Panasonic of North America 11BR1301 Receiver Module User Manual OI Manual SC HTB770 RQT9778 P 121012

Panasonic Corporation of North America Receiver Module OI Manual SC HTB770 RQT9778 P 121012

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OI Manual_SC-HTB770_RQT9778-P_121012

Owners ManualHome Theater Audio SystemModel No. SC-HTB770Thank you for purchasing this product.Please read these instructions carefully before using this product,and save this manual for future use.If you have any questions, contact:U.S.A. and Puerto Rico: 1-800-211-PANA (7262)Canada: 1-800-561-5505RQT9778-P
2R QT 97 78IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSRead these operating instructions carefully before using the unit. Follow the safety instructions on theunit and the applicable safety instructions listed below. Keep these operating instructions handy forfuture reference.1 Read these instructions.2 Keep these i nstructions.3 Heed all warnings.4 Follow all instructions.5 Do not use this appa ratus near water.6 Clean onl y with dry cloth.7 Do no t block any ventilati on open ings. Install inaccordan ce with the man ufacturers instructions.8 Do not install near any hea t sou rces such asra diators, heat registers, stoves, or o ther appar atus(including amplifiers) that produce heat.9 Do not de feat the safety purp ose of the polar ized orgr oun ding-type plug. A polarized pl ug ha s two blad eswith on e wider th an the other.A grounding- type plug has two bla des and a thirdgr oun ding prong. The w ide blade or the third prongar e provided for your safety. If the pro vided plug doesnot fit i nto your outlet, consult an electrician forreplacement of the obsolete outlet.10 Protect the power cord from be ing walked on orpin ched par ticularl y at plu gs, conveniencere ceptacles, and the point wher e th ey exit from theap par atus.11 Only use attachments/accessories specified by thema nufacturer.12 Use only with the cart, stand, tripod,br acket, or table specified by thema nufacturer, or sold with theappar atus. W hen a ca rt i s u sed, usecauti on when moving the car t/appar atus combi nation to avoid injuryfrom tip- over.13 Unpl ug this appar atus dur ing lightni ng storms orwhe n unused for long peri ods of time.14 Refer al l servicing to qualified ser vi ce per sonnel.Servicin g is required when the appara tus has be endamaged in any way, such as power-supply cord orplu g is damage d, liquid has been spilled or objectshave fallen into the a ppa ratus, the app aratus hasbeen exposed to r ain or moisture , does not oper atenormally, or has been dropped.UnitTo reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or productdamage,Do no t expose thi s u nit to rain, moistur e, dripping orspla shing.Do not place objects fi lled with li quids, such as vases,on this unit.Use only the recom mended accessories.Do not remove covers.Do not repair this unit by yourself. Refer servicing toquali fied service personnel.Power cordInstall this unit so that the power cord can be unp luggedfrom the socke t ou tl et i mmediately if any pro blemoccurs.Button-type battery (Lithium battery)Risk of fire, explosion and burns. Do not disassemble,heat above 60 oC (140 oF) or incinerate.WARNINGDO NOT INGEST BATTERY,CHEMICAL BURN HAZARDThis product contains a coin/button cell battery. If thecoin /button cel l battery is swallo wed, it can causesevere internal b urns in just 2 hours and can lead todeath. Keep new and used batteries away fromchil dren. If the battery comp artment d oes no t closesecurely, stop usin g th e pr oduct and keep it away fromchil dren. If you thin k ba tteries mig ht have b eenswall owed or placed inside a ny part of the body, se ekimmediate medical attention.If any electro lyte shoul d come into contact wi th yourhand s or clothes, wash it off thor oug hly with water.If any electro lyte shoul d come into contact wi th youreyes, never rub the eyes. Rinse e yes thoroug hly withwater, and then con sult a doctor.<For USA-California only>This prod uct contains a CR Coin Cell Lithi um Batter ywhi ch contains Perchlorate Materi al special handlingmay apply.See www.dtsc.ca.gov/ha zardouswaste/perchl orate.
RQT9778 3UnitDo no t place sou rces of naked fl ames, such as lightedcandles, on this unit.PlacementTo reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or productdamage,Do no t install or place this unit in a bookcase, built-incabinet or in ano ther confin ed space . Ensure this unitis well ventilated.Do n ot obstruct this units ventila tio n op eni ngs withnewspapers, tablecloths, cur ta ins, and similar items.Button-type battery (Lithium battery)Dan ge r of explosion if battery is incor rectly replaced .Rep lace only with the type recommended by theman ufactur er.Keep out of r each of chil dren.Inser t with poles ali gne d.Mishandling of batteries can cause electrolyte leakag eand may cau se a fir e.Rem ove the battery i f you do not intend to use theremote control for a long period of time. Store in acool, dark place.Do not heat or expose to flame.Do not l eave the battery(ies) in a car e xposed todi rect sun light for a long per iod of time with doo rs an dwindows closed.Do not touch the terminals ( and ) with metalobjects.Do not recharge, di sa ssembl e, r emodel, heat orthro w i nto fire.When disposing the batteries, ple ase contact your localauthori ties or dealer and a sk for the correct method ofdi sp osal .CAUTION    THE FOLLOWING APPLIES ONLY IN THEU.S.A.FCC Note:This equipment has been tested and found to comply withthe limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15of the FCC Rules.These limits are designed to provide reasonableprotection against harmful interference in a residentialinstallation. This equipment generates, uses and canradiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed andused in accordance with the instructions, may causeharmful interference to radio communications.However, there is no guarantee that interference will notoccur in a particular installation. If this equipment doescause harmful interference to radio or television reception,which can be determined by turning the equipment off andon, the user is encouraged to try to correct theinterference by one or more of the following measures:Reorient o r relocate the receiving antenna.Increase the separation between the equipmen t andreceiver.Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuitdifferent from that to which the receiver is connected.Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TVtechnician for help.Any unauthorized changes or modifications to thisequipment would void the users authority to operate thisdevice.This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and(2) this device must accept any interference received,including interference that may cause undesiredoperation.Responsible Party:Panasonic Corporation of North AmericaOne Panasonic Way,Secaucus, NJ 07094Support Co ntact:Panasonic Consumer Marketing Compan y ofNorth AmericaTelephone No.: 1-800-211-PANA (7262)THE FOLLOWING APPLIES ONLY INCANADA.This device complies with RSS-GEN, RSS-210 of the ICRules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) This device may not cause harmful interference,(2) This device must accept any interference received,including interference that may cause undesired operationof the device.THE FOLLOWING APPLIES IN THE U.S.A.AND CANADAThis transmitter must not be co-located or operated inconjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.This equipment complies with FCC/IC radiation exposurelimits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and meetsthe FCC radio frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines inSupplemen t C to OET65 and RSS-102 of the IC radiofrequency (RF) Exposure rules. This equipment has verylow levels of RF energy that is deemed to comply withoutmaximum permissive exposure evalua tion (MPE). But it isdesirable that it should be installed and operated keepingthe radiator at least 20 cm (7 7/8)or more away frompersons body (excluding extremities: hands, wrists, feetand ankles).
4R QT 97 78Unit careClean this unit with a soft, dry clothWhen di rt is he avy, wr ing a cloth moisten ed in watertightly to wipe the dirt, and then wipe it with a dry cloth.When clea ning this unit, use a fine cloth. Do not usetissues or other materials (towels, etc.) that can fallapart. Smal l grains m ay get stuck insi de the spe akercover.Neve r u se alcoho l, paint thi nne r o r b enzine to clean thisunit.Before using chemical ly-tr eated cloth, careful ly read theinstructions that came with the cloth.About Bluetooth®Frequency band usedThis unit uses the 2.4 GHz frequency band.Certification of this deviceThis unit confor ms to frequency restriction s and hasre ceived certi fication based on fre que ncy laws. Th us, awire less permit is not necessary.The action below are punisha ble b y l aw in somecountries:Takin g apart o r mod ifying the unit.Rem oving specification i ndi cati ons.Restrictions of useWireless tran smission and/or usage wi th all Blu etooth®equipped devices is no t g uar anteed.Al l devices must confor m to standard s set by BluetoothSIG, Inc.Dep en ding on the specifications and setting s o f adevice, it can fail to connect or some operatio ns can bedifferent.This unit supports Bluetooth® securi ty featur es. B utdepe nding on the ope ratin g envi ron ment and/orsettings, this security is possibly not sufficient. Transmitdata wirelessly to this unit with caution.This unit cannot transmit data to a Bluetooth® device.Range of useUse this device at a m aximum range of 10 m (33 ft).The r ang e can decrease de pe ndi ng on the envi ronment,obstacles or interferen ce.Interference from other devicesWhen other devi ces use the same frequency as thisunit,this unit may operate incorrectly or the sound maybe distorted.To pre vent in terference from other de vice s:Keep this unit away from other devices that emitra dio fre que ncy interfe rence.Do not use this system and a wireless LAN device atthe same time. Switch off any wireless LAN device.Intended usageThis unit is for normal, gene ral u se only.Do not use this unit near an e qui pme nt o r in anenvironmen t tha t is sensitive to radio freq uencyinterfere nce (example: a irpo rts, hospitals, l aboratories,etc).Manu factured under license from Dolby Laboratories.Dolby, Pro Logic, and the double-D symbol are trademarksof Do lby Laboratories.Manu factured under license under U.S. Patent Nos:5,95 6,674; 5,974,380; 6,487,535 & other U.S. andworldwide patents issued & pending.DTS, the Symbol, & DTS and the Symbol together areregistered trademarks & DTS Digital Surround and the DTSlogos are trademarks of DTS, Inc. Product includessoftware.© DTS, Inc. All Rights Reserved.HDMI, the HDMI Logo, and High-Definition MultimediaInterface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMILicen sing LLC in the United States and other countries.HDAVI Control is a trademark of Panasonic Corporation.VIERA Link is a trademark of Panasonic Corporation.EZ Sync is a trademark of Panasonic Corporation.The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are owned by theBluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks byPanasonic Corporation is under license. Other trademarksand trade names are those of their respective owners.Panasonic bears no responsibility for dataand/or information that is compromisedduring a wireless transmission.
