rear left and right speakers.

Center level (CENTER)

Adjusts the volume level of the center speaker.

Rear L/R level (REAR L/R)

Adjusts the volume level of the rear L/R speakers.

Rear center level (REAR CENTER)

Adjusts the volume level of the rear center speaker.

Sub woofer level (SUB WOOFER)

Adjusts the volume level of the sub woofer.

LFE (Low Frequency Effect) mix level

Attenuates LFE channel output from sub woofer without affecting bass redirection.

DTS LFE and Dynamic Range Compression

dts LFE (Low Frequency Effect) mix level

Adjusts DTS LFE mix level for the sub woofer.

Dynamic range compressor (D. RANGE COMP)

Compresses dynamic range for watching movies at low volumes.

Adjusting the equalizer

Front speaker bass adjustment (Gain/Frequency)

Adjusts front speaker bass gain and frequency.

Front speaker midrange adjustment (Gain/Frequency)

Adjusts front speaker midrange gain and frequency.

Front speaker midrange bandwidth

Adjusts the width of the midrange band for front speakers.

Equalizer Adjustments (Front, Center, Rear)

Front speaker treble adjustment (Gain/Frequency)

Adjusts front speaker treble gain and frequency.

Center speaker bass adjustment (Gain/Frequency)

Adjusts center speaker bass gain and frequency.

Center speaker midrange adjustment (Gain/Frequency)

Adjusts center speaker midrange gain and frequency.

Center speaker midrange bandwidth

Adjusts the width of the midrange band for center speakers.

Center speaker treble adjustment (Gain/Frequency)

Adjusts center speaker treble gain and frequency.

Rear L/R speaker bass adjustment (Gain/Frequency)

Adjusts rear L/R speaker bass gain and frequency.

Rear L/R speaker midrange adjustment (Gain/Frequency)

Adjusts rear L/R speaker midrange gain and frequency.

Rear L/R speaker midrange bandwidth

Adjusts the width of the midrange band for rear L/R speakers.

Rear L/R speaker treble adjustment (Gain/Frequency)

Adjusts rear L/R speaker treble gain and frequency.

Rear center speaker bass adjustment (Gain/Frequency)

Adjusts rear center speaker bass gain and frequency.

Rear center speaker midrange adjustment (Gain/Frequency)

Adjusts rear center speaker midrange gain and frequency.

Rear center speaker midrange bandwidth

Adjusts the width of the midrange band for rear center speakers.

Rear center speaker treble adjustment (Gain/Frequency)

Adjusts rear center speaker treble gain and frequency.

Resetting Customized Sound Fields

Adjustable parameters for each sound field

2CH

Parameter availability for 2CH mode.

AUTO FORMAT DECODING

Parameter availability for AUTO FORMAT DECODING mode.

ANALOG DIRECT

Parameter availability for ANALOG DIRECT mode.

NORMAL SURROUND

Parameter availability for NORMAL SURROUND mode.

CINEMA STUDIO EX. A/B/C

Parameter availability for CINEMA STUDIO EX modes.

VIRTUAL MATRIX 6.1

Parameter availability for VIRTUAL MATRIX 6.1 mode.

SEMI CINEMA STUDIO EX. A/B/C

Parameter availability for SEMI CINEMA STUDIO EX modes.

NIGHT THEATER

Parameter availability for NIGHT THEATER mode.

MONO MOVIE

Parameter availability for MONO MOVIE mode.

STEREO MOVIE

Parameter availability for STEREO MOVIE mode.

HEADPHONE THEATER

Parameter availability for HEADPHONE THEATER mode.

V. MULTI DIMENSION

Parameter availability for V. MULTI DIMENSION mode.

V. MULTI REAR

Parameter availability for V. MULTI REAR mode.

V. SEMI-M. DIMENSION

Parameter availability for V. SEMI-M. DIMENSION mode.

VIRTUAL ENHANCED A/B

Parameter availability for VIRTUAL ENHANCED modes.

DIGITAL CONCERT HALL A/B

Parameter availability for DIGITAL CONCERT HALL modes.

