Yamaha DVR S120 User Manual HOME THEATER Manuals And Guides L0401021

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IYAMAHA

DVD HOMETHEATER SOUND SYSTEM

DVX-S120

(DVR-S120+NX-S120+NX-C120+NX-SW120)

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DVD RECEIVER

DVR-S120

OWNER'S MANUAL

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

IR¢_1 thc_sei_L_¢t_s.

I_I_II[L_I

R]_KOFELE_I_I_ 8HOCK

DO NOT0PEN

CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF

ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE

COVER (OR BACKL NO USER-SERVICEABLE

PAIn'S INSIDE, REFER SERVICING TO

QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL,

2K¢_ these insl_dt'rns.

3Hccd all warnings.

4FalLow all instructions.

5L)OnoLu$_ _$ _ppa_ato$ n_ar waJ_r,

Exp]maadt-,_of G_phicaL Symbois

Tha Hghming flash v,ith m_owhoa_1

$y_I',oi,_dth_ _Ln_[_1_a[ 11iang]o,is

intcnd_iIoa]_ youtotho_nc¢ of

m_a_l "d_ng_ou_ vo]lag¢"_Sthin

lhap_oduct'8¢nclo_u_ed_t _n_y_ of

_ufF_cfentmagnitu_ to¢o_atitot¢__Jskof

_J¢CL_cshocYtopctson_.

T'hc_excl_d_lio_ _7_xlt wit_ art

¢q1_[1_tor_ L_le is i;l_n<l¢_l to a[_ you

lo I_a,_[_e_no_ of inll)ork._nt o_Li_g _d

maimcna_c¢ (sca_dd_g)instn_cfio_sin

lhali1_at_ accompanying th_a_Hanc¢.

IMPORTANT

Pleaser_ord the sc_al number _f _s ,.m_L_ the .space

MODEL:

Scd_ No.:

T'hasc_a[ n_nhar is]ocatodon theyearor lhabollOm of

l]_sunil,

Re_in th_ Owner's Manual in _ s_e place forfuL_L_e

6 Clean only with (h_, cloth.

7L)Onot l_fock any v_tilatio_ opcn_gs, h_talL in accor_la_o_

_Sth lha_na_aClnrCr's i_sLr_cliCas.

L]Onot i_ SL011nea_ ar(y heal SOU_'_S_u_h as P,_atol'b _hc_t

regi,$t_'$, Stove$_ ca"olhq_" _ppayatos (in¢ f_(ting ampHE_ers) 1hal

_d_ce heal.

Do notdofCaltheSafetyp_po_ ofthe_o]_rJy_iOr

_o_n_g lyp¢plug.A _olar_i pingh_stwo blades_Jth

one widertha_theother.A _u_1_ng lyp¢plug_ two

b]ad¢_mada thaigro_nd_g prong.]he wid¢

bladeorlhathi_iprongar¢Wovfdcdforyour_afety.]£th_

_vfdcd p_ doe8not_ intoyouroud¢_ ¢o_su11a_

elcclrLianforreplacementoftheol_ole1_outiel.

10 P_oiccl the power cord _som treing walked o_ or pinched

partictdzx]y al Nlugs, conveniencc_ receptacles, mad the point

where they _xil frea_ 1he appaXal_s.

II Onty use attaehm_Ls]accessor[e8 specifietl b v 1ha _,anufactur_.

12 USe ordy _dth th_ car_ stand, rapport,byaekel,

or table sFecL_ed by the mantffacto_er, or

sold w_lh 1he ap0aratus. Wh_n a ¢g0 is _s_d,

u_e cau_tm when mov_g th_ ego_ap0ar_tus

combination to avokt injory from _ over.

13 Unplug Lhis appara_8 dtuSng lighlni_g $1_ o_ when

ur_usedJ_ot"10r_gperiods of ti_ae.

14 Refer a_ servf¢ingtoqu_if]_is_,ice p_onn_. Serviehag is

_,q _'1 when th_ appm-at_ s hasbeechdamagett in any way,

s_¢h as power .supply co_xl or phtg is (ismaged_ liquid has

been 8pilled or obj _'_s have fallen hato the _ppa_atos_ 1ha

apparatus has been exposed lo _ain or moi_lure, doe8 not

operate norma_y_ or has been (h_p0et_.

15 Be sur_ to allow sFaces of at leaat 20 cm above, 10 _m behind

anti on both s](_s the o!liL

16 Oo not place the following objects on this trait:

A vessel With wal_ in fL

ff the vessd fan8 by v_braiio_8 am1water spi11_,it may cause

damage lo the unil_ anchor you _y get an electric _hock_

I CAUTION

FCCINFORMATION(for UScustomers)

]. II_fPORTANT NOTICE : DO NOT MODIfY'THIS

UNIT!

Ilfis _roclu ¢%wben installed as bid_cal_d in the bistra_ions

ModW_cafi(-msno1 e_pressLv approved by Yamaha may void

your aathoiity, grantcxl by 1h¢I_CC,to usa the pfcalucL

2. II_fPORTANT :

When cccmecting this [_dn¢l to ac_cssofies an_or another

_lu _'tuse onlyhighquality_li_d_dcahJes.Cahk'4s

*u]_li_ with this[_,rodnclM[JST _ u_L FOllOWall

instollaficci inslr_cfions. Fallm-¢ to follow instructions ¢oaM

void yourFCC authcaJzafi( -mto use _s _lu¢_ inthe USA.

3. NOTE :

This _oro_lucLhas bc_rt 1,_tcdanti folmd to comply _4th the

rcqukc_nt_ l_steclin I_CC R_galafio_s, Pa_ 15 for Clf_ss

"B" dtgitfd devices. Compliance v,iththese requircmen_s

_vi_Les a reasonable kwel of assurance lhat yoar ase of Ibis

_lucx ina rc_sidcntial cnviromnent _il] not rcsatt in harmful

interference _dth oth_ clec_o_icde_Aces.

II'ds eqaipme_t gcncraWsi_scs radio fxx_qucn_cs an€i, if no1

installed and u$¢fl acco_ling 1_ the _$tracliort$ fourt¢l in lh¢

asc*s manual, may cause iat_thrc_ce hm-mful 1_ the

O_X_afi_-m of othc_r ¢1e¢1_¢ de,does.

Compliance _ithFCC _Jgakafio_s does not guarantee lhat

biterthrencc will not occm_ in all iusto31ations. If lbi$ pfcxlt;or 1$

found to be lh¢ source of bitc_thtvacc, which can be dctermincM

by lurning the unit "OFF" and "ON", p]case try.to cFminate the

problem by using one of the followkig mca_m-cs:

R_[ocal_ _lth_ this proda¢l o_the device that is b_ing affecLod

by lh¢ inl_rf_¢e.

Utilize f_owcr outlets l_al ar_ ca dig_l b_anch (circuit breaker

or f_._) circth_s o_ inst 011AC line fill_r!s.

In the c_e of rml_o or TV interf_¢nce, re]ocat¢./_caJcnt the

antenna. ]_ the anl_nna lead in is 300 ohm ribbon P'_ad,change

thc ["_d mto ¢_ ty_ cah]e.

ff tbesa ¢ofr¢Clivc m¢_su_ do not produce salisfaClory resulLs,

please contact lh¢ thcal r_ail_ aothod_l to th_tfibuL_ ffds lyp¢

of _dacl. ITyou can not thcaw lhe _pI_opr_l_ _¢r, pl_f_

contact Yamaha Electrordcs Co_p., U.S.A. 6_0 Grangcthoyp¢

Ave, t_a_na Pa_k, CA 90_9.

The above sta_m_nl_ apply ONLY to those l_Oducts disbibeted

by Yamaha Corpo_afio_ of Arnica or i1_ sul"a_kliarics.

We Want You Listening For A Lifetime

YAMAHA ffft¢lthc_Eiectrordc bidll_tri¢$ Associalica'$ Ctm_u=m_r

E1¢C1_¢* C_'oup want you 10g_t thc_most out of your _thl_m_fl

by _a)dng _tat _ saC€]ex_. Onc that ]e_s lbe sou_¢l comc through

thad ariel clear without anno)4ng blaring or distortion - an€l, mo_t

importantly, wilhout aff¢Clbig your _c_gltive h_g.

Sbice h_g d,2mgtge from load sou_l_ is ofl_,_n

un¢lete_tab]e_ntilitis too ]at_,YAMAHA aml the

Electrordc thdustr[¢s Association's Consumcr

Electrordcs G_oup _c_ommerM you 1_ avokl pro[onge_l

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CAUTION II

I Io _ssltre the fi_est perthrmance, ple&se*'_cadthis manual

car c_f_lly.Keep il iu a safe ptace for futo_ reference.

2histallllfissouridsysL2_ninaweltvc_atLlated, eoM, dey, atcan

placc_ with al least 10 cm on the top, 10 cm on the k-$1and rigM,

and 10 cm at the bacl or DVR S 120, and _3 em on 1he top, 20

_'mon the left and fight, and 20 cm at thc_back di' NX SW12P

-- away fl3ymt_t_ct sun_ghl, heal souxcc_s,vth_aliort, d.ugt,

moisture, and/or cold.

3 Locate 1hisunil away frtrm other O_¢M _ppl[._a]¢es,m01ot_,

or t_m_sfor_ers to avoid hummhig spreads.

4 DOnol expose Lhis unit to sndden temperate_ changes fro_

curl to hot, anti do nol locate this refit in _ environment with

high huzmidity (i.¢. a room with _thmlfidiFler) to [_fCwc_t

comk_safion hialde Ibisu_L which m_- cause an eleeLr[cal

shock, F_, t_gc_ lOthis unit, and]or personal inju3"y.

5Avcdd histaDing this unit where f_gn o_ect m_y fall onto

this urdt and]_ this urdt m_y he _xposetl Ioliqtfitl dripping or

splashing. Urnthc_top of tiffs uni L do not #ace:

Othor compon_nls, _s they may cause dmrfftge and]or

discoloration on the *u_face of this tufit.

Burning O_eCL_ (_.c. candies), as they :_ay cause Ytrc,

damage to this unit, and]or personal injury.

Conta_ac_rs with Hqukl hi them, _s they m_y f_dl anti Hqu]d

may cause C-3eCLTiC_shock Iolheuser anti]or t_tuage to

1histrail.

Do not cover tiffs unit with _tnewspa0or, lablccloth, curlatn, ete.

in order not lo obstsuct heat ratliation. 1_lhe tomp_atore hiskle

this urdt rises, it may cause ll_, t_tuage to lhisunil, and]o_

pc_s_mal hij_,.

7 Do no1 ping in _ unit to a wa_ outle_ until all cormecO_m_ _e

complete.

8 Do ROtOperate thiS unit upg(L_ down. 11Lt_tyoverheat, possibly

causing damage.

9 Do no1 use force on _dtohes, knobs and]or co_ls.

10 When dSscormec0ng the power ecaxl from the wall ontlet, grasp

the plug; do not pull the ecaxg

I] DOnot clean 1his unil wilh chemical solvent% 1hismight

damage the flrdsh. Use _ clean, d_,-cloth.

12 Only voltage spee'flied ori tiffs unit mnst he nsotLUsing ffds

unil with _.higher voltage than speffffied is dang-aou s anti may

cause fire, tMmage Iothis unit, and]or persorial injusy.

YAMAHA vail nol l_e head responsthl_ for any damage

_esulting frtrm use of this unit with avoltage other than

sdec_exl.

13 To prevenl tMmage by l_ghlning, 3iscormect lhe powc_ cord

6-ore the wall onllet dmSug an electrical ,torm.

14 Do not att_z_pl to modify or V_xtiffs trail.Contact q_a/llied

YAMAHA service personnat when any service is needed. The

eabhio¢ _hodid never be oponed for any reasons.

15 Wh_ not planning lOuse lhis unil for long pedo_Lsof time 0.e.

va_afitrn), disconneClthc_AC power plug from the walt outl_.

16 Bc_sate to _agl the "Solutions to Ccazmon Frobl_" sc_cfion

on common operalhig errm bcr_xe conctnding that lifts unit is

fadity.

17 Bc_thremoving this milL,press STANDBYjON to set lhis unil

in standby m_le, anti disccamccz the AC power plug frcemthe

wall outiel.

18 Do nol placc_much pres_use against lhe Subwoofer ha. _tm_-

b_"_cakthe net or lhe unit may faU, rasu]ting in injury.

19 Do nol place anyikfiug fTagi]e treskle the Subwoofcr, as air

I_esSU_ is l_oduc_l 1]]al_ay by_ak it, resalt i_ :malf/in_on or

13_US¢ _L

III CAUTION

20 Condi.'_3f_afionv,q_lform when thc_g_rounding temperattn'¢

chan_g gtldd_nl y. Disct'qln¢¢l the power cord from the onflet,

then le_v_ the trait atone.

21 When uKmg the anit [o_ _ long tim_, the unit may "heccan_

warm. Tam the power off, then leave the unil alone [or cooling.

DVR-S120

lifts unil lS I101(li_0_*_ _ from the AC pow_ sotu_ &$long

• s it is conne_ted to 1he wall purls, even if _ anit itsel_ is

tu_nexl oil. TMS state _s calted the standby m_le. ha _ stale,

this urdt is dcsign_d to consame_ ve_, sma0 qnanfity of power.

FOR CANADIAN CUSTOMERS

TO p_v_nl _-3eatficshock, match wide bl0xL_of plug to wide slot

and [ulty ins_.

lifts Class B digital aplxacams complSes with CanadSan ICES

003.

DANGER

When this tufit is plnggexl lOthe wan outlel, do no1 plac_ your eyes

closc_to 1he opening of 1hedisc l_y and oth_ op_mings to look inlO

inside.

The l_ser componenthi _ product is c_p_bleof entitling

•adialion exce_(ling the limit for Class 1.

DVR-S120

The name platc_is locat_(1 on 1he boltom of th_ anit.

WARNING

TO REDUCE THE RISK OD fqRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK,

DO NOT EXa%ISE TH!S APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR

MOISTURE.

• For U.K. customers

1I the sockel onllats in the home a_x_not suilable for lhe plug s_l

with 1_d8_Liance, it sho_dtl he cut off anti an ap_ 3 pin plug

fitted. For details, refer to the instsuctic_as desedhed below.

• The plug severed from the mah_ Dad mnst he &,.stroyed, as u plug

with bored tleKthlc_ ctax_,is hazardous if c_agugcxlin u live _ocket

ontlet.

•Special Instructions for U.K. Model

IMPORTANT

THE WIRES IN MAfNS LEAD ARE COLOURED IN

ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWfNG CODE:

Blu_: NEUTRAL

Brown: LIVE

As the colo_t'_ of the _S in the _ lead of this apparatus

may not correspond with the colou_d _ark_ngs identifying the

t_mi_als in yottr ping, _ceetl as follows:

The wire which £s cdiour_d BLUE must he connected lo the

t_mi_al which is marled with the le11_r N or coloused BLACK.

The _4_e wlfich is colou_ed BROWN must he cormeotetl lo the

t_mi_al wlfich is ma_ked with 1he le11_rLo_ coloared RED.

Making sare 1_alneither cca'e is connected lo the earth torminal

of the tt_ee lyin _g.

