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TX-8511

Audio Video Control Receiver

Instruction Manual

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Features .............. '--*_1 _" ''_ ........................ 2

Precautions ................................................ 4

Supplied accessories ............................... ;-. 4

Before operating th_ trait ......................... 4

Control positions and p.mm_ ........... ........ ,-. 5

Making system connections ............... ;...... 7

Connecting the power ............................. !2

Basic okxg"ations ........................ :............... t3

Receiving rtmmns .................................... 15

Re,ceivmg RDS (O_fe_-_ a_l.

some othermodds) ..:................................... t8

Entenng station name_. .............................. 20

Recording asoure._q,;.,.i.r,_ ........... 2-.2..21

Os'mg TAPE-2 MONITOR ....................... 23

Connection f&" Mul_-Room

Multi-Room Remote Control .. ............ -....26

Troub_i_tg guide .............................. 27

Speeifieadotas ......... ........ :.......................... 28

Thank you ,or theOnk>]

TX-8511 Audio Video Control Receiver.

Please read this manual lhoroughly before making con-

ii_cboll_, and operttul/g tile onH.

Following the instructions in thls manual will enable

you to obtain optimum pcrlormaoce anu Ntening

en.loyment from your new Recmver

Please retain this manual for {ulure reference.

Note to CATV system installer:

• l'his reminder is provided to call Ihe CATV _,ystcm insmller's

attention to Section 820-40 of the NEE which provmes guide-

linch 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

Features

• Power output

USA & Canadian models:

100 watts per channel, min RMS. al 8 ohms. both

channels driven from 20 Hz to 20 kHz. with no

more than IL08% THD.

European models:

2×100 watts at 4ohms. 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 tran-

sistors, an oversized isolated lransfilrmer and heavy-

duty extruded heat sink makes it possible to accu-

rate!y and effnrtD_!y drive 4-ohm speakers (rare !or

areceiver

•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

*XANTECH is a registered trademark of Xantech Comoratmn.

IUSA ,.

Memory Preser_.atJon

rI_]l_ lllll[ does IiOl require llletllOr _, DlgSCl_[tlOtl batteries. Abulk ill

memory power b&ck lip System preser'_e_ t]_e COrlt_tl_S oI rrte rllerll

_r_ Ourln,1 power }adore8 alld everi _x_h_ii Ih_ {lil[_ {_ unpklgged, Phe

Ulllt inLtb[ b_ p]lA_g_tl in order to ch;lrg_ tflc D_CK up _;y [ellrl.

The memory pre_er\ra[io_ period direr th_ unit ha_ t_*en unpltlgged

•_ar_es del[_ndila s off cli_nate and _ _lncnt ot tile _IIIL UII _he a_,cr -

_lge, Illemor_ cO_ll_fl[_ _[e proie_l_O over a 13_rlOQ oi 3 lew WeeR

after the last 11me the tmn na_ r)een lnph]gged. ]ht_ period t,

_horter when the ulut is exposed Io a hi_zhl 5 humid climate

•For models having a power cord with apolarized ping

CAUTION: "to PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK. MA'ICH

WIDE BLADE 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 ternu-

hal 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 ter-

minal in lhe pm_ which is mar_eo w*m the letter L or coioured

RED.

IMPORTANT

A5amp 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: ...... 4_._* _ ............. i, .L*- .-I I .....

"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 OF EEE('TRIC SHOCK, I)O NO'I

_EMOVE ('()\ER OR BAUK_ NO USER SERVICI-,ABEE

_,\RTS INSIDE. RhI_ER SERViCiNG 1"O _)L AI,[FtED SER-

VIUE PERSONNEL

WARNING

ro Derson_

•The exciamatlor OOlr/i w_inm an equl aleral mangle

IS intone€ _o aer_ [rl0 user [o UI_ 3feset?c_ Ol

_portant opo¢'shR_ _no mfltntsnar]G_ (sel%'lciq_)

rls[ructlOnS in tDe it_raluro accor_p_lnyln 9 ire

oro,2 u¢1

Important safeguards ,, PowerLines_,,,_r.n_, An ...... ran,.2m_a_,hoaldb,'lo,-+,,cd._,,_a.,.r_m

J5 Nollttse pt.,riods - The [u)_!r c_ru o] tn_' appliance _noum oL

I Read Instructions &ll ttlc _alL[_ arid OD¢l'a[lllg 111_1"11¢_1On5 UllplLIg_.ed f1Oi_l the olltl_ _x,h_u !_:ft I_Dtls'c_r] _or _/ ll_ilg 13¢flod _.)_ tln3c

_nomd r_c _cao bciure ule ,t_pthtacc i_up,laird, _ Object alld Liquid Entry Care _hould be takeu _o thai obje_

Jo m_Iflfll and li=uld_ zre nut _ilk'd inlo the _'nclu_t_rcthrough upen-

7 Rt*_in ln_trul*tions Tht? _,lt,_l_ ,lnd l IIL'fI_IH3_ IllSlyU( llt,R_ :_rlOLIIL

FIGURE 73.1:

EXAMI'LE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING AS PER

NATIONAl. ELECTRICAL CODE

,_NTFNNA

_EAD IN

Power Sources -The ap]3liancc should be conilected m ,_ p_wer

,_tpp_'¢ onl_ C'I lrl¢ I _¢ de',crtbt'd lfl ItqC itp_tallll_ lilMl'Ugllon£ i_l a5

tnarked on the app ianct"

Polarization l_ me ap] +mtt = _mwncn wlln a polaltze:l plug

nav]n_ _e hlad¢ _,_dc '¸ lhatt the _,theL :_lva_c t c_d the _l]owJl o it,rr_t_

_ti_n "lh_ - _OI_UlZ_IHOn ol :n_ plU_ I_ _ _,_lte:_ J_l[llr¢2 l'h_2 pOl_ffl/_.o

_tu_ _' |1 orllv t_t th_ nuth't one _a_ l[ the ping _oe_ riot tlI Iull_ ln[o

lrlC Otlllpl tr' r_x.cr,,ln_ il [3 Lh_l_ _f. _,t_l] LrtJLtb_c lllSCl!lllg II t : l_,_:i

should Seek the _¢r;tc_5, (_ a __all[ted _]_ctr]_l_n. h'l/d_r ii1_ c{reum

stance, s?lO_ld uB" tl_I 3itenlp| to d_Cal /h_ _o/_r]z_lti(m of the p_u_

%E qAT ONAL E EUTR _L CODF

52898A

_WCII SEItd[CE G_ UND N¢;

ELECTRODE SYSTEM

NEC &RT 2_ p_ ¢)T _4

12 Power-('ord Proteetiou - Power+supp Uxotds _h/)uld bc routed,

[ha_ [h_ _, _1_ tlol hk_] to be _alk_d oil Ol )lf_ct!_l Dy _t_'m_ p auc_

lil_ l_c _11I v_twi,z tt_\ L_\lt iroln illC DDIlanCc

13 Cielt]liIIM The aDl?liallCC' bhouJt] 1)_ d_ll_d O]l/X_ Nh /eCI)l_/llJClid_d

_ I_ _ ll/dItUf_gtttft'r

Precautions Supplied accessories

LWarranty Claim

You can find/he so]iM numbci _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.

