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TX-8511
Audio Video Control Receiver
Instruction
Manual
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Features
Precautions
Supplied
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accessories
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Re,ceivmg RDS (O_fe_-_
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some othermodds) ..: ...................................
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Entenng
20
station name_. ..............................
Before operating th_ trait .........................
4
Control positions and p.mm_ ........... ........ ,-. 5
Making system connections
............... ;...... 7
Recording a soure._q,;.,.i.r,_ ........... 2-.2..21
Os'mg TAPE-2 MONITOR
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23
Connection
f&" Mul_-Room
Connecting
Multi-Room
the power
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Basic okxg"ations ........................
:............... t3
Receiving
rtmmns ....................................
15
Troub_i_tg
Speeifieadotas
Remote
Control
.. ............ -....26
guide ..............................
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Thank
TX-8511
Please
you
,or
Video
Control
Audio
read this manual
ii_cboll_,
you
lhoroughly
and operttul/g
Following
obtain
Note to CATV
before
making
con-
in thls
optimum
manual
will
pcrlormaoce
en.loyment
from your new Recmver
Please retain this manual for {ulure
anu
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CAUTION:
models:
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European models:
2 × 100 watts at 4 ohms. 1 kHz iDINI
Asiau models:
2 _, 130 watts at 4 ohms, 1 kHz (EIAJ)
Discrete output stage circuits for wue high-current.
low-impedance
drive
Costly, high-quality
parts such as large power transistors, an oversized isolated lransfilrmer and heavyduty extruded heat sink makes it possible to accurate!y and effnrtD_!y drive 4-ohm speakers (rare !or
a receiver
Multiroom Remote System capabilit_
IUSA models
are compatible with Xantech r_ aeeessoriesl
4 Audio and 2 AV inputs
A/B Speaker selector and outputs
Video and cassette tape dubbing capability
Selective tone control
2-Mode APR iAutomatic
Precishm Reception) (local/
DX. autoimono_
30 FM/AM random presets
Preset scan tuning
3 Station group presets 110 stations per group) with
character naming
RDS _itb PS. PTY. RT, TP (European
and sume
other models only_
Direct access tunin=
Motor-driven,
precision volume control
Headphone jack
Audit, mute, sleep timer ivia remote)
Battery-free
memory backup
New non.resonant feet
New slip-free rotary volume knob
I'_! Compatible remote control
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XANTECH
IUSA ,.
Memory
memory
_r_
is a registered
does
IiOl require
b&ck
power
_lge,
after
_horter
2
memory
lip System
alld
Illemor_
last
when
cO_ll_fl[_
the
ulut
preser'_e_
to
_[e
the
and
direr
is exposed
na_
tflc
th_
_ _lncnt
proie_l_O
tmn
over
r)een
batteries.
t]_e
_x_h_ii Ih_
ch;lrg_
period
s off cli_nate
11me
_, DlgSCl_[tlOtl
everi
in order
pre_er\ra[io_
del[_ndila
the
llletllOr
}adore8
Ulllt inLtb[ b_ p]lA_g_tl
•_ar_es
of Xantech Comoratmn.
OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT. FULLY
INSER].
Sur te_ modele_ dora la fiche est _olari_e.
ATTENTION:
POUR £VITUR t.ES CHOCS tLBC-
TRIQUES. INTRODU1RE LA I.AML LA PLUS LARGE DE LA
FICHE DANS
LA BORNE
CORRESPONDANTE
DE LA
PRISE ET POUSSER .II/SQU'AU FDND
Declaration
of Confl)rmity
We, ONKYO EURDPE
ELE('TRONICS
GMBH
INDUSTRIESTRASSE
I8/_0
821 It) GERMERING.
GERMANY
declare in own responsibility, that tllU ON K Y() lloduct described
ill thi_ lIiMrtlCliorl manila] is in coli_p lance wlth the correspomhn_
mchn real standards such as EN55013,EN5502O.EN60555
2.
EN60065
GERMERING.GERMAN
Y
_(_
H YAMAZO_
ONKYO El ROPE ELECTRONICS
GMBH
Replacement
and mounting o_ an AC plug on the power supp_
cord of this unit should he perl)rmed
only by _tualilied service
personnel
IMPORTANT:
The w_res in the mains lead are co{outed
in accordance
with the
lMlowing code:
Blue:
Neutral
Brown:
L_ve
As the coiours of the wires in the mains lead of tins apphance may.
no_ correspond with the colour_d m_uking_ identifying the _ermi
nats ill your piLlS, proceed as follows:
The wire which is coloured BLUE must tx_cOIllleCt_d to the ternuhal m the plug which is marked wltt] t_.e letter N o_ colom'_d
BhAUK
llle w]Ie wnmh ts cohmred BROWN mast be connected to file terminal
RED.
in lhe pm_ which is mar_eo
w*m the letter L or coioured
IMPORTANT
power
Ourln,1
The
trademark
Preser_.atJon
lllll[
rI_]l_
For models having a power cord with a polarized ping
"to PREVENT
ELECTRIC
SHOCK. MA'ICH
reference.
WIDE BLADE
Power output
USA & Canadian
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enable
100 watts per channel, min RMS. al 8 ohms. both
channels driven from 20 Hz to 20 kHz. with no
more than IL08% THD.
•
l'his reminder is provided to call Ihe CATV _,ystcm insmller's
attention to Section 820-40 of the NEE which provmes guidelinch lbr proper gr_mncu tg and. in par[lcular_ bIN?tit/tiN tl?at 111_2
cable ground shall be conllectell _/i me grtmnalng _5_tem of the
bmlding, as close to the point ot cable entry as practical
Ntening
Features
•
system installer:
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tile onH.
the instructions
to
the Onk>]
Receiver.
COrlt_tl_S
A bulk
oI rrte
rllerll
{lil[_ {_ unpklgged,
D_CK up
unit
ot
ha_
a 13_rlOQ
Io a hi_zhl 5 humid
Phe
_;y [ellrl.
t_*en
tile _IIIL
lnph]gged.
ill
oi
unpltlgged
UII _he a_,cr 3 lew
]ht_
climate
WeeR
period
t,
A 5 amp fuse is fitted in thl_ p]ug, Shoud th_ fuse need to be
replaced please ensure that the reNacement
Ihse has a lfiHI/g of 5
aml_s and that _t is app'oved h3 ASTA or BSI to BS /362, Check
lot the ASTA mark or the BSI mark on the _,ay of the lhxc
IF THE FITTED MOULDED
PLUG IS UNSUITABLE
[:OR
TIlE SOCKET OUTI.ET IN YOUR HOME THEN THE FUSE
SHOULD
BE REMOVED
AND THE PLUG CUT OFF AND
I)ISPOSED t)F SAVE[ Y '1 HERE IS A DANGER OF SEVERE
ELECTRICAl.
SHOCK IF 'IHE CIJ F OFF PLUG IS INSER i'ED
INTO ANY 13 AMP SOCKE'[
is:
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"WARNING"
WARNING
-'TO REDUCE THE RiSK OF FIRE OR EI.E('TRI("
S!I(X'K
Dr) Nt)I EXPOSE THIS APPI lANCE TO RAIN OR MOIS
TI-RE
CAUTION:
"-TO REF)L CE THV
RISK
_EMOVE
OR BAUK_
('()\ER
OF EEE('TRIC
SHOCK,
NO USER
_,\RTS INSIDE. RhI_ER SERViCiNG
VIUE PERSONNEL
I)O NO'I
SERVICI-,ABEE
1"O _)L AI,[FtED
SER-
ro Derson_
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OOlr/i w_inm an equl
exciamatlor
The
IS intone€
_portant
_o aer_
opo¢'shR_
rls[ructlOnS
in
tDe
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_no
user
aleral
[o UI_
mfltntsnar]G_
it_raluro
mangle
3feset?c_
Ol
(sel%'lciq_)
accor_p_lnyln
9
ire
oro,2 u¢1
Important safeguards
I
Read
Instructions
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pt.,riods
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f1Oi_l
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the
The
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ran,.2m_a_,hoaldb,'lo,-+,,cd._,,_a.,.r_m
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Care _hould
tn_'
_or
appliance
_/ ll_ilg
be takeu
_noum
13¢flod
oL
_.)_ tln3c
_o thai obje_
Jo m_Iflfll and li=uld_ zre nut _ilk'd inlo the _'nclu_t_rc through upen7
Rt*_in
ln_trul*tions
_,lt,_l_
Tht?
,lnd
l IIL'fI_IH3_
IllSlyU(
llt,R_
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FIGURE 73.1:
EXAMI'LE
OF
ANTENNA
GROUNDING
NATIONAl.
ELECTRICAL
CODE
AS
PER
,_NTFNNA
_EAD IN
Sources
Power
,_tpp_'¢
onl_
tnarked
on
_ti_n
ap]3liancc
me
ap]
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lrlC Otlllpl
should
ol
t_t th_ nuth't
tr'
Seek
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the
be
conilected
lfl ItqC itp_tallll_
+mtt
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should
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m
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lilMl'Ugllon£
i_l a5
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l_
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The
I _¢
the app
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-
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the _,theL
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the _l]owJl
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one
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ping
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riot tlI Iull_
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(_ a __all[ted
_]_ctr]_l_n.
plug
o it,rr_t_
h'l/d_r
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SYSTEM
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12 Power-('ord
13
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lil_
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Proteetiou
hk_]
to be
_11I v_twi,z tt_\
The
to d_Cal
- Power+supp
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L_\lt iroln
bhouJt]
/h_ _o/_r]z_lti(m
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oil Ol
illC
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of the p_u_
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bc routed,
Dy _t_'m_
p auc_
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d_ll_d
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Nh
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ll/dItUf_gtttft'r
3
Precautions
L Warranty Claim
You can find/he so]iM numbci
Supplied accessories
_n the rear
_amq. In ca_c
Fwar-
rallt_ C_alII/, please report this rtlllrlnt_r.
