Yamaha 80-51065 User Manual Download

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Page 1: ...1065 OWNER S MANUAL MODE D EMPLOI MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES OVAMAHA II 11 0 I 10 H C0 0 I I I I I BDt 1 nun r 1C f A LIVE BONUSVIEWIII lUJO B lu r gD sc TloA V IDE 0 0 _ _ J ava POW R O t m x v Color L VCHD 1M I IIIDOLBY dts HD TRUE I I Malii Alldio IEuenti81 ...

Page 2: ...t sl t cnu n HEREIN viAV RES1Tf IN I ZAROOlTS R UL 1l0N K XPOSlIRI 1 0 NOT OPEN COVERS AND DO NOT REPAIR iO TRSt I F REI I R SI RVICING TO Ql ALIHEI I I RSONNI I _ Caution i En 10 Protct 1 the power cord from being walked m or pinched particulnrly at plugli convenience receptacles and U C poinl where they eAit from the apparatus U Only use attachments accessorics specified by the manufacturer 1 2 ...

Page 3: ...CC Regulations F Jrt 151br Class B digital devices Compliance with these requirements provides a rellsonable level lyf a lsurance that your use of this product in a residentiaJ environment will not result in harmful interference with other elct 1 TOnic devices This t quipment gener ueslu lt S radio frequencie l and if not installed and used according to the instruction l found in the U lefS manual...

Page 4: ...do not pull the cord 11 Do not c1cun this unit with chemical solvents this mighl damage the finish Use a clean dry c1oili 12 To prevent damage by lightning keep the power cord disconnected from a wall outlet or this unit during a lightning storm 13 Do not attempt 10 modify or t1x this unit Contact qualit1ed Yamaha service pccsonnel when any service is needed The cabinet should never be opened for ...

Page 5: ...rning lhe Power On 16 Indicators on lhe fnJnl panel display 16 Selling the on screen display language 17 Updating the 60Uware of Ihis unit 17 Selling the audio output 18 Preparing for BD L1VE 18 Activaling the S Condary Audio 18 Controlling the Blu ray disc player ulii ng the HDMrr contml funClion 18 BDIDVD CD Playback 20 Loading a Disc 20 Basic playback opemtion 20 Repeat Playback 21 Usi ng BD DV...

Page 6: ... DVD Vldeo U S A and Canada Region code A T Region number I ALL or ALL lOA I I South AmeriCli Region code A or Region number 4 ALL or ALL lOa I Il Europe Region code u or Region number 2 ALL or ALL Ga lIJ liJ 2En Region management Information Model SD Vldeo DVD Vldeo Australia Region code a or Region number 4 ALL or AIL Ga I III Rll l ia Region t ode c or Region number S ALL or ALL Gla III I Asia ...

Page 7: ...our computer You may experience one or more of the following symptoms when playing files It may take some time to play hIes depending on the number of folders number of tiles and volume of data involved EXIF infomlation will not be displayed EXIF stand for Exchangeable Image File Format and is a standard for storing interchange information in image files especially those using WEG compression Refe...

Page 8: ...quids or any other solvent Do not touch the surface Do not stick paper or adhesive labels to the disc If the playing sud ace of a disc is soiled or scratched the Player may decide that the disc is incompatible and eject the disc lmy or it may fail 10 play the disc correctly Wipe any dirt olT the playing surface with a soft cloth Cleaning the Pick Up Lens Never use commercially available cleaning d...

Page 9: ...o pnwide AVClVC I Video No license is granted or shall be implied fi r any other usc AdditiollaJ infimnation may be oblained from MPEG LA LLC Sec http www mpegla com Audio visual material may consist of opyrighted works which must not be recorded without the authority of the owner of the copyright Refer to relevant laws in your counlry This pmdu t incorporates opyright protection technology that i...

Page 10: ...ip forward p 20 Play p 20 Pause p 20 Stop p 20 CD Y O J r l oTecoNT COll E l r I ll XEOlCH CO XI l W l OJ j AC IN v W8WOOFEA VIDEO P OPTICU HDM1J AUOIOOUT VIDEO OIG OIJ I NHWORK BOSHlRlGI I l I CD AC IN p 15 AUDIO OUT 8ch discrete p 13 AUDIO OUT MIXED 2CH p 13 o COMPONENT p 10 DIGITAL OUT COAXIAL p 12 REMOTE CONTROL IN OUT p 15 6 En j VIDEO p 11 S VIDEO p 11 DIGITAL OUT OPTICAL p 12 NETWORK p 14 U...