lI l_owei ctue5 ]lot cotTqe on, COllga_21your Ollkyo authol ized _,el'rice

h[_l] OH

4. Care

Frl)][i [IHI_ [Q [lille 5U should wipe 1he fHHll and rear p;llIelh tll/{]

tile cabinet %'l[h _1 SOl[ ch)tl] _or heavier dtrL oalnpelI a '_o11 clokh

ill _1 We_lk !,t)ltltltln t)f iiuld d_t_r_llL _iIIU _._at*l, wring tt out dry.

anu _pe off the dirt. Following th_s. dry nnmematel with a clean

cloth Do not u_e rough iTtatcrl_d, thinm-r_, alcohn] or ether cheml-

C;tl %olvt*nls tit Llotrl_ MIWc tle_e coil It +lain i_e the fir_Jsh or

remove me t"reel letlerirmg

5. Power

WARNING AMIoo_amenna 111

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 Panel

Worldwide models are eqtnpped with a v_ltage selector to con

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

The power does not _hut off completely by JUStturmng me

power of I So power eoid should be retrieved from AC outlet

WFR2ll I/Ot ill ElSe fill a pl'OlOll_e{l tim(

Remote control RC-329S l-

Battery _size AA R6 or UM-31 f21

Worldwide a_d some other models

75/300 ohm

_liqforlrl_ ia01_D_or ( ]

T-shaDed FM antenna

WortdwtcJe model on.,

Conversmr plug

Shape may vary

aceorolng lO lrte area

wher8 Durcrl_s_o 1

Before operating this unit

-- \

VOLTAGE SELECTOR

2120V%

TUNER FREQ.

OTHER _USA

Delta'mine the proper voltage for vou

area: 220 23!) V or 120 V.

P Ii lh_ _ettirI_ 11_ U_C VLIJI_._C beh$ClOl l_

IO[ t2OITeCt,iilsert a screwdriver late the

groove in the switch and shde the

switch c_mplclely re me right (120 \

_ tile let_ 220 230V} whichever ,.

appropr late.

The worldwide model is equipped with a

_wircll "hat contro[_ ne AM 9 kH

10 kHzl band tunin_ step.

Please set thl_ switch /0 match the tuning

step IrequellC_ In your are_

U.S. & Canada: - 1SA

Other areas: OTHER

Control positions and names

3ther than USA & Canadian mode

5 6

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

USA and Canadian mode

20 19 18 17 16 15

Display

ab c d e fh i k I

0 n m

FiJr mure nltwii1alJon abollt btulotlS or

knob_, turn to the page number listed in ],

1. POWER ,or SYSTEM_ switch

HZ]

2. SPEAKFRS A/B buttnns [13J

3. MR OFF button [26]

4, SELECTIVE TONE CONT

button [13]

5. Remote sensor 16

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

IL SCAN button 117 191

12. CHARACTER button [2il]

13, PTY[TP button 119 Moniturl indicator

(Only for European and some c. Speaker selector indicators

other models

14. VOLUblE knob 1131 d. Video input selector indicators

15. BALANCE control knob [131 e. AUDIO MUTE indicatm'

1: Selective Tone Control indicator

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]

22. Headphone jack [14]

[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 ITape-2

R. FM MUTE ON/OFF indicator

h, STEREO indicator

i. TUNED indicator

j. MEMORY indicator

k. SLEEP indicator

1. GROUP indicatnrs

at. Preset station]sle,:p timer

display

n. RDS indicator (Only for

European and some other modelsl

u. Multi funcBon displa3

Control positions and names

1. POWER --

2. INPUT-

S ELECTOR

DECK-B

4. TUNER--

5. CD

ni i ilia n

6. SLEEP

1. POWER button 1121

2. INPUT SELECTOR buttons 13]

4. TUNER opt, ration buttons [17 I

GROUP Grpup Dutr(m

4PRESET b.Pre_et memor_ uFaowl:

[_Ll/lOIIh

6. NLEEP button [14]

7. MUTING button [14]

8. VOLUMEAIT 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)

-_m : Re_el_e pla} button

:l_tM rcwli/d [311ttOl

IM_ : ]-a_t fol%vard I_HI_OI_

•:Stop butlon

OJll - Rec t_ause humm

Whell mH a single leek is u_ed

operate DECK-B

5. CD pla_ er Oln'ralion buttons tUD_

• : Stop burthen

|1 . Pause hutttm

_.- "Pia button

: DO_I/b/llton

I1"11_1 : L P DUI{OI

I)IS(" _)i_c button lol ('D changer

Insert the batteries into the remote Contro] according to me illustratlor

@ @ @

Remote control sensor ___. _ f----'_. TX_85i1

STAND-BY indicator F--W /

30" "_0" _

_DDFOX. 5 rr

I6Ieet_

The fl_lk),_ing inlormalitm will hem _,,u

_et _13til_lal u_,c llXll/] the rt'lllot£ _ uon[io]

•Place thi_ unit awa} _rom diwct bright

hght which can prevent proper ope_a-

[iOll o} 111_2i-Clll{)[_ c'tliltr(

•Make %irk2 audio rack dt_lP, do llot have

illl/ecl _la_ {Placlnfi thiq u1111 DeI/IIICl

_Ltch _t door rrltl,_ prcw'II! propttr r_,_I3(_ft.'

control i pr'ra_lon

RcnlOVe the batter), cuulpartment cover by

Op_l'_ing It £_; _111IWI? In the lllus{ratlltn.

Load two AA R6 or UM-3 _ize banenes

inti [llt_ Felllute CO{liFo] V_III1 tilt' pllk,

rind Illi]ltl_ lelTlqilla]5 r J_4lll£)llcd llS llllJ]

_;tted Dy me alagram tnslde Ihe Ilii/IeQ

COnlpar[rllcRL [nen cloxe [tie COVet

•lllllIle(1Klfely ]elllt)Ve t_IILp{) 'JKII_2IIC. _,

l_,lHd JoITOMI)n tl In]il_

• il_Oltl _OldnHa COIT(IMtlB tJkl/lla_g.

ne_,el nlix old batteries with nc_* vuc_

The" [lZlil_alleSC Da[lt_rlt% _,upplled with

/hl_ UlliI have a sL'r_lc_ ]i_ el ;lpproxl-

mateiy si_ momhs, depending on the

II_quency _| 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 co ?lponenl when making Collnec[lons.