2. Recording Copyright
Rec'_mmlg of cop)rig,/fee
rllaiorial for other than pcrsonm tlS,e 1_,
illegal without penm_sum
o[ rim copyright
h_kler.
3. AC Fuse
The fuse is located inside the cha_sl_ and is m_t u_er-scrviccahle.
l I l_owei ctue5 ]lot cotTqe on, COllga_21
your Ollkyo authol ized _,el'rice
h[_l]
OH
Remote
4. Care
Frl)][i
Battery
[IHI_
[Q [lille
tile cabinet
ill
%'l[h
_1 We_lk
5
!,t)ltltltln
anu _pe
U should
_1 SOl[
t)f
wipe
ch)tl]
iiuld
_or
1he
dtrL
d_t_r_llL
off the dirt. Following
fHHll
heavier
_iIIU
and
rear
p;llIelh
oalnpelI
_._at*l,
a
wring
th_s. dry nnmematel
RC-329S
l-
R6 or UM-31 f21
tll/{]
'_o11
tt
control
_size AA
clokh
out
dry.
with a clean
cloth Do not u_e rough iTtatcrl_d, thinm-r_, alcohn] or ether chemlC;tl
%olvt*nls
remove
tit
Llotrl_
MIWc
tle_e
coil
It
+lain
i_e
the
fir_Jsh
or
me t"reel letlerirmg
5. Power
WARNING
AMIoo_amenna 111
T-shaDed
FM antenna
BEFORE PLUGGING
IN THE LNJT FOR THE FIRST TIME.
READ THE R)LLOWIN(I
SECTION CAREFULLY
•
Some
modela
oiL" CleSl_llt'd
{or
u_l,
(lilly
Wltl]
[De
pov,
cr
stlpp/y
_olta_e of the region where they are solc
>mopean and Austr,dian mode/s'AC 230_,2 _OH_
U.S and Cana&an m_dels
AC 120%. 60Hz
World,Mde m_×tel
AC 220-2 _0_¢7]20V s_ikhahle.
N)/6Ollz
()tile
At" 220\ hlibl,
•
Voltaire St'ltxtor/Rear
Worldwide
Panel
models are eqtnpped
with a v_ltage selector
Worldwide
to con
75/300
form to local pm_er sup_hes, Be sure to set m>; ,_itch [o
match the _oltage of the po_er supply 11]_tlur area before
pmggmg in me uml
See below
Modelb withoul a voltage
S_l_'ctoI
Call 0111 x [3e used In area_
whele
tile Dower
Mlpp/}
i
/he _mle as that otthe uldl
_liqforlrl_
a_d
some
other
models
WortdwtcJe model
ohm
ia01_D_or
on.,
Conversmr
plug
Shape may vary
(]
aceorolng lO lrte area
wher8 Durcrl_s_o
1
The power does not _hut off completely
power
WFR2ll
of I So power eoid should
I/Ot
ill
ElSe
fill
a
pl'OlOll_e{l
by JUStturmng me
be retrieved from AC outlet
tim(
Before operating this unit
Delta'mine
area: 220
VOLTAGE SELECTOR
P
Ii
lh_
the proper voltage
23!) V or 120 V.
_ettirI_
11_ U_C
VLIJI_._C
for vou
beh$ClOl
IO[ t2OITeCt,iilsert a screwdriver
groove
2
--
120V%
\
in the
switch
and
l_
late the
shde
the
switch c_mplclely re me right (120 \
_ tile let_ 220
230V} whichever ,.
appropr late.
TUNER
OTHER
FREQ.
_USA
The worldwide
_wircll
"hat
10 kHzl
Please
band
set thl_
model
contro[_
tunin_
switch
step IrequellC_
In your
U.S. & Canada:
Other
areas:
is equipped
ne
AM
with a
9 kH
step.
/0 match
are_
- 1SA
OTHER
the tuning
Control positions and names
3ther than USA & Canadian mode
5
8 9
6
20
21
USA and Canadian
10
mode
19
11 12 13
18
14
17
16
15
Display
a
b
c
d
e
f
h
i
k
I
1
0
FiJr
abollt
btulotlS
or
knob_, turn to the page number
mure
nltwii1alJon
listed in
],
13, PTY[TP
button
switch
HZ]
2. SPEAKFRS
A/B buttnns [13J
3. MR OFF button [26]
4, SELECTIVE
TONE CONT
button [13]
5. Remote sensor 16
Moniturl
(Only for European and some
other models
14. VOLUblE knob 1131
15. BALANCE
1. POWER ,or SYSTEM_
119
control
knob [131
16. TREBI,E control knob 1131
1% BASS control knob [13]
18. FM MIJTE/MODE
buttun [t6, 171
19. MEMORY button ]16, 171
20. Input selector buttons |t31
21. STAND-BY indicator [12]
IL SCAN button
12. CHARACTER
117 191
button [2il]
c. Speaker
selector indicators
d. Video input selector
indicators
e. AUDIO MUTE indicatm'
1: Selective Tone Control indicator
R. FM MUTE ON/OFF
h, STEREO
i. TUNED
indicator
indicator
1. GROUP
at. Preset
indicator
indicator
indicator
k. SLEEP
22. Headphone jack [14]
m
indicator
j. MEMORY
6, DISPLAY button 119J
7, 4 DOWN. UP I_ TUNING
buttons
15]
8. DIRECT TUNING button [15]
9. GROUP button [16. 171
10. Number buttons [15-17T
n
indicatnrs
station]sle,:p
timer
display
[f there
is ;/ protective
fl]IlI oil tho
surface
of the display which t_ making 1[ diffiuuh
m reao the d _pla}, remove i_,
a. APR indicators
b, T-2 MONITOR
n. RDS indicator (Only for
European and some other modelsl
u. Multi
funcBon
displa3
ITape-2
5
Control
positions
and names
n
i
i
ilia n
1.
POWER
2.
INPUT
SELECTOR
button
4.
TUNER
opt, ration
GROUP
4PRESET
1. POWER
--
buttons
buttons
13]
[17 I
Grpup Dutr(m
b.Pre_et memor_
6. SLEEP
2. INPUTS ELECTOR
1121
uF aowl:
[_Ll/lOIIh
6.
NLEEP
7.
MUTING
button
8.
VOLUMEAIT
[14]
button
[14]
buttons[13,261
_¢VheII_(RI ha'_e lll:lde Ihe RI c()]tll_Clloil_
mcnnone(1
m pa_e 7, ytm will be ,.hie to
use the folht_xi]ig )utton.
3. Tape deck operation
buttons
DEI2K-A.
DECK-B)
DECK-B
-_m
4. TUNER--
: Re_el_e
: l_tM
5. CD
5.
pla} button
rcwli/d
[311ttOl
IM_
: ]-a_t fol%vard I_HI_OI_
•
OJll
: Stop butlon
- Rec t_ause humm
Whell mH a single leek is u_ed
operate DECK-B
CD pla_ er Oln'ralion
buttons
tUD_
•
|1
_.-
: Stop burthen
. Pause hutttm
"Pia button
: DO_I/b/llton
: L P DUI{OI
I1"11_1
I)IS("
_)i_c button lol ('D changer
Insert the batteries into the remote Contro] according to me illustratlor
The
@
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@
fl_lk),_ing
_et
_13til_lal
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Place
thi_
hght
which
[iOll
•
inlormalitm
u_,c
o}
llXll/]
unit
_la_
_Ltch
_t door
control
hem
diwct
It
c'tliltr(
rack
dt_lP,
{Placlnfi
rrltl,_
do
thiq
prcw'II!
Remote control sensor ___.
STAND-BY indicator
_ f----'_.
Illi]ltl_
_;tted
TX_85i1
F--W /
£_;
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Felllute
In
the
•
5 rr
il_Oltl
[tie
cloxe
_OldnHa
pllk,
llS
tnslde Ihe
]elllt)Ve
JoITOMI)n
II_quency
•
6
[nen
lllllIle(1Klfely
_ize banenes
llllJ]
Ilii/IeQ
COVet
t_IILp{)
'JKII_2IIC.
_,
tl In]il_
COIT(IMtlB
tJkl/lla_g.
with nc_* vuc_
The" [lZlil_alleSC Da[lt_rlt% _,upplled with
/hl_ UlliI have a sL'r_lc_ ]i_
el ;lpproxlmateiy si_ momhs, depending
on the
I6 Ieet_
c_
r_,_I3(_ft.'
cover by
r J_4lll£)llcd
ne_,el nlix old batteries
_DDFOX.
have
DeI/IIICl
lllus{ratlltn.