¢Ahrfloa V]SIRLEk_[_/ORmI,I_LE LASE_R,_£_I_I_IftdBt0pEN.

_NI . SyttLJnO_A/BLERC_tT&BaL_WOII_DHN4

II m 0LET_TRN_ _ _ IT_J

raND MUG O_ !_ _UG U,t£_m p,_ DEHMDEL

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ESTOL_mT. _ mLr_ mnlOU _ FalaC_,,_

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IYAMAHA

MODEL NO. DVR--q120

YAMAHA CORPORATION

MADE IN MALAYSIA

PRODUIT LASER DE CLASSE

_S [_d_clJs& L)VL)bom_ 1_o_t_-_"_u_d sy_ _islin_ o_lhc

NX-SW120

VOLTAGE SELECTOR

(Korc_ Asia aml General rod( _L?a8oMy)

The VOLTAGE SEL_ TOR on th_

rg_r_i oi' this unit m_st b_ s_t _.[_ . ]

1_ _V-120/"_ _t LIAGE

for you_ local main voltage i_ELE_ltm

BEFORE p]_gging into th_ AC 22_'2

main supply.

Voltages _o_ 110V 120V, 220V 2_-0V AC, 50/50 _.

Model name Category No. of pcs

DVR 8120 DVD receiver 1

NX $120 Satellite Speaker 4

(lea"fl_nl/$_ro_nd)

NX C120 Cente_ _ 1

NX SW120 Sabw_,x)f_ 1

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CAUTION IV

In a few steps, a whole new world of DVD will open up.

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LET'S 13 READY!

'-)Page 6, "Preparation"

Decide on a place for the speakers, perform a few simple cormecfions, and that's aH there

is to it,

• Connec:ing Speakers and TV to CinemaStation cotdch)'t be easier.

• Connec:ing the Speaker Cables with one touch colored connectors.

Come a DVD!

,,,*Page 1 O,"Basic Operations,'

Transform your room into a home theater in 3 StepS+

• Soand fields to match the movie

experience the feeling of being there,

• Progressive scan technology for enjoying ]

video even on a large screen,

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Double and tripl6 your enjoy

CONNECTING OTHER EQUIPMENT.

'-)Page 46, "Using Other Equipment"

• Enhance the feeling of movement with DSP Programs when yon play video games.

• Listen to and Jecord CD-R and MiniDi_ media,

• View ned dab video media.

2

_tation

Enjoy playing A VARIETY OF DISCS!

--Page 28, "Playing Video End Music Discs"

In 3 short steps play everytNng from commercial CDs to your own homemade discs,

v

v

• Enioy playing midio and video CDs and MP3 music

to whether

concert hall.

"Listening to the Radio"

ov live radio broadcasts.

• hi addition to Aato Tuning, you can ase various conl:J-ols

_[ng Amo Preset for FM charmels.

It's time to TAKE YOUR LISTENING

EXPERIENCE UP A NOTCH!

=_Page 53, "Creating the Best Listening Space"

• Wifll the SpeWers yoa can create a sound space to match the tistening envtronment of the room.

• The Ma_tx 6.1 Decoder provides virtuJ s_rround back speakers for experiencing a remarkable

acoustic presence.

• SILENT CINEN£_ provides an incredible listening presence with headphones.

3

CONTENTS

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5

Introduction

Your DVD Home Theater Sound System DVX-S120 consists of the following components.

DVD R_o_]vc_(DVR S]20) I urn1

Spe_&c_rSc-_(NX P120) Sal_llite8Ix_kca_ (Fronl, Surmu_P) (NX 8120) 4 milts

CCnlCrSpeaker _ C120) 1m_t

Subwoofcr (NX SW120) 1unil

Explanations in this Owner's Manual am based on DVX-S120 (DVD Receiver (DVR-S120) and Speaker Set (NX-

P] 20)). If you use speakc_ other than NX-P120, make sure to set the speaker siT_ and volmne lcxe] in advance.

--+Page 62, "Selling the Speaker Size"

--+Page 58, "Adjusting the Speaker Volume Level"

• _ explains additional operating tips that ymt

find xtsefld,

• indicates an operation that yolt should

defi_iteay perform.

@In this manual, operations that can be,peffomlcd on

either the DVD Rc_:_iver or Remote Control are

explained using file Rcanote Control.

@In this manual, Remote Conm._]descriptions and

ilhtstrations are ba._d on models other than those iN

the U.K. or Europe. Any exceptions are clearly stated.

@This Owner's Manual was Irrintcxl before final irroduct

dcxelolmlcat. AfCcsprinting, _le product

specifications may change due to operational upgrades

and other reasons. In this ca._, the spezifications of"file

product itself will take prcgadcace over the

specifications in this manual.

@In _le cases, graphics or terms ltscd may differ

sfightly from the actaal product or packaging to

fac;tlitate explanation.

Supplied Accessories

Make sate all of 1he folin_dng accessories arg ha the box.

DVR-S120

Indoor l-7vl.zmtem_a VMeo 15n C,_le

SpeakerCa_les(Surromad: 5m f2),

I'm _ Center:5m f3))

NX-P120: NX-S] 20, NX-C] 20, NX-SW120

Subwoofer (;able blomating Braakets (Front,

(1 pit,, 5 m, (1)) Stwromxl Speakers (4))

Screw*(M4 X1O)(Front.

Stm_am_lSpeakers(4))

Coni*ol C_le

Sy_m (5 m (1))

Non-S_M P_Ls

(Stzbwoo_, LSet (4))

No_-Ski4Pads(t_onr.Sttrrot_d

8pe_, 2 Sets06))

6

Preparing the Remote Control

Put the batteries in the Remote Control.

pol_rity

Press the/_ mark and slide off lhe bac_(

cover,

_Insert the two supplied batteries (AA, R06,

UM-3) into the battery compartment,

Close the bac_( cover.

Preparing the Speakers

The Front Spoakcrrs, Sarround Spcakcrs, Ccntcr Spc_akcvand Subwoo_k_r haw sf_cia[ _olcs buscd (-_ thc_typc of soand c_ach_wz_lacc_s.

•Th_ F_oot Spcakcrs pro_cc r_l ch_c_l soun_l (slcrco) an_l _oavd _ff_.

• Th_ Slkrrolmd Sp_ak_ p-_ac_ surmun_l sound _d _oand _ff¢c1_.

• Th_ Ccntcr Sp_akcr frm_ac_s so_n_ oficntc_llov,-arfl Ihe c_nl_r of 1he scrcgn suc_ a_ 6_fiog o__ o_-a]_.

• Th_ Sl_bwc_£cr produccs ba_s so_n_ and 1heLFE _gnal coot_n_d i_ Oolby k_gital a_l OTS.

Placing the Speakers

Front Speakers (L, R)

Place the F_ontLc-$1_l R_ghtSpc_akcrsan _u_] dist_ncc

1hei_loall_stordngposition, The distanc_ of cach s_wakor_m

Center Speaker

AUg_ lhc_b:mtfac_ of the c_t_ _akcr ,_,'_ the J'_"_r_l_',__ o£

your vidco mordtor, l_lac_ 1he spcakcr a_ close to th_ mordtor _s

_x_s][ilc (such as dlr_ly o,/_ o_ _1_ the mgr_itor) aml

c_tral]y bctwccn the fro_t _aa_r_.

Surround Speakers (L, R)

Place those spcakcrs lyahlnd your Ustcni_g posifi( -_, facbxg

Subwoofer

Thc po_i1_o_o£the Subwoo_L_ri_ _ot _o _-dlic_1,_._u_c low b_s

so_a_ _rc not highly _'fi,_(_. B_t it i_ bettc_ to p]_ t_a

S_bwoo_L_nca_ the F_oot Sp_akc_s.TuJ_ il sUghlly 1owar_ithe

ooo

• Yon can sccarJ the Cc_t:_ Spcakcf, Sa_mu_d Spc_akcrs o_

Subwc_fcr in placc_aaing fustcncrs or non _id pmis. Yoa can

hang th_ F_oot a_l SarrearS1 Speakers _om th_ wall or a_u_ch

them to opfigmal sf"_kor s_.

See page 53,"Placing the $peeke_s (NX-P120)".

_J

•If 1heI£_lgvi_it_ (mordtor) _ge is distgrJ_Cd,plg_ 1he

speakers uw_- f_om 1het£_kwifi_t_.

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Connecting the Speakers and TV

Connect the cable core with the

color band near the tip to the +

connector. Be careful, if you

"everse the cables, the sound

will be unnatural.

Cable

3 2 core Color

band

Lever

1 Press the lever down.

2Insert the speaker cane core

into the hole.

3 Release the

Speaker Cable (Gray)

• Do not allow the speaker cable cores to touch each othe_

• Do not use excessive force when inserting plugs, connectors or jacks as the? can be damaged.

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Turn off the

"iV before

connecting.

Connect the 1

power cord after

making all other

connections.

Speaker Cable

Video Pin Cable

Speaker

Connect the

Speaker

Cable

(B_ue)

System Control

Cable

Subwoofer

Cable

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Subwoofer If your monitor has onl,

screen

n the

Viewing a DVD

It's time to play a DVD. Select a disc and begin from step 1.

Use

power

For example, switch to video input

1 if CinemaStation is connected

to video input 1.

Press POWER.

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Place a disc _o

0

0

Press

CinemaStation enters

mode.

11

Press [>.

The DVD starts playing.

Press [] to stop playback.

To change discs

Press & on CinemaStation to

eject the disc.

Set another disc in the tray and

press 8.

Press POWER

12

Eject the disc before

the power.

After finished playing, press _ on

eject the disc.Then press _ once

disc tray.

the

iPmblems

No s_ appear

Check the disc jj_l_t to make sure

subtitles are a_ble,

Q

I followed each rrectly but the disc

Some discs have a Disc Menu'

Your settings

Finding the Best DSP Effect

Changing the DSP effect based on listening and viewing content

Select a DSP Program for the movie or music and experience the sound of a

movie theater or concert hall. Follow the chart below to select the DSP

Program that offers the acoustic qualities you want.

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Magnifies the feeling of listening to live rock or iazz in a concert

hall. The screen image and sound field space stretch out to the

fullest, engulfing you in an atmosphere of excitement.

Live Sports e_'_

In a live stereo sports broadcast, announcer voicos are central,

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Names and Functions of Parts

Buttons for amplifier and disc operations

S_*_ the prcviou s,tac_xttrack or chapter.

Cccati_u¢ Izcssing to fasl fbrwfu_dtv f_t rcwc_tsc_.

PROGRESSIVE (NTSC only)

S_i_hcsL)_L)playback bc_twc_c_[wog_css_vc_and

im_/acc outpals. (Soe _ag_ 79.)

A

Opens and close*

the disc tray.

Stops d_scplayl'axcL

JL

P_oscs ¢fi_ playback.

INPUT

Selects an input source. P_ss this

button u_lfl you I'm4 the sou_c_ yo_

w_nt Iowatch o_ li_tcn to.

Selects an audio input signal. You

cansetthe _odly ]cvctf_ the _dio

h_l_t signals whoa th_ Ctldipt_c_t _s

connected toboth OFT[CAL IN jack

and AUDIO IN jacl.

(S** page 77.)

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Buttons for tuner operations

Press INPUT on CinemaSt_ttion cx _ess TUNER on the Remote Cun0"ol tu select l_er mude. In 3hmurmode, the buttons

b_luw fimction as desc,ribczl,

/_B/CiD/E

ScJccts i)r¢_c:;_up_ (A, B, C, 1), h) for I_MiAMstatiLv_s.(SC¢I)_gc41.)

vPRESET/TUNING A

ScJccts _ P_t Ntz_be_.

Searches _ radio sla_on. (See I)_gc 39.)

IPRESET/BAND

Selcct_I-NIorAM tuningmc_tco_ Fre_

mode. (Seapage 39.)

AUTO/MAN'L

$_tc_cs bcCwcc_ Auto 'ruling _mdMan_ Toning

mode_. (Scc page 39.)

Pres_ this botto_ to _cz _mem_,Slatioa to A_,o

Tu_ing mcxle (AU_B"9indic_tcv lights _I)), or pt'_ss

this b_ton to _t CineraaSt_tion to Manual Twfi_g

mode (AU_ID iodic_J_v goes out).

About memory backup

If yuu disconnc, et the lX_WUfc_,;_rd from the outlet,

CinemaStation will memorize the settings listczl to the

right for aIx_ut a week,

Set them agair_if those settings a_ urased after a wc_,k,

o Volume

- Subwo_fer, Center madSurrum_dLIR Speakers output

levels (Sc_ page 58.)

- SET MENU options (See page 88,)

- Sleep Timca"settings (Sc_ page 78.)

- Preset radio statiuns (See page 41.)

- DSP Program settings

Delay Time (Sec page 71,)

FX_lb)' Pru Ix_gic II Music settings (Sc_ page 67,)

PROGRESSIVE

L_ghlsup when

PROGRESS [VE is acl:ivat_L

DSP Program

indicator

l)tghts up when a DSP

P_ogrm:nJsselected.

VIRTUAL

L_ghls up when Viz'_ltal SLEEP

ChacmaDSP Jsenable<L LighLs ap when using

she Sleep Timer.

SILENT CINEMA indicator

L_ghls up when using a L)SP

P_ogramwifl_ h_hones for

SfLENT C_A.

Program, Repeat Jndicatel

PROG: Lighls up d_ing Frogfam Play.

REP: LighLs @daring Re_t flay _orwhole disc,

chapl_ and tr_.

REP ALL: LJghls up during Repeat Ply- for whole

disc.

REP A-B: LJghls up dudngA B Repc_t.

Stop (Pause) Title,'Ptec_, Chapter indicator

indicator TITLE:LJghls upwhen showhagthe title.

LighLsap when stopping o_ TRACK: IAghlsupwhen showingth_ trac_,

p_usJ_gdisc playbael. CHAP: IAghtsup when showing lh¢ ¢hapt_.

Playback indicator

LJghls up during disc playback.

RDS indicator (U. K. and

Europe models only)

LighLsap when receivingan RDS

sigual, in PTYSEEK mcxleth_

PTYHOLD indicato_rlighls up.

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Remote Control Features

Cinem_t_t_on As shown on the left, CinemaStation is composed of three

main parts Remote Control button operations change

depending on the mode, so it is possible to control all

Amplifier, DVD/CD and Tuner functions with a single

remote unit.

For example, in Amp mode the "3" button is used to select

Matrix 61, but in DVD/CD mode, it functions as a

numerical button that specifies time, track and other

numbers.

'3"bu_on

DVDiCD

The Remote Control can also operate a television or VCR

connected to CinemaStation. However, it is first necessary

to enter the manufacturer code for the equipment in the

Remote Control's memory. See page 83, "Storing

Manufacturer Codes in the Remote Control".

To switch modes, follow the steps below,

• Amp mode: Press AMP

• DVD/CD mode: Press DVD/CD See page 23, "DVD/CD

Mode Butlon Name8 and Functions",

•Tuner mode: Press TUNER

For details on Tuner operations, see page 39 "Listening

to the Radio".

