To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Yamaha HTR-5760 Receiver displays 'E-1:NO FRONT SP' error?
If you're getting an 'E-1:NO FRONT SP' error on your Yamaha Receiver, it means the front left or right channel signal isn't being detected. First, make sure you've selected the front speakers using SPEAKER A or B. Then, double-check all the speaker wire connections to your front left and right speakers to ensure they are properly connected.
Why does my Yamaha HTR-5760 Receiver show 'W-3:LEVEL ERROR'?
If your Yamaha Receiver shows a 'W-3:LEVEL ERROR', it means there's a significant difference in volume levels among your speakers, preventing proper level correction. Here's what you can do: 1. Readjust the speaker installation so that all speakers are set in locations with similar conditions. 2. Check the speaker connections. 3. Use speakers of similar quality and efficiency. 4. Adjust the output volume of the subwoofer.
How to fix 'W-1:OUT OF PHASE' error on Yamaha HTR-5760?
If your Yamaha Receiver displays a 'W-1:OUT OF PHASE' error, it indicates that the speaker polarity might not be correct. Double-check the speaker connections to ensure that the positive (+) and negative (–) terminals on your receiver match the corresponding terminals on your speakers. Note that this message may appear even when the speakers are connected correctly.
What to do if Yamaha HTR-5760 shows 'E-8:NO SIGNAL' error?
If your Yamaha Receiver displays 'E-8:NO SIGNAL', the optimizer microphone isn't detecting the test tones during the auto setup. Check the microphone setting, and then verify the speaker connections and their placement in the room.
What causes 'E-5:NOISY' error on Yamaha Receiver and how to fix it?
If your Yamaha Receiver shows an 'E-5:NOISY' error, it means the background noise is too loud during the auto setup procedure. Try running the auto setup in a quieter environment. Turn off any noisy electrical equipment like air conditioners, or move them further away from the optimizer microphone.
What to do if my Yamaha Receiver displays the error 'E-2:NO SURR.SP'?
If your Yamaha Receiver is showing an 'E-2:NO SURR.SP' error, it means a surround channel signal isn't being detected. Check the connections to your surround speakers to resolve this issue.
How to troubleshoot 'E-3:NO PRES. SP' error on Yamaha Receiver?
If you're seeing an 'E-3:NO PRES. SP' error on your Yamaha Receiver, it indicates that a presence channel signal is not being detected. Check the connections to your presence speakers to ensure they are properly connected.
What does 'E-7:NO MIC' mean on my Yamaha HTR-5760 Receiver?
If your Yamaha Receiver displays the error 'E-7:NO MIC', it means the optimizer microphone was unplugged during the auto setup procedure. To fix this, do not touch the optimizer microphone during the auto setup procedure.
What does 'E-6:CHECK SURR.' mean on Yamaha HTR-5760 Receiver?
If your Yamaha Receiver is displaying 'E-6:CHECK SURR.' it means surround back speakers are connected, but surround L/R speakers are not. Connect surround speakers when you use surround back speaker(s).
Why does my Yamaha HTR-5760 display 'E-9:USER CANCEL'?
If your Yamaha Receiver shows 'E-9:USER CANCEL', it means the auto setup was cancelled because of user activity. Perform the auto setup again, and avoid adjusting the volume or other settings during the process.
General| Channels | 7.1 |
|---|---|
| Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) | 0.06% |
| Input Impedance | 47 kΩ |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 100 dB |
| Response Bandwidth | 10 Hz - 100 kHz |
| Input Sensitivity | 200 mV |
| Audio D/A Converter | 192 kHz/24-bit |
| Surround Sound Effects | Yes |
| Digital Sound Processor (DSP) | Yes |
| Tuner Bands | AM/FM |
| Preset Station Qty | 40 |
| Connector Type | RCA, Optical, Coaxial |
| Surround Sound | Yes |
| THD | 0.06% |
| Input Sensitivity/Impedance | 200 mV/47 kΩ |
| Frequency Response | 10 Hz - 100 kHz |
| Built-in Decoders | Dolby Digital, DTS, Dolby Pro Logic II |
| Tuning Range | FM: 87.5 - 108 MHz, AM: 530 - 1710 kHz |
| Video Inputs/Outputs | composite video, component video, S-Video |
| Digital Audio Inputs | coaxial, optical |
| Power Output | 100 W per channel (8 ohms, 20 Hz - 20 kHz, 0.09% THD) |
Alerts for dangerous voltage and important servicing instructions.