V_III1 tilt'
Dy me alagram
l_,lHd
30" "_0" _
CO{liFo]
lelTlqilla]5
COnlpar[rllcRL
•
llot
u1111
propttr
Load two AA R6 or UM-3
rind
ope_a-
i pr'ra_lon
Op_l'_ing
[llt_
bright
proper
RcnlOVe the batter), cuulpartment
inti
_,,u
_ uon[io]
_rom
prevent
%irk2 audio
illl/ecl
rt'lllot£
awa}
can
111_2i-Clll{)[_
Make
will
the
_| use
The TX 851 / celtics eoumr_ed with two
AA _R6 or UM-3} manganese batteries.
hit v,e rec_nnmend that long-life AA
I.R{_ Ir AM 3 .,.= aIkahll{ D2{I[_'I-1O
_,
be Llsed _ hen replacing me DaEerles
Making system connections
Refc
" o the instrtm
ma lit mum o! el/oh
Oi1 each pair el conlleclor_,
channel
and the c(llalle_2ttlr
.J
co ?lponenl
when
making
Collnec[lons.
the connector
Ired and marked
R cor[es[_tnds
wrl_ie and marked
L/to trle lei[ cnamlel
to the
right
Turntable
To
Wall
OUEle[
Do not pug n the Bower
cora anti all connections
CAUTION
tl,'3v_ oeerl maoe
PHONe _
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7
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jt
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m,lg qUIRN%pi
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vlez,3z
m
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LINE
LINEINT
CD [3aver
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OUT
LINE_UT
TaDO OOCK
QeCK
Taoe
TX-8511
Cassette
tape
ucc_s
with an Onkyo
control
included
_1o enable
the remote
Connect
a cur'ilp;/c{
an_
I'll
connector
with Ih]s unit
disc
c,1}? pe
player
ope_a/eo
that
are equipped
u_lng
tile
I'_'lllOfe CtltllrOl opera[llt[l
01 O{[lg! {20r ponerlp,,
control
cabJe as shown at the leH,
the remote
never
1-41 mark
t,,ntrol
cable
tt
{he black
COIlllPC111 IO the .areen
or gray
remote
C£_l]llgCl
connector
with
the
ctmnector
with
the
mark
NOTE:
•
I'o enable ploper
renlole
control
operauon,
both the I_1
Jnd die alldlo cables
must be connected
to the units.
•
This
tltl{/'5
lelllOte
COrltrO]
caIll]O[
hi2
U_,Cul
_{] u_In[rt}l
cables
{)l]k\'o
iurntables.
•
An RI remote
control
acks 1_ l]lt21uOed wllh
| cl]l]l]ector
t
[ll[r_ll
i
-
cable eqmpped
with I/8" (3.5 ram/mini
all_ other corer
lit-fit in_lallcd
with ar
Making system connections
I
_ct_f
()n
to
eflt'h
[hi = IlIF,[FtICtlon
pRir
llltIIlu_ll
of conl1_CIoI_
Of _2flc_] Ci)II'ipII[Ittlll
[ne
InaJked LI to Ihc left channel,
COlln_c[ol
r_|
and the cunncctoJ
VDP IVIDE©-I
_,nel]
al3d
17lglkli]_
fnaFked
R
CI'HIIIt_t'tlDH_.
coriespollds
to
the/l_b[
chtti_ile]
f111€2the
_2Onll_C[t)l-
VCR
(VIDEO
21
ii}ii!
TV/Monltc
',_J
[f there should
While
(_ :llow and maJkcd V" to the Vidc;_ ack.
L__J
b_: inlvrlerence
between
the TV
and
thl_; tnm
place
this unit
as Eu from
the TV
a_ possible.
We
.......................................................
do Not
117
_ff
TIll _ Dtlwt-p
it) C[)ll/[)£_lildllI3
£WITCIIEL
imllels
usnlg the POWER
_',_llch
on
_hlll_idl_lII
_2DIII]('L{t'LI
_wltcn
models
IllOLk'_
10 [[Lt'
is turned on and
_II
eI the SYSTEM
_ther
than
USA
arid
11 tile
IrOllt
panel
0lid
No-rE:
I1_ Th_
},}IBD_? IILLlllDCF R/ILl [OL_lt t'Llt]Ltt'lI _ OF
Ihv
A('
lhc
model
lllit}pl_
purvha,,vd
i!¢!11 _
EUTODe£trl
ana worlawlae moaels
Cavacitv is total 100 watts
USA and Canadiar
models GaDacRv _s
total !20 watts
i11;1_: dii]#r
;rod the
arva
B_- c;irt'tld
_'Oltllecled
to
th;t[
Ibis
E II
aceordiI_
_ hen-
lhe
Oll
tlrli{
unit
i,
r c/lmpt_.
rlDt
me _ear _anel above the AC outlets
•
i'o_
i lit-
the
lain
Ii'lllO[_
pean
:rod
woHdwide
Ct)[lIl_OI
C_lllEOt
wn{'n me SYSTEM
pan_q ;s _et to OFF
mode]s
b_
[l'_[
sw tch on lhe frollf
Making system connections
USA and Canadian models
USA and Canadian
models:
According to the impedance
used. set the SPEAKER
SELECTOR
the table
"!
Usable
of the _peakers
INPEDANCE
on the rear panel as shown m
speaker
Selector
position
impedance
A or B spea_er
4 ohms - {_ohms/speaker
SPEAKERIMPEDANCESELECTOR
A and B _peakers
8 ohms or above _peaKer
AORB:
_
g OHMS MIN.PSPIEAKER
AORB:
4 OHMS MINJ_PEAKER
A+B
8 OHMS MINJSpEAKER
A or B speaker
8 ohm_ or aNdre/speaker
•
CAUTION:
SPEAKER
A or B : 4 ohms
A+ B
8 ohms
Do not plug m the power
eora dunrlg
_peaKer _y_lem col_necttflll and operation of the SPEAKER
IMPEDANCE
SELECTOR.
Other models
IMPEDANCE
rain/speaKer
flqllq./sD_aKer
Other models:
•
q_le load mlpeaance
of each sl_aker
system connected to this unit ll/osl be at
least 4 ohms. ill u_ing onl) A or only B,
4 ohms rain.: ifA a_d B, 8 ohm_ min._
2
3
l, Open the lever.
2 Twist rare ends
tile
3
very tight, and insert
_,_/rc.
Close thelever
Before making an? connecuons,
m the explanation
SPEAKER A
of"Speaker
please refer
impedance".
SPEAKER A
SPEAKER B
R
SPEAKER B
/
L
You
C_II
collnecl
_WO
he_alrate
pairs
of
speaker _ysteme
Please
conllecl
_ach
speaker
the illustration,
observing
nections for R, L ÷ tmu
•
DI
IlOl
extremely
resistance
LIq_'
accorth/l_
me correct
hmp
klnl/l?Cehgllrily
]o
_2(iiinr
thin speaker lead£ II the DC
of the speaker leads is too
high, the damping lactor wall decrease,
adversely arrecnng the sound quaht_
•
When using unl} one speaker ur _hen
you _ish ta listen to m_maurai
"nnn_ r.
the
%
single
streaker
shlttlhl
lleVer
be
con-
netted iI parallel tu D(Illl the right aria
left channel wrminals at the same time.
o
L_.J
NO
t_
c_
Note:
TOprevent _3amage to circuitry, never short-circuit the positive (+
and negative (-) speaker wires.
9
Connecting
antennas
3
1
Open
2,
T_,Ms[ wire
the lever.
_llds
_ery
IlghL
_lntl in';erl
the wire.
3
_
,
Close
the lever
Assemble
detall_
the loop antenna
on
atilenna.
i[lu_tratlon
v
comlectmg
IRefer
as sho_ n m the
the
t{/ the
AM
ne×l
lo_p
_a_e for
<_."..i2r
Insert into the slot.
.__
Outdoor
--
300 ohrr
rlooorl wire
Connecting
the 3JR! ohm ribbon
the 75f300 ohm adaptor
wire to
Loosen the screws and wrap me wires
around them. Then. n_hten Ihe screw_ wlth
fi _crewc]ri
vet
Connecting
the coaxial cable
300 ohm adaptor
to the 75/
I. With a small scl_d_-ivel, pull the stoppers outw_trds and rem_ve the cover.
2 Remove the trall_forlner
wire
A _rom
sht 13 arid in_ert Jt into sht C
3, Prepare the coaxial cable as _hown in
the illustration.
Ctm]_ec! tile COtL_ial
cable to the 75131X) uhm amenna adap
tor
ln,_erl t he e_d of the cable
2) Use pliers to pinch _t and keev _t in
place
4, Re-install
the coxe_
Do n_!t use the _ame antenna for both FM
and TV ar VCRt r_ception
and TV (_r VCR) signals can
each l_ther. If y_t] Intlh[ tl_c a
TV (or V('R) antenna, use
mkage t_pe spliuer
To TX-8511
-o TV rot VCR
_ince the FM
interfere with
COlTlmon FM]
a directmnal
Connecting
The
T _hat_a
,r _Is
Tht-
antennas
FM dll[_'lllI_l ]b 1_
illdOOl" us_ _ OlI]\.
t{i I/x iI iii ll/_ 1 -*,[i_ _cl] aTra[l_el/l_lll
AM
loop
amwnna
ullit, the TV.
alleaker
is mso fur
canes
indoor
alId power
If clear - gnal¢ calItlot
be received
AM antcnrla as m't_lud.
use
Extend
file _n[etllla
_OlVlli_ [Fie leaM il[llOlll/t
onl)
Position
it _vhere
_lld tllove
i[ IlII[il rile clearest
signal
is received
Use
tacks
or smlilar
o_dis[OrIlOn
the dearest
sound
is received.