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Using the Remote Control

Within 6m

0

[.[setheRemotc_Control _1

_4thin 6 m (20 f¢_) of 1he

Cinc_l_lion and point it

toward the Remotc_Conh_ot

Some reminders when using the Remote Control

•Do not s!_tll water or tea, or drop anyflling on file tmR.

• Do not leave file ttnR i_ file following plan_,s.

Near a _ovc, bath or hot andhunfid place.

In a dusty place.

N an c,x_c,mely cold place.

When the batteries run down, replace them

When the barcc,ries grow old, the effective operation distancg

decreases considerably. When that happens, replant, file barcc,ries

with two new ones. Once, you take the old batteries out, replace

them within two minxttcs toIrrcsc'rve the nlcmory in the Remote

Control.

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,oon0t_ea_ewba_ry w_th

L)O llOt 11_€_¢_ffC't¢I_l tyI_s Of batteries (for c_xam3Na; alkalJn €_,_-I_ _r_angan_s¢) logathar. _h t)q_¢_of bal_ry has iLS

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Press AMP before starting operations

•The p_pl$ co]o_ _m the Remote Co_t_] inditers Amp mode.

Adjusts th$ tes1to_e _4 SET MENU.

MATRIX 6.1

Sets the Malfix 6.1 (k_cod_. (See page 64.)

]n mos1 c_scs, the Matrix 6.1 dcco(L_ works

automatically once Dolby t}ig]tal Sin-round

EX or L)TSES d_scs slatt playing. However,

for some disc types, you may have to Selthe

d_cod_ u_g this button.

-Volume level buttons

Adjust spe_x volume levO. (nee page 5g.)

SW +t.: A£_SI_ the Subwoofer votumc.

CENTER +]-: Adjusts the Center Speaker

"¢o]tLl_e.

$URR _]-: A_st_ the votume orlhc

Surmuad SI_ea_ers.

SLEEP

Sets the Sleep Timer. (See [,age7g.)

MUTE

Tams off the soun4. Press again lo _elorn to the

[_f_,clouts Sottntl volu_e.

This button works in every me(L*.

AMP /

SET MENU

_t_ theSEf MENO. (Seepage89.)

DSP Program buttons

Selc_ls one of foot L)SP l_ograms: MOVIE,

MUSIC, SPORTS or GAME. (See pages 16

and 17.)

The MOVIE anti MUSIC groups conlah_

molfipte soon4 _ld I_ogrm_s. Press 1he

barton repeattxfly anti se]eo,the efI_ you

like.

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Press DVD/CD before starting operations

•The green ¢dior on the Remt_ Comrdi i_diCalCs DVD/CD mode.

Number buttons (_9; 0),

koput_tar=eralsfor t_ael nu_alxa_anti othcrrs.

F_st £_wartls and rc_vcrrsc_s. L

ON SCREEN

Shows thc_On Screen Menuon the TV.

STATUS

Shows type of disc, play/stop slahls, playing _c

anti other_o.

DVD/CD

Pals thc_Remote C(-_lrO]_L)_L)/CL)mode.

-- While hokling do_a SFf[FT, press abullon

be3ow to enable the corresponding opemtlom

7 button: E_ables ReI_l Play.

8 button: E_ables s¢l_gs for A t_ R_pcat.

AUDIO: S_Stohes the audio langu_g_ _the

DVD vktho.

ANGLE: S_dtohcs 1he an,gl_ ofth_ 12VL)

vidzo.

SUBTITLE: S_dtohes 1he subtitle language of

the L)VL)vk_.

-- [] (Stop)

Stops disc ply-back.

gO(Pause)

Pauses disc pie-back.

MENU

;hE__ sUR_Disc Men_ on the TV.

Retorts the Disc M_n to on_ _s_don bel_ore the

/_ v_ <_ I:>./ENTER

A_usl_s (h_ S¢r¢_ Menu and other sc_tthags.

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Using the On Screen Menu

The On Screen Menu includes Preference, Toolbar and Setup Perform

operations using the TV screen.

Preference: You can adjust picture contrast sharpness and other picture

qualities of the DVD or video CD to your liking

l"oolbar: You can use Program Play, Disc Navigation and other handy

playback features.

Setup: You can adjust DVD playback controls such as the default subtitle

language and screen size.

ON--

SCREEN

• . ;; ;

ii_!i!;ii!i !iii_i_i

On Screen Menu

- _1,_,A,V Useful functions

Setting the Status Display

Adjusting the picture quality such as

contrast or brightness

Using Program Play

Using zoom and angle view

Selecting audio and subtitle

languages, and learning about the

disc structure

Finding a scene or track to view or

listen to

Using the Parental Control

Fine-tuning TV screen settings

Setting default subtitle and audio

languages

Setting Playback Control

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Refer to On Screen Menu Guide on pages 94 and 95.

Status window

Video shift

Saturation

Contrast

Color settings (Colour settings

Brightness

Sharpness

Clear All

Tracks

Program

Play list (Playlist)

Zoom

Angle

Chapter Preview

Audio

Disc Navigation

Sub-title (Subtitle)

Frame by Frame

Fast

Time

Slow

Disc Lock

Parentallevel

Enter PIN

Change PIN

TV shape

TV System

Video Output _

*U.K. and Europe models only,

Default Sub-title

(Default Subtitle)

Country

Menu Language

Default Audio

Digital output

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Selecting the Equipment

CinemaStation provides you with a variety of playback options, including

CDs, video discs, music CDs and MP3 discs.You can connect a VCF_ or

video game console and increase your home entertainment possibilities For

connecting the equipment you want, follow the chart below.

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Playback Methods

CinemaStation provides you with avariety of playback methods including

the ability to select and quickly find ascene or tune.

Start operations after first pressing DVD/CD CinemaStation enters DVD/CD

mode to play adisc

Intht_mauu_l,each_c of_ h_sil_ow_ _k f_sshown below-.

DVD/CD

To skip chapters and tracks

<3<] --

To speci_ a track _

To Fast Forward and Fast Reverse

bF;i!_tRe_e 7 7 7 1 7 1

To pause playback

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Frame Advance _

_m

To return to normal play

Slow Advance/Reverse Iovo.vIIVCDI

To return to normal play

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li_|_l IIII |I| _ llii_l ill dI 1[_ iII II_.

ON

SCREEN --

ENTER --

-- Number

buttons

._t_._._ i ;@,,, A

! >

Specify an elapsed time for playback

(Time Search)

Perform opt_radons ltsing the _' On Screen Mcnu,

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ON

SCREEN--

Playback your f_vorite chapters and tracks in the order you

went

Perform operations using the TV On Screen Menu.

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SCREEN--

z&

•Urnce Pmgraz_, P]_.- is s¢4 the PROG h_ficatoT lights up in tha

_tation L)isplay.

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Turnon/offProgramPlayi! _:;_%____! ii!i:;1%ii!;_

III _ ¸¸_ _--= ii= A

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CinemaStation automatically sets Program menu item to

"On" after Program Play starts. The setting does not

change even if Program Play finishes, so you can restart

Program Play by pressing >

To return to normal playback, select "Off" for Program

menu item in the On Screen Menu Even if you set it to

"Off", the playlist remains in the memory, so you can use

the previous play list by setting it to "On".

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You can repeat a P_vorite track, chapter or entire disc.You

can also repeat Program Play and certain parts you

specified as many times as you like.

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Repeat between two points (A, BRepeat) ovo-v vco

Specify the start and end of a favorite segment (points A

and B) then playback between those two points as much

as you like. You can specify a part within one title or track

-- =8" button

-- SHIFT

To return to normal playback

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Many DVDs or video CDs that have Playback Control

include an original menu You can use the menu for

skipping to afavorite title or chapter and switching audio or

subtitle language.

•D_ding on the d£_j, a m_n_l may aotomalicaOy _op _g_whc_

playback start8.

Use Video CD Playback Control (PBC) (Menu Play) +++;+++++++++++++++++++

_m

If you play a video CD that irichtdes Playback Con_l, a nlenlt

wffi appear on file,TV saree,n. Fronl file,memt you can select the

sc_,nes and kifomladon that interest you. In this nmmtal, ltsing

the menu sare_n to play media is called Video CD Menu Play.

Nunthar bxt_ons: For selc, afing the desired item.

RETURN: For rct_ming to file prcvioxts saree, n.

>: For playing the sclc, atc_l item.

;:¢>: For moving to file, next _,roen,

_*::: For rctuming to thc proviolts sarc_n,

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You can play MP3 music that was recorded onto a CD-R or

CD-RW by a computer.

C_ Album_'_

(Folder)

D Track

(File)

•DepemlJng_m_coafling ¢ondidtrnssome discs catmot be played.

Disc Structure

Si_¢_ file MP3 format can store several albmns on a disc,, a

fo]des is assignexl to an ,A]bum". and a fi]e is assigned to a

"Track".

Repeat Play

You can ltse Track Repeat and Albmn Repeat to repeat file

nmsic. See page 34. "Repealing a Disc or _ack (Repeal

Play)",

Playback status on the TV screen

You can checkthe playback stares(disc b,pe, now p]ayizgi

stoppe4.) along with the toted and e]apsedplaying of the curreat

_aek on the TV scxe_n.

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Connecting the Antennas

CinemaStation includes an AM Loop Antenna and indoor FM Antenna Use

the supplied antennas in areas with good radio wave reception. Connect

each antenna into its jack properly

IAM Loop

Indoor FM Antenna

Antenna (supplied) (supplied)

Connect the supplied indoor FM Antenna to the FM

ANT jack

When connecting an outdoor FM

antenna

Use the antcn_a's coaxial cab]c, and a conmlercial]y

availab]e F-type connector to connect the antenna to the FM

ANT jack. For details, ask the shop where you bought the

otttdoor anten_ a.

Earth (GND jack)

The GND ,jack doesmot pr_vkL_ sere grounding. However when tho-e

is _ttot o[ ncdse, conneclmg it may tmprove reception. Io grotmtt

CinemaSlatioa, cormect one _1 of avinyl coalzd vArc to die GND j_k

anti lh¢ oth_r _1 to a ctrn311ercJ&]lyavagabl¢grOttladir_grod or col_c_

shc_, a_d bt_. 1he _c4t or sheet in damp ¢aalh.

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Listening to the Radio

CinemaStation provides several methods for tuning radio stations to help you

find channels as easy as you can.

Display

INPUT Press INPUT repeatedly on CinemaStation until TUNER

appears The input source changes to Tuner (F_adio)and

you can listen to AM/FM broadcasts.

•YO_Ican also {_ess TUNER on the R_mol_ Control to chang_ the haput

You have two ways to select radio stations, Auto Tuning

and Manual Tuning Auto Tuning is quick and handy to use

when radio signal reception is strong

Sele_ stations automatically (Auto Tuning)

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VPRESET/TUNING PRESET/BAND

• ]I _e coton (:) beside the Band indicator goes o_d, _at means

C.i_¢maStadtm_s in Tuning mode. i_tke st_¢ the colon (:) is not lit

Displ;.WAUTOiMAN'L

PRESET/TUNING A

Pt_S¢I _t_b_r Bant_

Group Colon* Frequency

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Select your favodte stations by hand (Manual Tuning)

vPRESET/TUNING PRESET/SAND

For stations with weak radio signals tune manually.

Display AUTOiMAN'L

PRESETi_UNING

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Presetting radio stations in memory helps you tune the

preset radio stations using a few simple button operations.

Automatically preset FM stations in advance (Auto Preset)

NEVCiD/E

MEMORY I

L

Display

PRESE_BAND

AUTO/MAN'L

_/PRESETTI UN ING

Up to 40 stations (5 Cgottps x 8 Stations) can be automatically

preset.

Customizing Auto Preset method

Yott can specify the Preset Grottp or number to start

tuning. Yott can a]so start Attto Tttning at the f_eqttency

currently displayed toward either the lower or higher

frequency.

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Manually preset stations in advance (Manual Preset)

You carl manually preset up to 40 radio stations,

MEMORY AJ_O!DI_

Display -- PRESET/TUN ING A

-- V PRESETf[UN ING

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You can tune in a radio station simply by selecting its

Preset Number.

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PRESET!BARD

You can also change the order of preset stations.

Below is an example of the steps for switching the E1 and

A5 radio stations.

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PRESET v --

FREQ]RDS --

-- A PRESET

-- PTY SEEK

START

PTY SEEK

MODE

U,K, and Europe models

RIDS(Radio Data System) is a _ansmission system fi.vt

FM stations ttsed in many eotmtfies.

RIDStransmissions contain various b,pcs of infd_nation,

including PS (Preston Service), PTY (Proffmn Type),

RT (Radio Text), and CT (Clock Tthle). RDS wtvtks

fllrot@l COOlX_mtion_rnong broadcasting stations,

FREQJRDS

Press tiffs btttton when receiving an RIDSstation to switch

Ix_t_'ctm frequency and RIDS nlode. The RDS mode

display may inc]ttda PS, PrY, RT and CT, dalxmding on

the kfft_nation a radio stationprovides,

SEEK MODE

Press this btttton to sct fl1¢protein b, pc to se,ach for.

SEEK START

Onc_ the irrogram ty-lx_has Ixz_msclcctexl in PTY SEEK

nlode, press this button to h._gi_ the search.

RDS Mod es

RDS sttpptxtts fbttr b,pcs of information: PS, PTY_,

RT and CT.

PS (Program Service)

Shows the name of the RDS station broadcasting.

PTY (grogram Type)

Dividas RDS broadcasts i_to the ] 5 genres shown

at right.

R'I"(Radio Text)

Shows RDS broadcast kfformafion (i_eludklg song

rifle, artist name) ttsi_g up to 64 letters and nmnbcrs

phts the umlaut letter, If"the radio text contains

oilier characters, they will aplx_ar with an tmdarban

CT (ClockTime)

Shows the current thne ltpdatqgl once, a _ninttte. If

data flow is klterruptcxl, CT WAIT will appear,

PTY (ProgramType)

NEWS News

AFFAIRS O.trrent Affki_s

INFO General Infbmlafion

SPORT Sports

EDUCATE Education

DRAMA Derma

CULTURE O.flmre

SCIENCE Science

VARIED Light Entertaimncnt

POP M Pops

ROCK M Rock

M.O,R. M Middle-Of-flw,-Road Mttsic (easy-listening)

LIGHT M Light Classics

CLASSICS Serious Classics

OTHER M Other Mttsic

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Change RDS Mode

There are foltr RDS display modes. When an RDS

station is bro_tdcasfirlg, PS, PTY, RT or CT mode

indicators corresponding to the services Irtovidcxl

]i_lt ltp iN file CinemaStation Display, Press

FREQiRDS repoatcxlly to chutist among the

modes sltpportcxl by the currcatly tuned RDS

station.

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one cx more mode ha_lScatmslight up ia the Cha_tafitm D_spl_y. If

you pte_s FRFA0/RDS befor_ the mode hadJcatmslJ,ght up,

Chaam_Station may not be able to change mode_.

• RDS h_camafion not providezl by _ slalica catmol b_ _cl_d.

• ff th_ RDS station's _ignahrgx_snfis_ion is too weak, Ciaem_Stalion

may _ot be able to age the serv_ lull y. ha paaliaulaL radio te_t uses a

lot of band_ddlh, so Jtmay not be _vailab[¢ even when olhcr m_xte_

are sclectable.