Oi1 each pair el conlleclor_, the connector Ired and marked R cor[es[_tnds to the right

channel and the c(llalle_2ttlr wrl_ie and marked L/to trle lei[ cnamlel

Turntable

PHONe _

OUT

To Wall OUEle[

CAUTION

Do not pug n the Bower

cora anti all connections

tl,'3v_ oeerl maoe

_rehN^

m,lg qUIRN%pi

_ vlez,3z

LINEINT -[ LINE_UT

CD [3aver TaDO OOCK

_e_otE

ou_r_o_ A_ OOT_TS

LINE _N? ? ILINE OUT

Taoe QeCK

TX-8511

[ll[r_ll i -

Cassette tape ucc_s an_ acur'ilp;/c{ disc player that are equipped

with an Onkyo I'll connector c,1}? pe ope_a/eo u_lng tile remote

control included with Ih]s unit

_1o enable I'_'lllOfe CtltllrOl opera[llt[l 01 O{[lg! {20r ponerlp,, C£_l]llgCl

the remote control cabJe as shown at the leH,

Connect the remote t,,ntrol cable tt {he black connector with the

1-41 mark never COIlllPC111 IO the .areen or gray ctmnector with the

mark

NOTE:

• I'o enable ploper renlole control operauon, both the I_1 cables

Jnd die alldlo cables must be connected to the units.

• This tltl{/'5 lelllOte COrltrO] caIll]O[ hi2 U_,Cul _{] u_In[rt}l {)l]k\'o

iurntables.

• An RI remote control cable eqmpped with I/8" (3.5 ram/mini

acks 1_ l]lt21uOed wllh all_ other corer lit-fit in_lallcd with ar

| cl]l]l]ector

Making system connections

_ct_f to [hi =IlIF,[FtICtlon llltIIlu_ll Of _2flc_] Ci)II'ipII[Ittlll _,nel] 17lglkli]_ CI'HIIIt_t'tlDH_.

()n eflt'h pRir of conl1_CIoI_ [ne COlln_c[ol r_| al3d fnaFked R coriespollds to the/l_b[ chtti_ile] f111€2the _2Onll_C[t)l- While ii}ii!

InaJked LI to Ihc left channel, and the cunncctoJ (_ :llow and maJkcd V" to the Vidc;_ ack.

VDP IVIDE©-I VCR (VIDEO 21 TV/Monltc

',_J L__J

[f there should b_: inlvrlerence between the TV and thl_; tnm place this unit as Eu from the TV a_ possible. We do Not

....................................................... 117_ff

EUTODe£trlana worlawlae moaels

Cavacitv is total 100 watts

USA and Canadiar

models GaDacRv _s

total !20 watts

TIll _ Dtlwt-p it) C[)ll/[)£_lildllI3 _2DIII]('L{t'LI 10 [[Lt'

£WITCIIEL imllels is turned on and _II

usnlg the POWER _wltcn eI the SYSTEM

_',_llch on models _ther than USA arid

_hlll_idl_lII IllOLk'_ 11 tile IrOllt panel 0lid

No-rE:

I1_ Th_ },}IBD_? IILLlllDCF R/ILl [OL_lt t'Llt]Ltt'lI _ OF

Ihv A(' lllit}pl_ i11;1_: dii]#r aceordiI_ E II

lhc model ;rod the arva _ hen- lhe unit i,

purvha,,vd B_- c;irt'tld th;t[ Oll r c/lmpt_-

i!¢!11 _ _'Oltllecled to Ibis tlrli{ .rlDt

me _ear _anel above the AC outlets

• i'o_ the lain pean :rod woHdwide mode]s

ilit- Ii'lllO[_ Ct)[lIl_OI C_lllEOt b_ [l'_[

wn{'n me SYSTEM sw tch on lhe frollf

pan_q ;s _et to OFF

Making system connections

USA and Canadian models

SPEAKERIMPEDANCESELECTOR

AORB: _AORB:

g OHMS MIN.PSPIEAKER 4 OHMS MINJ_PEAKER

A+B

8 OHMS MINJSpEAKER

Other models

CAUTION: SPEAKER IMPEDANCE

Aor B : 4 ohms rain/speaKer

A + B 8 ohms flqllq./sD_aKer

USA and Canadian models:

According to the impedance of the _peakers

used. set the SPEAKER INPEDANCE

SELECTOR on the rear panel as shown m

the table

Usable speaker impedance

A or B spea_er

4 ohms - {_ohms/speaker

A and B _peakers

8 ohms or above _peaKer

Selector

position

A or B speaker

8 ohm_ or aNdre/speaker

• Do not plug m the power eora dunrlg

_peaKer _y_lem col_necttflll and opera-

tion of the SPEAKER IMPEDANCE

SELECTOR.

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

SPEAKER A SPEAKER A

SPEAKER BSPEAKER B L

L_.J

Note:

TOprevent _3amageto circuitry, never short-circuit the positive (+

and negative (-) speaker wires.

l, Open the lever.

2Twist rare ends very tight, and insert

tile _,_/rc.

3 Close thelever

Before making an? connecuons, please refer

m the explanation of"Speaker impedance".

You C_II collnecl _WO he_alrate pairs of

speaker _ysteme

Please conllecl _ach speaker accorth/l_ ]o

the illustration, observing me correct _2(iii-

nections for R, L ÷ tmu

• DI IlOl LIq_' klnl/l?Cehgllrily hmp nr

extremely thin speaker lead£ II the DC

resistance 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.

t_ c_

Connecting antennas

31 Open the lever.

2, T_,Ms[ wire _llds _ery IlghL _lntl in';erl

the wire.

3 Close the lever

v <_."..i2r

Insert into the slot.

_ , Assemble the loop antenna as sho_ n m the

i[lu_tratlon IRefer t{/ the ne×l _a_e for

detall_ on comlectmg the AM lo_p

atilenna.

.__ Outdoor

-- 300 ohrr

rlooorl wire

Connecting the 3JR! ohm ribbon wire to

the 75f300 ohm adaptor

Loosen the screws and wrap me wires

around them. Then. n_hten Ihe screw_ wlth

fi _crewc]ri vet

Connecting the coaxial cable to the 75/

300 ohm adaptor

I. With a small scl_d_-ivel, pull the stop-

pers 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 the e_d of the cable

2) Use pliers to pinch _t and keev _t in

place

4, Re-install the coxe_

To TX-8511 -o TV rot VCR

Do n_!t use the _ame antenna for both FM

and TV ar VCRt r_ception _ince the FM

and TV (_r VCR) signals can interfere with

each l_ther. If y_t] Intlh[ tl_c aCOlTlmon FM]

TV (or V('R) antenna, use a directmnal

mkage t_pe spliuer

Connecting antennas

The T _hat_a FM dll[_'lllI_l ]b 1_ illdOOl" us__ OlI]\. Extend file _n[etllla _lld tllove i[ IlII[il rile clearest signal is received Use tacks or smlilar

,r _Is t{i I/x iI iii ll/_ 1-*,[i__cl] aTra[l_el/l_lll _OlVlli_ [Fie leaM il[llOlll/t o_dis[OrIlOn

Tht- AM loop amwnna is mso fur indoor use onl) Position it _vhere the dearest sound is received. Put it as l_tr as possible awa_ irom tins

ullit, the TV. alleaker canes alId power corl{q.

If clear - gnal¢ calItlot be received usln_ only the enclosed T-shaped FIvi antenna o1 AM loop antenlm connect aa outdocn FM or out&_or

AM antcnrla as m't_lud.