Put it as l_tr as possible
awa_
irom
tins
corl{q.
usln_
only
the enclosed
T-shaped
FIvi
antenna
o1 AM
loop
antenlm
J S & Canada
connect
aa outdocn
FM
or out&_or
Others
®®
I lie oold(_(!r
;llt
[L'llII
A.M a/lletir/a
will
be l_]ore _t_dCIIVe
II ItlS
_lrc/ched
horl/(lrllltJ]
abo\e
a tallldl}_
()l" t)tltMd_
Do not d_sconltec/the
AM
loop
il.
o
Lr_J
Be
sule
thai
th¢, uutd_tlr
•
K_e
r
[he
al_tel_13a
•
Do
11o[ pl/MIion
IM
awa)
an/eltna
flotII
11 ileal ¸ power
U S & Canada
Is ,)OSl[lOIled
t'_ise
Iltle_,
,;(l[ir_
_lc.
a5 hllhiw_
?_. C,llch
Thb,
as i/_otl
M_n2,
alld
bus_
_oi_ds.
Is _,_Q,_ uan_erott:_
:Z._2.-US
Others
& Canada
J
11
Connecting
•
Beh_rc
•
Be_rc
•
I Llllnng
plugging
turning
ptl[el'h.
t11the umt.
on the power,
oil thl_ 11111[• power
If SO. iSe tl wail
the power
conlirm
that
be sure
may
all conneclions
have
beeli
Ihat the VOLUME
knob
_ I_1/_ turned
can,c
;i n_)lnenlar_
OUl]el _ll_ tl dilfer_'nl
power
• lr_c.
made
which
properl
3
cou_terclockwtse.
nli_ht
interfere
U.S.
and
Canadian
PJugging
POWER
with
othel-
eleclrical
_qulpnl_llt.
_,tl_ll _
c_lm
circLul.
sw_tcn
_mn
the
the TX
tn smnc]
POWER
models:
851 i's
Dy _[altln
_wncn
puwer
the
turn_
cord
mm
STAND-BY
tm AC
/m mr. _IPl nnd
inolcalor
hghts
ounm
put.
is till
Pressin_
up the dl_pla_
me
If
[fll_ S._lt_rl is pre%e¢] il_allL rile 11111[rctLirn_ to _1_ _,tttlld h_ _,talub.
'I h_ POWLR
btltLOli L)_ th_ f_lllOte coll[rol p, ilsed 111tile _;allle W_l_:
as the POWER
%A'B ,n o ,OE
on the
I X_511
Jitl-
i_llr i_n
SYSTEM
switch
Models
other than U,S. and Canadian
models:
Aftcl plagging the TX _511 '_ pt_we_ cold into an AC oudm ptv>s
the _YSI'EM _ltt'h
to [)tK 111¢tlntl Ill power-on
Mdtllq tile /inl[
Call De opclated and i_n dlbpla)
s 11[t. The FL'IT_I_)Ic
control c£1ntll)t
switct-
be used to operate the TX-8511
ON
it"the SYSTEM
swift h is m_t net tl
When the SYSTEM switch is set m ON pressing the POWER
STAND-BY indicator
dI-
£nlall arll_)U/ll o[ power i_ used.
12
but-
tun on the mmo_e control sw_tO_es the TX8511
between sTand-by
_tatus tthc SIAND BY indicator _s hi) and power-on slatus trle
dbplay wi]] hght up}.
Pressing me SYSTEM switch m the 'IX 8511 to set tl to OF}
turns off the an
Wben the SYSTEM sw_tch is set to OFF. onl\ ,_
Basic operations
2
l.
]==
Select the source you wish to listen to
using the input selector 4e.g. PHONOI.
Confirm that tile F_MONtTOR]
indi-
oo0:,
i_ not
cator
lit V, ilerl
a _,OtlrCl"
2, Select the speakers,
Selecl and pre_
the
_pl_fikGrs
5
1
5
ub]eF
tllarl
TAPE 2 MONITOR has been selecte_.
Al_t_ cheek that the AUDIO MUTE
indicator is not lit
th[4.t
you
button
wk411I
lot
the
iI%[_n
i
SPEAKERS A and/ul SPEAKERS B
The c_lrre_pondhl_ A and/llr g indicalor
llght_ up tm tile dlspla_ panel Yt>u will
hear from the speakers any sound going
mrouffh tl_._ umt. I1 Broth SPEAKERS
6
{A aud B a_e set Iu OFF. m, sound will
come from the _peakers
3. Start playiug the selected input source.
Follow
[he
opera[/ll_
that umt.
If FM )r AM
InstrUCtlOl't_
i_ selected,
tilt
refer
1o
_'Recei_ing statmn*'"
4. Adjust tile level.
Turn the VOLUME knob cl_ckwiac
nr
press tile UP button m the remote conIrol to increase the x{_lulll_ level. Turn
the knob counterclockwise
or Dri2ys HlC
DOWN button _.}III}le remote c{mtrol t_
[rlt _ _t3_l rllu leve
Ol%'g_ 4he
5. Adjust to your desired ton_.
BASS: Turn clock_ise
[o r_oos:
counterclockwis¢
to attenuate the bass
TREBLE:
Tmn clockwise to boost o_
¢ount_,r_-lockt_,l_,e
to
No.
SELECTIVE
4
att_-iiixate
TONE
tile
CONT:
_re-
Press
this bulton tu clearh' reproduce
tllllalow and high lrequencies. The SELE('_
TIVE TONE indicator lights up on me
dtspla_ panel.
6, The BALANCE
knob is used _o control the relative _olume level o[ the
left and righl speaker
systems
or
headphones,
NOTE:
The i)nwer _oe_ m_Tsnul oil c_/mplctely b_
iust turnin_ th_ power _ll'. Th_ pt'_wez"cord
_holtM be remm, ed from tbe AC outlet
when
IlOl
ili
for
tD,_
LI proh3n_LI
lnlle.
5
When a ct3fl3t3_tcttllsc player and tape deck
with _he r_l lack art. eomiccted rogetber.
y _tt can
u',t:
5mlply
by dlrect_.
lhe
colnpollen[
6
deck/,
1_
lnpul
lung(toil
tlll_
DOI
disc
I111t1 _ lflpU/
to
that
ilt2c_2ssl;ir_
Y,i21_Cl_r
the desired
plaver
l_elec(l_l
or
tape
aut_l_/l_ii
C_nlpo[icl]l
10
when
lh'attll'_
_peraung
icola/pact
call 3, ",_ ltche_,
IL
dlrgeI
_,w1[/213
chan}J
trip;
/g
UlOlt',%
LJ_,l_lr/in_
Basic operations
St_l'eo
wtlh
headphone_
_r_o
p]tl_
PHONES
When
c311
a s/ai)dard
bnlaura
cOflllL'c_{Itl
1o
filL"
_ack
the headph_mc
q3_aKers
are
R/K
plug _ u.serted,
dLl[ill/l_[II_a
Be ctmtlol]¢d
:an
D_
with
1
th_
tile
[)U[
lnUlt2(}
SPEAKEP.S
A
B button_
Press
the
Mt
; button
TIN(
on
the
remote
_t)ii[rol.
fh ¸
D/IHOn
teiilpt)rarllV
5,WltCheg
ti
11_2
sound from Ihe speakers or headphonea
The AUDIO MUTE indicator _ill flash
The muling lunctwn will be c_mcclled
)ou;
pre_s the MUTING button again, u_
•
ItllTl
Hie
power
I)If
Ul_rl
il
or
III
_11 [
The sleep
[lI_ler
_tT[e] _ a sp_t'ltted
Tt)
operate
l_,ouid
p_l'lOo
fllnction
to
liMen
hroadca_|
Set
the
you
want
the
tlllleF
YOU
shorten
h/elements
tile
tilt'
s}Steln
/ibe
[ne
elnu[P
to
of
system
tA orks
time
you
]ap_
i pio
[l_]l_l
lilnc
or
bunor
lllC
r_
"_,
the SLEEP
[im_2 i)tt_p.c%
set
OI 1 al.l[tllllall('a
"]U mllllll_
rll/ntlle
he.ll
_,_.IICIleO
which
off.
t_)
ha_
Aller th_
after
to turn
Ior
tile
b) prc,_mg
dcsh'cd
ICD.
,.
amount
Tile sleep
cat!
ofl
wile your TX-8511
source
playing
that
like
radio
Ul]ti]
pOWL'r
thtt4
con!m/*upphcd
1. Start
the
2.
call
!lille
let!the.,.
pOW_l
Wit]
be
RC-329S
('unveiling
The unwr
•
pre_,
the SLEEP
setting
aitl b_' can:'eIled
it
thP SLELP
[o rnt" ol_ldy
[ellln_
_-90_80_70
II
tllrn
14
o/th_
_.ourc_
it thai
yell
_e_
ttld h_
to. i)r
olt
o_ranng.