RQT9778 5Table of contentsIMPORTAN T SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .......................................................................... 2Unit care ........................................................................................................................... 4About Bluetooth®............................................................................................................. 4Table of contents ............................................................................................................. 5Before useSupplied items ................................................................................................................. 6This unit (SC-HTB770)............................................................................................................. .. 6Accessories ................. ............ ................................................................................................... 6Control reference guide .................................................................................................. 7This unit (Front) ........................................................ ............ ...................................................... 7This unit (Rear) ................................................................................................................. ......... 8Remote control....................................................................................................................... .... 9Getting startedStep 1 S electing the placement method ..................................................................... 10The speaker system................ ................................................................................................. 11The active subwoofer .............. ................................................................................................. 11Wireless interference ............................................................ ................................................... 11Step 2 Assem bling the speakers ................................................................................. 12When attaching the speakers to a wall ....................................................... ........... .................. 12When placing the speakers on a table ....................... ............ ................................. ........... ...... 18Additional speaker fall prevention measures ............ ....................... ............ ..................... ....... 22Step 3 Connections ...................................................................................................... 24Connection with the TV ..................... ....................................................................................... 24Connection with other devices ................................................................................ .......... ....... 25Speaker cable connection.............................. ........... ............ ................................................... 26AC power supply cord connection............................................................... ........... ........... ....... 26Active subwoofer wireless connection ...................................................... .......... ............ ......... 27Bluetooth® connection........................................................................... ................................... 27OperationsUsing this unit ................................................................................................................ 283D sound ........................................................................................................................ 29Audio output modes ................................................................................................................. 29Linked operations with the TV(VIERA LinkTMHDAVI ControlTM ) .......................................................................... 30Advanced operations .................................................................................................... 31ReferenceTroubleshooting............................................................................................................. 33Specifications ................................................................................................................ 35Indicator illuminat ion..................................................................................................... 37Limited Warranty(ONLY FOR U.S.A. AND PUERTO RIC O) ................................................................. 38Limited Warranty (ONLY FOR CANADA)..................................................................... 39
6R QT 97 78Supplied itemsCheck the supplied accessories before using this unit.Product numbers are correct as of December 2012. These may be subject to change.For U.S.A. and Puerto Rico:To order accessories, refer to Accessory Purchases (United States and Puerto Rico) on page 38.For Canada: To order accessories, call the dealer from whom you have made your purchase.The supplied AC power supply cord is for use with this unit only.Do not use it with other equipment. Also, do not use cords from other equipment with this unit.The illustrations shown may differ from your unit.Operations in this Owners Manual are described mainly with the remote control, but you canperform the operations on the main unit if the controls are the same.This unit (SC-HTB770)1 Main unit(SU-HTB77 0)1 Activesubwoofer(SB-HWA770)1Center speaker(SB-HTB770)2 Front speakers(SB-HTB570)Accessories1 Remote control(with a battery)(N2QAYC000083)2 AC power supplycords(K2CB2YY00084)3Speaker cables(REEX1266A: RED)(REEX1267A: WHITE)(REEX12 68: GREEN)Length: 3 m (9.8 ft)1Metal bracket(RML0760A)6 Screws(XYN5+J14FJK)2 Speaker feet(RKAX0042-K)2Stand nec ks(RGK2444)2Side caps(RGK2445: R)(RGK2446: L)2Leg stands(RGK2463)2 Support legs(RGK2464)2 Speaker bases(RGK2465)(ONLY FOR CANADA)The enclosed FrenchCanadian label sheetcorresponds to theEnglish display on theremote control and thetop and rear of the mainunit and activesubwoofer.
RQT9778 7Control reference guide1Standby/on switch ( /I)Press to switch the main unit from on tostandby mode or vice versa. In standby mode,the main unit is still consuming a small amountof power.2 Adjust the volume of this unit3 Select the input sourceTVBD/DVDAUX1 AUX3 AUX24 Input selector indicatorsBluetooth® indicatorLights blue when the Bluetooth® device isthe audio sourceTV indicatorLights green when the TV is the audiosourceBD/DVD indicatorLights amber when the device connectedto the BD/DVD terminal is the audiosourceAUX1 indicatorLights amber when the device connectedto the AUX1 terminal is the audio sourceAUX2 indicatorLights amber when the device connectedto the AUX2 terminal is the audio sourceAUX3 indicatorLights amber when the device connectedto the AUX3 terminal is the audio source5Sound mode indicatorsSTANDARD indicatorLights when STANDARD is the currentsound modeSTADIUM/Dolby® Digital indicatorLights when STADIUM is the currentsound modeMUSIC/DTS indicatorLights when MUSIC is the current soundmodeCINEMA/PCM indicatorLights when CINEMA is the current soundmodeNEWS indicatorLights when NEWS is the current soundmodeSTEREO indicatorLights when STEREO is the current soundmode6 Remote control signal sensor ( 9)7 WIRELESS LINK indicator ( 27) The indicators will also blink in various conditions ( 37)To indicate the current audio format, refer to page 31 (Audio format indicator)This unit (Front)71234 56Main unitActive subwoofer
8R QT 97 781 AC IN terminal ( 26)2 Speaker terminals ( 26)3 TV terminal ( 24)4 AUX3 terminal ( 25)5 USB port (for service use only)6 AUX2 terminal ( 25)7 AUX1 terminal ( 25)8 BD/DVD terminal ( 25)9 HDMI OUT terminal (ARC compatible) ( 24)10 Active subwoofer on/off button The I/D SET button is only used when the main unit is not paired with the active subwoofer ( 35)This unit (Rear)A C IN A V IN TV (A RC)BD/DVDBD/DVDAUX1(H D M I1)(H D M I2)AUX2(H D M I3)AV O UTDIGITALAUDIOINTV(O PT 1)AUX3(O PT 2)SPEAKERS/HAUT-PARLEURS66 6RCEN TERFORSER VICE O NL Y12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9101
RQT9778 91 Turn the main unit on or off ( 28)2 Adjust the dialog effect level ( 28)3 Adjust the output level of the active subwoofer(bass sound) ( 28)4Adjust the volume of this unit (28)5 Mute the sound ( 28)6 Select the input source ( 28)TVBD/DVDAUX1 AUX3 AUX27 Select the Bluetooth® device as the source( 28)8 Select the sound mode ( 28)STANDARD STADIUM MUSICSTEREO NEWSCINEMARemote control          Before using for the first timeRemove the insulation sheet .To replace a button-type batteryBattery type: CR2025 (Lithium battery)Set the button-type battery with its ( ) markfacing upward.Remote control operation rangeThe remote control signal sensor is located on the main unit.Use the remote control within the correct operation range.Remote control signal sensorOperation rangeDistance: Within approx. 7 m(23 ft) directly in frontAngle: Approx. 30oleft and right
10 R QT 97 78Step 1 Selecting the placement methodChoose a placement method that suits you best.When attaching the speakers to a wallWhen placing the speakers on a tablePlace the speakershorizontallyPage 12Place the front speakersverticallyPlace the speakers usingthe leg standsPlace the front speakersusing the speaker basesPage 15Page 18Page 19Page 20Place the speakersusing the support legsand speaker feet
RQT9778 11Use a screwdriver ( ) for assembling the speakers.Do not hold the speakers in one hand to avoid injury, you may drop the speakers when carrying them.When carrying the active subwooferTo avoid interference, maintain the following distances between the main unit/active subwooferand other electronic devices that use the same radio frequency (2.4 GHz band).Place the active subwoofer within a few meters of the main unit and in a horizontal position with the top panel faced upward.Do not use this unit in a metal ca binet.Placing the active subwoofer too close to the walls and corners can result in excessive bass. Cover walls and windows withthick curtains.If irregular coloring occurs on your TV, turn the TV off for about 30 minutes. If it persists, move the speakers further away fromthe TV.Keep magnetized items away. Magnetize d cards, watches, etc., can be damaged if placed too close to the active subwooferand the speakers.CautionThis unit is to be used only as indicated in these instructions. Failure to do so may lead to damage to theamplifier and/or the speakers, and may result in the risk of fire. Consult a qualified service person if damagehas occurred or if you experience a sudden change in performance.Do not attempt to attach these speakers to a wall using methods other than those described in this manual.The speaker systemWhen attaching the speakers to a wallThe wall or pillar on which the speakers are to be attached should be capable of supporting 33 kg (72.8 lbs) per screw.Con sultation with a qualified installation specialist is recommended when attaching the speakers to a wall. Improper attachmentmay result in damage to the wall and speakers, and personal injury.When placing the speakers in front of the TVThe speakers may block or interfere with the TVs various sensors (C.A.T.S. (Contrast Automatic Tracking System) sensor,remo te control sensor, etc.) and the 3D Eyewear transmitters on a 3D compatible TV.If the stands are being usedCha nge the height of the stands and/or move the speakers further away from the TV. If the TV still does not function correctly,try removing the stands.If the stands are not usedMove the speakers further away from the TV. If the TV still does not function properly, try placing them beside the TV ( 10).The active subwooferDo not hold the active subwoofer from thisopening.The parts inside may get damaged.Always hold the bottom of the active subwoofer whenmoving it.Wireless interferenceMain unit/active subwooferWireless LAN: approx. 2 m (6 1/2ft)Cordless phone and other electronic devices:approx. 2 m (6 1/2ft)
12 R QT 97 78Step 2 Assembling the speakersFor a safety measure to prevent the speakers from falling, refer to page 22.To prevent damage or scratches, lay down a soft cloth and perform the assembly on it.Assemble the speakers.The two front speakers are interchangeable.When attaching the speakers to a wallPlace the speakers horizontally2Frontspeakers1 Center speaker 3 Speaker cablesWHITE: LeftRED: RightGREEN: Center1Metal bracket 4 ScrewsScrew (supplied)Be sure to insert the screws following the order as indicated in the illustration.Keep the screws out of reach of children to prevent swallowing.
