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General| Brand | Yamaha |
|---|---|
| Model | HTR-5440 |
| Type | Receiver |
| Audio Channels | 5.1 |
| Power Output | 100 W per channel |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.06% |
| Input Sensitivity | 200 mV |
| Input Impedance | 47 kΩ |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 100 dB |
| Surround Sound Formats | Dolby Digital, DTS |
| Digital Inputs | 1 Optical, 1 Coaxial |
| Audio Inputs | 5 |
| Speaker load impedance | 6Ω - 8Ω |
Symbols used to alert users to potential hazards or important information.
Important safety instructions to prevent fire, electric shock, and injury.
Guidelines for grounding outdoor antennas to protect against voltage surges and static charges.
Details on FCC compliance, modifications, and interference with digital devices.
Essential guidelines for safe and optimal operation of the unit.
Technical specifications for audio output power and impedance ratings.
Features related to digital sound field processing like DTS and Dolby.
Capabilities of the FM/AM tuner, including station preset tuning.
Other features such as D/A converter, SET MENU, and digital inputs.
Verifies all included items in the package upon delivery.
Step-by-step guide for inserting batteries into the remote control.
Instructions for replacing weak batteries in the remote control.
Identification and description of controls and indicators on the unit's front panel.
Location of the remote sensor and overview of the unit's display panel.
Function of the input mode button for selecting signal sources.
Controls for adjusting volume, bass, treble, and speaker balance.
Controls for speaker system selection, DSP programs, and effect speakers.
Buttons for selecting input sources, tuning modes, and presets.
Connections for auxiliary inputs and private listening via headphones.
Overview of the remote, component selection, and basic buttons.
Controls for adjusting volume, muting sound, and setting the sleep timer.
Buttons for selecting sources, tuning, and adjusting levels.
Buttons for selecting DSP programs and accessing the SET MENU.
Tips for effective use of the remote control, including range and environment.
Indicators for digital signals (DTS, Dolby, PCM) and operating modes.
Indicators for tuning status, memory operations, and sleep timer.
Indicators for DSP programs, automatic tuning, and multi-information display.
Details on digital, analog audio, video, and subwoofer connections.
Terminals for speakers, antennas, and AC power.
Impedance selector, frequency step, and voltage selector settings.
Guidance on speaker types, brands, and subwoofer use for optimal sound.
Detailed instructions and diagrams for placing main, rear, and center speakers.
Essential safety precautions and preparation steps before connecting components.
Guide to identifying RCA pin plug jacks for various signal types.
Using coaxial and optical jacks for PCM, Dolby Digital, DTS signals.
Connecting MD recorders, CD recorders, and tape decks.
Using 6CH INPUT jacks for external decoders.
Connecting DVD players, VCRs, and tuners via video jacks.
Using front panel jacks for auxiliary video sources like game consoles.
Instructions for connecting LD players to the DVD input jack.
How to prepare and connect speaker cables to terminals.
Specifics for connecting main, rear, and center speaker systems.
Instructions for connecting active subwoofers to the unit.
Adjusting impedance selector and voltage selector for proper operation.
Connecting the power cord and using switched AC outlets.
Steps to prepare the unit and settings before speaker balance adjustment.
Detailed steps for using the test tone to balance speaker output levels.
Steps to turn on the unit, select speakers, set volume, and choose input sources.
Adjusting volume, using DSP programs, and muting audio output.
How to turn off the unit after use.
Specific considerations for digital signals and DSP program usage.
How to play video and audio sources simultaneously.
Setting and understanding input modes and display indications.
Specific notes and precautions for playing DTS encoded audio sources.
Steps to select a desired DSP program for enhanced audio.
Important considerations and tips for using DSP programs.
Using DSP effects without rear speakers or with headphones.
Turning off effect speakers to monitor the main sound only.
Instructions for connecting indoor FM and AM antennas.
Setting the frequency step switch and positioning the AM antenna.
Procedure for automatically tuning and storing FM stations.
Method for manually tuning to desired radio stations.
Steps to automatically tune and store FM stations.
Customizing auto-tuning and understanding memory backup.
Steps to manually store desired radio stations.
How to select and listen to previously stored radio stations.
Procedure to swap the stored locations of two preset stations.
Procedures and important notes for recording audio/video sources.
Specific guidelines for recording DTS audio content.
Configuring speaker modes for center, main, and rear speakers.
Adjusting headphone tone and assigning digital jacks.
Configuring bass output and main speaker level settings.
Adjusting LFE level and dynamic range for Dolby Digital sources.
Adjusting DTS LFE level and center speaker delay time.
Adjusting display brightness and protecting menu settings.
Setting the input mode for automatic source detection.
Setting delay times for speakers to improve sound localization.
Adjusting the volume levels for center, rear, and subwoofer speakers.
Steps to activate the sleep timer for automatic power-off.
Procedure to deactivate the sleep timer.
Using component selector buttons to control connected devices.
A step-by-step example of controlling a YAMAHA CD player.
Overview of different operational modes for the remote control.
Details on functions for TAPE/MD, CD, and DVD MENU modes.
Functions for DVD/LD, VCR, and TV modes.
Functions for CBL/SAT and DVD MENU modes.
Procedure to program the remote for specific component brands.
Instructions for setting up and controlling additional VCR units.
Restoring all component codes to their factory default settings.
Returning codes for individual modes to factory defaults.
DSP programs for music, simulating various acoustic environments.
DSP programs for movies, games, and TV, enhancing surround effects.
DSP programs designed for movie soundtracks, recreating theater sound.
Programs for encoded sources, simulating advanced surround systems.
How MOVIE THEATER programs adapt to different input signal types.
Solutions for power-related issues and lack of audio/video.
Troubleshooting issues with picture, sudden sound loss, and single-speaker output.
Solutions for no sound from effect speakers or specific channels.
Troubleshooting subwoofer sound and poor bass reproduction.
Solutions for volume problems, distortion, and recording failures.
Troubleshooting unit malfunction, headphone sound, and noise.
Solutions for noisy reception, distortion, and tuning problems.
Troubleshooting remote control functionality and component control.
Technical details on audio output, power, video signals, and frequency response.
Specifications for FM/AM tuners, power, AC outlets, and dimensions.
Technical details on audio output, power, video signals, and frequency response.
Specifications for FM/AM tuners, power, AC outlets, and dimensions.
Explanations of Dolby Surround, Dolby Digital, DTS, and LFE.
Explanations of CINEMA DSP, SILENT CINEMA, and Virtual CINEMA DSP.
Explanations of S-Video, PCM, and signal/bit quantization.
Explanation of the I/O Assign function within the SET MENU.
