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General| Channels | 5.1 |
|---|---|
| Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) | 0.04% |
| Input Sensitivity | 200 mV |
| Channel separation | 50 dB |
| Analog Inputs | 4 |
| Surround Sound | Dolby Pro Logic |
| Tuning range | FM, AM |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz-20kHz |
| Input Sensitivity/Impedance | 200 mV / 47 kΩ |
| Speaker load impedance | 8 ohms |
| Video Connections | Composite |
| Outputs | Speaker |
| Power Output | 100W per channel (8 ohms, 20Hz-20kHz, 0.04% THD) |
Explains warning symbols like lightning flash and exclamation point.
Proper placement to ensure airflow and prevent overheating or heat damage.
Guidelines for power cord protection, grounding, and avoiding shock.
Conditions requiring qualified service and user repair limitations.
Warning against modifying the unit, which may void FCC authorization.
Recommends using high-quality shielded cables for connecting accessories.
States product compliance with FCC Part 15 for Class "B" digital devices.
Details the remote control unit for operating the receiver and other components.
Specifies speaker power output for main, center, and rear channels.
Enhances audio experience with simulated acoustic environments.
Provides realistic surround sound from encoded sources.
Allows input from external decoders like Dolby Digital, DTS.
Remote control with preset manufacturer codes for versatile component control.
Guidelines for proper installation, ensuring ventilation and avoiding hazards.
Recommendations for power cord handling, grounding, and storm protection.
Setting voltage selector and basic unit maintenance advice.
Instructions for installing and replacing batteries in the remote control.
Information on the effective range and potential interference for remote operation.
Details how DSP creates immersive listening experiences like concert halls.
Explains the four-channel system for cinematic surround sound.
How DSP enhances Dolby Surround for a theater-like experience.
Recommendations for positioning main, center, and surround speakers for optimal sound.
The recommended setup for immersive surround sound with key features.
An alternative setup without a center speaker, with its own considerations.
Illustrates connections for turntables, TVs, VCRs, and other audio/video sources.
Notes on ground connection for hum reduction and voltage setting for specific models.
Information on using the unit's switched outlets to power other components.
How to connect external decoders for multi-channel audio formats.
Notes on speaker system requirements for reproducing discrete audio.
Instructions for connecting one or two pairs of main speakers.
How to connect the center and rear surround speakers.
Guidance on connecting a subwoofer for enhanced bass response.
Detailed steps for connecting speaker wires to main, rear, and center terminals.
Alternative method for connecting speaker wires using banana plugs.
Connecting the subwoofer output to an amplifier or subwoofer system.
Adjusting speaker impedance settings to match the speaker system.
Diagrams and instructions for connecting indoor and outdoor antennas.
Specific advice on positioning the AM loop antenna for best reception.
Connecting the ground terminal for safety and interference reduction.
Using the STANDBY/ON switch to power the unit on and off.
Buttons to select audio and video sources, including 2ch/6ch switching.
Adjusting volume and tuning radio stations using front panel knobs and buttons.
Buttons for presetting radio stations and selecting tuning modes.
Using SPEAKERS switches to activate main speaker systems A or B.
Controls for BASS, TREBLE, and BALANCE for sound shaping.
Buttons to select DSP programs, EFFECT, and CENTER MODE.
Adjusting speaker levels and delay times using TIME/LEVEL buttons.
Buttons to choose component and control power state.
Adjusting volume, muting sound, and setting the sleep timer.
Buttons for selecting input sources, DSP programs, and navigating menus.
Buttons for preset station selection, disc skipping, and channel changes.
Explains functions of buttons like POWER, TEST, EFFECT for selected components.
How to select sources, manage presets, and clear settings using the remote.
Buttons for disc skipping, channel selection, and general playback operations.
Shows station frequency, preset number, and selected input source.
Indicators for STEREO, SIGNAL LEVEL, AUTO tuning, and DSP programs.
Indicators for SLEEP timer, EFFECT OFF, MEMORY, and TAPE MON status.