RQT9778 13Connect the speaker cables.Insert the wire fully, taking care not to insert beyond the wire insulation.Drive a screw into the wall.Use the measurements indicated below to identify the screwing positions on the wall.Leave at least 20 mm (25/32 ) of space above and on each side of the speaker to allow enough space for fitting the speaker.The position on the wall where the screw is to be attached, as well as the screw, should be capable of supporting over 33 kg(72.8 lbs).Keep the screws out of reach of children to prevent swallowing.Insert the wire fully.: White: Blue linePress into th e groove.Right speaker connectorCenter speaker connectorLeft speaker connectorAt least 30 mm (1 3/16 )4.0 mm (5/32 )7.0 mm to 9.4 mm (9/32 to 3/8)Wall or pillar5.5 mm to 6.5 mm (7/32 to 1/4)248 mm (9 3/4)745 mm (29 11/32 )238 mm (9 3/8)20 mm (25/32 )Wall mounting holePu shRedWhiteGreenFront view (semi-transparent image)
14 R QT 97 78Fit the speaker securely onto the screw(s).Red connector: The speaker attached to the red connector cable is to be place on the right sideWhite connector: The speaker attached to the white connector cable is to be place on the left sideRight speaker connectorLeft speaker connectorDO DO NOTMove the speaker sothat the screw is in thisposition.In this position, thespeaker will likely fall ifmoved to the left orright.RedWhite
RQT9778 15For a safety measure to prevent the speakers from falling, refer to page 22.To prevent damage or scratches, lay down a soft cloth and perform the assembly on it.Attach the side caps and speaker feet to the center speaker and connectthe speaker cable.Place the front speakers vertically2Frontspeakers1 Center speaker 3 Speaker cablesWHITE: LeftRED: RightGREEN: Center2Stand nec ks 2 Side caps 4 Screws2 Speaker feetScrew (supplied)Speaker foot (supplied)Center speaker connector Insert the wire fully.: White: Blue linePu shGreen
16 R QT 97 78Attach the stand neck.The two front speakers are interchangeable.Keep the screws out of reach of children to prevent swallowing.Connect the speaker cables.Insert the wire fully, taking care not to insert beyond the wire insulation.Screw (supplied) Insert the wire fully.: White: Blue line Press into the groove.Pu sh
RQT9778 17Drive a screw into the wall.Fit the front speaker(s) securely onto the screw(s).Use the measurements indicated below to identify thescrewing positions on the wall.Leave at least 20 mm (25/32 ) of space above and on eachside of the front speaker to allow enough space for fittingthe front speaker.The position in the wall where the screw is to be attachedas well as the screw should be capable of supporting over33kg (72.8 lb s).Keep the screws out of reach of children to preventswallowing.At least 30 mm (1 3/16 )4.0 mm (5/32 )7.0 mm to 9.4 mm (9/32 to 3/8)Wall or pillar5.5 mm to 6.5 mm (7/32 to 1/4)Front speaker(Rear view)100 mm (3 15/16 )436 mm (17 5/32 )34 mm (1 11/32 )Wall mounting holeRed connector: The speaker attached to the red connector cable is to be place on the right side.White connector: The speaker attached to the whi te connector cable is to be place on the left side.Left speaker connector Right speaker connectorDO DO NOTMove the front speakerso that the screw is inthis po si tio n.In thi s positi on, the frontspeaker will likely fall ifmoved to the left orright.RedWhite
18 R QT 97 78For a safety measure to prevent the speakers from falling, refer to page 22.To prevent damage or scratches, lay down a soft cloth and perform the assembly on it.Assemble the speakers following steps 1 and 2 of Place the speakershorizontally ( 12).Attach the leg stands .Keep the screws out of reach of children to prevent swallowing.When placing the speakers on a tablePlace the speakers using the leg stands2Frontspeakers1 Center speaker 3 Speaker cablesWHITE: LeftRED: RightGREEN: Center1Metal bracket 2Leg stands 6 ScrewsRed connector: With the speaker facing down, the speaker attached to the red connector cable is tobe place on the left side.White connector: With the speaker facing down, the speaker attached to the white connector cable isto be place on the right side.Screw (supplied)Screw holeRight speaker connectorLeft speaker connectorAlign the higher or lower holes with the projecting parts on thespeaker.By changing the position that the stand is attached to theprojecting parts, the height can be adjusted by 10 mm (13/32 ).RedWhite
RQT9778 19For a safety measure to prevent the speakers from falling, refer to page 22.To prevent damage or scratches, lay down a soft cloth and perform the assembly on it.Assemble the speakers following steps 1 and 2 of Place the speakershorizontally ( 12).Attach the support legs and speaker feet.Keep the screws and the speaker feet out of reach of children to prevent swallowing.Place the speakers using the support legs andspeaker feet2Frontspeakers1 Center speaker 3 Speaker cablesWHITE: LeftRED: RightGREEN: Center1Metal bracket 2 Support legs 6 Screws2 Speaker feetRed connector: With the speaker facing down, the speaker attached to the red connector cable is tobe place on the left side.White connector: With the speaker facing down, the speaker attached to the whi te connector cable isto be place on the right side.Screw (supplied)Screw holeSpeaker foot (supplied)Right speaker connectorLeft speaker connectorAlign the projectingparts on the speakerwith support leg.RedWhite
20 R QT 97 78For a safety measure to prevent the speakers from falling, refer to page 22.To prevent damage or scratches, lay down a soft cloth and perform the assembly on it.Assemble the speakers following step 1 and 2 of Place the speakersvertically ( 15).Insert the speaker cable through the speaker base and connect thespeaker cables.Be sure to insert the speaker cable through the threading hole as indicated in the illustration. (If the speaker cable is twist ed, itmight not fit through the opening. Straighten the speaker cable before inserting.)Insert the wire fully, taking care not to insert beyond the wire insulation.Place the front speakers using the speakerbases2Frontspeakers1 Center speaker 3 Speaker cablesWHITE: LeftRED: RightGREEN: Center2Stand nec ks 2Speaker bases 2 Side caps6 Screws 2 Speaker feet Insert the wire fully.: White: Blue line Press into the groove.Pu sh
RQT9778 21Attach the speaker base to the front speaker.The two front speakers are interchangeable.Keep the screws out of reach of children to prevent swallowing.Red connector: The speaker attached to the red connector cable is to be place on the right side.White connector: The speaker attached to the whi te connector cable is to be place on the left side.Align the projectingparts with the holeson the speaker.Press into th e groove.Screw (supplied)Tighten securely.