CanceJ * - 10 --20
*u
bu/tc_ll untd
tUG [_,OWt:[ Willie
Illt" llng:r
1",
Receiving stations
Please
and
make
sure
ALl)In
that
the [T 2 MONITOR
MU IV indicalurs
arc nul
]
fil
= ©
Vq
====
=2=a:22_2_
+
•
000
2
When the frequency is not known _Manual tuning)
/. Press the FM or AM button•
2. Use the 4 DOWN TUNING
UP
1
buttons
UP
DOWN
•
/
_//'
to change
............
the
LtlL'IC4_,O>,
necrea_c_
The fl'eqacncy is ehangcc: :n loll kH/
or 50 kHT/sleds in FM anti 10 kl]7 or
toI
•
the frequency.
ll.nl'}
._he Ireu,Jenc_
9kH¢
t,r
frec
ill AM each time a tLlIll[Ig .elec_
1_ piesse_.
huttorI
If a bu_ton
is held
cont:nuou_,
more than [}.gseCOlld_ [hc
are _canned automallcM/v
2
[llTn]l_
I't/I }/le
Wh_tl
a
broadtail
or
lrl2[_klCIlCld_,
(FM
1h receD.ed.
auto
Scgtnltlll
b
_tops
-
I
L I_ ,_+'_J•,
I I_1-- J.LL_.L.•
_eCJ ]
When
I[ll
the
frequent3
is knnw_
Direct
tuning)
1. Press the FM or AM button,
2. Press th_ DIRECT TUNING buttolL
[]/c ....
will lla:.h Io[ l(_ _,ccon_:_ m
um trequcnQ mspla)
3, Enter the IYetluenc_ -_ith the number
hutt_m_ while |he t'nr_()rs are Jmash-
L__3
k__.
1
2
3
Example:
bb. IOMHL
•
I'ecci_m_
When
__
_ -- l -+(.VlO
#.M broadcasts
with a
9 kH] _tep
mrs depends
on y:n:r
re_!lonlyLluCalleillerthe l='eqLlerlcy
d:_ct :
1
With IO kl[i steps, emenng a numr_er
lor _he tO ktlz digit will set the 1 kllz
•
tlH2i[ a:ltonlal:ical ) [<_
If vim enlt, r :J lYetluenc _ that _s ()ill or
_zmge, mis uni: will return to me prey:
uns irequenc 3 I] this happens, repem
2
tt_•a
: r F_
the procedure,
_ ,,
t-I
I
I
[
T,,
T ear •
_RC_
Receiving
stations
If you tune m a stereo FM statlor the STERE() indica/or _viil be
dlmninated if the m_na[ is sulflcmntt> strong
[f /t1#2_iga al is weak. it mu_, De impossible
to tune tnr¢ your
desired _tation. In this case. tune m a_ lollows.
_MgUTE
Press the FM M UTE/MODE button and FM MUTE OFF lignrs up.
At this rune. the stat_oJ_ will be in mono aad intersration no_se will
be heard
gelect the station you want to hs_en t_
This tlnll is eqmpped
nons
Wh_'T1recmvmg an FM station using manual or d_rect tunllaI2 R[
MODE LOCAL/DX and STEREO MODE AUTO/MONO
settings
=_" STEREO
MODE MODE
IDlll
with an APR s_ stem to helg tune in FM sta
E]]_I
1-- P /I
ffa'_;'l
I--1
ale nlaoe atttolllatlcally, according Tothe station being recei_ec
fbc APR s) stem autOmaDcall_ set_ the gain of the RF secti,m 1o
I
DX or LOCAL according
tu the qualit3 ol the signal being
received. The RF MODE wilI indicate LOCAL when a sufficient
slgllal i_ received.
If the MON() mdicalor lights up while a statJun is tunea m. me
_ld[ItHl will be received in mono even if it is a 5;rel_'Osrarton
Fhe STEREO
MODE
AUTO&'IONO
makes can be changeo t)y plesslng
[
settings that the APR s_atem
the FM MUTF/MODE
button
Since ten AM _,1I'M _,/atlona call be stol'cd
m em'n group _A. B or CL a total of 30 stations can be stored ill the memory.
L
©©
k._..J
3
I
2
Select the frequency
4
the MEMOR'_
hecorlds.
mdi_tor
_iI! light Io_
3. While the MEMORY
indicator lights_
press the GROI'P
button to choose
the desired group.
[,/_
The
glou I
Lqlal_?_
,l[
In
'd/l_wtl
[gll-
ill
lbc
_t/lJowii1}2
di_)lay
ird_l"
cat.[-
tnne the button i_ '-re_ecI- A --> B -_ (
4,
u_oE_rur_c_
._
_7
"_
Select the desired memory
number usin_ the number
buttons,
P1¢'_,_, button
I.)/lR
_lV IlHtlaD_'F
_[itJt]
tltln
with
a
the trequeney
cnil_>Mng
PS
Plog[d/T1
mspla',
_, an RDS sta_gvl_
Natu¢
will change
d_spla}
If there _s no PS. the frequency
[ 1/
ll/_Jn
]R
NOTE :
11 the FM statism le_eived
3
to d_e t'5
display wdl
I101 Cllange
4
.u,_
[
....
Rclc_ Io pagc_ 18 and t9 fin mu_e de/a
m the RDS _ur_cthm,
* -uN_w
/
16
that you want to
sture in tht _memory.
,Rete_ tu 'Tumng
the radiW" {_r page
151
2. Press the MEMORY
button.
I
I
I
Receiving stations
First
_clcc[ the
pJwsing
LA '__\
@
tun
===================_
o o
kL_.I__L__
0 0 0
the
on
tuner
the mare
sel_ctiir
_. thc
\M or FM ir_ut
billion
t)ll
unit
the
by usinR
input
c(Httrt_
Main unil
I. Pros the GROI JP bulton
to receive
by
but
uJ TUNER
_elllOle
desired tromp+
2. Input the memory
gource
sc]ectol
la sdeet
number
the
you wish
the number
but-
tons.
nr
%.,,
Press
the SCAN button.
Each _;tati(ll_ sR_red Jn the gl'<_tlp t;ll(_qell
m sle[" 1 win he r_ceived for 5 _ecand_.
_'bezl
tile Sial]oil that y_u wan/ is
lounL
•
Ilte_
the SCAN
lutloIl
aganl
%
%.
R_lllot _ control
1+ Press
[
+
_
I
'
GROUP
2.
_
lEE]
After
the
r,,uched
I
_c_
r_
_
the
the _roup.
Press the
GROUP
button
PRESET
IaM
i_ulnber
scannmu
_ill
and
choose
_1 or I_ button.
oI
(}R,)UP
re_tarl
C
1_
at GROUP
_rJ
I
2r
2
_
pRESET
r--1
r---q
t
-
•
tl
= ©
+_/ 0
I
2
0 0
1. Select the station that you want to
cancel as explained
in the previous
seOion.
2. Press
the FM MUTE/MODE
_+hile htflding
button
•
dox+n the
button
MEMORY
• "' will bc shown on the display
Once th_ pI'em_t s_a+ion has been cancelled, the nsemor'- location can be used
[o
_[OI'P
anol3icr
station
2
17
Receiving RDS
RDS reception
(Only for European and some other models)
is only in areas where RDS broadcayls
arc a_ail-
abD
What is RDS?
Man!
lz},'l
_tatlotlx
llO_
tional infornlation.
_)I
tll_ll
extlIIl|?]_,
[ilt{llllC
you
Citl_2gOIy
_h/Iwll
at
the
iranqinl[
RI),q
ql,_l/al_
k_[Ih'[]
RDS provides ?,ou _ith
Cil[I
O[ nltlblC
ri_zht
;t
('rlt_}_e
Ol
olhcl"
i_ available
,t_]dOll
ilia this
Program
Service Name
PTY:
l'rogrmn
Type
TP:
Trall'ie Program
RT:
Radio Text
_1%12 llddl
variou_ _ervlces _o
Your
[_Io_ldc_/Slill_
lIIJtH3TlaLIt)ll.
PS:
[hL = II]{LIIIU}IIIOII
ung
NOTE:
solne
ca_¢_,
TN]-851
trle
I ma_
not
chaz-at'tc_
De
dlsph_y_'d
_xac[l_
ll]e
the radio statioJl. If stlang¢ characters
L'I]_IIaCI_FS
DC{alJ%e
a,spmyea
_f the
a_
_1"_ Dk2lll_2 Ik_oetv_d
l_y the TX-8511
the
on
_al]]e _L_ in*" tltll'_,
II
t, alll/O_
nmcme
ule
briladl>a_t
h_
-_r m the d]spla3
thk_t
The_ ao n<
ch_pldy
hp
l_ m
_'OIIt'_'t_),
a malflnn'mm
LiElI
PTY Classifications
in Eur_pc
NIIIII
News
".......
-
Z
fl"
_1 program
_
reports
Current
-'_
Reports
repol_
i 5
'--g- i
"-
;-
_
_f]
_
_]
_
_I
"_ _-- LA
--}7 , , ---
,-_-'--
t-_ _
l
12
-'
_
_
]
[
Li_
Education
Ig_Ii'|n_]
DrItlll3
Rt,dk phtys aad aerial
Culture
Cultural
R_t,k
MiddLe
13
18
Sport
alai
music
of the
Light elt_sics
14
__ _
Ig
z_ _ _-_ t2-
I_
,--_J3 2_ ±
--tic'-
_
•
l,
-_
Seriousclassic,s
Other
musk'
road
irliOrillatlOU
music
about
ba_cd
2ometly.
