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Teac AV-H500D User Manual

Teac AV-H500D
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H500D
AV Surround Amplifier
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Teac AV-H500D Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandTeac
ModelAV-H500D
CategoryAmplifier
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

Read and Save Instructions

Read and retain all safety and operating instructions for future reference.

Heed Warnings and Follow Instructions

Adhere to all warnings on the product and follow all operating instructions.

Cleaning Precautions

Unplug before cleaning; use a damp cloth, avoid liquid cleaners.

Attachments and Accessories

Use only manufacturer-recommended attachments and accessories.

Water and Moisture Avoidance

Do not use the product near water or in damp environments.

Stable Placement

Do not place on unstable surfaces; use recommended carts or stands.

Ventilation Requirements

Ensure adequate ventilation by not blocking cabinet openings.

Power Source and Grounding

Operate from correct power source; proper grounding and polarization are essential.

Cord Protection and Lightning Safety

Protect power cords from damage; unplug during lightning storms.

Power Line and Overload Safety

Avoid power lines; do not overload outlets or extension cords.

Object Entry and Liquid Spills

Never insert objects or spill liquids into the unit.

Servicing and Damage Safety

Refer servicing to qualified personnel; unplug for damage or malfunctions.

Replacement Parts and Safety Checks

Use specified replacement parts and perform safety checks after service.

Mounting and Heat Precautions

Mount only as recommended; keep away from heat sources.

Before Use

Installation Location Guidance

Choose installation location carefully, avoiding heat, dust, and moisture.

Memory Backup Information

Memory settings may be erased if power is interrupted for 3 days or longer.

Placement for Ventilation

Ensure proper ventilation with specified spacing around the unit.

System Connection

Remote Control System Operation

Operate connected TEAC Reference 500 components using the system remote.

Component Connection Methods

Connect components using REMOTE CONTROL jacks (A or B).

Dubbing Operation

Instructions for dubbing tapes or MDs using multiple TEAC decks.

Before Connection

Speaker Connection Guidelines

Connect speakers with correct impedance (6-16 ohms) and polarity.

Speaker Wire Connection Procedure

Detailed steps for connecting front and rear/center speaker wires securely.

Connection Details

AC Power Cord Connection

Connect the power cord to an AC outlet supplying the correct voltage.

PRE OUT Jack Usage

Use PRE OUT jacks to connect a powered subwoofer or amplifier.

AC Outlets (Unswitched)

Ensure total power consumption of connected equipment does not exceed 100 watts.

TUNER and CD Connection

RCA Pin Cord Connection

Connect white plug to white jack (L) and red plug to red jack (R).

CD-R/MD and Tape Connection

RCA Pin Cord Connection

Connect white plug to white jack (L) and red plug to red jack (R).

LD Connection

RCA Pin Cord Connection

Connect white/red plugs to L/R jacks and yellow plug to VIDEO jack.

S-VIDEO Connection for Clearer Picture

Connect S-VIDEO for clearer picture; do not mix VIDEO and S-VIDEO signals.

DVD Connection

RCA Pin Cord Connection

Connect white/red plugs to L/R jacks and yellow plug to VIDEO jack.

S-VIDEO Connection for Clearer Picture

Connect S-VIDEO for clearer picture; do not mix VIDEO and S-VIDEO signals.

5.1 Channel Direct Input Connection

Connect 5.1ch audio out from DVD/LD player or decoder to 5.1CH DIRECT IN jacks.

VCR Connection

RCA Pin Cord Connection

Connect white/red plugs to L/R jacks and yellow plug to VIDEO jack.

S-VIDEO Connection for Clearer Picture

Connect S-VIDEO for clearer picture; do not mix VIDEO and S-VIDEO signals.

Monitor (TV) Connection

RCA Pin Cord Connection

Connect RCA pin cords for audio and video signals.

S-VIDEO Connection for Clearer Picture

Connect S-VIDEO for clearer picture; do not mix VIDEO and S-VIDEO signals.