SMALL HALL

Parameter availability for SMALL HALL mode.

CHURCH

Parameter availability for CHURCH mode.

OPERA HOUSE

Parameter availability for OPERA HOUSE mode.

JAZZ CLUB

Parameter availability for JAZZ CLUB mode.

DISCO/CLUB

Parameter availability for DISCO/CLUB mode.

LIVE HOUSE

Parameter availability for LIVE HOUSE mode.

ARENA

Parameter availability for ARENA mode.

STADIUM

Parameter availability for STADIUM mode.

GAME

Parameter availability for GAME mode.

5.1CH

Parameter availability for 5.1CH mode.

PCM96K

Parameter availability for PCM96K mode.

LEVEL Parameters and Mix Levels

LEVEL Parameters

Lists adjustable LEVEL parameters like balance, center, rear, and sub woofer levels.

LFE MIX and DRANGE COMP

Lists adjustable LFE MIX and DRANGE COMP parameters for sound fields.

FRONT Equalizer (BANK) Settings

FRONT Equalizer Parameters

Lists adjustable EQ parameters (B.GAIN, B.FREQ, M.GAIN, M.FREQ, M.SLOPE, T.GAIN, T.FREQ) for front speakers.

CENTER Equalizer Parameters

Lists adjustable EQ parameters for center speakers.

Rear Speaker Equalizer Settings

REAR L/R Equalizer (BANK) Parameters

Lists adjustable EQ parameters for rear L/R speakers.

REAR CENTER Equalizer (BANK) Parameters

Lists adjustable EQ parameters for rear center speakers.

Receiving Broadcasts

Automatic FM Memory (AUTOBETICAL)

Automatically stores up to 30 FM/FM RDS stations alphabetically.

Direct Tuning

Enter station frequency directly using numeric buttons.

Automatic Tuning

Scans for and receives available stations in the area.

Preset Tuning

Stores tuned stations for quick access using codes.

RDS functions

Features for displaying RDS info, scanning by program type, and using EON function.

Storing FM Stations Automatically (AUTOBETICAL)

Brief descriptions of buttons used to receive broadcasts

Explains buttons for tuning, memory, display, RDS, and FM mode.

Direct Tuning

Example: FM 102.50 MHz

Example of entering a specific FM frequency.

Example: AM 1350 kHz

Example of entering a specific AM frequency.

If you cannot tune in a station and the entered numbers flash

Troubleshooting step for incorrect frequency entry.

Optimizing AM reception

Tip for optimizing AM reception by adjusting antenna direction.

Automatic Tuning

Band end behavior

Behavior of automatic tuning when reaching the band limits.

Preset Tuning

Presetting radio stations

Steps to preset stations using memory and preset tuning buttons.

To change a preset number to another station

Procedure to overwrite an existing preset station.

Tuning to preset stations

Methods for selecting stored stations using scanning or preset codes.

Using the Radio Data System (RDS)

Receiving RDS broadcasts

How to receive RDS broadcasts and what indicators to look for.

Displaying RDS information

How to cycle through and view RDS information.

Scanning preset stations by program type

How to tune preset stations based on specified program types.

Using the EON function

How the EON function automatically switches to traffic/news broadcasts.

Program Type Indication Table

Program Type Indication Table (Continued)

Other Operations

Brief descriptions of buttons that appear in this chapter

Explains buttons for naming, sleep function, setup, and entering data.

Naming Preset Stations and Program Sources

To index a preset station

Steps to create names for preset stations.

To index a program source

Steps to create names for program sources (components).

To insert a space

How to insert a space character when naming items.

If you've made a mistake

Procedure for correcting naming errors.

Recording

Recording on an audio tape or MiniDisc

How to record audio from the receiver onto cassette tape or MiniDisc.

Recording on a Video Tape

Using the Sleep Timer

Adjustments Using the SET UP Button

Selecting the 5.1CH video input

Specifies the video input used with 5.1CH audio signals.

Power to video circuitry

Controls whether video circuits are automatically turned off or remain on.

Power to digital circuitry

Controls whether unnecessary digital circuits are turned off or remain on.