Setting volume, power, selecting speakers, and initial tone control settings.
Pressing the TEST button to start the speaker level adjustment process.
Choosing the appropriate center channel output mode for the speaker setup.
Adjusting the BALANCE control for equal output from left and right main speakers.
Fine-tuning the output level of the center speaker.
Fine-tuning the output levels of the rear speakers.
Exiting the speaker adjustment mode by pressing the TEST button.
Steps to turn the unit on and choose an input source.
Selecting main speakers and adjusting the output volume.
Important usage notes for input selector buttons and their functions.
How to properly put the unit into standby mode when finished.
Switching to 6ch input for multi-channel audio sources.
System requirements and considerations for discrete audio formats.
Choosing the source to record and monitoring the recording process.
Steps to begin recording and notes on recording limitations.
Choosing which main speaker system(s) to use for playback.
Adjusting tonal characteristics and left-right sound balance.
Fine-tuning the subwoofer's volume output level.
Automatically searches for and tunes to radio stations.
Manually tuning radio stations for precise selection.
Procedure to tune and save radio stations to memory.
How to access stored radio stations by group and number.
Details on how programmed station data is retained.
Automatically tunes and stores FM stations based on signal strength.
Accessing stations stored via the automatic preset tuning function.
Considerations for replacing presets and signal strength limitations.
Steps to recall and swap the positions of two preset radio stations.
How to use the remote for different components like AMP/TUNER, CD, DVD/LD.
Instructions for programming the remote to control non-Yamaha components.
Selecting sources and managing DSP programs/effects.
Adjusting volume, muting, and setting the sleep timer.
Buttons for preset station selection and memory operations.
Using the TEST button and managing speaker systems.
Operating PLAY, REC/PAUSE, STOP, and SEARCH functions.
Buttons for selecting tape direction and skipping tracks.
Controlling power and viewing status information.
Using PLAY, SKIP, SEARCH, PAUSE, and STOP buttons for CD playback.
Buttons for skipping discs, controlling power, and adjusting volume.
Buttons for disc skipping, volume, mute, and playback functions.
Using menu buttons, numeric keys, and CLEAR for DVD menu interaction.
Operating VCR power, channels, recording, and playback.
Operating TV power, channels, input, and sleep timer.
Operating CBL/DBS power, channels, and menu navigation.
Overview of sound fields like Concert Video, Mono Movie, Rock Concert.
Information on linking programs to input sources and sound output behavior.
Steps to turn on DSP and select desired sound programs.
Notes on cancelling DSP, center speaker output, and control interactions.
Fine-tuning the output level of the center speaker.
Fine-tuning the output levels of the rear speakers.
Adjusting the time difference for rear speaker effect sounds.
Information on sound interruption and the effect of delay settings.
Procedure to set the unit to automatically enter standby mode.
Procedure to disable the sleep timer function.
Notes on timer control and its effectiveness on connected components.
General procedure for programming remote control codes for components.
Manufacturer codes for TV, VCR, DVD/LD, CD, TAPE/MD, and CBL/DBS.
Resetting component codes to their original factory settings.
Diagnosing problems related to unit power and general operation.
Resolving issues with no sound, distorted sound, or no picture.
Troubleshooting noisy FM reception and tuning difficulties.
Addressing remote control malfunctions and headphone sound problems.
Detailed output power specifications for main, center, and rear channels.
Input sensitivity, output levels, and impedance details.
Specifications for frequency response, THD, S/N ratio, and channel separation.
Details on video input levels and AM/FM tuner performance.
Power supply, consumption, AC outlet ratings, dimensions, and weight.
Manufacturer codes for controlling televisions and cable equipment.
Manufacturer codes for controlling VCRs, DBS tuners, DVD, LD, and CD players.
Manufacturer codes specific to VCR and DBS tuner control.
Manufacturer codes for DVD, LD, and CD players.
Manufacturer codes for controlling tape decks and MD recorders.
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