Remote Control Unit

Battery Installation

Install two 'AAA' batteries, observing correct polarity.

Battery Replacement

Replace batteries when remote operation distance decreases.

Battery Handling Precautions

Follow precautions for battery type, disposal, and handling.

Remote Control Unit Buttons

Sleep and Numeric Buttons

Use sleep button for timer; numeric buttons for presets/tracks.

Tuner Operation Buttons

Select broadcast bands (FM/AM) and preset channels.

Tape and MD Deck Operation Buttons

Controls functions for tape and MD decks.

DVD/CD Player Operation Buttons

Controls functions for DVD and CD players.

Basic Operation (1)

Power On/Standby

Press the STANDBY/ON button to turn the unit on or off.

Source Selection and Playback

Select desired source using INPUT SELECTOR and initiate playback.

Master Volume Adjustment

Adjust volume gradually using the MASTER VOLUME control.

Basic Operation (2)

Speaker Balance and Tone Controls

Adjust front speaker balance, bass, and treble levels.

Muting and Headphone Listening

Temporarily mute sound or listen via headphones.

Recording and Dubbing

Select source for recording or dubbing tapes/MDs using front panel buttons.

Positioning of the Speakers

Speaker Layout Examples

Examples for SURROUND MODE or 3 STEREO speaker placement.

Front and Center Speaker Placement

Place front speakers left/right of TV; center speaker between them.

Rear Speaker and Subwoofer Placement

Position rear speakers above ear level; use subwoofer for bass.

Surround Sound (1)

5.1 Channel Direct Input

Enjoy discrete 5.1 channel surround sound from Dolby Digital (AC-3) or DTS discs.

Surround Sound (2)

Activating and Cycling Surround Modes

Press SURROUND ON/OFF to activate; SURROUND MODE cycles through modes.

Dolby Pro Logic Surround Mode

Use for movies/music with DOLBY SURROUND mark for theater-like effect.

Dolby 3 Stereo Mode

Use for 3 speakers (no rear) providing similar effect to Pro Logic.

Surround Sound (3)

General Surround Modes

Modes for sources without DOLBY SURROUND mark for enhanced listening.

Hall, Theater, Disco, Stadium Modes

Simulates concert hall, theater, club, or stadium sound experiences.

Stereo Mode (Surround Off)

Sound produced from front channels only when surround is off.

Center Mode

Normal Center Mode

For compact center speakers; distributes bass below 100Hz to front speakers.

Wide and Phantom Center Modes

Wide mode for capable center speakers; Phantom mode when center is unused.

Delay Time

Setting Rear Speaker Delay

Adjust rear speaker delay for optimal surround effect based on room acoustics.

Delay Time Settings Table

Adjustable ranges for delay time in various surround modes.

Test Tone (1)

Speaker Volume Balancing with Test Tone

Use test tone to adjust relative volumes among speakers in Pro Logic or 3 Stereo modes.

Test Tone (2)

Master Volume Adjustment

Adjust master volume to the normal listening level.

Center and Rear Speaker Volume Adjustment

Adjust center/rear speaker volume for identical test tone levels.

Troubleshooting

No Power or Sound Issues

Check power, speaker connections, volume, muting, and balance.

Sound Quality Problems

Address noisy sound, cut-offs, low bass, and rear/center speaker absence.

Remote Control Malfunctions

Troubleshoot remote issues related to batteries, range, and obstacles.

Specifications

Surround OFF Power Output and Line Specs

Details power output, S/N ratio, and line input specifications when surround is OFF.

Surround ON Power Output

Details power output for front and rear speakers when surround is ON.

Dolby Pro Logic Power Output

Details power output for front, center, and rear speakers in Pro Logic mode.

General Unit Specifications

Includes power requirement, consumption, dimensions, and weight.

Standard Accessory Information

Lists the included Remote Control Unit (RC-767).

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