®®

J S & Canada Others

I lie oold(_(!r A.M a/lletir/a will be l_]ore _t_dCIIVe II ItlS _lrc/ched horl/(lrllltJ] abo\e a tallldl}_ ()l" t)tltMd_

;llt [L'llII il.

Lr_J US & Canada

Do not d_sconltec/the AM loop

Be sule thai th¢, uutd_tlr IM an/eltna Is ,)OSl[lOIled a5 hllhiw_

• K_e r [he al_tel_13a awa) flotII t'_ise ,;(l[ir_ ?_. C,llch as i/_otl M_n2, alld bus_ _oi_ds.

• Do 11o[ pl/MIion 11 ileal ¸ power Iltle_, _lc. Thb, Is _,_Q,_ uan_erott:_

:Z._2.--

US & Canada Others

Connecting the power

• Beh_rc plugging t11the umt. conlirm that all conneclions have beeli made properl 3

• Be_rc turning on the power, be sure Ihat the VOLUME knob _ I_1/_ turned cou_terclockwtse.

• I Llllnng oil thl_ 11111[• power may can,c ;i n_)lnenlar_ power • lr_c. which nli_ht interfere with othel- eleclrical _qulpnl_llt. _,tl_ll _ c_lm

ptl[el'h. If SO. iSe tl wail OUl]el _ll_tl dilfer_'nl circLul.

POWER sw_tcn

%A'B ,n o ,OE Ji-

tl-

i_llr i_n

SYSTEM switct-

dI-

STAND-BY indicator

U.S. and Canadian models:

PJugging the TX 851 i's puwer cord mm tm AC ounm put. me

_mn tn smnc] Dy _[altln the STAND-BY inolcalor is till Pressin_

the POWER _wncn turn_ /m mr. _IPl nnd hghts up the dl_pla_ 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 switch on the I X_511

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_)Iccontrol c£1ntll)t

be used to operate the TX-8511 it"the SYSTEM swift h is m_t net tl

When the SYSTEM switch is set m ON pressing the POWER 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\ ,_

£nlall arll_)U/llo[ power i_ used.

Basic operations

]==

oo0:,

l. Select the source you wish to listen to

using the input selector 4e.g. PHONOI.

Confirm that tile F_MONtTOR] indi-

cator i_ not lit V, ilerl a _,OtlrCl" ub]eF tllarl

TAPE 2 MONITOR has been selecte_.

Al_t_ cheek that the AUDIO MUTE

indicator is not lit

2, Select the speakers,

Selecl and pre_ the button lot the

_pl_fikGrs th[4.t you wk411I 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

{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_ InstrUCtlOl't_ tilt

that umt.

If FM )r AM i_ selected, refer 1o

_'Recei_ing statmn*'"

4. Adjust tile level.

Turn the VOLUME knob cl_ckwiac nr

press tile UP button m the remote con-

Irol to increase the x{_lulll_ level. Turn

the knob counterclockwise or Dri2ys HlC

DOWN button _.}III}le remote c{mtrol t_

Ol%'g_ 4he [rlt _ _t3_l rllu leve

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 att_-iiixate tile _re-

No.

SELECTIVE TONE CONT: Press

this bulton tu clearh' reproduce tlllla-

low and high lrequencies. The SELE('_

TIVE TONE indicator lights up on me

dtspla_ panel.

6, The BALANCE knob is used _o con-

trol 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 tD,_ for LI proh3n_LI lnlle.

When a ct3fl3t3_tcttllsc player and tape deck

with _he r_l lack art. eomiccted rogetber.

y _tt can u',t: lhe dlrgeI lung(toil lh'attll'_

5mlply by dlrect_. _peraung the desired

colnpollen[ icola/pact disc plaver or tape

deck/, tlll_ I111t1 _ lflpU/ l_elec(l_l aut_l_/l_ii

call 3, ",_ ltche_, to that C_nlpo[icl]l

IL 1_ DOI ilt2c_2ssl;ir_ 10 _,w1[/213 trip; UlOlt',%

lnpul Y,i21_Cl_r when chan}J /g LJ_,l_lr/in_

Basic operations

III

RC-329S

_-90_80_70

CanceJ * - 10 --20

_11 [

St_l'eo headphone_ wtlh a s/ai)dard bnlaura

_r_o p]tl_ c311 D_ cOflllL'c_{Itl 1o filL"

PHONES _ack

When the headph_mc plug _ u.serted, tile

q3_aKers are R/K dLl[ill/l_[II_a 1lnUlt2(} [)U[

:an Be ctmtlol]¢d with th_ SPEAKEP.S A

B button_

Press the Mt TIN( ;button 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 il

)ou;

pre_s the MUTING button again, u_

• ItllTl Hie power I)If Ul_rl or

The sleep [lI_ler call pOWL'r ofl tilt' s}Steln

_tT[e] _ a sp_t'ltted !lille p_l'lOo

Tt) operate thtt4 fllnction /ibe [ne elnu[P

con!m/*upphcd wile your TX-8511

1. Start the source playing that you

l_,ouid like to liMen to ICD. ]ap_ or

radio hroadca_| ,.

2. Set the amount of time after which

you want the system to turn off.

Tile sleep tlllleF tA orks Ior i pio "]U mllllll_ "_,

YOU cat! shorten tile [l_]l_l r_ t_) rll/ntlle

h/elements b) prc,_mg the SLEEP bunor

Ul]ti] tile dcsh'cd lilnc ha_ he.ll let!the.,.

Aller th_ set [im_2 i)tt_p.c% lllC pOW_l Wit] be

_,_.IICIleO OI 1 al.l[tllllall('a

('unveiling the SLEEP setting

The unwr aitl b_' can:'eIled it *u

• pre_, thP SLELP bu/tc_ll untd it thai _e_

[o rnt" ol_ldy o/th_ _.ourc_ yell ttld h_

[ellln_ to. i)r

II tllrn olt tUG [_,OWt:[ Willie Illt" llng:r 1",

o_ranng.

Receiving stations

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+ 000

/_//' t,r

,_+'_J•, J.LL_.L.• _eCJ ]

- L I_ I I_1--

Please make sure that the [T 2 MONITOR ]

and ALl)In MU IV indicalurs arc nul fil

When the frequency is not known _Man-

ual tuning)

/. Press the FM or AM button•

2. Use the 4DOWN TUNING UP

buttons to change the frequency.

UP ............ the frec ll.nl'} LtlL'IC4_,O>,

DOWN ._he Ireu,Jenc_ necrea_c_

• The fl'eqacncy is ehangcc: :n loll kH/

or 50 kHT/sleds in FM anti 10 kl]7 or

9kH¢ ill AM each time a tLlIll[Ig .elec_

toI huttorI 1_ piesse_.

•If a bu_ton is held cont:nuou_, or

more than [}.gseCOlld_ [hc lrl2[_klCIlCld_,

are _canned automallcM/v (FM auto

[llTn]l_ I't/I }/le

Wh_tl a broadtail 1h receD.ed. Scgtnltlll b

_tops

I I[ll

L__3 k__.