Covers handling, cleaning, installation, and operational safety precautions for the unit.
Verify all included parts like remote, batteries, antennas, and microphone.
Step-by-step guide for inserting batteries into the remote control unit.
Identifies and explains the buttons and displays on the unit's front panel.
Details the operation of each button on the remote control for unit management.
Explains the meaning of various indicators and displays on the unit's front panel.
Diagram and explanation of all input and output jacks on the unit's rear panel.
Provides optimal placement guidelines for various speaker configurations.
Details how to connect speaker cables to the unit's terminals correctly.
General instructions and cable indications for connecting external audio/video components.
Specific connection examples for DVD players and other video sources.
Instructions for connecting multi-channel sources via the dedicated input jacks.
Details for connecting cable TV tuners, DVD recorders, or VCRs.
Guide for connecting portable video sources like game consoles or cameras.
Instructions for connecting CD players and MD recorders/tape decks.
Guide for using PRE OUT jacks to connect an external amplifier for increased power.
Instructions for connecting indoor AM and FM antennas for tuner reception.
Information on plugging in the AC power cord and using switched AC outlets.
Guide for setting the speaker impedance selector switch correctly.
Steps to power on the unit and connected video monitor after connections are complete.
Explains YAMAHA Parametric Room Acoustic Optimizer (YPAO) for automatic speaker setup.
Instructions for connecting and placing the optimizer microphone for auto setup.
Step-by-step guide to initiate and perform the automatic speaker setup process.
Guidance on resolving error messages encountered during the auto setup procedure.
Guidance on understanding and addressing warning messages during auto setup.
Table listing error/warning messages, their causes, and remedies for auto setup.
Fundamentals of powering on, selecting speakers, sources, and adjusting volume.
How to choose and apply different sound field programs for enhanced audio.
Guide for adjusting bass and treble for desired sound quality.
Instructions on how to mute the audio output and resume playback.
Procedure for selecting multi-channel input sources for playback.
How to combine video sources with audio sources for background playback.
Guide to choosing sound field programs using the unit's controls.
Using the remote control for playback functions and sound field selection.
Tips for playing 6.1/7.1 channel software with surround back speakers.
How to select appropriate decoders for various multi-channel audio formats.
Methods for playing 2-channel sources with multi-channel playback capabilities.
Explanation of STRAIGHT mode for direct signal output without processing.
How to bypass decoders and DSPs for pure high-fidelity stereo sound.
Features designed to improve listenability at lower volumes or during nighttime.
Enables 2-channel stereo playback from multi-channel sources.
Guide for choosing input modes (AUTO, DTS, ANALOG) for signal reception.
How to view input signal type, format, and sampling frequency on the display.
Methods for tuning into radio stations, including automatic and manual processes.
Procedure for tuning into stations with weak signals or interference.
Instructions for automatically and manually storing FM radio stations.
Customizing automatic preset tuning start points and direction.
Explanation of how stored presets are maintained during power interruptions.
Step-by-step guide to store stations manually into memory.
How to recall stored radio stations using preset numbers.
Procedure for swapping the assignments of two preset radio stations.
Special adjustments required for digitally recording DTS encoded audio sources.
Descriptions of sound field programs suitable for movie and video playback.
Descriptions of sound field programs optimized for music playback.
How to control the display mode of unit information on a video monitor.
Setting the unit to automatically enter standby mode after a specified time.
Steps to deactivate the sleep timer setting and turn off the unit.
Guide for fine-tuning the output level of individual speakers.
How to use test tones for manual speaker level balancing and adjustment.
Settings for specifying auto setup adjustments and activating the procedure.
