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General| Audio Channels | 7.1 |
|---|---|
| Frequency Response | 10 Hz - 100 kHz +0, -3 dB |
| Input Sensitivity | 200mV/47kΩ (LINE) |
| Signal to Noise Ratio | 100 dB |
| Digital Inputs | Optical, Coaxial |
| Video Inputs | Component, Composite, S-Video |
| Video Outputs | Component, Composite, S-Video |
| Outputs | Component, Composite, S-Video |
Guidelines for replacing critical components and verifying insulation after servicing. Includes leakage current test procedures.
Important safety notice regarding chemical content and proper handling of solder and related materials.
Detailed specifications for the audio output power, sensitivity, distortion, and frequency response.
Specifications for video signal types, conversion, and signal levels, including NTSC/PAL and composite signals.
Details on power requirements, physical dimensions, weight, available finishes, and included accessories.
Configuration options for speakers, volume levels, dynamic range, tone controls, and lipsync.
Settings for video conversion, HDMI, network, multi-zone audio, and general operational options.
Step-by-step instructions for removing major external and internal chassis components.
Detailed steps for safely removing the D-VIDEO and A-VIDEO printed circuit boards.
List of necessary tools and step-by-step instructions for updating the unit's firmware.
Explanation of common error messages encountered during firmware updates and their meanings.
A comprehensive list of main menus and their corresponding sub-menus for self-diagnosis.
Procedure to enter self-diagnostic mode while disabling protection functions.
Standard procedure to access the unit's self-diagnostic mode.
Information on how protection history is displayed based on different conditions.
Explanation and display for protection triggered by speaker terminal shorts.
Explanation and display for protection triggered by abnormal power supply voltages.
Explanation and display for protection triggered by abnormal DC output.
Explanation and display for protection triggered by excessive heat sink temperatures.
Information on how protection history is stored, cleared, and its implications.
How information is displayed and how to navigate through main and sub-menus.
Details on functions available during self-diagnostics and their initial default settings.
Information on how input sources automatically change when navigating menus.
Detailed explanations for audio-related self-diagnostic functions.
Specific details and operation of the DSP THROUGH function.
Detailed explanations for Analog Bypass and DSP Bypass functions.
Configuration for HDMI audio signal selection and output.
Settings for configuring speaker output levels and characteristics.
Step-by-step guide to check the front panel FL display functionality.
Tests for confirming audio output to different zones based on selected input sources.
Procedure for testing XM radio reception and antenna.
Procedure to test the DOCK connector's functionality, including iPod detection.
Procedures for checking network connection status, IP address, and MAC address.
Procedures for testing network connector loopback and PHY connections.
Instructions for measuring line noise at 10Mbps and 100Mbps.
Checking the FUNCTION PCB for data transmission and flow port.
Checking the bus line connection for the TI1 (DSP1) IC.
Checking the bus line connection for the TI2 (DSP2) IC.
Performing comprehensive checks on SDRAM, NPGA, YGV, and I2C bus lines.
Checking the connection of FPGA SPI line and EEPROM I2C line.
Displaying information about the HDMI module, including model, product ID, and vendor.
Checking the A-VIDEO PCB for video signal conversion and output.
Diagrams illustrating signal paths for digital bypass and REC ZONE functions.
Procedure for checking the FL display with various test patterns.
Displaying information about the current input video signal.
Detailed steps for performing HDMI loop-back tests (TEST1 and TEST2).
Testing signal paths for different video resolutions and formats.
Diagram illustrating the signal flow from HDMI input to HDMI output.
Diagram illustrating the signal flow from CVBS input to DA and HDMI output.
Diagram illustrating the signal path from CVBS input to DA and HDMI output with DDR.
Diagram illustrating the signal path from Y/C input to DA and HDMI output.
Diagram illustrating the signal path from Component 480p to DA and HDMI_out1.
Diagram illustrating the signal path from Component 720p to HDMI_out1.
Diagram illustrating the signal path from YGV to DA and HDMI_out1.
Monitoring A/D conversion values for panel keys and protection functions.
Monitoring heat sink temperatures (TM1 and TM2) for proper operation.
Monitoring amplifier output level (OUTLVL) and limiter control value (LMTCNT).
Controlling amplifier power relay states using the PURE DIRECT key.
Displays detected model and destination information based on voltage readings.
Confirmation procedures for firmware updates across different microprocessors.