• RD S h_camafion may not tri_smil tmd_ pcmr c(mdititms. In lhis

case, p_ss AOTOiMAN'L to s_ _memgSlaliot_ to Manual Ytming

mode. This changes recepti(m to mtmattml a_d may help RDS

irdca'mafi(m _cap_a_ when yo_ svAtch 1_RDS _spl_y mode.

• ff o_tsk]g im_qfetence disrupts an RDS slalica btogxtoast, RDS

irdca'mafi(m may _udderfly _sap_ a_d "...WAIT" a_ in the

Chaam_Station Display.

When yott s¢l¢_,tfl_¢program tylx%Ci_¢maStation auttmmtically

sc_xches fl_rough all ircesct stations c_trrently broadcasting fbr

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Connecting Video Equipment

Connect a VCR to CinemaStation to play or dub videos You can also

connect agame console or video camera

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• A_w_ys_ th¢ o_mcr's ma_o_ of a_y c_o_pm_mtyou w_nt_) o_L

Notes on the audio jacks

•You cannot sim_tancously or.e boil1IN andOUT jac_ when

thejack names arc file same as each oilier. For example, file

signal input from file VCR IN jack does not output from file

VCR OUT jan&,

• CinemaStation's digital and an alog sign al cireuits are

independent of"each other, so analog input signals can only

output from analog output jac_ and digital input signals can

only output from digital output jae_.

Notes on recording and playing

•Pc_onn a test recording before recording,

•Do not press ON SCREEN during recording aDVD video. ]f

you Weas ON SCREEN, the On Screen Menu appears, and

both fllc video and On Screen Menu will bc rec_l_ded.

•R is not possible to record DSP effects.

• When you tam off the cx_nncetcxlVCR power, playback anund

may bcczmle distorted and file vdiunle reduc_xl. In this case,

mm on the VCR power.

• Evca if you adjug the audio vdimnc, audio quality, or change

the DSP Program during a vidoo recording, it has no effect on

the recorded anund.

•"qidoo recordings that you nlakc catmot Ix_used for any

purpose, other than private enjoyment without the con_t of

the copyright hdider.

• You cannot record from acopy protected DVD disc.

Connect a game console to a digital input: ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................

IYyour game console has a digital output jaek (optical), it can be

connected to CinemaStation's OPTICAL IN jack.

See page 50, "Connecting Audio Equipment" to learn how

to connccZ an optical jack.

Vidc_ output c_nnccts to CincmaStation's VIDEO IN-jaek,

Connect aTV to an audio input;;::::

VIDEO @

TV

Enjoy TV soltnd with CinemaStation by connecting file TV

audio output jack to an AUDIO IN jack.

Press VIDEO on file Remote Control to input TV sound,

U_e a com_cxeially available andio cable.

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For VCR operations, read your VCR owner's manual

• Tttc_Remote Control ¢maalso olxa-ate a tele_sion or VCR ¢onne_0al

lo Cinem_tati_m. Howevgr, it is £trst necessary lo enter the

manofa_-tuser eodz leg 1he equipment in 1be Remote Controt's

memory. S¢¢ I_age 83, Storing Manufacturer Cratle.s in the

Remote Control.

VCR

For game oonsole and video camera operations, read their

respective OWner'smanuals

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For video camera and VCR operations, be sure to read

their respective owneCs manuals.

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Do not connect CinemaStation to a monitor via a VCR The copyright protection

technology incorporated in CinemaStation may not allow the video to play.

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You can connect a CD recorder or MD recorder to CinemaStation to record

audio played on CinemaStation

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Notes on the digital audio lacks

•The digital jacks ave ccmlpatible with PCM, Dolby Digital and

DTS signals,

• The OPTICAL IN-jack is compatible with adigital signal fllat

has a 96 kHz or ]css sarnplklg freqltency,

• You carl or_ "* [npltt Assign" in file SET MENU to assign

VDEO or VCR to the OPTICAL IN-jack. The def_txdtsetting

is VIDEO,

Set to VIDEO (default setting)

Press VIDEO on file Remote Control to inpltt a signal from CD

r¢£&3rderor MD _cordcr,

•When yo_ _ssign the OPTICAL fN jack gs V[12EO and equipment Ls

connected 1_the M[12EO IN jae_, the OI_Y{CAL IN ja¢_ has _orily

over the VIDEO IN jacZ_ ff 1heinpm mode Lss_ to AUTO.

Set to VCR

Press VCR on the Remote ConI_o] to inpltt a signal fi'tml CD

_¢£&_dcr ca=MD re,corder,

•When yo_l _L%[gnthe OPTICAL fN jack _tsVCR and cquSpm_nt is

conncckM 1_the VCR IN jack_, the OPTICAL IN jack ha* _a'iorJty

over the VCR t2_jack_ if thc_haput mode _ set lo AUTO.

For detailsabout _ssigning OPTICAL IN-jacks seepage 88,

"Using the SET MENU", For details about inpltt modes see

page 77, "Switching Input Modes".

•CinenlaStation's digit_] arid analog signal circltits ave

indclxmdent of each other, so analog input signals can on]y

output frt_l analog olttpltt jacks arid digita] inpltt signals can

on]y olttpltt frt_l digital olttpltt jacks.

•CinenlaStation's optical digital jack is designed based on EIA

staridards. If you use an optical cab]c that does not nltx_tEIA

staridards, it may not function propccly,

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Notes on recording and playing audio

•Perform a test recording before recx31_ding.

•It is not lX_ssiblc to record DSP effects.

•When you turn off the cx_nnectedCD rec_an or ME}recorder

lx_wer, playback _und may bc_,ome distorted and the vo]mne

reduced. In this case, turn on the CD re,coNes or MD recorder

lx_wer.

• Even if you adjust the audio vditmle, audio qualib,, or change

file DSP Program during a vidcx_rezx_rding, it has no effect on

the roczrdcd sound. However, i_ DVDiCD nlode, the ou_ut

sound for recording may cut off if any of the operations bdiow

arc, po_ormc_l, Do not pafform any of file below during

re_ording,

-- Output a test tone.

-- Change aDSP Progr_n

-- CotmczMdiscotmcz, t file headphones

• CinemaStation can output a signal from the DIGITAL IN jack

to file DIGITAL OUT jack. The signal input from file

DIGITAL IN jack cannot output fronl the analog output jacks,

and the signal input firm1 the analog input jacks cannot output

from the DIGITAL OUT jacks,

•Audio rezz_rdings that you make cannot be or_d for any

purpose oilier than private cnjoynlcat wifllout the cx)nscat of"

flit copyright holder.

Timer Playback/Recording

Combined with a comnlercially available audio tinier, you can

perform Tthler Playback and Timer Rczz_rdings.

Operations vary depcading on file cquigmcnt and audio d/n_

used, so be sure to read the relcxant equigment owner's nlanual.

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Placing the Speakers (NX-P120)

To got the most out of the sound field effects you need to place the speakers

in the best positions. To guard against poor acoustics like sound blur make

sure the speaker_ are stable. Also read page 7, Preparing the Speakers.

Make sure the top of the television is level Ifthe top of the

television is not level, place the Center Speaker inside the

TV rack or directly on the floor_ In any case, make sure it is

placed on a level surface.

When placing on top of the television, use the supplied

fastener (two pieces) as shown in the picture on the left,

between the bottom of the Center Speaker and top of the

television to fasten

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Place the Subwoofor on alevel hard floor

When placing, use non-skid pads on the bottom of the

Subwoofer in the four corners as shown in the picture This

will prevent the Subwoofer from sliding when it vibrates.

Also, increasing stability prevents degradation of sound

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You can place the Front Speakers and Surround Speakers

on the floor or arack, or attach them to a wall.You can also

mount them on commercially available speaker stands

When placing on the floor or a rack :; ,,, ;

As shown i_ file picture, attach the non-skid pads on the bottoms

of the Front and Sltrrolmd Speakers in the four c_ners. This

stabil_cs file spcakc_ to irrcxcnt sfiding,

* Plan_ on a stable, flat surface.

Non sk54 pad

When attachingtoa wall

S_xews (3.5 to 4 n'tm (]/8_to _¢_)

d_a., con't_ c_Sally availabte)

Attach to the wall xtsing file two holes on file back of file Front and

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When attaching to a speaker stand and bracket

Mounting

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Yamaha Speaker Stand SPS-80 (Option)

Wifll the SPS-80 Speaker Stands, yolt can _Z fl1¢Front Speakers

and Surround Slx_akers on the floor. (2 stands/sct

* SPS-80 stands may not be avai]ablc in c_c,rtain regions.

You can use commercially available speakers instead of

the supplied Center Speaker, Front Speakers, Surround

Speakers, or Subwoofer_ You can also use commercially

available speaker cables instead of the supplied cables

•Use a speakor with 6-ohm impc_lancg or nlorc. If a spcaker

wifll less than 6-ohm impc_lancg is xtsed, fllc protc£_ve circui*

may _p or the speaker may malfanction.

•Use magnetically shieldc_l spcakers. Uthese spcakc_ st:ill

create intofforcnc_ with the monitor, plan_ the speakers away

from the monitor.

•Make sure the speaker cable you use is file same thickness as

fl_c s@plied cable.

• Use speakccs or lh¢ sa_e manofa_xuxer and quality, if [ms_btc. ff the

quakity of each speaker differs, the v_ice or a moving i_¢rsoa may

l_¢omc uXmalural.

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Adjusting the Speaker Volume Level

The default settings of the Speakers are suitable for most conditions.

However, depending on room conditions or listening position, you may

need to adjust the Speaker volume level, especially when changing

speaker or furniture position.

This adjustment is important because it brings out the maximum effect of

the DSP Program, and faithfully reproduces the acoustic personalities of

Dolby Pro Logic, Dolby Pro Logic I[, Dolby Digital and DTS.

Even after performing the test tone, you may still like to adjust the

speaker volume level for some sources. In this case see page 60,

"Adjusting the Speal(erVolume Level During Playback:".

•Yo_ cmmot a4just the vohlmc_ revel whOe c_m_¢_d to headphcclc_s. To adjus4 4isconnc_ct

your headpho-o C_$.

Adjust the volume so that it is the same for each speaker

from your listening position

• To a_Vm,tflae*ound, use flac_Rcmaote Control fsom your Hstenmg

posilic¢_.

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Adjust the volume level of the Subwoofer, Center and

Surround Left!Right Speakers, if you feel the speaker is

unbalanced during audio playback.

SW+/

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To getthemost outofthesound fieldeffects,you need touse all6ofthe

suppliedspeakers(FrontCenter,Surround and Subwoofer).Butdepending

on your listening objectives, you can turn off specified speakers,

When using any speaker other than YAMAHA Speaker Set NX-P120, you

need to specify the speaker size

You can specify these settings in Speaker mode.

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"* CENTER', "* SIJR, or "* BASS"

When using other speakers, be sure to set the speaker

size, and depending on your listening objectives set the

Front Speaker level

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* CENTER

Sets whc_ler the _nter Speaker is p_csentor nm, and

sets the siT_of the Centex Speaker.

Selection items: LRG (Large), SML (Small), NON

(None)

l)efmlIt setting: SML

LRG: Select this sc_ing when using a big Center

Speaker. The entire frcqunncy band of the center charmel

signal is output as it is from the Center Speaker.

SML: Select this s¢_ing when using a small Center

Speaker. A czntex channel signal with a low tone of 90

Hz or below is output from the speaker _,t to * BASS.

NON: Select this setting whun not using a Center

Speaker. The center chanunl signal distributes the same

vo]unle lexe] to the Front L/I_ Speakers.

* FRONT

Sets the siT_of the Front Speakers.

Selection items: LARGE, SM__M_L

l)efmlIt setting: SMALL

LARGE: Select this s¢_ing when using big From

Speakers. The entire frequency band of the front L/l;:

channel signal is output _s it is from the Front Le£t and

Right Speakers.

SMALL: Select this seUfng whun using small Front

Speakers. A front LiR channel signal with a low tone of

90 Hz or below is output from the speaker set to *

BASS.

* SUR.

Sets whether the Surround L/l;:Speakers are present or

not, aridsets the size of"the Surround L/'RSpeakers,

Selection items: LRG (Large), SML (Small), NON

(None)

l)efmllt setting: SML

LRG: Select this sc_ing when using big Surround L/l;:

Speakers or when using Surround L/l;: Speakers with

surround subwoofers connected by speaker cables.

The entire frcqunncy band of the surround LiR channel

signal is output as it is from the Surround Speakers.

SML: Select this sc_ing when using small Surround LiT(

Speakers. A surround LiR channel signal with a low toun

of 90 Itz or below is output from the speaker set to *

BASS.

NON: Select this setting whun not using Surround I_

Speakers. The surround L/l;: channel signal disWibutes

file same volume level to the Front LiR Speakers.

*BASS

Selects flit speaker to output a LFE[BASS (low tone)

signal. LFE stands for Low Freztununy Effoat and it is

used to output bands of"90 Itz and below when Dolby

Digital or DTS is active,

Selection item: SWFR (Subwoofcs), FRONT, BOTH

l)efitult setting: SWFR

SWFR: Select this sc_ing when using a Subwoofun

The LFE and low tone (90 Hz arid below) sound froul

othan channels, de.haling on * CENTER, * FRONT and

• SUR. sc_ings, are output frtml the Subwoofun

FRONT: Select this se_ing when not using a

Subwoofer. The LFE and low tone (90 Hz and below)

sound fronl ofllan chunncls, depending on * CENTER, *

FRONT and * SUR. _,ttings, are output from the Front

LiR Speakers.

BOTH: Select this item to mix alow tone, of 90 Hz and

below with aLFE channel when using aSubwoofer arid

indc_ndc_t of"file Front Speaker Sound mode sc_ing.

The entire frequency band of the front L[R ehunncl is

output from bofll the Front LiR Speakers and Subwoofun

Sound can output from the Subwoofer during 2-charmel

or Dolby Surround playbaak.

* F, Level

Selects the Front Speaker lcxel.

Whun the Front Speakan volunle lcxel is exI_enle]y high

arid out of aligtmlunt with that of other speakers, you can

lower the volume level and regain a balance.

Selection items: Nnn (Nounal), -10 dB

Default setting: Nm

Nrm: Usually this setting is selected.

-10 dB: Use this setting ff the output level of the Center

or Surround Speakers is out of"alignment with the Front

Speakers. The volmun level of"the Front Speakers

decreases ] 0 dB (about lf3).

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Selecting DSP Program Effects

To get the most out of CinemaStation select a sound field based on how

many speakers you want to use and the listening environment

Select a sound field based on

how many speakers you want

to have sound,

Select asound field based on

your listening environment

Enjoy original Dolby and DTS

sound

-- MATRIX 6.1

Matrix 6.1 sound creates arealistic sense of sonic

movement with a surround back sound

You can enjoy Dolby Digital plus Matrix 61 or DTS plus

Matrix 6.1 sound without adjusting any settings when you

play a Dolby Digital Surround EX or DTS ES disc.