22 R QT 97 78To prevent the speakers from falling, it is recommended, as an additionalprotection measure, to attach the speakers to the wall or table with a fallprevention cord (hereafter cord).Consultation with a qualified installation specialist concerning the appropriate procedure when attaching to a concrete wall or asurface that may not have strong enough support is recommended ( 13, 17). Improper attachment may resu lt in damage tothe wall and speakers, and personal injury.Use a cord that is capable of supporting over 10 k g (22.05 lbs) (with a diameter of about 1.5 mm (1/16 )).The safety holder is to minimize the possibility of damage and harm, but it does not guarantee this effect.Keep the screws out of reach of children to prevent swallowing.Make sure that the slack of the cord is minimal.Additional speaker fall prevention measuresWhen attaching the speakers to a wallCord Screw eye Wall Wall-mountedspeakers If the cord cannot be threaded through the holes, try bending the cord in 2 locations,about 10 mm (13/32 ) apart from the tip, at an angle of 45o (as illustrated above).Horizontal placementVertical placement
RQT9778 23When placing the speakers on a tableHorizontal placementVertical placementCordScrew eyeDependin g on the placement of the speakers, thescrewing position of the screw eye may differ.WallApprox. 150 mm (5 29/32 ) If the cord cannot be threaded through the holes, try bending the cord in 2 locations,about 10 mm (13/32 ) apart from the tip, at an angle of 45o (as illustrated above).
24 R QT 97 78Step 3 ConnectionsTurn off all equipment before connection and read the appropriate owners manual.Do not connect the AC power supply cord until all other connections are complete.HDMIThe HDMI connection supports VIERA Link HDAVI Control ( 30) when used with a compatible Panasonic TV.Use the High Speed HDMI Cables. It is recommended that you use Panasonics HDMI cable.Recommended part number (High Speed HDMI cable):RP-CDHS15 (1.5 m/4.9 ft), RP-CDHS30 (3.0 m/9.8 ft), RP-CDHS50 (5.0 m/16.4 ft), etc.Non-HDMI-compliant cables cannot be utilized.Verify if the TVs HDMI terminal is labeled HDMI (ARC).What is ARC?ARC is an abbreviation of Audio Return Channel, also known as HDMI ARC. It refers to one of the HDMI functions. When youconnect the ma in unit to the terminal labeled HDMI (ARC)on the TV, the optical digital audio cable that is u sually required inorder to listen to sound from a TV is no longer required, and TV pictures and sound can be enjoyed with a single HDMI cable.Make the connection.Connection with the TVConnection differs depending on the label printed next to the HDMI terminal.Labeled HDMI (ARC): Connection [A]Not Labeled HDMI (ARC): Connection [B][A] Labeled HDMI (ARC)HDMI cable[B] Not labeled HDMI (ARC)HDMI cable Optical digital audio cableWhen you use the optical digital audio cable, insert the tip correctly into the terminal.AC INTV (ARC)AV OUTDIGITALAU DIOINS PE AK E RS /H AUT- P ARLE U RSHDMI IN (ARC)TV (ARC)AV OUTBe sure to connect tothe TVs ARCcompatible terminal.(Refer to th e operatinginstructions for the TV.)TVAC INTV (ARC)AV OUTDIGITALAU DIOINTV( OPT1)S PE AK E RS /H AUT- P ARLE U RSHDMI INOPTICALOUTTV (ARC)AV OUTD I GI T ALAUDIOINTV(OPT1)TV
RQT9778 25You can direct the audio signal from the connected Blu-ray DiscTM player, DVD player, Set Top Box, etc.to this unit.PreparationConnect the main unit to the TV ( 24).HDMI standby pass-throughEven if the main unit is in standby mode, the audio and/or vide o signal from the device connected to the BD/DVD, AUX1 or AUX2terminal will be sent to the TV connected to the HDMI OUT terminal (the sound will not be output from this unit). Wh en devicesare connected to all BD/DVD, AUX1 and AUX2 terminals, audio and/or video signal of the device whose input is lastly selected isoutput.3D compatibilityCompatible with FULL HD 3D TV and Blu-ray DiscTM player.The main unit can through pass the 3D video signal from a 3D compatible Blu-ray DiscTM player to a FULL HD 3D TV.Connection with other devicesWhen the device has an HDMI terminalHDMI cableWhen the device has an optical digital audio output terminalRefer to the operating instructions of the respective devices for the optimal connectionOptical digital audio cableAC IN A V IN BD/DVDBD/DVDAU X1 ( HDMI 1)( HDMI 2)AU X2( HDMI 3)DIGITALAU DIOINS PE AK E RS /H AUT- P ARLE U RSAV INBD/DVDBD/DVDA U X1(HDMI1)(HDMI2)A U X2(HDMI3)HDMI OUTHDMI OUTHDMI OUTe.g., Set top boxe.g., Blu-ray DiscTM playere.g., Video game consoleAC INDIGITALAU DIOINAU X3( OPT2)S PE AK E RS /H AUT- P ARLE U RSD I GI T ALAUDIOINA U X3(OPT2)OPTICAL OUTe.g., Set top boxTV
26 R QT 97 78Match the connector shape and connect to the terminals of the same color.Connect only after all other connections are complete.This unit consumes a small amount of AC power ( 35) even when it is turned off. In the interest ofpower conservation, if you will not be using this unit for a long time, unplug it from the household ACoutlet.Speaker cable connectionREDRight speaker connectorGREENCenter speaker connectorWH ITELeft speaker connectorAC power supply cord connectionAC power supply cord To a household AC outletSaving energyThe main unit is designed to conserve its power consumption and save energy.The main unit will automatically switch to standby mode whenno signal is input and no operation is performed for approx. 30 minutes.                           
RQT9778 27PreparationTurn on the main unit.Press [ I].Active subwoofer on/off button [ , I]Use this button to turn the active subwoo fer on andoff. I:The active subwoofer is on:The active subwoofer is offThe active subwoofer will still consume a smallamount of power even when it is turned off ( , )Check that the wireless link isactivated.WIRELESS LINK indicator lightsRed:The wireless link is not activated.Green:The wireless link is activated.By using the Bluetooth® connection, you can listento the sound from the Bluetooth® audio devicefrom th is unit wirele sslyPreparationTurn on the Bluetooth® feature of the device andplace the device near this unit.Press [, PAIRING].indicator will blink quickly.Select SC-HTB770 from theBluetooth® devices Bluetooth®menu.Once the Bluetooth® device is connected, the   indicatorstops flashing and lights up.Refer to the operating instructions of the Bluetooth ® device forfurther instruction on how to connect a Bluetooth ® device.If prompted for the passkey on the Bluetooth® device, enter0000.Press [, PAIRING].Press and hold the [ , PAIRING]until the   indicator flashesquickly.Repeat step 2 of Pairing a device.You can register up to 8devices with this unit. If a 9th deviceis paired, the device that has not been used for the longesttime will be replaced.This unit can only be connected to one device at a time.To chang e the sound quality, refer to Blu etooth®communication mode on page 31.Active subwoofer wirelessconnection Bluetooth® connectionPairing a devicePairing additional devices
28 R QT 97 78Using this unitPreparationTurn on the active subwoofer.Turn on the TV and/or connected device.Press [ ] to turn on the main unit.Select the source.This remote control cannot be used to control the operationsof the connected devices.When   is selected as the sourceOn the Bluetooth® device:Select this uni t as the output sour ce of the Bluetooth®device and start the p layback.Make sure that the Bluetooth® device is already paired withthis unit. ( 27)Playback may pause when a different source is selected.When BD/DVD , AUX1 or AUX2is selected as the sourceOn the connected device:Select the TVs input for this un it and start the playba ck onthe conne cted device.When AUX3 is selected as thesourceOn the connected device:Select the TVs input for the device connected to AUX3termin al and start the pla yback on the conne cted device .Adjust the volume and sound effectlevel.To adjust the volume of this unitPress [ VOL ].Volume range: 1 to 100To adjust the dialog effect levelThis setting will change the level of the Clear-mode dialog effect. ( 29)1 Press [ DIALOG LEVEL ] to display thecurrent level.2 While the level is displayed:Press [ DIALOG LEVEL ] to adjust thelevel.To adjust the subwoofer level1 Press [ SUBWOOFER ] to display thecurrent level.2 While the level is displayed:Press [ SUBWOOFER ] to adjust thelevel.The level indication pattern is the same as dialog effectlevel.To mute the soundPress [MUTE].While muting, the sound mode indicators blinksimultaneously.To cancel, press the button again or adjust the volume.Muting is canceled if the main unit is turned off.The sound mo de indicators blin k from left to right ( ) or from right to left ( ) while adjusting.The indicators will not blink when it has reached the maximum or minimum.If there is sound coming out of the TVs speakers, reduce the volume of the TV to its minimum.If the main unit is turned off with the volume setting in the greater half (above 50), the main unit will automatically lower thevolume to the middle (50) when the main unit is turned on (Volume limitation).To turn this function off, refer to page 33.Press To select[INPUTSELECTOR]TVBD/DVDAUX1 AUX3 AUX2[]   (Bluetooth®)          Indication Effect level4Highest321LowestIf the main unit does not operate as expected or sound is unusual, return the settings to thefactory preset and operate the system again. ( 33)
RQT9778 293D soundThis unit provi des a feel ing that the sound and the i magear e as one.To cha nge the applied effect, refer to Aud io outputmodes. ( right)To turn off Dolby Virtual Speaker and the 3D surroundeffects, select STEREO as the audio output mode.(right)To turn off the 3D surround and the Clear-mode dialogeffects, refer to Only using the Dolby Virtual Speakereffect. ( 32)By changing the aud io ou tput mode , it is possible to enjoythe sound that is sui table to the TV prog ram or image fro mthe conne cted device.To select the sound modePress [SOUND].STANDARDSTADIUMMUSICSTEREO NEWS CINEM AThe i ndi cator for the selected sound mode lig hts.E.g ., STANDAR DThe setting is maintained until it is changed again.When usin g the optical digital aud io cable, Dolby VirtualSpeaker and the 3D surround effect will be temporarilycanceled if the audio signals sampling frequency is greaterthan 48 kHz.3D soundDolby VirtualSpeakerWith this effect you can enjoy asurrou nd sound e ffect simi lar to5.1ch.3D surroundeffectAdding to the Dol by VirtualSpeaker e ffect, Panasonic hasapplie d its own sound fieldcontr olli ng techn ology to expandthe sou nd field forwards,backwards, upwards, anddownwa rds, provi ding a soundwith depth and force that bettermatche s 3D image s.Clear-modedialogSports comm entary and di alogsfrom TV dramas are he ar d as if thesound is comin g from the TV,gi vi ng the feeling that the soundand the image are one.Also, the dialog will stand out fromthe other sou nds during nor malvolu me playback and when thevolu me is lowered for night timeviewi ng.e.g., Image of 3D sound fieldAudio output modesSound modeSTANDARD(Factory preset)Produces a sound best suited fordr amas an d comedy shows.STADIUMProduces a hig hly realistic soun dfor live broadcasts of sports.MUSICRe-creates the sound of musicalinstruments and songs with anexpansive sound.CINEMAProduces a powerful , three-dimentional sound unique tomovies.NEWSEnha nces the voices o f news andsports commentaries for clear erhe ari ng.STERE OYou can play a ny source in stereo.Dol by Virtua l Speaker and 3Dsurr oun d effects are turne d off.