_,_,lth
a wider
l&n_e
t/f klplcs
lt1211I ilOW_
fOFeCa_K;,
con_,kll]l,_r
af[ail%
tledlcal
he]p
Iellgious
sciences
no_
co_
qltl)'_'c_,
pane]
affairs)
dlld
I_Chilo]O_
b_
Lh_ aho¥_
_red
Ct_leL2(lrl_\.
eg
_Ic
P[_ular
nltlhic
_Aith
[i_t_l_il/g
fllu_ic,
tl_lJtd[=
t| rl/t_re
speciahsl
t]_tt_tc
ImJ_,]c
Peri'OlTnancos
including
ilalulal
p_)_ralll_
corrllllelcla]
Folk.
Ofh'll
zt-; weather
(including
the
P_lu|ar
( [;issical
pl'O_l
progtam_
_p_ech
MllslC
_tlC_l
_?duCatlOllaI
ga_llef,.
!Sasv
dffail'b
>pot'r%.tC[ltHL ,i×}rm m.ws alld lrltor_it.w_
PlklglKl[D.
t_chllohlgy
Pop music
.....
of cUilPllf
at'llera[
\'aried
I
ieporting
_,
Information
Sci_£',l,'e
_
oil CUITeIII t_veI1D, llno tlappclllng_.
Topical
affairs
_ypc or ui_defined
_lllt5.
In
h)l
)t
(}t_md
tt_ opposed
_t:]ler;i]
llaalor
ralher
olcheMlal
inc]uded
app.,.
t_/Pop,
Rock
III |)_t_[
)lLetl
work_
noI
_a]es;
ll](.lUkled
C]IL_I_
in MJCh
charts
nr ('la_/ca
speciali_l
than
Ol pr_el/_
apprcc]mlorl.
_ylnphollle3.
ch_llilbt'I
ItILLF.IU.etc..
Opel a.
style_
riot co,cited
Country.
Reggae.
h)_ l!]c
arlt)\,c
C}lI¢2_Ol'lCS,
t'g.
J_i/_',
_|1)thl_l
&
Bhle_.
Receiving
RDS (Only for European and some other models)
DISPLAY
SCAN
--
@
-.-,I DOWN
PTY/TP
000
TUNING
o/,
J
UP
1. Press the PTY/FP
rently
selected
button,
station
and the program
will be shnwn
type _f the cur-
on the display
trier
example. "SPORT",,
[f the slalion you are receiving is llot broadcasting RDS "NOT
RDS" this is not an RDS statthr pwill be _hown on the display,
Z. Use the TUNING UP]DOWN buttons to select anuther program type IIYFYt fur example, "'ROCK M_').
See the PTY descnpnons on me previous page.
3. Press the SCAN
PTY station,
button
to start
When a statmn is received
searching
with the desired
fur the chosen
PrY
me scanning
_lops :_br approximately
5 seconds, before the Ill]It S[al4iSscan
nmg agmn.
4. W'hen the desired station is reached, press SCAN button
again
to stop _anning.
if the station
non
c_nnol
1. Press
you are listening
be
m ib not an RDS station, this lullC-
used
the PTY/rP
button
until "TP'" appears
play.
[t _ -,c : is shown un the display,
it indicates
on the dis-
that the current
station is broadca,_ting traffic infi_rmation.
2. Press the SCAN button to start searching for a TP station
When the unit receives a TP station, i_ ,_tops ,,,canlllnj2
I1 the unit cannot receive any signal. "NOT FIND" (cannot
the station i_ shown on the display.
If the _tation you are li,stening h} is no/an
non cannot be used
Dis_*
1. Each
time
changes
[f the current
you
press
the DISPLAY
find
RDS slaHorL this tunebutton,
the display
as shown in the left.
station you are listening
to is not an RDS station.
only the frequency of the station or the station name. if you have
entered ir _ee page 20) appears, lit there ha',e bee_ no charactera
entered, only the frequency is shown.1
_\qlen RT is/'cc_ivc_., it can sometime_
Character or Program
S_rVlC_
_ I-requencyRadio Text <
iNam_
take between a t)w s_mds
aim 15 secund_ fmore or less lo show RT _n Ihe display
Sometimes 1he fr_llowing messages _il1 be shown on the display,
WAIT: mdieate_ that it reomres more nine to receive the RT
informatiom
When the informanon
is recmvcd,
the characters
will
scroll across the display.
NO TEXT: this appears foe 3 scct_iid_ astd indlcate_ that even
though an RDS stalacm is being recefved, there is no Rr miom/a
tioiI included
Entering station names
ABC ~ YZ-,
While receiving a preset FM or AM station, a m_J×imum of 8
characters consisting of letters, numbers and some symbols
can be stored, for example to represent the _tation name,
_*/
European
and some other models only:
[f you attempt to enter character_ for an Fh/l station
casting RDS information.
acters cannot be entered
Characters
®
"RDS.. PS"
i_ displayed
broad-
and char-
which can be entered:
ABCDEFGH]JKLMNOPQRSTU
VWXYZ1234567890-..
DOWN TUNING UP =,"-
GROUP
CHARACTER
Note:
u indicates
a space.
As an example_ assume
an FM stanon
with a frequency
of
89.50 MHz has been stored in preset number 2CH of group
B and will be g_ven the name "ONKYO",
LSeleet the desired station,
........
2/
Refer Io Selectb_g 12re,_erstations on page 17
2.Press the CHARACTER
button on the front panel.
The frequenc_
flashes
r_m _,
3
....................
= _= f,.]
3.Continue pressing the 5MNO button until "O" is displayed.
Widl each pre_s _+fthe button, the character that appears
in the display change_ one at a nine in the following
sequence:5_M_N_O
_5...
i1
4
a button
1_ Irot
pl_2s_e_l
within
one
second,
lhe
cursor
automatically moves to the ne_:t position
To delete a character, press the DIRECT TUNING button,
After the selected cbal_acter is deleted, all characters to the
%
right of the deleted character move one space m the left.
4.Continue pressing number
buttons to enter the desired
characters,
H
To enter N, press me 5MNO bJJttOrl
l'o enter K, pJe_s the 4JKL button.
To enter Y, press Ibe 9YZ- bt]tto_,
5.Press the CHARACTER
huthm m store
characters.
If fi hHttOII
•
2
in the display" goes off and the cursor ( _ )
_I_ACTE
lS tlOt l)ress_d
wlthirl
] 0 'q_ct)rld_,.
the entered
the
operation
will end automar]cany
Press the DISPLAY button _hen 5ou wish to check the
Irequency while you are entering the characters.
I. Select the desired
station,
Rei\-r to ,%letting pr¢_,t statton._ on page 17.)
2. Pre_s the CHARACTER
button,
The [']r_t character and the cursor flash alternately.
B, Fre_sthe_l
I)OWN orUP_
ItJNIN_
button to lnov_
the cursor below the character that you wish to change.
The cursor mo_es to me n_ht when the UP I_ button is
pressed
i_
and moves to the leti when the _1 DOWN
button
presse_
4. Enter the desired
elmrac_er.
The prev=ous character 1_ replaced
5. Press the CHAI_tCTER
button.
with a new chmacter.
Clearing all characters
L Select the desired station
•Refer t+) Selectin_ m'(,_e_ wauon_ lln page ]7.
2. Press the CHARACTER
button,
. _r-a,
5
.......
3. Ilold down the MEMORY
button and press the F2VI
MUTE!MODE
button.
All characters elltared for the selected station are cleared,
4. Press the CHARACTER
button one more time.
Recording a source
Please
O00j
@
read the H18irlJcqoti /lialltla]5 c_Jil-
ceming the operation of each unit.
1. lrtsert a blank tape into the tape deck.
2. Press the button .other than TAPE-2
MONITt)RI
of the source
frnm
__j
•
which you warn to record.
When VIDEO-I/VDP
or
•
VCR is selected it wdl naturall> omy
record the audio.
When FM o_ AM i_ _e]ected se_ lne
2
VIDEO-Z
tLllWFt(/ the _;[_[ion _;OLI_allt
2
tO record
from
•
•
\_h_'n TAPE-I is _elecled. it _i]l]ecol'd
to the "I'APE-2
When cithm VIDEO-I '\:DP. VIDEII2!VCR,
FM. AM.
PIIONO
or CD
,
SeleCtee }otl are able Io i_,c'ord to bc_th
the TAPE-! mad TAPE-2
TX-8511
3. Put the tape deck i_ the recording
mode. Begin playing the source.
Recording] I r
.c p]a] :r
I
22
s{ltlrcq_
1. Insert the disc or tape that you want
to record into the VDP or VCR con.
netted to VII)EO-I,
video camITI_411Ual_
lot
Using TAPE-2 MONITOR
k [1Jess Ihe L'ompt)l]et]i
D{5111: o[h_rwl_e.
It a 3_head
tape
_ tl_'lt]gc[_.]