In addition to Dolby Digital Surround EX or DTS ES discs,

you can also enjoy Matrix 61 sound with a 51 channel

source. Selecting Matrix 61 with the MATRIX 61 button

will enable the Dolby Digital plus Matrix 6.1 and DTS plus

Matrix 6.1 decoder_ The surround L/R channel will produce

a surround back channel, making it possible to output

sound from a virtual surround back speaker.

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Depending on whether the source is Dolby

or DTS, automatically switches between

Dolby Digital plus Matrix 61 and DTS plus

Matrix 6.1 audio. Even if you play a 51

channel source with this setting, no virtual

surround back speaker is created.

Select this item to play a51 channel source

with Matrix 61 Sound outputs from the

virtual surround back speaker.

The Matrix 6.1 decoder is not enabled. Even

if you play aDolby Digital Surround EX or

DTS ES disc, no sound outputs from the

virtual surround back speaker.

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Selecting Dolby Pro Logic II converts a 2-channel source

into virtual multi-channels for enjoying sound using all

speakers.

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Change the Dotby Pro Logic Music setting

You can change the _ttings (p_tr_netcrs) for Do]by Pro Logic I]

Music and adjust tim sound field to match your listening space.

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(parameters),

PANORAMA

Gives frunt LiR charnel sound a _xap_trmtnd cffbct, dis_buted

throughout tim entire surround sound field, for an expansive

fc_lklg.

Function: Expands the front sound field of Do]by Pro Logic [I.

Selection item: OFF/ON

Default setting: OFF

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channels to the volume balance you desire.

Function: Adjusts tim diffevenc_ Ix3t_'cunfront surrmmd sound _=

field _ld SUlTOlfflO VOIDIIle.

Variable range: -3 (stronger toward tim surround direction) to

+3 (stronger toward tim front dire_:,fiun).

Default setting: STD (Standard)

CT WIDTH

Distributes tim center channel sound to tim left and fight.

Function: Expands audio from tim _runt sound field to the left

and 15ght,

Variable range: 0to 7.

[?set to 0c_nter channel sound will only ou_ut _rtm_Center /

Slx:aker. As the wlue fie_s center channel sound is incv_mnt_l]y

distributed to tim _ Slx:akers. When set to 7, sound will only

output from tim _ Speakers.

Default setting: 3

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Since Virtual Cinema DSP processes the sound input

source, you can virtually reproduce surround speakers,

and enjoy a DSP Program with only your Front L./R

Speakers

-- DSP Program buttons

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Connect your headphones to the _ (phones) jack on

CinemaStation and enjoy multi-speaker simulation called

SILENT CINEMA.

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You can control the big sound effects and focus on

listening clearly to speech. Enjoy a DSP Program even in

the evening at a low volume

NIGHT-- 4JJi! ¸ _i

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To return to normal play

Press NIGHT to deactivate Night Listening mode, "Night L.

OFF appears in the CinemaStation Display.

-- DSP Program

buttons

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--DSP

Program

buttons

Each DSP Program is designed to draw out the maximum

effect from the source audio. CinemaStation provides the

DSP Programs with optimum value of parameters including

reflected sound, reverberant sound and Delay Time

Among these parameters, you can change the Delay Time

to match to your Speaker positions

Delay Time is the time gap in playback between front

speaker audio and surround speaker audio. The bigger the

value becomes the later the surround audio plays back,

and the bigger the sound space feels.

Delay Time is preset at an optimum value for each DSP

Program. In most cases, the default value will work well for

your listening enjoyment But depending on the audio

source or listening environment, you can adjust each DSP

Program the way you like.

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PL No'nna] 15

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Nom_l 5

(Do]byDigital, DTS)

Matrix 6.1 5

(Do]byDigital, DTS)

PL II Movie 15

(Do]by Pro Logic II Mtwie)

PL II M_.tsic 5

(Do]by Pro Logic II Music)

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You can play back and enjoy movie sound processed with

Dolby Digital, Dolby Pro Logic or DTS. Enjoy smooth,

precise and flowing audio of the original sound design.

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You can enjoy the 2-channel (stereo sound) source only

with the Front L./R Speakers.

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Types of Input Signals

You can check the type of input signal and format from the CinemaStation

Display.

You can also set the input mode to select the digital/analog entry sequence

or to only input aspecified signal.

During playback, you can show input signal type, format

and sampling frequency information in the CinemaStation

Display.

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Input signal information

• (Format)

Shows the input signal format. When file digilal input

cannot be recognizezl, the mode is set to analog,

__la]og Audio Analog

IKTM Audio PCM

Ddiby Digital Audio Do]by DGTL

DTS Audio DTS

Oilier Digilal Signals Unknwn DGTL

•(Audio Channels)

Shows the armlber of"audio channels an input signal

contains (only when Dolby Digital or DTS is inpuf).

For example, "in: 3i2iLFE" indicates 3 Front Channels,

2 Surround Channels and LFE.

"] +]" indicates Main +Sub in bilingual broadcasts or

other 2 channel audio, and MLT indicates 3-channel or

more multi-channel audio,

•fs

Shows file frequency sampling of an input signal (on])"

when digital signal is input)!, If the sampling frequency

cannot be measured, "unknown" appears,

•rate (bit rate)

Shows the amount of data an input signal contains per

second (unly Dolby Digital and DTS). If the bit rate

cannot be measured, "unkmown" appears.

•flg(nag)

Shows a roaognifiun signal (flag), in an input signal and

initiates an action (only Ddiby Digital and DTS). If the

flag cannot be recognized, "None" appears,

Note on digital signals that exceed 48 kHz

CinemaStation's digital input jack can input a smnpling

frequency up to 96 kItz. For details read the owner's

manual of the devic_ connoatcxl to the digital input jack.

Koap in mind the points below when inputting adigital

signal that exceeds 48 kItz.

• DSP Programs are not seloatable. You can only listea to

normal 2-channel stereo frtml the Front Speakers.

• During playback, you cannot adjug the vditmle lCNClof

Centes and Surround I JR Speakers.

•Depending on the "* Speaker Set" _Zting in the SET

MENU, the Subwoofcs may output sound.

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Selection

butlons

You can playback most sources without aproblem with

the AUTO setting (factory default setting) Then depending

on your needs, you can select the priority level for digital

and analog input signals, and specify formats such as

DTS.

AU'I O:

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Inpltt signal carl be sel¢,c,ted in file andes below.

] ) DigiIal signal

2) Analog signal

Only DTS carl be played.

Only analog signal carl be,played.

Learning about input modes, jacks anti Input Selection

buttons

Ci_enlaStation can receive signals from fl_c VIDEO (analog[),

VCR (analog) and OPTICAL (digital) jacks of equipment that

is connected to it. You can assign a VIDEO or VCR input name

to the OPTICAL IN-jack. This will allow you to use the VIDEO

bu_on or VCR button to input a de.an connected to the

OPTICAL IN-jack (VIDEO is assigned in the default setting.)

Normally, an analog signal is input to the VIDEO or VCR IN-

jack, and a digital signal is inpltt to the OPTICAL IN-jack.

However, by setting the input mode to AUTO the input will be

autonmtically detected and you can then playback audio from

the de.an you want by sin_ply pressing an Nput Selection

button.

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Using the Sleep Timer

After a specified time the power automatically enters standby so you can

enjoy CinemaStation until you fall asleep.

-- SLEEP

To cancel the Sleep Timer

Keep pressing SLEEP until SLEEP OFF appears in file

CirlemaStation Disp] ay,

In a few s¢_,onds SLEEP OFF disappears, The CinemaStation

Display oun_ again shows the DSP Progrlun aqd the SLEEP

indicator disappears,

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Enjoying HighiQuality Video

Progressive Scan (NTSC only)

The COMPONENT VIDEO jack on CinemaStation is compatible with

Progressive Scan You can enjoy highly defined images without flicker when

connecting to a television that has a component video input jack compatible

with Progressive Scan

Prog_eive Scan ie available only for NTSC eignal output, See pages

94 and 95 "On Screen Menu Guide"

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ProtectingYour Children from Undesirable Scene

Using Parental Control

You can cut a scene that you do not feel it is suitable for your children, or lock a

disc from being played.

CinemaStation allows you to set the level of Parental Control. It then checks the

level of a disc whose level has been set in advance and automatically decides if

the content is suitable for viewing by your children before playing

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CinemaStation locks adisc by storing its ID code in

memory So the next time the disc is inserted the user is

prompted to enter apassword to unlock the disc Enter the

password correctly to load the disc

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Storing Manufacturer Codes in the Remote

Control

If you set the manufacturer code (a unique code assigned to each

manufacturer) in the CinemaStation Remote Control, you can operate a

connected television, VCR, CD or MD recorder with the Remote Control

•Depem_g on the mt_dct, Lh¢R_aol* Cona_ot may not wor_q or only work wit_ a ]iraile<t

nu_ab¢_ or f_¢tto_s, ha 1NS c_tse, use the _mote conh_o[ I_aIcame _-ilhlh¢ l_[¢vision, VCR,

CD or MD reorder.

--TV

--Number

buttons

-- SHIFT

VCR

When a manufacturer code is set for the TV button or VCR

button, you can begin using the features described in

"Available Operations" on page 84.

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ft_ the VCR button yoa can only set a VCR, CD or M:D recort_

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When the Remote Control's TV orVCR

button does not work even after setting the

device manufacturer code

Try again from step 1 and keep the following points in

mind.

•Make sure you select the Remote Control's TV or VCR

button correctly when setting the narnufaeturer code.

• ff there are multiple manuf_ctur_ codes enter them in

order.

• A_er rein_,i'thlg batteries, try file steps again (within 2

nfinules of"reinserting).

(When rc/lnsei'dng battc_es be careful not to press the

Re,note Control buttons. If a m_nu_eturer code has bcga

set for file TV or VCR button, it may get deleted.)

To return to the factory default settings

While pressing SHIFT down as in step 2 Setting file

Manufaetttrer Code, entcx 299 for TV or 399 for VCR.

(Step 3 is not necessary.)

Maintaining manufacturer code settings

Replace battc_ es Ix_fo_e they Ix_comc unltsable. When the

batteries wear out and yo_t remove them, the custom

manufaetttrcs code sc_ing will stay in memory for about 2

minutes. Be eare_] beeaus_ if more than 2 nfinutas elapse

the codes may be deleted. Also, at this dane, be careful not

to accidentally press a Remote Con_ol button, This can

dcac_ file codes.

While you set the manufacturer code for the "IV or VCFI button, you can use

the following functions after you press the TV or VCFI button.

VCR operation

-- .1 TV F'OWER

*_TV Chamaet S_ection (=)

*_TV Chamaet S_ection ( )

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TV operation

Chmmcl Sdeclior_ (+)

C_ncl Scle_ction ( )

*aVCR Re.wind

Votum¢(+)

Votum¢()

Prc_ss POWER bcffbre sta:rl:Mg Ol:mra_ions.

Input Swilch

*_VCR Stop

*_VCR Fast Forwaed

*_VCR P_nso

*_VCR Playback

"2_¢ yoa set lh¢ VCR manufa_%_r cc_k_ _br Ihe VCR baltOn, yoa can opceate your VCR.

CD or MD recorder operation

Rc'xc_n_o Sere'oh

Reverse Sidp

Playback

-- Tr3ck Set¢clion,/E1 al:_sed Time Input

Stop

-- Foa'war4 Search

-- Foa'war4 SkSp

P_,_ssVCR befbrc_ sta_t_g olx_atlons.

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Depending on the model and year, you may not be able to use some manufacturer products In this case, use

the remote control supplied with each product.

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Manufacturer Manufacturer Code Manufacturer Manufacturer Code Manufacturer Manufacturer Code

Yam._a 299'292 Fun_ 2'f/1_18"285 P_ 297"256"287

Ach_r_2 2.924293 lautttrete¢ 285 (_a_ 234"235

Aiko 287 r_E 293"297"234"235"235 Radio Siaack 299"293"297"285"285

Aiwa 294"276"283 r?riL,ralter 297 RCA 293"29'/'234"256"25'//

258

Ak_d 295"296 [,G/Gol_ztar 297"298"239"237

ReaU_tie 299"293"297"285"285

AIL,a 296 rgreoclma_z 296"298P523

S.MqA 223"269"265"266

AOC 297"286 rgrrtmdig 229"238"2A9

Audiovox 285 Harcard 285 Saa_I_o 286"297

Saa_amg 29'/'239"2A 8"262¢275/

8eleor 297 Hitachi 29'/'239"2A2"2A3 286

Rell & Howell 292 ICE 296 Sanyo 295"233"2'/9"2'_2¢273/

Be,z_ 298 ]rra_o 296 2'/a

Blauptan_ 229"222 I_]Nolda 244"2A5 Sehmeid_r 296

81u_ _y 298 2C nem_y 293"297"234"237"285 Scott 297"285

8ratlford 285 ,IVC (Vi6-tor) 296"2A6"2A7 Sharp 292¢239"232¢28 j-

8r'am_t 223 Kemdo 298 Shogtm 297

8rocso_fe 297 Kemwood 297 Sienaems 229

Brok'woo,L 297 KTV 297"239"285 Signal_t¢ 292

B_zh 296 I_ew¢ 2.98/'2,48 Sony 263

Ca_dle 286"297 I_XI 293"297"225"226"233 Sound_sign 285

Cif_x_n 286"287"297 M&gmavox 297P525"239"286 SSS 285"297

Clatro_e 298 M_"anrz 286"297 St._H_ 285

Co_:ee 285 M_stai 295 Sylva_aia 297"225"286

Craig 224"285 MGA 286"297 Teknika 297"285"287

_e_lex 225 Mi_ubigh_ 299"297"259 'Fel_rd_a 269"264"265"266

Cream 285 MI'C 286"297 Thomson 223"266

Chn_is Mathis 29'//226"286 M_l_te¢ 285 '1eshib,_ 29_6"267

CXC 285 NEC 29'/'252¢282¢286 Yideeh 29'/'2A2

Da_woo 29"/'298_24"2S/'228[ Nikko 286"287"297 Wards 29'/'239"232¢286

287 Nokia 244"2A5

Daytron 239"297 Nokia Oceania 245

Du,_2 298 No_aend_ 265"266

E_a3aont 297 IVIC 287

Fznae_on 29"224"239"232"285 Onwa 296"285

Faav_on 286"297 Panaso_e 234"235"236"253

Fergt_zon 223"265"266 l_H¢o 297"225"239"286

First line 298 13fiHps 225

lais_er 295"233 l_or 297

F_J_a 298 l'ion_er _6"235"254"255"268

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VCR

Manu_tu_r Manuf_ctursr Cod8

Yam@la 399/39_93_9L

._lmira_ 395

.%Jw_ 396/397/39_2_39

._J_ai 322/323_

._1_a 363

AMio l_*Se 392/394

A_liovox 396

Bea_k 363

BeE & H_dl 393

BI_M 325/326

Broeso_fie 327

B_sh 322

C_JL_ 396

C_dle 335/3_J3i39_J

C_on 325/328

CGM 396/332

Cili_,_ 396

Crag 396/3_J3

Ct=_ Mad_i_ 397/328/333/392

Cyb_ex 363

Daewoo 328/33z¢335

DBX 392/394

I)ira_sba 333

_l_eh 397

_lo_l_ho_ 396

_lo_l_hoM¢ 396

Emccso_ 327/334/39_J/397

Fish_ 393/336

F_mi 397

Ga_axl 397

GE 328/333/3S7_J3

].GiGoldsi_" 3961385/392

C_au,_ 334/337

Cr_ 397

C_l_fig 332/338

HiI_ 325/333/3_9/3_2_43

H_: K_edon 392

h_la_r_ R_play 325/328

It_o_'_ 393

l_< 328

IC Pe_ay 397d393i39z_25i333i

349/363/396

IVC (V'wAOC) 392/39LI3_I345i34_Ji

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K_._O 396

K_l_ood 397d394/396

Ko&ak 396

M_nu_acturer I_lanulactursr _od8 r_n_fa_u_ r_r_f_ur_r _o_J_

I2oyd 397 Sharp 395/362/382

Loew_ 396/337 Sie_.a_t_s 393

I,uxt_ 395 Sig'zm_ 2009 395/397

LXI 3931396/397/336/3_9 Sony 368/379/372/373/374/

Mag_vox 325/326/328

Sylv_fi_ 397/325/326/328

Magt_ 363

S_phoaie 397

M_aal_ 392/39L/328

T_bezg 334

Mzrl_ 396

T_o 396

Mals_j 396

Ta_g 392/394

M_I 328

Teae 392/394/397

M_mccex 328/336/363/396/397 Tee_zfic.s 325/328o

M_ol_a 333/3_9/3_2

Tek_dk_ 328/396/397

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Mi_s_t_*ld 399/3 ,_ 8,_.,9&.,2/