30 R QT 97 78Linked operations with the TV(VIERA LinkTMHDAVI ControlTM )PreparationCon firm that the HDMI connection has been made.(24, 2 5)Set the HDAVI Control oper ation s on the connecte dequipment (e.g., TV).For the optimal HDAVI Co ntrol  operations chan gethe foll owing settings on the connected TV 1.Set the default speaker settings to this unit.2Set the speaker selection settings to this unit.Turn o n all HDAVI Control com patibl e equipmentand select the TVs in put for this unit so that theHDAVI Control function works prope rly.If a device is co nne cte d t o th e HDMI IN te rminal, st artpla y to che ck tha t the picture is di splaye d on the TVcorrectly.When the connection or settings are changed,repeat this procedure.1 The availability and function of the settings may varydepending on the TV. Refer to the operating instructionsfor the TV for details.2 If the TV has a default speaker setting within the VIERALink setting items, choosing this unit as the defaultspeaker will automatically change the speaker selection tothis unit.VIERA Link HDAVI Control, based on the control functionsprovided by HDMI which is an industry standard known asHDMI CEC (Consumer Electronics Control), is a uniquefunction that we have developed and added. As such, itsoperation with other manufacturers equipment thatsupports HDMI CEC cannot be guarante ed.This unit supports HDAVI Control 5 function.HDAVI Control 5 is the newest standard (current as ofNovember, 2 011) for Panasonics HDAVI Control compatibleequipment. This standard is compatible with Panasonicsconventional HDAVI equipment.Please refer to individual manuals for other manufacturersequipment supporting VIERA Link function.To make sure that the audio is outpu t from this unit, turnthe main unit o n by using the TVs remo te control a ndsele cting home theater from the sp eaker menu of VIERALi nk menu. The avail abil ity an d function of th e settingsmay var y depe nd ing on the TV. Refer to t he op er atinginstructions for the TV for details.Speaker controlYou can se lect whethe r audio output is from this unit orthe TV speake rs by u sing the TV menu se ttings.Home theaterThis unit is active.When this unit is in standby mode, changing the TVspeakers to this unit in the VIERA Link menu willauto matically turn this unit on and select TV as the source.You can control the volume setting of this unit using thevolume or mute button on the TV remote control.If you turn off this unit, TV speakers will be automaticallyactivated.Audio will automa tically be output from this unit if the TV iscompatible to VIERA Link HDAVI Control 4 or later.TVTV spe aker s are active.The volume of this unit is set to its minimum.Autom atic input switchingWhen th e fo llowin g operatio ns a re per formed, this unit willautomatica lly change the inpu t to the corr espondi ngsource.When play starts on an HDMI connected device. 3When the TV input or the TV channel is changed.3 If the speaker output setting on the TV is set to this unit,th e TV and this unit turn on automatically (Power on link).Power off linkWhen the TV is turned off, the main unit also turns offautomatica lly. ( This function does not wo rk whenBl ue to oth® is the source.)Automatic lip-sync function(for HDAVI Control 3 or later)Del ay between au dio and video is automaticall y adjustedby adding t ime-l ag to the au dio output, enabl ing you toenjoy smooth audio for the pi cture.Th e delay information is automatically set if the TV isco mpatible to VIERA Link HDAVI Control 3 or later and theVIERA Link is set to on.What is VIERA Link HDAVIControl?VIERA LinkTM is a new name for EZ SyncTM.VIERA Link HDAVI Control is a convenientfunction that offers linked operations of thisunit, and a Panasonic TV (VIERA) underHDAVI Control.You can use this function by connecting theequipment with an HDMI cable. See theoperating instructions for connectedequipment for operational details.What you can do withVIERA Link HDAVIControl
RQT9778 31Advanced operationsTo di splay the cur rent audio format,Press and hold [SOUND] for more than4 sec.The current audio format is indicated for 5 s ec.The a udi o format status is also ind icated for 5 sec if theaudio fo rmat on the se lected source (TV, Blu-r ay Disc/DVD Player, etc.) is changed.Cha ng e the du al au dio from m ain to seconda ry.This setting wi ll only work if the audio outpu t setting onthe connected TV or player, etc. is set to "Bitstream"and dual audio is available in the aud io sou rce.Press and hold [MUTE] for more than4 sec.While the setting is displayed, press[MUTE] to change the setting.The indicator for the selected setting blinks for 20 sec andthen exits the setting mode.The setting is maintained until it is changed aga in.The same setting is used for all digital audio sources.With this functio n, you can pr even t sudde n loud sounds.The outpu t will be reduced automati cally when the inputexceeds a certain level.Press and hold [INPUT SELE CTOR]on remote controller for more than4sec.While the setting is displayed, press[INPUT SELECTOR] to change thesetting.The indicator for the selected setting blinks for 20 sec andthen exits the setting mode.The setting changes each time [INPUT SELECTOR] ispressed.The setting is maintained until it is changed again.Default setting of this function is OFF.You can select d ifferent mod es to suit the type ofconnections which emp hasis on connectivity or highquality audio.Make su re that a Bluetooth® device i s alrea dy pair edwith this unit. ( 27)Disable the Bluetooth® connection ofthe device.indicator will blink slowly.Press [LINK MODE, ] to display thecurrent mode.While the mode is displayed, press[LINK MODE, ] to select the mode.The setting changes each time [LINK MODE, ] ispressed.The indicator for the selected setting blinks for 10 sec andthen exits the setting mode.The setting is maintained until it is changed again.Audio format indicatorSTADIUM indicator blinks:Dolby Digital is the audio format.MUSIC indicator blinks:DTS is the audio format.CINEMA indicator blinks:PCM or LPCM is the audio format.Changing the dual audioSTAND ARD indicator blinks ( ):Main (Factory preset)STEREO indicator blinks ( ):Secondary(SAP: Secondary Audio Program), : Main and secondaryAuto gain controlSTANDARD indicator blinks:Auto gain control is on.STEREO indicator blinks:Auto gain control is off.(Factory preset)Bluetooth® communicationmodeSTANDARD indicator blinks:MODE1 (Factory preset)Emphasis on connectivitySTEREO indicator blinks:MODE2Emphasis on audio quality
32 R QT 97 78Dep en ding on your p referen ce, It is possi ble to tur n off the3D sur round effect and the clear-mod e dia log effect.While pressing and holding [SOUND]on the remote control, press andhold [VOL ] on t he main unit formore than 4 sec.While the setting is displayed, press[SOUND] to change the setting.The setting changes each time [ SOUND] is presse d.The indicator for the selected setting blinks for 20 sec andthen exits the setting mode.This setting will be reset to on when this unit is turned off.When off is selected, the dialog effect level cannot beadjusted.You can tur n of f di mmer mode a nd keep the LEDind icators bright.While pressing and holding [INPUTSELECTOR] on the remote control, pressand hold [ VOL] on the main unit to turnoff Dimmer mode.The indicator for the current condition will turn brighter.The setting is maintained until it is changed again.Default setting of this function is on.To turn on d immer mode, repeat the operation above.After performancing the operation, the indicator for thecurrent condition will be dim.Remote control codeWhen other Panasonic de vices r espond to this unitsre mote contro l, ch ang e the remote control code on themai n unit and the remote contr ol.PreparationTurn off all other Panasonic products.Turn on the mai n unit.Change the remote control code to code 2:1 Aim the remote control at this units remotecontrol sensor.2 Press and hold [MUTE] and [ ] on the remotecontrol for more than 4 sec.Al l the indicators will bl ink for 10 sec when t he code ofthis unit is changed.The se tting is maintai ned until it i s changed again.If this unit does not operate after changing the code, re peatsteps 1 and 2.To change the remote control code to code 1, repeat thesteps above, but replace []with [INPUT SELECTOR].To reduce the clear-mode dialog effectWhen the di alog d oe s not sound natural while the vol umeis set low, it is possible to reduce the dialog enhancingeffect a s foll ows:While pressing and holding [SOUND] on theremote control, press and hold [ VOL] on themain unit for more than 2 sec.All the indicators will blink once when the clear-mode dialogeffect is reduced.Even if clear-mode dialog effect is reduced, dialog effectlevel is still adjustable.To reset the setting, return to the factory preset. ( 33)Only using the DolbyVirtual Speaker effectSTANDARD indicator blinks:3D surround effect and clear-modedialog effect is on.STEREO indicator blinks:3D surround effect and clear-modedialog effect is off.Dimmer modeOthers