1 2 3

tt_•a : rF_

_ ,, T,, Tear • _RC_

t--

I I I[

When 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-

Example: bb. IOMHL _ _ _ -- l-+(.VlO

• When I'ecci_m_ #.M broadcasts with a

9kH] _tep mrs depends on y:n:r

re_!lonlyLluCalleillerthe l='eqLlerlcy

d:_ct :

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

the procedure,

Receiving stations

_MgUTE 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.

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_

=_" STEREO

MODE MODE

E]]_I 1-- P/I

IDlll ffa'_;'l I--1 I

This tlnll is eqmpped with an APR s_ stem to helg tune in FM sta

nons

Wh_'T1recmvmg an FM station using manual or d_rect tunllaI2 R[

MODE LOCAL/DX and STEREO MODE AUTO/MONO settings

ale nlaoe atttolllatlcally, according Tothe station being recei_ec

fbc APR s) stem autOmaDcall_ set_ the gain of the RF secti,m 1o

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 settings that the APR s_atem

makes can be changeo t)y plesslng the FM MUTF/MODE button

3 2

[

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k._..J

I[,/_

,l[

u_oE_rur_c_ ._ _7 "_

[ 1/

.u,_ *-uN_w

[ .... I I

Since ten AM _,1I'M _,/atlona call be stol'cd

m em'n group _A. B or CL a total of 30 sta-

tions can be stored ill the memory.

L Select the frequency that you want to

sture in tht _memory.

,Rete_ tu 'Tumng the radiW" {_r page

151

2. Press the MEMORY button.

the MEMOR'_ mdi_tor _iI! light Io_

hecorlds.

3. While the MEMORY indicator lights_

press the GROI'P button to choose

the desired group.

The glou I 'd/l_wtl ill lbc di_)lay

Lqlal_?_ In [gll- _t/lJowii1}2 ird_l" cat.[-

tnne the button i_ '-re_ecI- A --> B-_ (

4, Select the desired memory num-

ber usin_ the number buttons,

P1¢'_,_, button I.)/lR _[itJt] cnil_>Mng ll/_Jn

_lV IlHtlaD_'F ]R

NOTE :

11 the FM statism le_eived _, an RDS sta-

tltln with a PS Plog[d/T1 _gvl_ Natu¢

the trequeney mspla', will change to d_e t'5

d_spla}

If there _s no PS. the frequency display wdl

I101 Cllange

Rclc_ Io pagc_ 18 and t9 fin mu_e de/a

m the RDS _ur_cthm,

Receiving stations

LA '__\ ===================_o o

kL_.I__L__ 0 0 0

%.,,

• %

First _clcc[ the tuner _. thc gource by

pJwsing the \M or FM ir_ut sc]ectol but

tun on the mare unit uJ TUNER input

sel_ctiir billion t)ll the _elllOle c(Httrt_

Main unil

I. Pros the GROI JP bulton la sdeet the

desired tromp+

2. Input the memory number you wish

to receive by usinR the number but-

tons.

Press the SCAN button.

Each _;tati(ll_ sR_red Jn the gl'<_tlpt;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

'GROUP

_I_ lEE]

I_rJ

_c_ r_ _ I

2r 2_pRESET

r--1 r---q

-• tl

R_lllot _control

1+ Press the GROUP button and choose

[ the _roup.

2. Press the PRESET _1 or I_ button.

After the IaM i_ulnber oI (}R,)UP C 1_

r,,uched scannmu _ill re_tarl at GROUP

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+_/ 0 0 0

1. Select the station that you want to

cancel as explained in the previous

seOion.

2. Press the FM MUTE/MODE button

_+hile htflding dox+n the MEMORY

button

• "' will bc shown on the display

•Once th_ pI'em_t s_a+ion has been can-

celled, the nsemor'- location can be used

[o _[OI'P anol3icr station

Receiving RDS (Only for European and some other models)

RDS reception is only in areas where RDS broadcayls arc a_ail-

abD

What is RDS?

Man! lz},'l _tatlotlx llO_ iranqinl[ RI),q ql,_l/al_ k_[Ih'[] _1%12 llddl

tional infornlation. RDS provides ?,ou _ith variou_ _ervlces _o

tll_ll _)I extlIIl|?]_, you Cil[I ('rlt_}_e ;t ,t_]dOll [_Io_ldc_/Slill_ Your

PS: Program Service Name

PTY: l'rogrmn Type

TP: Trall'ie Program

RT: Radio Text

[ilt{llllC Citl_2gOIy O[ nltlblC Ol olhcl" lIIJtH3TlaLIt)ll. [hL = II]{LIIIU}IIIOII

_h/Iwll at the ri_zht i_ available ilia this ung

NOTE:

In solne ca_¢_, trle chaz-at'tc_ dlsph_y_'d on the ch_pldy II ule

TN]-851 I ma_ not De _xac[l_ ll]e _al]]e _L_ in*" tltll'_, briladl>a_t h_

the radio statioJl. If stlang¢ characters a_ -_r m the d]spla3 l_ m

DC{alJ%e L'I]_IIaCI_FS _1"_ Dk2lll_2 Ik_oetv_d thk_t t, alll/O_ hp _'OIIt'_'t_),

a,spmyea l_y the TX-8511 The_ ao n< nmcme a malflnn'mm

_f the LiElI

PTY Classifications in Eur_pc

-"....... Z fl" -'_

NIIIII _ _1 program _ypc or ui_defined

News reports Reports oil CUITeIII t_veI1D, llno tlappclllng_.

Current affairs

Information

"_ _-- LA "-

Topical ieporting of cUilPllf dffail'b Ofh'll _,_,lth a wider l&n_e t/f klplcs lt1211I ilOW_

repol_ _,

at'llera[ irliOrillatlOU _tlC_l zt-; weather fOFeCa_K;, con_,kll]l,_r af[ail% tledlcal he]p

Sport Li_ >pot'r%.tC[ltHL ,i×}rm m.ws alld lrltor_it.w_

_I _ _] _ _f] _ ;- Education Ig_Ii'|n_] _?duCatlOllaI pl'O_l _lllt5.

Culture

i 5 '--g- i--}7 , , --- ,-_-'-- Sci_£',l,'e alai t_chllohlgy

_ \'aried

It-_ _ _ _ Pop music

l -' ..... ] R_t,k music

DrItlll3 Rt,dk phtys aad aerial

Cultural progtam_ (including Iellgious affairs)

PlklglKl[D. about the ilalulal sciences dlld I_Chilo]O_

_p_ech ba_cd p_)_ralll_ no_ co_ _red b_ Lh_ aho¥_ Ct_leL2(lrl_\. eg qltl)'_'c_, pane]

ga_llef,. 2ometly. _Ic

P_lu|ar corrllllelcla] fllu_ic, tl_lJtd[= inc]uded III |)_t_[ Ol pr_el/_ _a]es; C]IL_I_

[

P[_ular nltlhic _Aith t| rl/t_re speciahsl app.,. )lLetl noI ll](.lUkled in MJCh charts

MiddLe of the road music !Sasv [i_t_l_il/g t]_tt_tc tt_ opposed t_/Pop, Rock nr ('la_/ca

13 Light elt_sics

14 __ _ ,--_J3 2_ ± • -_ Seriousclassic,s

I_ --tic'- _ l,

Ig z_ _ _-_ t2- Other musk'

( [;issical ImJ_,]c h)l _t:]ler;i] ralher than speciali_l apprcc]mlorl.

