How to fix a Yamaha R-V902 Receiver remote control that is not working?
If your Yamaha Receiver's remote control isn't working, it could be due to weak batteries or a frozen internal microcomputer. Try replacing the batteries with new ones and then press the RESET button on the remote control.
What to do if learning cannot be made successfully on Yamaha Receiver?
If learning is unsuccessful on your Yamaha Receiver (TRANSMIT/LEARN indicator doesn't light up or flash), here's what to check: * Weak batteries: Replace the batteries in both remote control transmitters and press the RESET button on this remote control transmitter. * Distance: Ensure the distance between the two remote control transmitters is proper. * Incompatible signal: The signal coding or modulation of the other remote control transmitter may not be compatible, making learning impossible. * Memory full: Delete unnecessary commands to make space, otherwise further learning is not possible. * Frozen microcomputer: Press the RESET button on the remote control transmitter.
Audio Output| minimum RMS output power per channel (main L, R) | 90W + 90W |
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| minimum RMS output power per channel (center) | 90W |
| minimum RMS output power per channel (rear) | 35W + 35W |
| maximum power (main L, R) | 110W + 110W |
| maximum power (center) | 110W |
| maximum power (rear) | 50W + 50W |
Power| power supply | AC 110/120/220/240V, 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| power consumption | 270W |
| maximum power consumption | 630W |
Dimensions and Weight| dimensions | 435 x 151 x 379.5 mm |
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| dimensions (inches) | 17-1/8” x 5-15/16” x 14-15/16” |
| weight | 11.0 kg (24 lbs. 3 oz.) |
Audio Output| dynamic power per channel (8 ohms) | 110W |
|---|---|
| dynamic power per channel (6 ohms) | 140W |
| dynamic power per channel (4 ohms) | 170W |
| dynamic power per channel (2 ohms) | 190W |
Power| power supply | AC 120V, 60 Hz |
|---|---|
| power consumption (U.S.A. model) | 230W |
| power consumption (Canada model) | 250W |
Video| video signal type | NTSC |
|---|---|
| video signal level | 1 Vp-p/75 ohms |
| S-video signal level (Y) | 1 Vp-p/75 ohms |
Audio Output| dynamic power per channel (8 ohms) | 95W |
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| dynamic power per channel (6 ohms) | 120W |
| dynamic power per channel (4 ohms) | 150W |
| dynamic power per channel (2 ohms) | 170W |
Power| power supply | AC 240V, 50 Hz |
|---|---|
| power consumption | 270W |
| AC outlet | 100W max. |
Video| video signal type | PAL |
|---|---|
| video signal level | 1 Vp-p/75 ohms |
| S-video signal level (Y) | 1 Vp-p/75 ohms |
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Describes the synergy of Dolby Surround and Yamaha DSP for enhanced movie theater sound.
Introduces Yamaha's CINEMA DSP programs combining Dolby Pro Logic and DSP technology.
Information on speakers recommended for use with the unit.
Details on 5-speaker and 4-speaker configurations.
Recommended placement for main, rear, and center speakers.
How to connect one or two main speaker systems.
How to connect a subwoofer for enhanced bass response.
How to connect one or two center speakers.
Details for connecting wires to the main speaker terminals.
Details for connecting wires to rear and center speaker terminals.
Details on main channel line output terminals for external amplifiers.
Details on the center channel line output terminal for external amplifiers.
Details on rear channel line output terminals for external amplifiers.
Details on the subwoofer output terminal for connecting an amplifier.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the AM loop antenna.
Guidance on connecting the GND terminal for safety and interference reduction.
Front panel power, indicators, and display.
Buttons for selecting input sources and DSP programs.
Buttons and controls for sound effects and volume.
Controls for speaker selection, preset tuning, memory, and editing.
Controls for tuning modes, tone, balance, bass extension, and sound field parameters.
Connection for auxiliary video/audio sources via front panel.
Main display showing various operational information.
Explanation of various status and indicator lights on the display.
Steps to power on the unit and select speakers.
How to select input, play source, adjust volume, and tone.
How to select main speaker systems.
How to adjust bass, treble, and balance controls.
How to boost bass frequency response using the switch.
How to perform automatic search tuning for stations.
How to manually tune to specific radio stations.
Steps to store desired station frequencies into memory.
Steps to retrieve stored stations from memory.
Steps for the automatic preset tuning process.
How to recall stations stored via automatic tuning.
Description of various sound field programs available.
Detailed description of each key on the remote control.
Keys for controlling tape, CD/LD, tuner, and DSP functions.
Keys for volume, sound field adjustment, effect, and input selection.
System power, indicators, and memory area switch.
Explanation of keys with multiple memory areas (A, B, C).
How to set the MACRO switch for operation.
How to clear a single learned key function.
How to clear all learned functions and macros.
Instructions for installing and replacing remote control batteries.
Notes on operation range and potential interference.
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