RQT9778 33To turn off VIERA Link HDAVIControlWhen HDAVI Control com patibl e equipment doe s notwork well with this unit, for example, it is possible to turnoff this function as follows:When VIERA Link is turned off the ARC function is notavailab le. Be sur e to conn ect the optica l digital a ud iocable. ( 24)1 While pressing and holding [MUTE] on theremote control, press and hold [ VOL] on themain unit for more than 4 sec.2 After the setting has changed, turn off all theconnected devices and then turn them onagain.All the in dicators will blink once when VIERA Link HDAVIControl is turned off.To reset the setting, return to the factory preset. ( right)To turn off the volume limitationIf a state of the lowered volume disturbs you every timethis uni t turns on, for example, it is possible to turn off thisfunction as follows:While pressing and holding [MUTE] on the remotecontrol, press and hold [VOL ] on the main unitfor more than 2 sec.All the in dicators will blink once when the volume limitationis turned off.To reset the setting, return to the factory preset. ( right)TroubleshootingBefore requ esting service, ma ke the following checks. Ifyou a re in doubt about some of the check poi nts, or if thesolu ti ons indicated in the following guide do not solve thepr obl em, r efer to Custom er Services Directory ( UnitedStates and Puerto Rico) o n page 38 i f you reside in theU.S. A. or Puer to Rico, o r re fe r t o WARRANTY SERVI CEon p age 39 if you reside in Cana da.No power.Inser t the A C power supply cord securely. ( 26)After turn ing the main unit on, if the indicators blink andthe main unit immediately turns off, unplug the ACpower supply cord a nd consult your dealer.The remote control does not work properly.The b attery is dep leted. Rep lace i t with a new one.(9)It is possible tha t the insulation she et h as no t be enre moved . Remove the insulation shee t. ( 9)It may be necessary to set the code of the remotecontr ol ag ain a fter chang ing the battery of the remotecon tr ol. ( 32)Use the remote control within the co rrect opera ti onrange. ( 9)The TV indicator blinks.Rem ove the AC power suppl y cor d and consul t yourdealer. If ther e are any other indi cators blinking , be sureto infor m your dealer about the blinking i ndi ca tors.The main uni t is automatically switched tostandby mode.The main unit w ill automatically switch to standby mod ewhe n no signa l i s input and no o per ation i s perform ed forapprox. 30 minutes. ( 26)The main unit is turned off when the TVsspeakers are selected in the speaker control.This is a normal feature when using VIERA Link (H DAVICon tr ol 4 or l ater). Please read the operatin g instructionsfor the TV for details about its power save feature. ( 30)To return to the factory preset.While the main unit is on, press [ /I] on the mainunit for more than 4 sec.(All the indicators will blink twice when the mainunit is reset.)If thi s unit does not operate as expected,returning the settings to the factory presetmay solve the problem.The remote control code will return to  whenthe main unit is returned to the factory preset.To change the remote control code, refer topage 32.General operation
34 R QT 97 78This unit does not operate correctly.If the HDMI cabl e is connected to the wrong terminal(HDMI IN or HDMI OUT), this unit will not operatecorr ectly. Turn the main unit off, disconnect the AC po wersupply cord and reconnect the HDMI cable(s). ( 24 , 2 5)VIERA Link related operations no longerfunction properly.Che ck the VIERA Link setti ng on the connecteddevices.Have you tu rned the VIERA Link settings off? ( 33)When the HDMI connections are changed, after apower failure o r after the AC power supply cord h asbeen removed, VIERA Link opera ti ons may not functionpr ope rly.Turn o n all the devices tha t ar e connected to the TVwith an HDMI cable and then tur n the TV on .Turn off the VIERA Link settings of the TV and turn iton again. For details refer to the op eratinginstructions for the TV.While this unit and the TV ar e connected with theHDMI cable, turn on the TV and then remove themai n uni ts AC power supply cord and reconnect itagain.The first few seconds of audio cannot be heardwhen using the HDMI connection.This may occur dur ing DVD-Vid eo chapter playba ck.Cha ng e the dig ital audio output setting on the connecteddevice from Bitstream to PCM.When operating an HDMI compatible device ofa different brand, the main unit reacts in anunwanted manner.HDAVI Control commands may use a differ ent signaldepe nding on th e brand of the device. In thi s case, turnVIERA Link off. ( 33)Pairing cannot be done.Che ck the Bluetooth® devi ce conditi on.The device cannot be connected.The pairi ng of the device was unsucce ssful. Try pairingthe device again.The pairi ng of the device has been repl aced. P air thedevice again. ( 27)This unit might be connected to a differe nt device.Disconnect the other device an d try pairi ng the deviceagain.The device is connected but audio cannot beheard through this unit.For so me bui lt-in Bl uetooth® devices, you have to set theaudio o utput to SC- HTB7 70 manually. Read theoperati ng instructions for the device for details.Sound from the device is uneven.The device is out of the 10 m (33 ft) com muni cationra nge . Bring th e device closer to the main unit.Remove any o bstacle between the m ain unit a nd thedevice.Swi tch off any wireless LAN device.Select MODE1 for stab le communication. ( 31)No sound (or image).Turn muting off. ( 28)Che ck the connections to the other devices. ( 24, 25)Make su re that the received aud io signal is compati blewith this unit. ( 35)Turn this unit off and then on ag ain.If this unit is connected to the TV with only an HDMIcable, make sure that the TVs HDMI ter minal is labeledHDMI (ARC). If not, connect using the optical digitalaudio cable. ( 24)If this unit is connected to a Panasonic TV and turnedon u sing the button on the mai n uni t or the remotecontr ol, sound might not be outpu t from this uni t. In thiscase, turn the main unit on using the TVs remotecon trol. ( 30)If the conn ections ar e cor rect, ther e might be a problemwith the cables. Redo the connections with di fferentcables.Check the audio output settings on the connecteddevice.If the BD/DVD indicator flash es and there is no audiooutput, try the following.Turn the connected device off and then on.Turn off this unit, remove the HDMI cable, thenreconnect the HDMI cable and turn this unit backon.The dual audio cannot be changed from mainto secondary.If the audi o received fro m the connected device is notDolby Dual Mono or the output setting is not Bitstream,the se tting cannot be changed fr om this unit. Chan ge thesetting o n the connected device.The volume is lowered when this unit is turnedon.If the main unit is turned off with the volume setting in thegr eate r h alf (ab ove 50 ), the main unit will au tomatical lylo wer the vol ume to the mid dle (50) when the main unit isturn ed o n. ( 33)The dialog is too persistent or the dialog doesnot sound natural.This unit has a function to make the d ialog stand out wh enthe vol ume is low. ( 32)HDMIBluetooth®Sound