353 Tel_famk_t_ 376/377

MTC 363/397 Thorn 393/396

M_llil_eh 39713_8/35 _ To_iiba 355/369/389

NEC 392/394/3_/383 To_M6n 363/396

Nikko 396 Ut_v_z_ 396/327/376

Noblex 363 V_l_ R_:c_h 392

NoMa 393/395 V'_._leo_soaie 363

NoMa O_ie 395 W.V_q-Io_._e 396

Okaao 323 W::_Lg 395/396/336/362./328/

342/363/397

Olylupie 325/328

C'_ _lgg 396 CD recorder

O_on 327 I_l_nufac_u_ I_r_v, factut_t Cod_

Pa,_o_e 3251328/355/378/38_/

385 Y::,zhaha 499

Pe_ 33313_9/3_2 DF240N 422/423

Plflleo 325./328 FI_l,a¢l_ 424

357 K_mv o.xl 422

Ph_lol_ 337 M_Iz 422

Pflo_ 396 PM_I_s 4'22

Piot_eec 325 Pi6neer 426

Q_a:c 325/328 Sony 427

Radio SMOg 396./397 Teae 429

R_ix 396

RCAfPROS(L'kN 325/326/328/333/335/ _dlD _ooo_dor

34913581369/363/3_2 I_l_nufac_u_ M_r_ufactut_t Codo

R_alisfie 393/397/328/336/359/

362/396 Y::,zhaha 599/522/598

Samso_g 3541358/363/36L/365/ Denol_ 525/524

366/335 .IVC (Vk.l.._) 525

Sa,_i 394 K_mvoo4 526

Saayo 393/336/367/363 O_=o 592

Sel_r_eidec 337 Pi6neer 527

Seo_ 3991335/336/3_8/359/ Sharp 528

352/354/355

Se_xs 32813_2/396 Sony 522

Teae 593

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Using the SET MENU

You can use the SET MENU to adjust settings including Speaker settings

Change the settings to match your listening environment.

The SET MENU contains the items below

*Speakcs Set

* CENTER

* FRONT

* SUR.

* BASS

* E LeNel

*LFE LeNe]

* SP LFE

* HPLFE

*SP Delay

* CENTER

*D. Range

* SP D.R

* HP D.R

* L!I;: Balance

* HI?Tone CTRL

* HI? BASS

* HP TRBL

* Input Assign

* OPT:

* Input Mode

* Display set

* DIMMER

*Ttmer S_p

SML

SMALL

SML

SWFR

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0dB

0 ms

MAX

MAX

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Adjust the playback level of the LFE signal

(* LEF Level)

You carl adjast the LFE charmel output lcarelwhile

playing a Dolby Digital or DTS signal. Adjust file LFE

lcare] to match the performuncc of"tile Subwoofbr and

headphones.

Submenu: SP LFE, HP LFE

Variable range (dB): -20 to 0 dB.

Default setting: 0 dB

Set the DelayTime of the Center Speaker (*

SP Delay)

You carl set the Delay Time of file Cantos Speaker, This

is effective when the Center Speakan outputs sound

during Dolby Digital or DTS playback.

Nomla]]y the Center Speakes and FrunI LiR Speakans

arc planed in line with each other. Howcaran, they should

be placed at an eqaal distance from tdlc ]istunan so flart

the sound each one outputs enters the listener's car at the

sanle time. Wifll Delay"Time, the Cuntar Speaker can be

moved to an ideal position farther away"to mateh the

distance of each speaker to file fistenar. Centar Dday is

effcx,tive in adding depth to file sound field and Irresence

to speech,

Variable range (ms): 0 to 5 ms

Default setting: 0ms

Press > to set file speakcx's virtual position fitrther

away. Press <J to set it closer.

Virtual Center Speaker Position

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_tway £¢ccmlhe 1/slz_hag position by 30 cm (l root).

Set the dynamic range during Dolby Digital

playback (* D. Range)

You carl s_lect the dynamic range (SlrrCad between the

max, and rain. volunlc) of"Dolby Digital playback from

3 lave]s,

Submenu: SP D.R, HP D.R

Selection items: MAX (Maxinlun0, STD (Starldard),

MIN (Mininlmn)

Default setting: MAX

MAX: Play's back the dynamic range of file sovxc_ at the

maximmn ]inliI,

STD: Dynanfic range reoommundcxl by so_wa_

manafaetarc_ for home use.

MIN: Easy to hear even at a low volume, dynamic range

suitable for evening listening.

•DcpendingontheDotby Digitalplaybacksoanee, the MqN

dynanfi¢ _angc may not wor3_ _4 rcstdt ha an extremely low

vohtm_. In this ¢as_, set the 4ynamic range to MAX o_ STD.

Adjust the volume balance of the Front

Speakers (* L/R Balance)

You carl _I the volmun balance of flit Front L/I_

Speakans. This sc_ing also applies to Headphunes.

Variable range: LiR 10 levds

Default setting: Cuntan

Press > to nlake the sound snlaller in flit Front L¢_

Spcakan, and press < to make file sound snlaller in the

Front Rigilt Speakcs. You cannot turn off the sound for

cifllar unc of file Front Speaker.

Adjust the sound quality of headphones

(* HP Tone CTRL)

You carl adjast the low tones (BASS) and hill tones

(TRBL) of"your headphones.

Submenu: HI?BASS, HP TRBL

Variable range (dB): -6 to -_3 dB.

Default setting: 0dB

Press t::,-to inarease the range of the low or high tones.

Press <J to decrease the range.

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Reassign input jacks (* Input Assign)

You can assign CinemaStation's OPTICAL IN-jack to

VIDEO or VCR. When set to VIDEO, irress the VIDEO

button to operate file device connected to the OPTICAL

IN jack and the input soltrce name wi]l appear as VIDEO.

When set to VCR, press file VCR button to operate file

deMce connected to the OPTICAL IN jack and file input

source name will appear as VCR.

Selection items: VIDEO, VCR

Delimit setting: VIDEO

Set the input mode when powering on (*

Input Mode)

Set the input mode for poweMng on when playback devicgs

are cx_tmected to both digital and analog jacks.

Selection items: AUTO, LAST

l)¢fllult setting: AUTO

AUTO: When CinemaStation power is _ttmed on the input

nlode alttomatically _ to AUTO.

LAST: The last selected input nlode is app]ied as is.

Set frequency step (*Tuner Step) (Asia and

General models only)

The inter-station fi_eqltency spacing diff¢_ depending on

flilcareas. Set the fi'equency step according to the freqltency

spaning in yovx area,

Selection items: AMgiFMS0, AM] 0/q3MEX)

l)efimlt setting: AMgffTVI50

Press t> or < to select file desired se_ing.

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new setlS_g bo_omos effe_Rivo actor yon loJ'a o_

Cin_ma_q_tticcn agaSn.

• Refer to 1_o ]i_t below _or 1_o frequency _ac_ng.

m North, C_nts_ and South America: AM10/_FM 100

m Other are_: AMg/ffMS0

Adjust the CinemaStation Display

brightness (* Display set)

Dimmer

You can adjust the Cinenlagtation Display brightness.

Variable ramge: -4 to 0

l)afmlIt setting: 0

Press t> to increase the brigilmess. Press < to d¢_:xe_e the

brightness.

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Using the On Screen Menu

You can use the On Screen Menu to adjust settings for DVD playback

including picture and language settings.

ON

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For example, adjust the color saturation

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Preference Picture

Toolbar

Adjust from +] to --7, Adjusts the screen

l_aition,

Adjust from -7 to +7. Adjusts the videx_ cx_lor

saturation,

Foatu_

Video shift

Saturation

Contrast

Color eeUinge

(Colour settings)

Brightness

Sharpness

Statue window

Program Clear All

"lYacke

Program

Play list (Playli80

View Zoom

Angle

Chapter Preview

Play Option Audio

Disc Navigation

Sub-title (Subtitle)

Search Frame by Frame

Fest

Time

Slow

Adjust from -7 to +7. Ac_:,enmates bright and

dark parts of video.

Adjust the video shade.

Adjust from -7 to +7. Adjusts the vidcx_

brightecss,

Adjust from -7 to +7. Adjusts the videx_

vividness.

Set to "On" to turn on/off the status display using

the, STATUS button on the Remote Control. The

status display includes the _,pe of disc, the

currently playing traekich aptar nmnbex, the total

time of"_aekich aptar and the elapsed time of"

_aekichapter. Set to "Off" to hide the, gatus

displah;

Deletes all Program content. Page 33

Selects a track. Page 31

Selects Program Play "On"i"Off'. Page 33

Shows Playlist, Page 33

Enlarges the pietu_.

Switches the picture angle.

Returns to the beginning of'the chapter c_rrently

playing,

Selects the, mtdio langltage,

Select the title, chapter or track to play,

Selects the subtitle langltage, You can only select

languages the disc contains,

Advances/reveres one frame at a _ne, Frame

Advance is not available with videx_CD,

Select the sw_d from among -32, -8, 4, 1,4, 8,

32,

Swg, ify an elapsed time and s_arch for a _',ne.

Page 30

Select the sw_d from among -1, -112, -IN, -1/_I,

0,1/4,1/'2,1.

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Setup Access Disc Lock

PaPental level

Enter PIN

Change PIN

TV .1 TV shape

TV System

Language

Audio Menu

Features PBC

Set _1c Disc, Lock "Otf'f'Off". Page 82

Adjust the level from 0 to -_8. Page 81

Enter file password. Page 80

Change the passwtwd. Page 81

Set to match your TV screen aspect.

4:3 panscan

4:3 ]ettcxbox

Wide-s_ccn (W_descreen)

Set the video signal system *_to nmtch your TX

Set to AUTO when using a TV conlpatthle with

Ix)ill NTSC and PAL,

Video Output (U,K. and Europe nlodels only) Sets the output

signal of AV MONITOR OUT jack to YUV or

RGB,

Default Sub-title Set file language you usually selc,at for subtitles.

(Ottffault Subtitle) When playing a disc', file subtitles in the selected

language appear first. When the disc does not

contain the seltg,ttzl subtitle language, no subtitle

appear,

Country Select file count'r3iwhere you use CinemaSmtion,

Menu Language Setthe languagefor the On Sc_en Menu,

Default Audio Set file language you usually select for audio.

When playing a disc', you hear flit andio in the

sc&-_ted language first. W]len file disc does not

contain the sel¢cttzl language you sel¢cttzl, it will

play in another language.

Digital output Select the output signal for the OPTICAL OUT

jack. The speaker sound changes depending on

the setting for this munu item.

All: Ottt-puts all t3rl_s of digital signals that

CinenlaStafiun can _eproduc_.

PCM Only: Ottt-puts the Pro Logic dccodtxl

signal only.

Set P]aybank CuntrN "On"?'Off". If set to "Off',

the Disc Menu dc_s not aplx_aron the TV s_een.

*_Be careful whun setting this memt item, If it does not match your T_. the memt and p]aybank screen wi]] not appear

irropcrly or will not appear on file TV. If that happens, refL'xto "Recover TV settings" Ix_]ow.

*_This lmi_ can play PAL and NTSC, but your k_levision must match the system used on file disc.

Recover TV settings

When the semen does not appear pmptwly due to TV setting, pcrfbrm the steps below to recover the setting,

I Press DVDiCD.

2 Press [] for 5 sc'conds, NTSC<->PAL appears in the CinemaStation Display,

3 Press hi0to switch the sc,tting. NTSCiPAL SET appears in the CinemaStation Display,

When conn¢,afing with AV MONITOR OUT (U,K, and Europe models only)

] Perfoml steps ] and 2 alxwe.

2 Press [] again, YUV<->RGB appears in Nc CinemaStafiun Display,

3 Press nilto switch Nc sc,tting. YUViRGB SET appears in Nc CiunmaStafiun Display,

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Solutions to Common Problems

Be sure to check the points below if CinemaStation doesn't seem to be

working normally for you. If you notice something wrong that is not listed

below and you have already tried some solutions with no success, turn off

the CinemaStation power, remove the power plug from the outlet and contact

the store where you purchased the product or your nearest YAMAHA sound

products service center and ask for assistance.

Power turns on but immediately shuts off.

m l The power plug is not completely plugged

111.

Insert the plug i11tothe outlet firmly.

m2 Speaker cable is shorted. Whun power is

_r11¢xlon, the irrotective circuit engages and

shuts file system down.

Make sure that all speaker cables are

corr¢,atly connected.

CillemaStatlon rocgived a s_'ung, external

el¢,aWicshock such as from a lightening bolt

or excessive static el¢,c,Wici_.'.

Pat CinemaStadun in standby, pull out the

elc,atric cord then wait for about 30 _,c,onds

Ix_fore _inscrdng the cz_rdand turlling on

file !_wer again.

No SOUl'/(].

_1 You thd not c,onnect the cable Irroperly.

Chc,ak your c,onnections.

_2 The sounc_ you selc,c,tcxlis not suitable for

playback.

Choose the cza'rc,at source using file I11put

Seleedun buttuns.

_3 You did not c,onnect the Speaker cable

properly.

Cheg,k your speaker cotmectluns.

m4 You tur11¢xlthe sound volmne down.

35.tm the sound volmne up.

_5 Sound is muted.

Press MUTE or VOLUME -% to _galn the

smmd and adj_t the volume to your liking.

_5 You 111serted aCD-ROM flint CklemaStafiun

cannot play.

Play a sounc_ signal that CillemaStatlon can

play.

No picture.

You did not c,omlect the cable gtoperly.

Chc,ak your c_onnections.

The audio suddenly decreased.

The Sleep Time funedun startcxl workillg.