Sound Field Link

Automatically applies the last used sound field to a program source.

Adjusting the CONTROL A1 II auto function

Enables Sony components connected via CONTROL A1 II to turn on automatically.

Setting Up the 2 Way Remote

Selecting the Command Mode of the Remote

Selecting the Monitor Color System

Selecting the Color of the On-Screen Display

CONTROL A1II Control System

Getting Started

Explains the basic functions and purpose of the CONTROL A1II system.

Connections

Details on connecting compatible components using mini-plug cords.

CONTROL A1II and CONTROL A1 compatibility

Discusses compatibility between CONTROL A1II and older CONTROL A1 systems.

On CONTROL A1 jacks and connections

Information on connecting CONTROL A1 jacks and compatible cords.

About the connecting cord

Advice on using appropriate connecting cords for the system.

Basic Functions and Automatic Function Selection

Basic Functions

Explains that CONTROL A1II functions operate when components are turned on.

Automatic function selection

Automatically switches amplifier input based on component play button press.

Synchronized Recording

Troubleshooting

No sound or only a very low-level sound is heard

Guides on diagnosing issues with no or low sound output.

The left and right sounds are unbalanced or reversed

Guides on diagnosing and resolving unbalanced or reversed stereo channels.

Severe hum or noise is heard

Guides on diagnosing and resolving hum or noise issues.

Troubleshooting Speaker Sound Issues

No sound is heard from the center speaker

Guides for diagnosing no sound from the center speaker.

No sound or only a very low-level sound is heard from the rear speakers

Guides for diagnosing no or low sound from rear speakers.

The surround effect cannot be obtained

Guides for diagnosing issues with obtaining surround effects.

Troubleshooting Recording and Tuning Issues

Recording cannot be done

Guides for diagnosing recording problems.

Radio stations cannot be tuned in

Guides for diagnosing issues with tuning radio stations.

RDS does not work

Guides for diagnosing RDS functionality issues.

The remote does not function

Guides for diagnosing remote control malfunction.

AUDIO POWER SPECIFICATIONS

Amplifier Section Power Output

Input and Output Specifications

Tuner Section Specifications

Equalizer (EQ) Specifications

Video Section Specifications

General System and Power Specifications

Physical and Accessory Specifications

Glossary

Surround sound

Defines surround sound and its components: direct, early reflected, and reverberative sound.

Dolby Digital (AC-3)

Explains the Dolby Digital (AC-3) sound format, its advancement over Pro Logic, and its 5.1 channel structure.

Digital Cinema Sound

Defines Sony's digital surround sound technology designed for movie enjoyment.

Dolby Pro Logic Surround

Explains Dolby Pro Logic Surround's decoding of two-channel sound into four channels.

Tables of Settings Using SURROUND, LEVEL, EQ, and SET UP buttons

SURROUND Button Settings

Lists adjustable SURROUND parameters like MATRIX, PRO LOGIC, EFFECT, WALL, REVERB, DEPTH, SPEAKERS.

LEVEL Button Settings

Lists adjustable LEVEL parameters for speaker balance, volume, LFE MIX, and D. RANGE.

EQ Button Settings

FRONT Equalizer Parameters

Lists adjustable EQ parameters (B.GAIN, B.FREQ, M.GAIN, M.FREQ, M.SLOPE, T.GAIN, T.FREQ) for front speakers.

CENTER Equalizer Parameters

Lists adjustable EQ parameters for center speakers.

REAR L/R Equalizer Parameters

Lists adjustable EQ parameters for rear L/R speakers.

REAR CENTER Equalizer Parameters

Lists adjustable EQ parameters for rear center speakers.

SET UP Button Settings

Speaker Setup

Settings for speaker size, distance, placement, and sub woofer.

Crossover Frequency and Distance Unit

Settings for speaker crossover frequencies and distance units.

5.1CH V, Power, and Sound Field Link

Settings for 5.1CH video input, power management, and sound field link.

Remote and Display Settings

Settings for 2 way remote, command mode, monitor color, and OSD color.

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