I_) Ih¢ TAPE-2
[l_c So/[rid _ronl
deck
o[h_r
i_ connected
_ource_;
conneclors
i_ to be u_ed.
me _T=2 M_JNITOR
lI_(JlL'[[[_)r t£ the m8lII tlnlt
s dl_pla)'
_hou]d
nl_t
_RnRoI b_ h_0rd.
to the TAPE-2
connectors,
TAPE*2
MONITOR
can be used
to monitor
the recording
NOTE:
E\ en when TAPE-2
i_ not selcclcd
ns the suurce
me IT-2 MONITOR ]indicator
is no/hr
. the source signal is still sent tu the I'APE-2
outnut
The source
signal
can be monitored
through
the speatker_ or headphones
when FAPE*2 MONITOR is turned off
[f the IT ? MONITOR ] indlcatu* in the disph b is not ]it. the sound flora the source
can be heard. It the 3-head lane deck conilecrgo tO the I'APE-2 connectors
is used
tor recording, p_css rather the TAPE 2 but
Ion on [r[e remote c_i/tlOl or t]l_ TAPE 2
MONITOR
button
make "TAPE*2"
on
:he maul
u_
m
appear m the d_p_t U _or a
te_ seconda
Jght up the [T 2 M()XITOR ]
_ni'a_i_l'. all_ he_l die SO[ll]d
that Is lus_
lecolded.
l'_ return t_ tistellJl/g to the stltt[_'e _OLilld
rues,, u_ther the TAPE-2 butto{i tm me
icmote eonlro] {_r Ihe TAPE-2 M()N1TOR
TX-8511
bu[[on
_NITOR-
AMP
P ay[_acK'_l!l
,_TO_
Tape deck
(TAPE-2)
or
GfaDh
,
Reco'ding
O11 [[lg
]11an"
tnl]l
Hld
rrle
It1 h_'a[of goes ol]
Playoac_
I
I
¢ _QLla]IzOJ
1. (2onnect the graphic equalizer
to the
rAPE-2
connectors
on lhe rear panel
of the TX-851L
2, If a s_ond tape deck is used. connect
i! 1o th_, tape deck connectors
on the
graphic cqualizt.r.
3, Prt*ss the? TAPE-2
button
on the
remote ronlral or the TAPE*2 MONITOR button on the main unil.
The E ZMONIIOR
HILIIC_LI(llO11 [[1("
main unit's dispmy ugn_s up
4, Follow the operating instructinn_ for
the graphic t'qualizer,
To record an equalized
tape deck ctmnected
sb_al,
use me
t//thP eLL_al/**C].
Connection
U.S.A. and Canadian
for Multi-Room
models
(Xantech
TM
Multiple-Room
Remote Control
systems)
Do nt_t _[u_ m the p_wel cord uJ_til all conn_cti_nls ha_e b_'ei_ rllade,
When makil]g, c_mne_Lmlls S., Through _5, be sure tt/connect th_ units a_ showll Irl the cotnlectlt)l_ dlagr_m b_lo'_,. Do not [llz_kc a llli_take
%h_n
ctlnIl_tJllh_
[h_
A. Connecting
Ullttt-
components
Con/Doneli_S
nlonlitcd
in
equipped
a rack
hhou{d
with Onkyot--'-_l jacks
be
t'oinlecte(I
_p; _h(iw
i1 beh/w
tl) enable
r_mote
eot_tro]
operfillOtl.
L Set up the compnnents
MAIN ROOM
1. Onkyo
components
Onky0"s RI jack.
2. Connect
the
sub
SUB ROOM
(a)
511
T;(-8
3' blC°_n_
ectir] "g
I Remote
t__controt
akerA
4
Rerane Sensor
Remote
Sensor
ronm. then connect
M
k[
tSubroorn)|
_
(Sub
room
spezker
cables to the speaker B terminal on
the TX-8511. (_1,)
3, Install Connecting
Bh_ck in the main
room. then connect it to the "l X-8511,
4. Install
Power
lal displaying
ooml
in
tile
_ub-
it to the C,mnect-
ing Btnek in the main room.
_
B. Connecting components not equipped with Onkyor_l jacks
l.
L'onnect
the components
FX-851 l.
2. Make th_ eonnet_iorts
MAIN ROOM
3. Emitter
SUB ROOM
{e)
described
abRv_
_n stt, ps 2 through 4 of section A,
Install Emitter _t'_ so that its sensor i_
3.
5. Emitter
b_ to the
directed
toward
thv_, components.
fl_en connect it to |he TX-8511.
•
Operating
components
which
are
positioned out of the range of the
emitter
installe¢
as describe€
above
Speaker
(Sub
room)
B
Speaker B
(Sub room',
4. Connect
the
1"X.8511.
5. Install another
\
__
_._mponent_
Emitter
supply
I
diagram
Speaker
A (Main
RoOm)
Connecting
block
Speaker S (Sub Room)
_j
TX-8511
i
_c_ _o that its
sensor is directed h_ward these components, then co_me_'t it to the Conne_.ting Block, (_)
C_mnecfion
(d) to th_
Emitter
Connection
Models
for Multi-Room
other than U S A and Canad
Remote
Control
an mode s (Onkyo
Multi-Room
Systems)
Do nor ping m the p_ wet cilrd until :d/ct_Tln_:tiims have been mallc
X_'h__n
_tlCI]
lll_lkln_
cllall_l'L)ons
_OIllle_'liIIg
.lle
A. Connecting
1
throll_h
components
1_ _/_llpon_2_R_,
4
ht _ _llt_
Io collnec!
[ll_
unl[_
a_
sho_n
ill _h_
c0111_e_tlon
die,ram
_c]_l_.
Do
no(
Inak_
d Iltibt_k_
uI/nN.
equipped
]n _ l'tlgk
m@.lnt_d
_hould
with Onkyo r_ I jacks
b_
_.'onllL_ct_'d
_ls 5howrt
tO _n_tble
below
i_m_lt_
_J_IIflTO]
Op_I'_H_IL
1, Set up the components
Ca) displaying
Onkyo_s I_ I jack
MAINROOM
SUBROOM
1.On_yocomponents
(a)
I _t.
,mRa_ote
TX-8511
Mainroom)
2. Uonneet
the
sub
cables to the speaker
the TX-851L
":
,
eontro _*_-
(M
3, Remotesensor
I
3. Install Remote Sensor HR-10 in the
sub-room,
then connect it to the
I_2. Speaker
B
TX-8511.
2, Spea_er
room
speaker
14 terminal on
(' 2t
B
B. Connecting components not equippped with Onkyo t_ I jacks
1. Connect
the eomponent_s
_b} to the
TX-_L_It.
Z. Make fl_e connedioas
de_b_d
_bov_
3. Remote Emttter
" HE-f01ACI
MAIN
ROOM
SUB
in steps 2 through 3 of s_ction A,
_. Install Remote Emitter HE-50 (AC
ROO_
so that its sensor
Power
supply
is directed
theae components,
the TX-8511. t_
Connect
the AC
Remote Endtter,
toward
then connect
adapter
it to
to
the
which
are
4, Components(cJ
_
•
TX-8511
"\\,
Operating
components
positioned
out of the range of the
emitter
installed
as described
above.
(Main roomI
4. Conne_'|
TX-8511.
the eompotlent_
_c_ to the
5. In_tall Remote Emitter
Head HE-J0
so that its sensor is directed toward
i
Connection
these components,
then connect
th_ HE_SI) _AC), ((_',1
I
it to
diagram
Remote
Speaker A (Main Room)
Emitter
HE-50(AC)
Remote
Emitter
Head HE-10
AC adapter
SPEAKERS
A
e_
@O@_
_ MRx)N
_ _OUT
Green Terminal
HR-IO
TX-S511
SUB ROOM
25
Multi-Room
Retel
tit _age_ 2=t and
Remote Control
25 ftlr conllectioll
deItlll_
1
3
L=J
L.._.
--5
2
oNX,Tz9
,,
1
ndlcator
In the main room:
L PresstheMROFFbultanontheTX_8-_ll
,qff
to make the indi-
eator go off. (If the MR OFF indicator
is lit. the multi-room
_2_steIll cannot be used,
2. Press the SPEAKERS
B button to illuminate the SPEAKERS B indicator.
3= 'I utal the VOI,UrvlE
knob to its mitdmum,
In the sllh-rooln_
dir,_,t the remot_
Sen4or _, )Ilk3 o illu]ti-room
systeml
2
control
and:
tm_ard the Remote
4. Pres_ th_ appropriat_
INPUT SELECTOR
remote contrcfl to select your desired source
5
ating it,
l'se the VOLVME
the desired levd
If the relnole
....
3
_
II
4
TUNER
PHONO
TAPE-2
EEl
VOLUME
26
VIDEO-1
L
Romo_a control
Irolll
tile
to adjust
MIb-roOI/L
nents cannot be controlled. _'heek the tolh>wmg:
• Use the controls on the IX-8511
m the mare
qemDte contro
5
colltlo] i_ u4ed
button
the volume
m
hut the c{llnpo
room m chec_
•ahether It 1'_,aorking properl> Then. Ise the remote c(liltrot to
check whether the ct_mponeni i4 w_lrking properly If il is n
TAPE-1
........
& or •
button on the
and start oper-
__
__
C
D
VIDEO-2
•
refer t_ _age 6.
When {lperalln_
•
•
£tlC_K _nal rile emit*er is directed /ow;,.rd that coi1]porleill.
Check thai the colllpOtlPI/lS ar_" corrt_cllV connecmo
CheckthattheMROFFindJcatoron
theTX 8_]1 is notlit
a
COlllpOnelU
I]o[
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t)lfiky(_ 4
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Troubleshooting
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guide
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{Yam:]
Cause
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to
L't!llfJlllt
|h_a
du_
d is lie|
Remedy
•
Flower
•
Connect
•
There is e×ternal noise {Rthe computer circuits
of thrs umt
i
•
A0
•
Turn the cower sw_cn off. and then on agalr
or remove the AC D]ug from the outlet and then
plug ]1 again.