RQT9778 35There is no audio.The power of the main unit turns offautomatically.(Wh en the ma in un it detects a problem, a safe ty measureis activated a nd the main un it automatically switches tostandby mode.)There is a problem with the amplifier.Is the volume extremely high?If so, lower the volume.Is this unit placed in an extreme ly hot place?If so, move this unit to a cooler place and wait a fewmom ents and then try to turn it on aga in.If the prob lem persists, confirm the TV indi cator andBD/DVD ind icator blink, tur n this unit off, remove the ACpower supply cord a nd consult your dealer. Plea se besure to r emember the i ndi cators that were b linking andinform the dealer.No power.Ensure the AC power supply cord of the active subwooferis connected prop erly.After turning the subwoofer on, it immediatelyturns off.Unp lug the AC power supply cord and consult yo ur de aler.No sound from the subwoofer.Check that the active subwoofer is turned on.Check that the wireless link indicator lights green.(27)The wireless link indicator lights red.There is no li nk between t his unit and the activesubwoofer.Che ck tha t this un it is turned on.Turn the active subwoofer off and then back on.Alternatively, turn the active subwoofer off,di sconnect the AC powe r supply co rd and thenre connect i t.The active subwoofer and the main unit may n ot b epaired correctly. Try the followin g operati on. (Wir elesspairing)Turn on the main uni t and active subwoofer.Press [ID SET] on the rear of the active subwoofer.(The WIRELESS LINK ind icator will li ght red andgr een alternately.)While pressi ng and h olding [INPUT SELECTOR] onremote control, press and hold [VOL ] on the mainunit for more than 4 sec. (The BD/DVD ind icator willbl ink and sound mode indicator s light up insequen ce.)When the wireless pairing is successful, BD/DVDindicator will stop flashing and WIRELESS LINKindicator lights green.Turn the main u nit off an d on.Con sult your dealer if the problem persists.SpecificationsActive SubwooferAMPLIFIER SECTIONRMS output power10 % total harmonic distortionSubwoofer ch120 W per channel (100 Hz, 8 )Front ch (L, R ch)60 W per channel (1 kHz, 6 )Center ch (C ch)60 W per channel (1 kHz, 6 )Total RMS Dolby Digital mode power300 WFTC output power1.0 % total harmonic distortionSubwoofer ch60Hzto120Hz40W(8 )Front ch (L, R ch)120 Hz to 20 kHz 25 W (6 )Center ch (C ch)120 Hz to 20 kHz 25 W (6 )Total FTC Dolby Digital mode power115 WWIRELESS SECTIONWireless moduleFrequency Range 2.4 GHz bandNumber of channels 3TERMINAL SECTIONHDAVI ControlThis unit supports HDAVI Control 5 function.HDMI AV input (BD/DVD, AUX1) 2Input connector Type A (19 pin)HDMI AV output (TV (ARC)) 1Output connector Type A (19 pin)Digital audio inputOptical digital input (TV, AUX2) 2Sampling frequency32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz88.2 kHz, 96 kHz (only LPCM)Audio formatLPCM, Dolby Digital, DTS
36 R QT 97 781 Specifications are subject to chang e without notice.2 Weight and dimensions are approximate.3 Total harmonic distortion is measured by a digital spectrumanalyzer.SPEAKER SECTIONFront speakers2 way, 2 speaker system (Bass reflex type)Speaker unit(s) Impedance 6Woofer6.5 cm (2 1/2) cone type 1Tweeter2.5 cm (1 ) semi-dome type 1Frequency range 100 Hz to 30 kHz ( 16 dB)150 Hz to 25 kHz ( 10 dB)Center speaker1 way, 1 speaker systemSpeaker unit(s) Impedance 6Full range6.5 cm (2 1/2) cone type 1Frequency range 100 Hz to 30 kHz ( 16 dB)150 Hz to 25 kHz ( 10 dB)Active subwoofer1 way, 1 speaker system (Bass reflex type)Woofer 16 cm (6 1/2) cone type 1Frequency range 30 Hz to 180 Hz ( 16 d B)35 Hz to 160 Hz ( 10 d B)GENERALPower consumption Main unit: 37 WActive subwoofer: 20 WIn standby conditionMain unit (When the other connected devicesareturned off)Approx. 0.25 WActive subwoofer: Approx. 0.2 WPower supply AC 120 V, 60 HzDimensions (W HD)Main unitCabinet dimension310 mm 44 mm 195 mm(12 7/32 123/32 711/16 )Maximum outer dimension310 mm 45 mm 202 mm(12 7/32 125/32 715/16 )Active subwoofer180 mm 408 mm 306 mm(7 3/32 16 1/16 12 1/16 )Mass (Weight)Main unit 1.1kg(2.4 lbs)Active subwoofer 5.2kg(11.47 lbs)Operating temperature range0oC to 40 oC ( 32 oF to 104 oF)Operating humidity range20 % to 80 % RH (no condensation)SPEAKER GENERALHorizontal placement using the standsDimensions (W H D)956 mm 102 mm 74 mm(37 5/841/32 229/32 )Mass (Weight) 1.61 kg(3.7 lbs)Horizontal placement using the speaker feetand the support legsDimensions (W HD)956 mm 78 mm 55 mm(37 5/831/16 25/32 )Mass (Weight) 1.57 kg(3.5 lbs)Horizontal placement (for wall mount)Dimensions (W HD)956 mm 75 mm 35 mm(37 5/8215/16 13/8)Mass (Weight) 1.54 kg(3.5 lbs)Vertical placement using the speaker basesDimensions (W HD)148 mm 528 mm 145 mm(5 13/16 20 25/32 523/32 )Mass (Weight) 0.88 kg(1.98 lbs)Vertical placement (for wall mount)Dimensions (W H D)75 mm 478 mm 35 mm(2 15/16 18 13/16 13/8)Mass (Weight) 0.77 kg(1.76 lbs)Bluetooth® SECTIONBluetooth® system specificationV3.0Wireless equipment classificationClass 2 (2.5 mW)Supported profiles A2DP, AVRCPFrequency band2.4 GHz band(Adaptive Frequency Hopping)Operating dis tance10 m (33 ft) Line of Sight
RQT9778 37Indicator illuminationThe indicators display the condition of this unit by flashing. The indicator patterns illustrated below aredisplayed during normal operational conditions. They do not refer to the indications of a problem. Referto Troubleshooting ( 33) if the indicators do not light up as illustrated below.1 Th e sele cted source i ndicator will also light.2 The BD/DVD indicator stops blinking and ligh ts on ce the wireless pairing is successful.Indicator DescriptionThe BD/DVD indicator blinks 2 and sound modeindicators light up in sequence for 1 minute.When the mai n unit is in wireless pa iring mode wi th theactive subwoofer ( 35)The indicator blinks for 20 sec.When 3D sur round e ffect and cle ar-mod e dialog effectar e on ( 32)When the dual audi o setti ng is Main ( 31)When the auto gain contro l is on ( 31)When the Bluetooth® communication is mode 1 ( 31)The indicators blink for 5 sec.When the audio format is Dolby Digital ( 31)The indicator blinks for 5 sec.When the audio format is DTS ( 31)The indicators blink for 5 sec.When the audio format is PCM ( 31)The indicator blinks for 20 sec.When 3D sur round e ffect and cle ar-mod e dialog effectare off ( 32)When the dual audi o setti ng is Secondary (SAP:Secondar y Audi o Program) ( 31)When the auto gain control is off ( 31)When the Bluetooth® communication is mode 2 ( 31)The indicators blink for 20 se c.When the dual audi o setting is Main and Secon dary(31)The indicators blink for 10 sec.When the remote con tr ol cod e is changed ( 32)The indicators blink once.When changing the setting (To reduce the cl ear -mod edi alo g e ff ect, To turn o ff VIE RA Lin k HDAVI Cont ro l,and To turn off the volume limi tatio n) ( 32)Bluetooth® indicator blinks quickly.When the ma in un it is re ady for pairin gBluetooth® indicator blinks slowly.When the ma in un it is waiti ng to connectBluetooth® indicator turns on.When the main unit is connected with a Bluetooth ®device
38 R QT 97 78Limited Warranty(ONLY FOR U.S.A. AND PUERTO RICO)Panasonic Consumer Marketing Company of North America,Division of Panasonic Corporation of North Am ericaOne Panasonic Way, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094Panasonic Products Limited WarrantyLimited Warranty Coverage(For USA and Puerto Rico Only)If your product does not work prop erly be cause of a defect in materials orworkmanship, Pana sonic Consumer Marketing Company of North Am erica(referred to a s the warranto r) will, for the length of the period indicated o nthe chart belo w, which starts with the date of original purchase (warrantyperiod), at its option either ( a) repair your p roduct with new or refurbishedparts, (b) replace it with a new or a re furbished equivalent value pro duct, or(c) refund your purchase price. The decision to repair, replace or refund willbe made by th e warrantor.During the La bor warranty period the re will be no charge for labor. Duringthe Parts w arranty period, there will be no charge for parts. This Lim itedWarranty excludes both parts and labor for n on-rechargeable batteries,antenna s, and cosmetic parts (cabinet). This w arranty only applies toproducts purch ased and serviced in the U nited States or Pu erto R ico. T hiswarranty is extended only to the original p urchaser of a new product whichwas not sold as is.Mail-In ServiceFo r assistance in the U.S.A. and Puerto Rico in o btaining repairs, ple aseship t he product prepaid to:Pana sonic Exchange Center4900 George McVay DriveSuite BMcA llen, TX 78503pan acare@u s.panasonic.comOnline Repair RequestTo sub mit a new repair requ est and for qu ick repair status visit our Web Siteat www.panasonic.com/repair.When shipping the unit, carefully pack, include all supplied accesso ries listedin the Owners Manua l, and send it prepaid, adequately insured and packedwell in a carton box. When shippin g Lithium Ion batteries please visit ourWeb Site at www.pan ason ic.com/BatteryHa ndling as Panasonic iscommitted to providing the most up to date informat ion. Include