Sony TA-E1000ESD Operating Instructions

Behind the panel
DISPLAY MODE button
Selects the component of the display window as follows:
e Displays all information.
e Displays only the input function.
e Turns off the display and all indicators except the
volume indicator.
[21] DIGITAL input level buttons ©
Adjust the input level of digital inputs. Press + until
OVER appears in the display, then press - until OVER
goes off.
[22] ANALOG input level knob @
Adjusts the input level of analog inputs. Turn the knob
clockwise until OVER appears in the display, then turn
the knob counterclockwise until OVER goes off.
[23] INPUT LEVEL control knob @
Adjusts the input level of Dolby surround program
sources.
INPUT BALANCE control knob @
Adjusts the input balance of Dolby surround program
sources,
[25] PRO LOGIC MODE button @
Selects the operation mode of Dolby Pro Logic surround
function.
TEST TONE button @, @
Turns onand off the test tone to adjust the balance
among front, rear, and center speakers.
[27] MEMORY button
Press when storing the parameter settings, etc.
ENTER button @
Stores parameter settings in the unit.
CLEAR button ®, @®
Clears the assigned digital input to a input function
button.
CHARACTER button @
Labels to a input function button.
[31] EFFECT REC button @®
Outputs analog REC OUT signals with digital sound
effects. This function does not operate for digital REC
OUT signals.
{32] SET button @
Sets the desired program source for recording while you
listen to/watch another program source.
[33] CHECK button @
Displays the program source to be recorded set by the
SET button.
BALANCE control knob
Adjusts the balance between left and right front speakers.
Generally, set the knob at the center position.
[35] VIDEO 5 INPUT jacks
Accepts S-video/video and audio input signals.
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Sony TA-E1000ESD Specifications

General

Total Harmonic Distortion	0.005%
Signal to Noise Ratio	110dB
Release Year	1990
Input Sensitivity	150mV
Input Impedance	50k ohms
Output	2V (Pre out)
Output Impedance	1 kOhm
Frequency Response	2Hz-200kHz