Peri'OlTnancos )t llaalor olcheMlal work_ _ylnphollle3. ch_llilbt'I ItILLF.IU.etc..

including (}t_md Opel a.

MllslC style_ riot co,cited h)_ l!]c arlt)\,c C}lI¢2_Ol'lCS, t'g. J_i/_', _|1)thl_l & Bhle_.

Folk. Country. Reggae.

Receiving RDS (Only for European and some other models)

DISPLAY SCAN PTY/TP

o/,

-- 000

-.-,I DOWN TUNING UP

1. Press the PTY/FP button, and the program type _f the cur-

rently selected station will be shnwn 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 pro-

gram type IIYFYt fur example, "'ROCK M_').

See the PTY descnpnons on me previous page.

3. Press the SCAN button to start searching fur the chosen

PTY station,

When a statmn is received with the desired 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 you are listening m ib not an RDS station, this lullC-

non c_nnol be used

1. Press the PTY/rP button until "TP'" appears on the dis-

play.

[t _-,c :is shown un the display, it indicates 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

I1the unit cannot receive any signal. "NOT FIND" (cannot find

the station i_ shown on the display.

Dis_*

_ I-requencyRadio Text <

Character or Program

S_rVlC_ iNam_

If the _tation you are li,stening h} is no/an RDS slaHorL this tune-

non cannot be used

1. Each time you press the DISPLAY button, the display

changes as shown in the left.

[f the current 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_ 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-, _*/

DOWN TUNING UP =,"- GROUP CHARACTER

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 broad-

casting RDS information. "RDS.. PS" i_ displayed and char-

acters cannot be entered

Characters which can be entered:

ABCDEFGH]JKLMNOPQRSTU

VWXYZ1234567890-..

Note: u indicates a space.

........ 2/

r_m _,

3....................= _= f,.]

4 %

_I_ACTE

._r-a,

5 .......

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,

Refer Io Selectb_g 12re,_erstations on page 17

2.Press the CHARACTER button on the front panel.

The frequenc_ in the display" goes off and the cursor ( _ )

flashes

3.Continue pressing the 5MNO button until "O" is dis-

played.

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 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,

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 the entered

characters.

If fi hHttOII lS tlOt l)ress_d wlthirl ] 0'q_ct)rld_,. 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 and moves to the leti when the _1 DOWN button

i_ presse_

4. Enter the desired elmrac_er.

The prev=ous character 1_replaced with a new chmacter.

5. Press the CHAI_tCTER button.

Clearing all characters

LSelect the desired station

•Refer t+)Selectin_ m'(,_e_ wauon_ lln page ]7.

2. Press the CHARACTER button,

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

__j

O00j

TX-8511

Recording] I r TI PlavuacK

Tace dec_ l Turntable

T_pE-1 TAPE2

CD player

VCR VDP

Please 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

which you warn to record.

• When VIDEO-I/VDP or VIDEO-Z

VCR is selected it wdl naturall> omy

record the audio.

• When FM o_ AM i_ _e]ected se_ lne

tLllWFt(/ the _;[_[ion _;OLI_allt tO record

from

• \_h_'n TAPE-I is _elecled. it _i]l]ecol'd

to the "I'APE-2

• When cithm VIDEO-I '\:DP. VIDEII-

2!VCR, FM. AM. PIIONO or CD ,

SeleCtee }otl are able Io i_,c'ord to bc_th

the TAPE-! mad TAPE-2

3. Put the tape deck i_ the recording

mode. Begin playing the source.

.<A't1he pl'opcr rccorolllE lex_q LI'_tlI_[iiv

tpon[rols Oil the lape dock US_'LILot l'ec_llo_

lng Also. dm'ing recording and dubbing

rmeratltli_, if arly controls ha_,s treble

_[C, _ oI_ [I115 ll]ll_ _]'£' Ci1Etn_eQ dul_i[l_

lecordin; and dubhmg opcnmons, the tone

effects wil] not change

NOTE:

Rccordin_ m nl TAPE 2 to TAPE I i_,not

po_;_ihle

II = ol

F_ ====

__L__ ":=_ _, _,

I r T _'J_._L_L_L_ 0

TX'8511 _t

Taoodeo, mapo oo, /

-- _ -- _ .......... [r]l ......... [I

1. Load the original tape in TAPF-I

lap_ _eck and th_ blank lal}e m

I'A PE-2 tape deck,

2. Press the TAPEd breton.

3................... in the play-

hack mode and "IAPE-2 tape deck in

recording mode.

Recording a source

000

. _ |

II I

TX-8511

Recording Iv • IPlavoac_

VCA j VDP

[ J

o ]

_k__J

3 4

TX-8511

fJ- I I

vloeo V'dec Audio _ Audio

playback tecordfllg recording | playback

VCR (VIDEO-2) _'j CD player

Tape aecK

VId_o disc p[OEF_ffl_ C_fl D_ F_L'OFdCLIo[lto

aVCR/VIDE{5-2L

1. Load a disc in the video disc player,

and a blank tape in the VCR

(VIDEO-2).

2. Press the VIDEO- IiVDP button.

3, Begin playback on tht" video disc

player and recording on the VCR,

Adding ne_ sound to a video tape during

video editin_

During _idet_ lapc editing, y_t] can add th_

desired strand orl the recnrdin_ VL'R I?om

vari(l[1% alldio pl'o_r*l]]} s{ltlrcq_

1. Insert the disc or tape that you want

to record into the VDP or VCR con.

netted to VII)EO-I,

2. Insert a blank video tape in the VCR

connected to VIDEO-2,

3, Press the VIDEO-1/VDP button.

4. Select the, audio program sonrc{

¢TAPE-1. FM. AM, PHON(L CDL

5. Begin pla2back of the _ideo con-

nected to the VIDEO-1 and also start

the SOtlnd sotlrc_, tht_n start record-

ing on tht_VII)EO-2 VCR.

Reter to the video di>c p]a] :r video cam-

CIIFO¢'I _)g _r_" R ]13NITUUllI}11 ITI_411Ual_ lot

_tLIdltlt)Z}H 1 l[lI (IFEiH_lOlh

................ IIll[Ill[/[

Using TAPE-2 MONITOR

k [1Jess Ihe L'ompt)l]et]i _ tl_'lt]gc[_.] I_) Ih¢ TAPE-2 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

D{5111: o[h_rwl_e. [l_c So/[rid _ronl o[h_r _ource_; _RnRoI b_ h_0rd.