Tttm the power back on and try playillg the

sounc_ again.

Sound is too low on one side.

You did not connect the cable IYtoperly,

Chc,ak your connections.

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No sound from the Surround Speakers.

_1 You turocdofftheSurround

Speaker

vo]mnc level.

Tm_l up the Surround Speaker volmne. Sc_

page 60.

No sound except from the Front

Speakers.

mlYou arelistening to STERN) sound.

Press STEREO and nlake sure sound field

effect is on.

m2 You are playing a source such as Dolby

Surround, Do]by Digital or DTS that doesn't

contain a swgial effect signal,

Select anofller DSP Prognmn.

_3 A digital audio sampling frequency over ,18

kHz is input.

A digital audio sampling frequency over ,18

kltz only outputs from file Front Speakers.

No sound from the Center Speaker.

_1 You _'ned off the Center Speaker vohune

]evel.

T_.trn file Center voltmle. See

up Speaker

page 60.

_2 You _t "* CENTER" in file SET MENU to

"NON",

Set file Center Speaker czaTectb; See page

63,

_3 You have selected DSP frtml the

aProgram

Music group (excluding 5oh Stereo).

Select anofller DSP Program. Sc_ pages 16

and 17.

m4 Dolby Digital sources not

_ld DTS do

contain a cenk_r channel signal,

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_2 CklamaStafiun plays a nmn aunal source in

file Theater DSP Program.

Select anofller DSP Program. Sc_ pages 16

and 17.

No sound from the Subwoofer.

_1 You set "* BASS" in the SET MENU to

"FRONT' when CinemaStation plays a

IN_lby DigitalorDTS soure_.

Set "* BASS" to "SWFR" or "BOTH". See

page 63.

_2 You set "* BASS" in file SET MENU to

"FRONT" or "SWFR" when CinemaStation

plays a 2-channel source.

Set BASS" to "BOTH". See page 63,

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_3 The souree doesn't contain an LFE or oilier

low tune signal (Ix31ow90 Hz)

No low tones.

The Speaker mode you selected in the SET

MENU does not nmtch your speaker,

Set file appropriate Speaker nlode based on

fllc sirz offllc speakers you are using. See

page 62.

Strange humming noises.

You did not cunnect file pin cane properly.

Check cable connections.your pin

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Sound volume will not increase. Digital and high frequency devices create

noise.

m The power of tim device connected to

CincmaStatlon's output jack is not _rnexl

on,

If tim !_wcr of the dcvicg cotmc_k3d to tim

output jack is not ta_rnedon, playback may

Ix_distorted and volmne low. Tltm on the

power of tim cotmc_,tcxl device.

Sound field effect will not work.

It is not !_ssible to rectr_d andio enhanc_xl

by a smmd field effect.

Audio recording will not work.

_1 You a_ tryklg to make a digital recordklg

wifll an analog so_.trce.

Try inplttT:inga digital soltree.

_2 CinemaStatlon and the rocording dcvic_ are

not connected digitally.

Cotmc_,t them digitally.

_3 You am tryklg to make an analog recoixlklg

wifll a digital source',.

Try inplttting an analog source',.

CinemaStatlon, the playback device and the

rczording dcvicz do not share an analog

connection.

Cotmc*t them wifll an analog connection.

m5 Some recording devices are not able to

record a digital soltree sltch as Dolby Digital

or DTS.

CinemaStatlon is plac_d too close to a

digital or high frequency device.

Place CklenlaStation fltrdacr away fronl

sltch devices.

SET MENU setting content has disappeared.

The power cord has not been cotmc,ctcd to

file outlet for over a week or the external

tinier was di_,onnectcxl.

Set the SET MENU again.

CinemaStation is not working normally.

The klternal nficroarmlpltter froze up due to

elc,cWicshock (lightening bolt or excessive

static elc,cWicity) or drop in power sltpply.

Fltll out file AC phtg from file outlet and

after about 3(I seconds phtg it in again.

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One of the buttons doesn't work.

m Some discs do not allow c_rtain operations.

Playback does not start when pressing t---,

or it immediately stops,

mlWhen nlovcxl from a v_* cold place to a

warm one, c_ndcnsation fom_s on the leas.

Let it alone for 1 to 2 hours.

_2 Yolt inserted a disc flint CklemaStation

cannot play.

_3 The disc is di_ty.

Wipe the disc clean.

_4 The disc is not set kl the _'ay czaroatly.

SCt the disc kl the tray correctly. SOdpage

]1.

Audio or subtitle language does not switch.

_1 The disc does not contain mldfiple audio or

subtitle languages.

m2 Use"the Disc, Menu to change audio or

subtitle languages. See page 36.

No subtitles appear.

_1 DVD does not oontain sltbfifle data.

_2 The subtitle _c'tZingis off,

Tltrn on subtitles. See page 13.

_3 When ltsing A-B Repeat subtitles sometthles

do not appear Ix_fore and after poklts A and

B.

Viewing angle does not change.

Yolt can only orc"fltis fk_a_m if you are

playing a disc"rocza'dcd with multiple

angles.

VCR recording does not work.

Alnlost all DVD disc's are copy Irrotcg,ted, so

yolt cannot copy them.

Picture looks poor while fast forwarding or

reversing.

To some degree file picture does not look

nomml, but this is not a defect.

The television (monitor) has no picture. (Or

the screen size looks strange.)

_1 The seltlng in the On Screen Memt is not

CO1Tect.

_1[11_ Select Set@ _ TV in file On Serc_n Memt

to set the menu tlem correctly.

The television cannot handle progressive

inpltt.

Turn off CinemaStation's progressive output

and change to interlace inpltt on file

television. Sc_ page 79.

Part of picture appears double with

progressive output.

The disc content does not match file

progressive oltt_ltt &re to the cxlifing nlethod

or other conditions.

Turn off CinemaStation's progressive output

and change to interlace inpltt on file

television (monitor) Soa page 79.

The picture quality is poor.

Adjustthe pictltre quality ltsing "Hcture" in

fileOn Screen Menu, SOdpage 92.

No Status display appears.

Under "Features" in the On Seroan Memt,

switch the "Statas window" to "On". SC£

page 92.

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The disc is ejected as soon as it is inserted.

m A dis_ that cannot Ix_playe_l has been

inse_od.

"No Disc" appears in the CinemaStation

Display.

No disc is inserted or a dis_ is inscr_exl

incorrectly,

Set the disc in the tray c_rrccfly. See page

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PresstTuning does not work,

mlThe Preset(memoD') hasbeen delctexl,

Perfo_n Preset again, Se_ page 41,

Too much noise blocks out stereo

broadcast.

The radio station is far _on_away your area

or your _tltenna is weak,

1Cile_k your antenna oonnection, And change

yoltr olttdot_ FM antctma for a mldti-

ehanno] one.

2Try Mamtal Ttufing, Se_ page 40.

Audio is distorted and the receiver

sensitivity is poor even with outdoor FM

antenna.

You arc, exparicncing mlfldpath reflection

and oilier radio interference.

Cilangc file antetma's ilcigh_, direction or

placement,

Auto Tuning does not work.

The radio station is far away from your area

or your _tltenna is weak,

I_ 1Try Mamtal Tuning. See page 40,

2Change your outdoor FM antenna for a

multi-channel one.

Auto Tuning does not work.

The radio waves are weak ur your _tltenna is

not c<_mplcte]y cotme_te_l,

1Cilangc file AM Loop antenna's di_e£tion.

See page 38,

I_ 2Try M_rntal Tuning. See page 40,

Too much noise.

mNoise can be,related to a_nospileric

electricity and il_lming, or fluorescent

lights, motors and thermostats attanilexl to

ele£,tric de*ices,

Cotme_g the mttdo_ AM antenna and

establishing good grounding will deerease

noise, However, it is _fficult to completely

elinmmte noise.

Too much noise, especially in the evening.

A television is in use near Ck_emaStation.

Plane the television furfllcr away from

CincmaSmfion,

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The Remote Control does not work.

mlYolt outside file Remote Control

are

opc_dng range,

Crp_ate file Remote Control within 6 m (20

fc,ct) and a 30 _ angle of the Remote Control

_ensot,

m2 The Remote Control Sensor is exposed to

direct sunlight or lighting (invert.cxl

flxtcxescx_t lamps).

Change the lighting or CinemaStation's

odenmtion,

_3 The batteries arc worn oltt.

Replace new ones.

the batteries with

_4 Yolt did not select the device to operate.

Press file ]npltt Selc,ction buttons to selc,ct

file device yolt want to OlXWate,

Remote Control does not work with

CinemaStation.

Yolt did not select the mode to operate

CklcnlaStation.

Press DVDiCD, AMPor TUNER on the

Remote Controlbefore star6ng op_ation.

A peripheral device does not work with the

Remote Control.

_1 Yolt cannot Olx_mtca systenl czmlponent.

Use file renlotc control that came with file

device to operate it.

_2 Yolt did not set the nlanufacturc_COrrc,ctly

code.

mm •Set the manufaeturer code onc,c again.

Sc,c page 83.

•Set a different code from file list of codes

for file same manufaeturcr. Sc,cpage 83.

_3 TheRemoteControlis notcompatiblewifll

your equipment.

Use file r_lotc cx_ntrol that came with file

device to operate it

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Information

Disc information

The table below lists the types of discs you can play on CinemaStation

Video Discs

SVCD

(Super Video CD)

Vidc_CD /_

VIDEOCD

Video CDs nlade by e,opyi_g

an MPEG nlovie file onto a

DIOITJU. _lDm DUai'T4L 4UDIO

1_ CD-R or CD-RW,

DVD region Codes

The region code (an ID number assignexl to

each market region) is set for nomlal DVD

players and DVD video disc,s. CinenlaStafion

can play the, discs with the region codes

shown below on the, right. For more details

read the, infbmmtion on the disc jan,ket.

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Music Discs

Music CD

(Compact disc, =,=n_._=,o

digital audio) Mltsie, CDs made by copying

onto a CD-R or CD-RW. Music,

mrn_mo =orr_Aumo in MP3 fbnnat can also Ix_

played.

•_ togo marks are I_intc_l on the disc a_l the disc jacket.

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•The foBowing discs cannol b* p]ayex__Sth tiffs u_L

CD ROM, DVD ROM, CDV. (TMS f_(xiuct can p]_).-some

lypCs of DVD R, DVD RW (Vitro forest only), DVD_R or

DVD_RW di_c_.)

•Cin_tation cannot P]_ a CDR, CI2 RW, I2VI2 R, L)VL)

RW, DVD+R or DVD+RW disc that h_ not been Vitalized.

Finalizing _s a proc_s_ that _s a (Esc for playbacl on a

compatible d_vic¢.

•Only _e di_c_ Erom arep_tab_ manuf_ClUret. Some d_scs

cmmol be p]ayexl b_ck, d_nding on re_oKling coml_liCClsam1

disc characteristics.

•Do not use di_c_ wilh non _tanda_l sha_ or

_ze$.

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• So_e DVL) videot_videoCD discsmay olx_'a_ and

function tliff_enfly than noted in this manual. That LSby

raanufactu_cr 0c_gn anti not a t_f_ kl th_s nniL _or more

0ClaOs _ad the infommfion on the disc jackeL

•TM_Sunit can pl_y the disc types _s_ocLated wilh 1he logc_

_hown on page 102. (Do not attemlA to loa_ any olhCr lype of

disc into the unit, or 1he unit may be damagcd.)

• Some di_c_ cannot bc_p]_yc_ dcpcndklg o_ 1he_cccaxfing

condit_on_ _uch a_ PC environment and applicalion _oEtwarc.

Failu_ can aLso re_flt from disc clxc¢gcteristics am1 contlilio_,

like malC_ia] quality, scratehcs or c_vatnre.

•L)onot pnt a tfisc ha ap/ace w_th /_

Caution 'i q)

high humidi_- or a 1ol OEdust. _\___J ,/

•ff adisc bcr_nles dirty, w_pe it with a _

cltx._n__y cloth f_om the ¢enL_ on1 to

the Cdgg. 13o ILO1¸_se _ecort_city.or or

paint thSnn_.

•To avoi4 malflmclicCl, do not u_e • comme_ially _vailabte

1¢n$ _ea_¢r.

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rl .......................

Copy ight and logo marks

This _odacl i_c_O_ales copyright protectitm t_¢hnoloKy fl_al is

gml_¢ted by me_hod claims of certain O.S. p_enL_ aml oth¢_

Jntell_t11_ p_of_t_y rights owned by ia_ovision CotpoTation a_d

other rights own_s. Use of thSs copyright p_o_tic_a technology

must be a_thtafz_l by Maerovisitm C_poratkm, and is inten4e4ft_

h_e and olber limil_d viewing uses only unless olhta_dse

authoaizedby M_rov_s_on Corporation. Rexc_e _gineedng or

t_s_sembly is prohSbiled.

SILENT L_A is atrademavl of YAMAHA

CORPORATION.

AdvsncBd

Active Servo P_s_g Subw(_fer Syst_ with abnHt in

power mr=pliHer

This snbwoof_ system (_ SW120) employs Advmaced

Yamaha Active Serve Technology which YAMAHA has

developcxl for _lu_Sng higher qnaU_- snpcx ba_s sound. This

sn_x_ ba_s seined atkls a m(ne _¢_Hstic, themev mlbe htrme

effe_l to yonr st_w¢osysl_m.

DD

DIGITAL

Ma_ffaclured u_k_ license from Dolby LN_ofattaSes. "Dolby',

Labomton*s.

DIGITAL

SURROUND

"DTS" art4 "DTS ]_gital Sor_ourt4" arc _egisl_a"ed lrmlemark_ of

Digital Theater Systccns, hac.

tv'IPEG Layer 3 audio _k_codhagIgclmoto_, lie.rinsed front

F_amahof_ IqS and Thomson malfimedla.

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Glossary

Bit Stream

A signal that is compressed and changed into digital

format. Then de.haling on the de_odes it can be

processed as 5.1 mu]fi-chatmc] audio.

Channel (ch)

Achannel is an audio type that has been divided based

on range and other eharactcfisties.

Ex. 5.] ehanunl

•Front Speakers, Left (lch), Right (]eh)

• Center Slxrakar (1 ch)

• Surrolmd Speakers, Left ( e] ), Right (lch)

• Subwoofbr(] chx0.]*: :0.1 eh)

*in contrast to a fuLl1channel band, a component dcsignc4

lo e_ance low freqaency _otTadfor adBedeffect.

Cinema DSP (Digital Sound Field

Processor)

Dolby Surround and DTS were originally designed for

file movie theater, so playing file stone progrmn at home

would produce disparate listening experiences

depending on variables like the room size, walling and

unmlx_r of speakers.

Yamaha Cinema DSP applies origkml sound field

technology based on a wealth of real-world da_

measurements to reproduce Do]by Pro Logic, Do]by

Digital and DTS solmd, conthklklg them wifll acoustic

scale, depth and tone so that you can experience file

presenc_ of a movie theater at home,

Component Video Signal

A c_omlxment video signal is s_parated into one

]mnklance Y-signal and two ehrominance PBiC_ and PR]

C_ signals. Since each signal is sent kldependunt]y, color

can be reproduced more faJthflfl]y. The c,ompounnt

algnal is also called a c,olor-difference signal by the way

it sub.acts the lunfinanee signal from file color signals,

Decoder

Adevic_ that conver'_ encoded data on DVD and other

media back to its original mtdio or video signal.