a letterdetailing the comp laint, a return address and pro vide a daytime phonenumber where you can be re ached . A valid registered receipt is requiredunder the Limited Warranty.IF REPAI R IS NEEDED DURING THE WARRANTY PERIOD, THEPURCHASER WILL BE REQUIRED TO FURNISH A SALES RECEIPT/PROOF OF PURCHASE INDICATING DATE OF PURCHASE, AMOUNTPAID AND PLACE OF PURCHASE. CUSTOMER WILL BE CHARGEDFOR THE REPAIR OF ANY UNIT RECEIVED WITHOUT SUCH PROOFOF PURCHASE.Limited Warranty Limits And ExclusionsTh is warranty ONLY COVER S failures due to defects in m aterials orworkmanship, a nd DOES NOT COVER normal wear and tear or cosmeticdamage . The warran ty ALSO DOES N OT COVER damages which occurredin shipment , or failures which are caused by products not supplied by thewarranto r, or failures which result from accidents, misuse, abuse, neglect,mishandling, misapplication, alteration, faulty installa tion,set-up adjustments, misadjustment of con sumer controls, impropermaintenance, pow er line su rge, lig htning damage, mo dification, introductionof sand, humidity or liquids, commercial u se such a s hotel, office, restaurant,or other bu siness or rental use of th e product, or service by anyone otherthan a Factory Service Center or oth er Authorized Servicer, or damage thatis attributable to acts of God.THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES EXCEPT AS LI STEDUNDER LIMITED WARRANTY COVERAGE.THE WARRANTOR IS NOT LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL ORCONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THISPRODU CT, OR ARISIN G OUT OF AN Y BREACH OF THI SWAR RA NT Y.(As examples, this excludes dama ges for lost time, travel to and fro m theservicer, loss of or damage to media or ima ges, d ata or oth er mem ory orre corded content. The items listed are not exclusive, but for illustration only.)ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THEWARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, ARE LIMITED TO THE PERIODOF THE LIMITED WARRANTY.Some states do not allow the exclu sion or limitation of incidental orconsequential dama ges, or limitations on how lo ng a n implied warranty lasts,so the exclusions may no t apply to you.Th is warranty gives you specific le gal rig hts and you m ay also have otherrights which vary from state to state. If a prob lem w ith th is product d evelopsduring or after the warrant y perio d, yo u may contact your deale r or ServiceCenter. If the proble m is not handled to you r satisfaction, then write to thewarrant ors Consumer Affairs Department at the addresses listed for thewarrant or.PARTS AND SERVICE, WHICH ARE NOT COVERED BY THISLIMITED WARRANTY, ARE YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.As of October 2012Product or Part Name Parts Labo rHome Theater Audio System 1 year 1 yea rAll included Accessories(Except Non-Rechar geable Batteries) 90 days NotApplicableOnly Non-Rechar geable Batteries 10 days NotApplicableCust omer S er vi ce s Direc tor y (Un it ed St ate s and Pue rto Ri co)Obtain Product Information and Operating Assistance; loc ateyour nearest Dealer or Serv ice Cente r; purchase Parts andAcces sori es; or mak e Customer Servic e and Literat ure reque stsby visiting our We b Si te at:http://www.panasonic.c om/helpor, contact us via the web at:http://www.panasonic.c om/contactinfoYou m ay a lso contact us directly at:1-800-211-PANA (72 62)Monday-Friday 9am-9pm,Saturday-Sunday 10am-7pm ESTFor hea ring or speech impaired TTY users, TTY: 1-8 77-833- 885 5Ac ce ss ory P urcha se s (Unit ed St ate s and Pu ert o Rico )Purchase Parts, Accessories and Instruction Books online for allPanasonic Products by visitin g our Web Site at:http://www.pstc.pan asonic.comOr, send yo ur request by E-mail to:npcparts@u s.panasoni c.comYou m ay a lso contact us directly at:1-800-332-5368 (Phone) 1-800-237-9080 (Fax On ly)(M onday-Friday 9 am-9pm EST )Panasonic National Parts C enter20421 84th Ave S., Ken t, WA 980 32(We a ccept Visa, M asterCard, Discover Card, Ame rican Express)For hea ring or speech impaired TTY users, TTY: 1-8 66-605- 127 7The mod el nu m be r a nd s erial nu m be r of t his pro du ct can b efound on either the back or the bottom of the unit.Please note them in the space provided below and keep for futurer ef er e nce .MODEL NUMBER SC-HTB77 0SERIAL NUMBERUs er me mo:DATE OF PURCHASE ______________________________DEALER NAME ___________________________________DEALER ADDRESS_________________________________________________________________________________TELEPHONE NUMBER _____________________________
RQT9778 39Limited Warranty (ONLY FOR CANADA)Panasonic Canada Inc.5770 Ambler Drive, Mississauga, Ontario L4 W 2T3PANASONIC PRODUCT - LIMITED WARRANTYPana soni c Canad a Inc. war rants this pro duct to be free from defects in material a nd workmanship unde r normal useand for a period as stated below fro m the date of original purch ase agrees to, at i ts option either (a) repair your produ ctwith new or refurbishe d parts, (b) replace it with a new or a re furbi shed equ ivalent value p roduct, or (c) r efund yourpurchase price. The decision to repair, r eplace o r refund will be made by Pana sonic Can ada Inc.Technics Audio Product - One (1) year, parts and labourPanasonic BD/DVD Product - One (1) year, parts and labourPanasonic Audio Receivers - One (1) year, parts and labourHome Theat er S ys tems Product - One (1) year, parts and labourThis war ranty is given only to the or igina l pur chaser, or the person for wh om it was purcha sed as a gi ft, of a Panasonicbr and prod uct mentio ned above sold by an authorized Panasonic dealer in C anada and pu rchased a nd use d inCan ad a, which pro du ct was no t sold as is, and which pro du ct was delive red to yo u in new condi tion in the origi nalpackaging.IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE WARRANTY SERVICE HEREUNDER, A PURCHASE RECEIPT OROTHER PROOF OF DATE OF ORIGINAL PURCHASE, SHOWING AMOUNT PAID AND PLACE OF PURCHASE ISREQUIREDLIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONSThis war ranty ONLY COVERS failures du e to defects in mater ials or workmansh ip, and DOES NOT COVER normalwea r and te ar or cosmetic damage. The warran ty ALSO DOES NOT COVER damages which occu rred i n shipment, orfailures whi ch are caused b y products not supplied by Panasonic Canada I nc., or failur es which result from accidents,misuse, abuse, negl ect, m ishandling, mi sapplicatio n, alteration, faulty installati on, set-u p adjustments, misadj ustment ofconsumer controls, impr ope r maintenance, power line surge, lightning damage , modification, introd uction of sand,humidi ty or liquids, commercial use such as hotel, office, restauran t, or other busine ss or rental u se of the product, orservice by anyone other than a n Authorized Servicer, or damag e that is attributable to acts of God.Dry cell batteries ar e also excluded fr om coverage u nder this warr anty.THIS EXPRESS, LIMITED WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.IN NO EVENT WILL PANASONIC CANADA INC. BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF ANYEXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY. (As examples, this warranty excludes damages for lost time, travel to and fromthe Authorized Servicer, loss of or damage to media or images, data or other mem ory or re corded content. This list ofitems is not exhaustive, but for illustration only.)In certain i nstances, some jurisdictions do not a llow the exclusion or li mitati on of incidental or conseque ntial damages,or the exclusio n of implied war rantie s, so the a bove li mitations and exclusions ma y not b e applicable . This warran tygi ves you specific legal rights a nd you m ay h ave other rights which vary d ep end ing on your provi nce or ter ritory.WARRANTY SERVICEFor product operation and information assistance, please contact:PRODUCT OPERATION ASSISTANCECustomer Care Centre : Telephone #: 1-8 00- 561-5505Fax #: (90 5) 238-2360Email link: Supp ort contact us emai l on www.p anasoni c.caPRODUCT REPAIRSPl ease lo cate your n ea rest Authorized Servicentre .Lin k: Sup por t Panasonic Servicentre ® loca tor on www.pan asoni c.caIF YOU SHIP THE PRODUCT TO A SERVICENTRECar efully pa ck and sen d pr epa id, adequately insured and pr efera bly in the origi nal carton.Inclu de details of th e defect claime d, and p roof o f date of o rigina l purchase.
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