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General| Type | Audio/Video Receiver |
|---|---|
| Input Sensitivity | 150 mV (line) |
| Video Connections | Composite Video Input/Output |
| Dimensions | 430 x 155 x 375 mm |
| Output | Speaker Output |
| Speaker load impedance | 8 ohms |
Important warnings regarding fire hazards, electric shock, and proper product usage.
Area for users to record model and serial numbers for service inquiries.
Information on FCC regulations for digital devices and potential radio frequency interference.
Essential safety measures including power, liquid contact, and unplugging procedures.
Recommendations for unit placement, ventilation, and environmental conditions.
Guidance on cleaning the unit's exterior and retaining packaging materials.
Overview of the remote's sections and their intended functions for system control.
Details on controlling various components and selecting operational modes.
Instructions for battery insertion, expected life, and precautions against leakage.
General guidelines for connecting power cords, plugs, and cables correctly.
Instructions for connecting the FM antenna and improving signal reception quality.
Guidance on connecting the AM antenna and methods to improve AM reception.
How to connect the SYSTEM CONTROL cord for synchronized operation.
Connecting speakers and important notes on impedance and correct polarity.
Adjusting audio levels, speaker balance, and reinforcing bass frequencies.
Fine-tuning sound quality using the graphic equalizer controls.
Steps to select, play, and adjust volume for different audio sources.
Connecting headphones and managing speaker output for private listening.
Procedure for automatically scanning and locking onto FM/AM radio stations.
Understanding display signals and modifying the AM tuning frequency step.
Step-by-step instructions for manually tuning radio frequencies.
Saving tuned stations to memory and organizing them by page.
Tips for successful station storage and resolving common storage issues.
Using memory scan to find stations and tuning into pre-stored frequencies.
Guidance on positioning speakers in the listening room for the best acoustic effect.
Choosing appropriate surround sound modes (PHANTOM, NORMAL, WIDE, 3CH).
Calibrating speaker volumes using test tones for balanced surround sound.
Understanding how test tones are delivered for different speaker configurations.
Setting the delay time for rear speakers to synchronize with front audio.
Steps to turn on surround sound and choose specific audio effects.
Identifying and choosing the desired audio source for tape recording.
Steps for starting playback and setting the tape deck to record.
Detailed specifications on power output, frequency response, and harmonic distortion.
Technical details for the amplifier, tuner sections, and input/output parameters.
Information on power requirements, consumption, AC outlets, and supplied accessories.
Solutions for missing audio, single-channel playback, or low rear speaker volume.
Addressing hum, static, TV interference, weak signals, and indicator faults.
Troubleshooting issues with the remote commander and specific features like DBFB.
Resolving turntable hum, weak signals, and severe noise problems.
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