It a 3_head tape deck i_ connected 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

TX-8511

AMP '_l!l ,_TO_ ,

P ay[_acK Reco'ding

Tape deck I

(TAPE-2) I

or GfaDh ¢ _QLla]IzOJ

Playoac_

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 dis-

phb is not ]it. the sound flora the source

can be heard. It the 3-head lane deck con-

ilecrgo 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 on :he maul u_ m

make "TAPE*2" 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] {_rIhe TAPE-2 M()N1TOR

bu[[on O11 [[lg ]11an" tnl]l Hld rrle

_NITOR- It1 h_'a[of goes ol]

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 MON-

ITOR 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 sb_al, use me

tape deck ctmnected t//thP eLL_al/**C].

Connection for Multi-Room Remote Control

U.S.A. and Canadian models (Xantech TM Multiple-Room 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_ Ullttt-

A. Connecting components equipped with Onkyot--'-_l jacks

Con/Doneli_S nlonlitcd in a rack hhou{d be t'oinlecte(I _p; _h(iw i1 beh/w tl) enable r_mote eot_tro] operfillOtl.

1. Onkyo components (a)

MAIN ROOM SUB ROOM

511 3' blC°_n_ectir] "g IRemote

T;(-8 akerA t__controt 4Rerane Sensor

Power M k[ tSubroorn)| _ (Sub ooml

L Set up the compnnents lal displaying

Onky0"s RI jack.

2. Connect the 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 Remote Sensor in tile _ub-

ronm. then connect it to the C,mnect-

ing Btnek in the main room. _

B. Connecting components not equipped with Onkyor_l jacks

MAIN ROOM

3. Emitter

5. Emitter

{e)

\ __ supply

SUB ROOM

Speaker B Speaker B

(Subroom) (Sub room',

C_mnecfion diagram

Speaker A (Main RoOm)

l. L'onnect the components b_ to the

FX-851 l.

2. Make th_ eonnet_iorts described abRv_

_nstt, ps 2 through 4of section A,

3. Install Emitter _t'_ so that its sensor i_

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

4. Connect the _._mponent_ (d) to th_

1"X.8511.

5. Install another Emitter _c_ _o that its

sensor is directed h_ward these compo-

nents, then co_me_'t it to the Conne_.t-

ing Block, (_)

Connecting

block Emitter

TX-8511

Speaker S (Sub Room)

Connection for Multi-Room Remote Control

Models other than U S A and Canad an mode s (Onkyo Multi-Room Systems)

Do nor ping mthe p_ wet cilrd until :d/ct_Tln_:tiims have been mallc

X_'h__n lll_lkln_ cllall_l'L)ons 1throll_h 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_

_tlCI] _OIllle_'liIIg .lle uI/nN.

A. Connecting components equipped with Onkyo r_ I jacks

1_ _/_llpon_2_R_, m@.lnt_d ]n _l'tlgk _hould b_ _.'onllL_ct_'d _ls 5howrt below tO _n_tble i_m_lt_ _J_IIflTO] Op_I'_H_IL

1, Set up the components Ca) displaying

Onkyo_s I_ I jack

MAINROOM SUBROOM 2. Uonneet the sub room speaker

cables to the speaker 14 terminal on

the TX-851L " :

1.On_yocomponents(a) I_t.

,mRa_ote ,3. Install Remote Sensor HR-10 in the

TX-8511 eontro _*_- 3, Remotesensor sub-room, then connect it to the

Mainroom) (M I I_- TX-8511. (' 2t

2. Speaker B 2, Spea_er B

B. Connecting components not equippped with Onkyo t_ I jacks

3. Remote Emttter MAIN ROOM SUB ROO_

"HE-f01ACI

Power

supply

4, Components(cJ

_TX-8511

"\\, (Main roomI

i I

1. Connect the eomponent_s _b} to the

TX-_L_It.

Z. Make fl_e connedioas de_b_d _bov_

in steps 2 through 3of s_ction A,

_. Install Remote Emitter HE-50 (AC

so that its sensor is directed toward

theae components, then connect it to

the TX-8511. t_

Connect the AC adapter to the

Remote Endtter,

• Operating components which are

positioned out of the range of the

emitter installed as described

above.

4. Conne_'| the eompotlent_ _c_ to the

TX-8511.

5. In_tall Remote Emitter Head HE-J0

so that its sensor is directed toward

these components, then connect it to

th_ HE_SI) _AC), ((_',1

Connection diagram

Speaker A (Main Room)

_MRx)N

SPEAKERS _ _OUT

e_ @O@_ Green Terminal

Remote Emitter Remote Emitter

HE-50(AC) HeadHE-10

AC adapter

HR-IO

TX-S511 SUB ROOM

Multi-Room Remote Control

Retel tit _age_ 2=t and 25 ftlr conllectioll deItlll_

L=J L.._.

--5

oNX,Tz9 ,,

ndlcator ,qff

.... _ II

qemDte contro

TAPE-1 TUNER PHONO C D

TAPE-2 VIDEO-1 VIDEO-2

........ L __ __

Romo_a control

EEl

VOLUME

In the main room:

LPresstheMROFFbultanontheTX_8-_ll 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 Bbutton to illuminate the SPEAK-

ERS Bindicator.

3= 'I utal the VOI,UrvlE knob to its mitdmum,

In the sllh-rooln_ dir,_,t the remot_ control tm_ard the Remote

Sen4or _, )Ilk3 oillu]ti-room systeml and:

4. Pres_ th_ appropriat_ INPUT SELECTOR button on the

remote contrcfl to select your desired source and start oper-

ating it,

5 l'se the VOLVME & or •button to adjust the volume m

the desired levd

If the relnole colltlo] i_ u4ed Irolll tile MIb-roOI/L hut the c{llnpo

nents cannot be controlled. _'heek the tolh>wmg:

•Use the controls on the IX-8511 m the mare room m chec_

•ahether It1'_,aorking properl> Then. Ise the remote c(liltrot to

check whether the ct_mponeni i4 w_lrking properly If il is n

refer t_ _age 6.

• When {lperalln_ a COlllpOnelU I]o[ DI2Arlllg t)lfiky(_ 4 RI dll..

£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

Troubleshooting guide

]J _ plob]_lll ouCu[5, Wlli]C ytlu ilK" tl_lll_ _bc ]UIIIOI{_ Ct)l][]{3]. l'ilH[ t)p_lL_{C |b_ UILIt uf;illg tlI_ fIotlt {Yam:] _OlllIO[_ to L't!llfJlllt |h_a d is lie| du_

{ll a Ittullunctl_)l _}I e_|]lleg hatleil_2s (tl _b_ _ lcluta_ coIlr[nb

No power

Trouble Cause

• Flower cord IS oJscoRnecte(3

• There is e×ternal noise {Rthe computer circuits

of thrs umt

Power but no sound

•A0 ruse IS OlOWn.

Remedy

•Connect Dower coro.

iTurn the cower sw_cn off. and then on agalr

or remove the AC D]ug from the outlet and then

plug ]1again.

• Contacl your Onky0 Serwce Cente_

• IT-2 MONiTOR_lndlcator Is ht. • Switch off.