Options for manually adjusting speaker and system parameters.
Adjustments for speaker settings, tone, and audio signal processing.
Features for reassigning digital I/O and selecting input modes.
Settings for display, memory guard, parameter initialization, and zone setup.
Instructions on accessing and adjusting parameters within the Set Menu.
Setting speaker sizes (SMALL/LARGE) and directing low-frequency signals.
Configuration for surround back speakers (NONE, SMLx1/2, LRGx1/2).
Enabling or disabling presence speakers (NONE/YES) for sound field effects.
Directing low-frequency signals to subwoofer, front speakers, or both.
Selecting the cut-off frequency for low-frequency signals sent to the subwoofer.
Switching subwoofer phase between NORMAL and REVERSE for optimal bass.
Manually adjusting speaker levels for front, surround, and center channels.
Manually inputting speaker distances to adjust channel delay for accurate sound arrival.
Adjusting the center channel's tonal quality using a 5-band graphic equalizer.
Selecting the amount of dynamic range compression for Dolby Digital/DTS signals.
Adjusting the output level of the LFE channel for subwoofers or headphones.
Customizing overall audio settings including mute level and audio delay.
Adjusting audio mute levels and setting audio delay for video synchronization.
Adjusting dialog height by assigning elements to presence speakers.
Prioritizing presence or surround back speakers for CINEMA DSP programs.
Reassigning jacks for connecting additional components.
Designating the input mode for digital input jacks (AUTO, LAST).
Adjusting display brightness, OSD position, and gray background settings.
Feature to prevent accidental changes to DSP parameters and system settings.
Resetting sound field program group parameters to their initial settings.
Specifying speaker locations connected to SPEAKERS B terminals.
Selecting FRONT or ZONE B for speakers connected to SPEAKERS B terminals.
Identifies areas on the remote for controlling the unit and other components.
Procedure for programming the remote to control other AV components.
How to use the remote to operate various components after code setup.
Instructions for removing programmed manufacturer codes from the remote.
Explains how room acoustics and reflections create the sound field.
Guide to adjusting sound field parameters to suit the listening environment.
Adjusts the overall level of DSP effect sounds relative to direct sound.
Changes apparent source distance by adjusting delay between direct sound and first reflection.
Adjusts the apparent size of the surround sound field.
Adjusts the reflectivity of virtual walls in the hall by changing early reflection decay.
Adjusts delay between direct sound and first reflection on the surround side.
Adjusts the apparent size of the surround sound field.
Adjusts the apparent reflectivity of virtual walls in the surround sound field.
Adjusts delay between direct sound and first reflection in surround back sound field.
Adjusts the apparent size of the surround back sound field.
Adjusts the apparent reflectivity of virtual walls in the surround back sound field.
Adjusts time for dense reverberation sound to decay by 60 dB.
Adjusts time difference between direct sound and start of reverberation sound.
Adjusts the volume of the reverberation sound.
Adjusts dialog height by assigning elements to presence speakers.
Adjusts volume level for each channel in 7-channel stereo mode.
Controls PANORAMA, DIMENSION, and CT WIDTH for Pro Logic IIx/II processing.
Adjusts the center image for DTS Neo:6 Music sources.
Common problems like unit not turning on, no display, or no sound.
Addresses issues with the unit failing to turn on or entering standby mode.
Resolving problems where the on-screen display does not appear.
Diagnosing and fixing issues related to lack of audio output from speakers.
Fixes for issues with Dolby Digital/DTS playback, humming sounds, and distorted audio.
Resolving problems with settings not changing or the unit not operating properly.
Fixes for noisy FM reception, distortion, and tuning issues.
Solutions for remote control issues like incorrect distance, angle, or weak batteries.
Definitions and explanations of Dolby Digital, DTS, and Pro Logic formats.
Descriptions of CINEMA DSP, SILENT CINEMA, and Virtual CINEMA DSP.
Information on ITU-R, LFE 0.1 channel, PCM, and sampling frequency.
Explanation of Component video, Composite video, and S-Video signals.