Contacl your Onky0 Serwce Cente_
•
•
•
•
IT-2 MONiTOR_lndlcator
Is ht.
AUDIO MUTE indicator is lit
Bad/incorrect
connections.
Amphtler
protection
circuitry
vated_
•
•
•
•
Switch off.
Switch offwith the remote control
Check cortnect{on cables, speaker cables, etc
Contact your Onkyo Service Center
•
Poor or no input ground.
•
Check outer conductor
•
•
Poor or no phono motor ground.
The placement
of the audro connection
on the rear panel is incorrect,
cables
•
•
Check for proper ground connection
Adlust the placement
of the cable
hum.
Howling when the volume is
turned up
•
Turntable and speakers are too close together
•
Move them farther apart.
Rough or scratchy sound;
High range is not clear
•
•
•
Stylus of turntable pick-up ts worn.
Turntable stylus t}p _sdirty,
Treble controt is too high.
•
•
•
Replace.
Clean,
T,_rn treble control
AM stations cannot be
received.
•
AM loop antenna is not attached
•
Connect the included AM loop antenna to the
AM antenna terminals
Buzzing noise on AM
(particularly conspicuous at
night or with weak stations)
•
No se from electrical apparatus such as duoreseenl lamp
•
Move the AM loop antenna to a different posltion
Set up an outdoor AM antenna
No power
Power but no sound
Hum,
Iow4requency
noise
ruse
cord
IS oJscoRnecte(3
IS OlOWn.
has
been
ach-
•
High-pitched noise or
buzzing noise on AM
•
•
Crackling noise on AM or FM
•
•
Norse caused by turning fluorescent lamp on
and off.
No_se from automobile _gn_t_on.
•
•
, •
,
Dower coro.
of _nput plugs.
to reduce
down
Place the AM loop antenna as far as possible
from the TV.
Move unit away from TV set.
Move antenna as tar as possible from the fluorescent lamp
Install an FM outdoor antenna as far as poss_hie from the road
Change the pos[lion or direction of the outdoor
antenn&
FMTUNED and STEREO
indicators light but sound is
distorted and stereo
separation is bad,
•
•
Station is too strong
Multiple reflection of the ra&o waves because
of ta}l buildings or mountains
e
FMTUNED and STEREO
indicators flicker and hiss is
heard on FM.
, •
•
Station is too weak.
Stereo FM broadcasts cover only about half
me distance of an ordinary broadcast,
•
•
Install an outdoor FM antenna.
Change the postion or direction of the outdoor
antenna.
No station is recalled when a
PRESET or SCAN button is
pressed.
•
Thepowercordhasbeenunpluggedforalong
time
•
The memory contents are ]ost. StQreal
hone again
Receive an RDS station.
Install an outdoor FM antenna.
Change the position ol direction of the outdoor
antenna.
Move the antenna as far away as possible
from the fluorescent lamp.
Install an outdoor FM antenna as far away as
possible from the road.
The RDS function does not
work, (European and some
other models only)
I
•
•
]t is not RDS station
The reception station signal is too weak.
•
•
•
•
Too much interference,
•
_
Frontpanelcontrelsfunction,
but remote control does not.
Alsu
I_l_]
to
tb_
re_peetl_¢
•
Change to a T_shaped amenna
Use an antenna wh ch has better direcbvity
and select a point where the distortion is least.
sIa-
]
'
,
•
fIotlt
coIlr[nb
•
•
•
lfiS[l_Uellnn
No batteries in remote control.
Battahes have worn out
]llanufil_,
ei
ire
VIL]eO
£11_._ p a'_cr,
•
•
qdeo
cassette
Inseflbatteries.
Replace batteries
recorder,
_,'
monitor.
_fc
being
usect.
27
Specifications
AMPLIFIER
PoV* e[
SECTION
USA & Canaman
E_I OPhiR
Asian
moacl_
100 Waits per channel
min RMS. at 8
ohms both channels driven from 20 Hz {
20 kH2 with ml more than 0 08% THD
2 x i00 W_ts at 4 ohms. I kHz DIN1
{Hod_lY.
model_
DytlAHIIC
USA
IF Re _'cdon Rata
Signal to Noise Ratio:
O/lII3UI
2×130W_t_at4ohms
pt_w_I
modeE:
2 X 170
Watts
at 2 ohm_
2 × J 35 Warts
al 4 ohmq
2 × 140 Watts
at 8 ohms
Other area models:
× ]45
_.¥att_
< 120 Watts
Selectivity
AM Surmresdrm
Total Harmonic
LIAJI
_
Ratill
Dislortitm
at 2ohm_
Stereo Threshold
at4ohm_
AM:
2 x 75
Watt_
at 8 ohm_
!1.08%
at I watt
O.U8%
).08_
at rated power
at Iwatt oumul
Tumng Range
U.S. and Canadian
outpm
_gnal-to-No_se
Total Harmonic
Et{IIJpedli
t_lld
modcE
Au_/I_li_II
87.50_o
Mon_,:
Stereo
Mane
Stcr_:o:
1.5 dR
50dB Ouk'tmg Sen_fivdv.
( "aptura Ratio
Image Rejection
Ratio:
L.S and Canadian model€
Other models
V_ 60 ltz
_.
AC23(} V. 50 Hz
Worldwide
Powel
moclm_
AC 2?0 231# 12(} V switchable
Nil6(} Hz
Cllll_l_mp_K_[
U S. and Ualnld_
Odrer models:
D_men_mns
xlels
IW x H * D
REMOTE
CONTROL
? 8a
_-20 W
4 _s × 150 x 322 mm
7 I/_*'X171_"A
12 IUI6"
RC-329S
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FM:
87 50 t_ 108 011MHz
_/J U¥
ill dB
4(}dB
4(}dB
0,7_
Ratio:
Dislorfion
Power SuppP
U.S. and Canadlas_
SECTION
I'ml lg Rang_:
{r.S. and Uanad_an models
I0 kHz stcp_l
vJ kH2 _te _s
GENERAL
80dg
[HP A. 5 mV mpm
30dB IHFA
50 dB
MUlmg:
530 m L710 kHz
522 to E611 k[17
531) _u 7 I(} kHz I 1(} kHz slep
53] to I O(P kllz/9
kHz _Le,,_
l IsahJe Seoaltlvity
hnage Rejecuot* Ralio
IF R¢lecdon Ratt_
Videi3 VIDEO-L
2h
Vp-p 75 ohms
Ouwut Ievel and Impeuance:
Rec out _APE-]
2
50 Ink[ 22 _.onm_
al VIDEO 2
_0 inV. 2 2 kohms
Vmec VIDEO_2. MONII'OR
t _ g-p. 75 ohm_
Phono Overload.
tel) m'_ RMS at Id/*#l H," 05q,
20 to 30.IR10 Hz t { dR
req_lency Re,spon'_e ¸
RIAA Dc_lauon:
20 to ?0 tRI{}Hz +0 N dlt
T_[ic Col/Irol:
BASS
+10 dB at [OOHz
TREBI E:
+10 dB al lO o RJ Hz
gnal to No_e Ratio.
PHONO"
CD,WAPE
models.
El mpean nlodel_;:
World_a Ide modes
Damping Factor
[npm _ensltlvity
and hnpea,ulce
PHONO'
2.5 mV 50 kohn
Li_ie /CD. TAPE 1 2. VIDEO 1 2
gO iil_ _0 kollt{lS
Usable
Atl
Frt2qu{?llcy Rcsp lille
Dlstortlon
[M Distorfior
TUNER
{Jlial)nel
tKl[l)u!
& Canadian
Ibtal Harmonic
I kHz
Allerflate
9(} dR
Mona
76 dB. [HF
qtere_v 70dB
IHF
_,tt_ r.nz
Mona
_5 dB. IHF
55 dB DIN _±300 kHz 4(} kH7 Devl.
S0 dB
Mona:
O [5_A
Stemo: E.25_
_!l m 15.000 It_ +1 5 dE
4'; dB at 1 000 H_
_0 dB at/0t') t_ 10.000 Hz
172 dBf. 2Z aV (75 _hm_r
d
5
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"1wu "'AA" batleru,_
H
1.5 V x 2
lEO kHz steD_]
10&00MHz
5(IkHzsteps
11.2 dBf. 10 uV 75 ohms [HF
I _ttV 7_; ohms DIN
!7.2 dBI. ZO JV 175 ohm_ ItlF
23uv
75 ohmD[N
7.2 dBtl 2.0 uV (75 ohms)
37.2 dBf 20.0 uV 175 ohmsi
Specifications
and
f?'atare_
are _ubl¢ci
_* cflatl_ze
_,_dhoul
mltl_e
at} dB
85 dB
ONKYO
CORPORATION
Sales & Product
Tel' 0720-318111
Planning Div. 2-1 Nmshin-cho.
Fax. 0720_33-5222
Neyagawa_shi.
OSAKA_72
JAPAN
ONKYO U.S.A. CORPORATION
200 Williams
-el:
Drive.
201-825_7950
Ramsey.
NJ
Fax: 201-825
07446
8150
US.A
E-mail"
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ONKYO EUROPE ELECTRONICS GmbH
Industnestrasse
18-2(} 82110 Germefir_g.
Tel 089 84 93 20 Fax: 089 84 93 226
GERMANY
ONKYO FRANCE
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