• AUDIO MUTE indicator is lit • Switch offwith the remote control

• Bad/incorrect connections. • Check cortnect{on cables, speaker cables, etc

• Amphtler protection circuitry has been ach- • Contact your Onkyo Service Center

vated_

Hum, Iow4requency noise • Poor or no input ground. • Check outer conductor of _nput plugs.

• Poor or no phono motor ground. • Check for proper ground connection

• The placement of the audro connection cables • Adlust the placement of the cable to reduce

on the rear panel is incorrect, hum.

Howling when the volume is •Turntable and speakers are too close together

turned up

Rough or scratchy sound; • Stylus of turntable pick-up ts worn.

High range is not clear • Turntable stylus t}p _sdirty,

•Treble controt is too high.

AM stations cannot be

received.

• Move them farther apart.

• Replace.

•Clean,

• T,_rn treble control down

Buzzing noise on AM

(particularly conspicuous at

night or with weak stations)

High-pitched noise or

buzzing noise on AM

• AM loop antenna is not attached • Connect the included AM loop antenna to the

AM antenna terminals

• No se from electrical apparatus such as duo- • Move the AM loop antenna to a different posl-

reseenl lamp tion

• Set up an outdoor AM antenna

• Place the AM loop antenna as far as possible

from the TV.

• Move unit away from TV set.

Crackling noise on AM or FM • Norse caused by turning fluorescent lamp on • Move antenna as tar as possible from the fluo-

and off. rescent lamp

• No_sefrom automobile _gn_t_on. • 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 • Station is too strong Change to a T_shaped amenna

indicators light but sound is • Multiple reflection of the ra&o waves because • Use an antenna wh ch has better direcbvity

distorted and stereo of ta}l buildings or mountains and select a point where the distortion is least.

separation is bad,

FMTUNED and STEREO , • Station is too weak. •Install an outdoor FM antenna.

indicators flicker and hiss is • Stereo FM broadcasts cover only about half • Change the postion or direction of the outdoor

heard on FM. me distance of an ordinary broadcast, antenna.

No station is recalled when a • Thepowercordhasbeenunpluggedforalong • The memory contents are ]ost. StQreal sIa-

PRESET or SCAN button is time hone again

pressed. I]

The RDS function does not •]t is not RDS station •Receive an RDS station.

work, (European and some • The reception station signal is too weak. • Install an outdoor FM antenna.

other models only) _ • Change the position ol direction of the outdoor

antenna.

• Too much interference, • 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.

Frontpanelcontrelsfunction, • No batteries in remote control. • Inseflbatteries.

but remote control does not. • Battahes have worn out • Replace batteries

• Alsu I_l_] to tb_ re_peetl_¢ lfiS[l_Uellnn ]llanufil_, ei ire VIL]eO £11_._ p a'_cr, qdeo cassette recorder, _,' monitor. _fc being usect.

Specifications

AMPLIFIER SECTION

PoV* e[ O/lII3UI

USA & Canaman moacl_

E_I OPhiR {Hod_lY.

Asian model_

DytlAHIIC pt_w_I tKl[l)u!

USA &Canadian modeE:

Other area models:

Ibtal Harmonic Dlstortlon

[M Distorfior

Damping Factor

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

2×130W_t_at4ohms I kHz LIAJI

2X170 Watts at 2 ohm_

2 × J 35 Warts al 4 ohmq

2 × 140 Watts at 8 ohms

× ]45 _.¥att_ at 2ohm_

< 120 Watts at4ohm_

2 x 75 Watt_ at 8 ohm_

!1.08% at I watt outpm

O.U8% at rated power

).08_ at Iwatt oumul

[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

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. 22 kohms

Vmec VIDEO_2. MONII'OR

t _ g-p. 75 ohm_

Phono Overload.

req_lency Re,spon'_e ¸

RIAA Dc_lauon:

T_[ic Col/Irol:

BASS

TREBI E:

gnal to No_e Ratio.

PHONO"

CD,WAPE

MUlmg:

tel) m'_ RMS at Id/*#l H," 05q, FHD

20 to 30.IR10 Hz t { dR

20 to ?0 tRI{}Hz +0 N dlt

+10 dB at [OOHz

+10 dB al lO oRJHz

80dg [HP A. 5 mV mpm

30dB IHFA

50 dB

TUNER SECTION

FM:

I'ml lg Rang_:

{r.S. and Uanad_an models 87 50 t_ 108 011MHz lEO kHz steD_]

87.50_o 10&00MHz 5(IkHzsteps

Usable Sensitixit_. Mon_,: 11.2 dBf. 10 uV 75 ohms [HF

I _ttV 7_; ohms DIN

IF Re _'cdon Rata 9(} dR

Signal to Noise Ratio: Mona 76 dB. [HF

qtere_v 70dB IHF

Allerflate {Jlial)nel Atl _ _,tt_ r.nz

Mona _5 dB. IHF

Selectivity

AM Surmresdrm Ratill

Total Harmonic Dislortitm

Frt2qu{?llcy Rcsp lille

Stereo Threshold

AM:

Tumng Range

U.S. and Canadian models.

El mpean nlodel_;:

World_a Ide modes

l IsahJe Seoaltlvity

hnage Rejecuot* Ralio

IF R¢lecdon Ratt_

_gnal-to-No_se Ratio:

Total Harmonic Dislorfion

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

530 m L710 kHz I0 kHz stcp_l

522 to E611 k[17 vJkH2 _te _s

531) _u 7 I(} kHz I1(} kHz slep

53] to IO(P kllz/9 kHz _Le,,_

_/J U¥

ill dB

4(}dB

0,7_

GENERAL

Power SuppP

U.S. and Canadlas_ modcE _CI20 V_60 ltz

Et{IIJpedli t_lld Au_/I_li_II lnl idcq _.

AC23(} V. 50 Hz

Worldwide moclm_ AC 2?0 231# 12(} V switchable Nil6(} Hz

Powel Cllll_l_mp_K_[

U S. and Ualnld_ xlels ? 8 a

Odrer models: _-20 W

D_men_mns IW x H * D 4 _s × 150 x 322 mm

7 I/_*'X171_"A 12 IUI6"

REMOTE CONTROL RC-329S

I raflMlil_t_r [ nlrai'¢* d

_i_lldl rRll_2 _,ppFOX 5 ffI_/CyS IO H

P_wer _ Ippty "1wu "'AA" batleru,_ 1.5 V x 2

Specifications and f?'atare_ are _ubl¢ci _* cflatl_ze _,_dhoul mltl_e

50dB Ouk'tmg Sen_fivdv.

( "aptura Ratio

Image Rejection Ratio:

L.S and Canadian model€ at} dB

Other models 85 dB

Stereo !7.2 dBI. ZO JV 175 ohm_ ItlF

23uv 75 ohmD[N

Mane 7.2 dBtl 2.0 uV (75 ohms)

Stcr_:o: 37.2 dBf 20.0 uV 175 ohmsi

1.5 dR

ONKYO CORPORATION

Sales & Product Planning Div. 2-1 Nmshin-cho. Neyagawa_shi. OSAKA_72 JAPAN

Tel' 0720-318111 Fax. 0720_33-5222

SN 29342365 _

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