Confirmation procedures for tool updates like CEC MCU and HD RADIO MOD.
Table for recording FM and AM preset station data.
Options to reserve or inhibit factory preset initialization for user memory protection.
Procedure to confirm and adjust amplifier idling current after repair.
Pinout diagrams for various integrated circuits used in the unit.
Detailed information for the DSP IC, including its functions and pin assignments.
Overall block diagram illustrating the audio signal processing path.
Pinout diagrams for various integrated circuits used in the unit.
Layout diagram of the DSP printed circuit board, Side A.
Layout diagrams for various OPERATION PCBs, Side A.
Layout diagrams for various OPERATION PCBs, Side B.
Layout diagram of the OPERATION (3) PCB, Side A.
Layout diagram of the OPERATION (3) PCB, Side B.
Layout diagram of the MAIN (1) PCB, Side A.
Layout diagram of the MAIN (1) PCB, Side B.
Layout diagrams for MAIN (2), (3), and (4) PCBs, Side A.
Layout diagrams for MAIN (2), (3), and (4) PCBs, Side B.
Layout diagrams for the POWER (1) PCB, both sides.
Layout diagrams for POWER (2), (5), and (6) PCBs, Side A.
Layout diagram for the POWER (5) PCB, Side B.
Layout diagrams for the POWER (3) PCB, both sides.
Layout diagrams for the POWER (4) PCB, both sides.
Layout diagram of the A-VIDEO PCB, Side A.
Layout diagram of the A-VIDEO PCB, Side B.
Layout diagram of the D-VIDEO PCB, Side A.
Layout diagram of the D-VIDEO PCB, Side B.
Layout diagram of the FL (1) PCB, Side A.
Layout diagram of the FL (1) PCB, Side B.
Layout diagram of the FL (2) PCB, Side A.
Layout diagram of the FL (2) PCB, Side B.
Layout diagrams for FL (3) and (4) PCBs, Side A.
Layout diagrams for FL (3) and (4) PCBs, Side B.
Layout diagrams for FL (5) and (6) PCBs, Side A.
Layout diagrams for FL (5) and (6) PCBs, Side B.
Layout diagrams for the CONNECT (1) PCB, both sides.
Layout diagrams for the CONNECT (2) PCB, both sides.
Layout diagrams for the DCCNVT (1) PCB, both sides.
Layout diagrams for the DCCNVT (2) PCB, both sides.
Schematic diagram of the DSP section, part 1 of 3.
Schematic diagram of the FUNCTION section, part 1 of 4.
Schematic diagram of the FUNCTION section, part 2 of 4.
Schematic diagram of the FUNCTION section, part 3 of 4.
Schematic diagram of the FUNCTION section, part 4 of 4.
Schematic diagrams for all OPERATION PCBs, detailing component connections.
Schematic diagrams for the MAIN PCBs, detailing component connections.
Schematic diagram of the A-VIDEO section, part 1 of 2.
Schematic diagram of the A-VIDEO section, part 2 of 2.
Schematic diagram of the D-VIDEO section, part 1 of 10.
Schematic diagram of the D-VIDEO section, part 2 of 10.
Schematic diagram of the D-VIDEO section, part 3 of 10.
Schematic diagram of the D-VIDEO section, part 4 of 10.
Schematic diagram of the D-VIDEO section, part 5 of 10.
Schematic diagram of the D-VIDEO section, part 6 of 10.
Schematic diagram of the D-VIDEO section, part 7 of 10.
Schematic diagram of the D-VIDEO section, part 8 of 10.
Schematic diagram of the D-VIDEO section, part 9 of 10.
Schematic diagram of the D-VIDEO section, part 10 of 10.
Important safety warnings for electrical components and a list of abbreviations used in the parts list.
Details and diagrams for RAV386, RAV388, and RAV387 remote controls.
Information on remote control key layout, codes, ID, zone, macro, and input source settings.
Instructions on how to access and navigate the advanced setup menu.
Procedures for saving, restoring, and initializing system settings.
Settings for parental controls on Sirius and MAC address filtering for network access.
Settings for TV format, HDMI monitor output, and display language.
Instructions for updating the unit's firmware via USB or Network.
Configuration options for remote sensor, RS-232C communication, and remote control ID.
Configuration for bi-amp, saving/recalling settings, and resetting parameters.
Settings for MAC filtering, TV format, and HDMI monitor output check.
Settings for display language selection and firmware update procedures.