Dolby Digital

Dolby Digital is a digital surround sound system that

gives you completely indc_nde_t multi-channel audio.

With 3 front channels (lefq center, and right), and 2

surround stereo chatmals, Dolby Digital provides 5 fit]]-

range audio channels, With an additional channel

especially for bass effects, called LFE (low frequency

effect), file system has a total of 5,1 channds.

By using 2-chunnal stexeo for the surround speakexs,

more aneurata moving sound effects and surround sound

envirotmlunt can be, reproduced, like the rustling of trees

or sound of"waves,

Dolby Pro Logic

A surrolmd system that _kes a4-chatmel algnal and

records it as a 2-chatmcl signal, then by way of some

afithnletic processing c_onvcr_s back to an kldependent 4-

chatmal signal for playback.

Dolby Pro Logic II

Takes any 2-channel sourc_ and reIrroduces dynamic

5.1-channel surround with excellent separation using

special signal proeessing. You can expc_cac_ Fmlby Pro

Logic I] in MOVIE mode and MUSIC mode for stareo.

You can cvcn enjoy old movies that wcrc unly recorded

in 2-channel audio (excluding munaural) in l_we_tl

5.1-channel surround.

DTS (Digital Theater Systems)

The 5.1-channel surround systenl adopted by most

nlovie theaters. With an abundance of audio data, it is

able to provide mtthcnfic solmding effbcts.

Dynamic Range

The difference bet_*een the smallest sound that can be

heard above the equipment noise and the biggest sound

that can be heard without disttr_ion is the dynamic

range.

Film and Video Data

In general, DVD media can be classified into the 2 types

below.

•Film Data

Vide,o re_orded at 24 frmnes/se_ond. (The film used

for shooting movies is recorded at 2,1frames/secund.)

Rc,cently 30 frames/secund progresalve video has

made its de,but,

• Vide_ Data

Vide,o re_orded at 30 frmnes/se_ond.

CinenarStation will automatically recognize whether file

source recorded on DVD is film or vide,o, then select the

best method to convert it into Irrogrcsglvc output.

Interlace and Progressive Outputs

Up to now file standard video signal has been NTSC

with 525i (i: intarlaned) scan lines. In contrast, 525p (p:

progressive) is a high-deasity signal with double the

nmnbar of scan li_cs,

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LFE (Low Frequency Effect) 0.1

Channel

This chatmel is for the reproduction of'low bass signals.

The frequency range for this chatmal is 20 Hz to 120 He.

]t is added to the full-range 5 chaunels in Dolby Digital

and DTS to enhance low frequency sound for added

effee,t. This channel is counted as 0.1 because it only

enforce,s alow frequency range.

Linear PCM (LPCM)

A signal that is changed to digital format without

compression. A CD is ree,orded witil ] &bit sound at

,1,1.1kHz, while DVD recording is unywhanc between 16

bits at 48 kltz to 2,1 bits at 192 kHz, whieh makes it a

hi_lar quality sound than CD. This signal also has atype

called Pan,kexl PCM (P.PCM) that can be compressed

wiflrout any loss of data.

Matrix 6.1

CkmmaStatiun incorporates aMatrix 6.1 decoder for

Dolby Digital and DTS multi-channel soft'are that

enables 6.1-channel reproduction by addkig the surround

back channel to existing 5.1-channel fommt. (The

surround back chunnc] is created from surround ]eft and

ri_lt chatmals, arid output from a virtttal surround back

speaker.) With this additional channel, you can

experience more dynamic and realistic moving sound

especially scenes with "fly-over" arid "fly-around"

cffee,ts.

NTSC

NTSC is avideo signal system (525 lines, 3(I frames per

second) used in North Anlcrica, Central America, a

nunther of Soufll American countries, and some Asian

countries, including Japan.

Pan & Scan and Letter Box

In gnnaral, DVD Video is produced for viewing on a

wide televialun screen with an aspect ratio of 16:9. This

means you can now view most material with the

intundexl aspect ratio on a wide-sanee,n television.

This ratio will not fit on a standard televisiun tart has an

aspect ratio of 4:3. Two pieture styles, Pan & Scan and

Lettanbox, deal wifll this problem.

• Pan & Scan c_ts off the le_ arid right pertiuns of"the

picture to fill the sanee,n.

•Ix',tterbox insets black bunds at the top and bottom of

the piet-ttre to reprodune an aspect ratio of 16:9.

PAL

PAL is a video signal system (625 lines, 25 frames pex

second) used in the Unitexl Kingdom, munh of file rest of"

western Europe, several South American countries, some

Middle East and Asian countries, several African

countries, Australia, New Zealand, arid ethan Pacific

island countries.

Sampling Frequency and Quantized

Bit Rate

When convarting an analog signal to digital, the nmnbar

of times the signal is sampled per see,end is called the

sampling frequency while the degree, of fineness when

converting file sound level into a nunleric value is callexl

the quantized bit rate.

The frequency band that can be playexl back is

dctenniund by the sampling rate while the dynamic

range cxprasaln g the difference in sound levd is

dcte_niund by the quantized bit rate. In principle, the

hi_lar the sanlpling rate, the wider the frequency range

that can be p]ayexl back. And the higher the quantized bit

rate the finer the sound that can be,reprodune,d.

SILENT CINEMA

SILENT CINEMA is an original Ymnaha systenl that

regroduans in a pal_ of"headphones the acoustic

personality of sound field grograms based on multi-

speakers. Headphone paranle_rs have Ix_enset for each

sound field so that natural stereoscopic sound can be

expressed arid enjoyed throu_l headphunas.

S-Video Signal

With S-video the video algnal that was unmlally

trunsnlittexl using apin cable is separated and

transnlittexl as a lunfinance Y-signal and chronlinance C-

signal through an S video cable. Connecting with an S

VIDEO jack you can enjoy recording arid playback with

more beautiful images.

Title, Chapter (DVD Video)

DVD video lets you divide a disc in a big way by titles

or a small way"by chapters. Ean,h divialon is eithan called

atitle nunther or achapter nunther.

Track (CD/Video CD)

A CD or Video CD can be,divided into anmnbar of

segments (tracks). Each division is called atitle nunther.

Virtual Cinema DSP (Digital Sound

Field Processor)

Reproduces a surround speaker sound field to let you

enjoy virtual Center arid Surround LiR Speakers with

only" two Frun_LiR Speakers.

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Index

sch ......................................................................17

Input Assign ................................................................... 91

Input Mode .................................................................... 91

Input Modes ................................................................... 77

J_z Club ....................................................................... 17

A-B Repeat .................................................................... 35

Action ............................................................................ 17

Changing the Oa'der of Preset Stations .......................... 43 LfR Balance ................................................................... 90

CinemaStatiun Display brightnass ................................ 91 LEF Level ...................................................................... 9(I

Classic Hall .................................................................... 17 Live S!_xn:s .................................................................... 17

Connecting a CD or MD recorder ................................. 5(I

Connecting a Game Console ......................................... 46

Connecting a VCR ......................................................... 46

Connecting the Antctmas ............................................... 38 Matrix 6,1 ...................................................................... (rl

Connecting the Speakers ................................................. 8

Connecting the TV. ......................................................... 8

Connect a TV to an audio input ................................. 47

Connecting with S-video ................................................. 9

MP_ ............................................................................... 37

Music Video ................................................................... 17

Night Listening .............................................................. 70

No Disc',........................................................................ 100

Non-skid pad ........................................................... 53, 54

D. Range ........................................................................ 90

Delay Tinlc .................................................................... 71 On Scxoan Menu ............................................................ 2,1

Digital audio jac,_ ......................................................... 51

Disc, infbrmation .......................................................... 1(12

Discs this unit cannot play back .............................. 103

Handling a disc ........................................................ 1(13

Music Discs ............................................................. 102

Video Discs .............................................................. 102

Disc, Lock ...................................................................... 82

Disc, Menu ..................................................................... 36

Display Set .................................................................... 91

Dolby Digital Surround EX disc ................................... (rl

Dnuna ............................................................................ 17

DSP Program ................................................................. 17

DTS ES disc .................................................................. @1

DVD region c,odes ....................................................... 102

Fastener ......................................................................... 53

Finding file Best DSP Effect .......................................... 16

Frame Advance .............................................................. 29

Game ............................................................................. ] 7

On Sere,an Menu Guide ............................................. 9/I

Using the On S_oan Meau ........................................ 92

Griginal Dolby and DTS Sound .................................... 73

Parental Con_o] ............................................................. 80

Planing the Speak¢_ ........................................................ 7

Playback Control (PBC) ................................................ 36

PRO LOGIC II Movie ................................................... 66

PRO LOGIC II Music ................................................... 66

Pro Logic IJ Music setting ......................................... 67

Program Play ................................................................. 31

Progressive Scan ............................................................ 79

Reassign input jae_ ...................................................... 91

Recording Audio from CinemaStatiun .......................... 52

Remote Control ............................................................. 21

Amp Mode ................................................................. 22

DVDiCD Mode .......................................................... 23

Ttmer Mode ................................................................ 21

Using the Renlote Con_'ol ......................................... 21

Repeat Play .................................................................... 34

Rock Conccr_ ................................................................. 17

HP Tone CTRL .............................................................. 9(I

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Sei-Fi (Science Fiction) ................................................. 17

Seleg,ting Radio Stations ................................................ 39

Auto Tttni_g ............................................................... 39

Manual TOming........................................................... _I0

Preset Tttni_g ............................................................. _13

SET MENU ................................................................... 90

Settklg Channels iNAdvance (Pm_t) ........................... _I]

Auto Preset ................................................................ _I1

ManualPreset ............................................................ 12

Setting the Manufacturer Code ...................................... 83

SILENT CINEMA ......................................................... 69

Slez_pTimer .................................................................... 78

Slow Advance[Reverse .................................................. 29

SP Delay ........................................................................ 90

Speakcx Mode ................................................................ 62

Speakcx Size .................................................................. 62

Speakex Vo]mne Level ............................................. 58, 6(}

5eh Stereo DSP Program ........................................... 61

Spectacle ........................................................................ ]7

Stereo p]aybaek ............................................................. 17

Test Tone ........................................................................ 58

Theatcx ........................................................................... 17

Time Search ................................................................... 30

To change discs .............................................................. 12

Tttne*Step...................................................................... 91

Types of"Input Signals ................................................... 75

Vi*tttal Cinema DSP ...................................................... 68

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Specifications

AU DIO SECTION

Minimum RMS Output Power

FRONT L/R, CENTER_ SURROUND L/R

1 kHz, 0,9% THD, 6_ ........................................... 45W

U.S.A. and Canada models

20 Hz to 20 kHz, 0.9% TRD, 6_2 ........................ 45 W

_€_axlmmn Power (EIA_)

FRONI L_, CENTER, SURROUND Li_

1 kHz, 10% TI4D, 6f2 ............................................. 55 W

Total Harmo_e Distortion

FRONI LI_ (20 W, 1 M-Iz) .................. Less thart 0.03 %

Signal m Noise Ratio (II4F-A Network, shorted) ......... 90 dB

Input Semsltivity

Va'_EO,VCR...........................................200 mV/47k£a

(h_tput Levd (when 200mV is input)

REC OLrF ............................................... 200 mV/1,2 kK_

VIDEO SECTION

Video Sign_ L_vel

Video ............................................................ 1 Vi_-p[!5 ga

S Vide_a (Y/C) ......................... 1 Vp-p_.286 Vp-pi75 ga

Conti_tment (YiP_, P_) ................. ] Vp-pP3.7 Vi_-p[!5 f2

Signal m NNse Ratio .................................................... 50 dB

TUNER SECTION

FM Tusthlg R_lg_

U.S.A. and Canada ntodels ................ 8%5 to 107.9 MHz

Other ntode]s ...................................... 87.5 to 108.0 MHz

AM Tusting RNRg_

U.S.A., Canada arid Korea models

.............................................................. 530to 1710 kHz

U,K,, EumlX_ and Australia models

.............................................................. 531 to 1611 kHz

Asia and General models

.............................................. 530/531 m 1710!1611 kHz

SPEAKERS

Satelllte Speak_rs (Front _md Surround Speakers)

Model Name ..................................................... NX-S120

IyI_

.......... Full range acoustic s_spensit_ _gr_etic shiel_g tti_

kYdver

,,, 5 cm (2 Mch) full range cone x 2, magnetic shMOng _pe

hnped_lce ................................................................... 692

Center Six_aker

Model Name .................................................... NX-C120

IyI_

.......... Full range acoustic s_spensit_ _gr_etic shiel_g t!I_e

kYdver

,,, 5 cm (2 inch) full range cone x 2, magnetic shMOng _pe

tmped_lce ................................................................... 692

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Subwoofer

Model Name ................................................. NX-SW120

IyI_

........ Advanced YAMAHA Active Servo Tectmology sys*em

kYdver

........... 16 can (6 3/_ inch) cone, mag_etle shielding type

GENERAL

Power Su_ty

U,S,A, and Ca_ade models ................... AC 120 Vi60

Australia ntodeI ..................................... AC 240 V/50

U,K, and Europe mt_lels ....................... AC _30 Vi30

Korea model .......................................... AC _20 Vi60

Asia mtxtel .................................... AC 220-240 V, 50

General model ............................... AC l l 0-120 V, 50

NX-SW 120 f'or Korea, Asia and General mt_lels

................................... AC 110-1_)/2_)-240 V, 50/60

Power Consumption

DVR-S 120 .............................................................. 85 W

NX-SW120 ............................................................. 40 W

Standby Power Consumption

DVR-SI20

Asia aud Genial models ....................................... 0,5 W

Other models .......................................................... 0,4 W

L_ser Plc_kqtp

Iype .................................. Semlconducttrr laser GaAIAs

Wave length ............ 650 Nrt (DVD), 790 um (VCD/CD)

Output Power,,,, ] ,45 mW (DVD), ] ,31 mW (VCD/CD)

Dimensions (W XH X D)

DVR-S 120 ...................................... 360 M 75 X360 mm

(1€_/_gx 2 *_hgx 143/,¢)

NX-SW120 ................................... 200 × 365 X 390 mm

(7 _/s" x 14 3is" x 15 u/2¢')

NX-CI20 ......................................... 300 X 72 X 105 mm

(11 trTlg' x 2 _]ra" x 41]s")

NX-S120 ......................................... 72 X 170 X 10g mm

(2 _7]_="x 6 t3]t_"x e W)

Weight

DVR-S 120 ........................................ 6.4 kg (14 lbs 2 oz)

NX-SW] 20 ....................................... 8.4 kg (18 lbs 8 oz)

NX-CI20 ............................................. 1.1 kg (2 ]bs 6 oz)

NX-S120 ..................................................... 0.9 kg (2 lbs)

Operating 'I_nperatttre R_mge

................................................. -5 m +35°C (41 m 95°F)

Operating Humidity Range

........................................... 5 m 90% (No Condensation)

Ac*essories ........................................................... See page 6.

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