Page 11: ... ID function You can change the remote control 10 to prevent unwanted operation of the other Yamaha player such as OVO player If you have changed the remote control 10 make sure that you select the same 10 for the main unit The default selling is 10 I CD Remote control setting To change the 10 from 10 I to 102 press and hold A and 2 simultaneously for 3 seconds To change the 10 from 102 to 10 1 pr...

Page 12: ...erminal on this Player 1 1 HDMllerminal Video jacks on this Player Connect CD or Page 9 Higher Quality Standard Quality VIDEO OUT COMPONENT jacks c t VIDEO OUT S VIDEO jack I VIDEO OUT VIDEO jack C t l Elil A SVIOEO VIDEO Page 10 Page 11 Page 11 Audio terminals jacks on this Player Connect CD or DIGITAL OUT COAXIAL OPTICAl jack terminal o AUDIO OUT lkh discrete jacks AUDIO OUT MIXED 2CH jacks Page...

Page 13: ...udio Video Settings Video Out Select and HOMI Output in Settings Audio Video Settings Audio Out to output the video audio signals from the HOMI terminal page 31 Refer to the HOMI control function Page 18 Notes When you connect this Player to an AV receiver using the HOMI terminal make sure that the AV recei ver is connected to a TV using the HOMI terminal If the TV is not equipped with HOMl termin...

Page 14: ...ceiver TV 10 En You need to select Component in Settings Audio Video Settings Video Out Select to output the video signal from the component jacks See page 31 When the priority video output is set to HOM in Video Out Select the video resolution which is output from the COMPONENT jacks is the one set in HDMI Video Out When the output from the COMPONENT jacks is prioritized set the priority video ou...

Page 15: ...OUT llGlTUOIIf S video cable commercially available Video pin cable supplied To S VIDEO iJ input jack To VIDEO input jack Yellow SVIOEO VIDEO Yellow 5 VIDEO IN AV INPUT V o6i 0 Projector AV receiver TV J CL 06i o J Projector AV receiver TV Notes You need to select Component in Settings Audio Video Settings Video Out Select to output the video signal from the S video video jack See page 31 If you p...

Page 16: ...y connections This Player CD To COAXIAL 1 k pc Digital audio pin cable commercially available To COAXIAL input jack COAXIAL AV INPUT bi 0 AV receiver TV This Player To OPTICAL f3 terminal Optical cable commercially available To OPTICAL input terminal G OPTICAL DIGITAL AUDIO IN 6i 0 AV receiver TV Hints When using COAXIAL OPTICAL output 5 1 ch Digital Output is available 7 1 ch Digital Output is no...

Page 17: ...output jack jacks Audio pin cables supplied for 2ch and commercially available for the other 6ch Audio pin cable supplied To MULTI CH IN jacks 2 l 2 l r l EO EO EO To audio input 4 jack J COO ER SUBWOOfEll Sl IRlIOl ND BACK SORIW ll ICI FRONT L R L A L R White White White MULTICH IN L V J t c J AV receiver TV Hints AUDIO AUDIO IN t AV receiver TV You can connect a subwoofer to the SUBWOOFER jack d...

Page 18: ...able When using the internet a broadband internet connection as shown below is required Caution Be sure to turn off this Player and the equipment before making any connections This Player To USB BD STORAGE SERVICE terminal To LAN terminal Network cable commercially available L TtCONT J fl o USB memory device commercially available CD i To NETWORK terminal Notes When using a broadband internet conn...

Page 19: ...I LREMOTE CONTR L J This Player You can transmit the remote control signals by connecting to the REMOTE CONTROL OUT IN jacks Firmly connect 3 5mm mini plug cables commercially available to the REMOTE CONTROL OUT lN jacks CD and g or and If your AV receiver is a Yamaha product and has the capability to transmit SCENE control signals you can use the SCENE function O p SVIDEO OPTICAL VtOfOOUT To REMO...

Page 20: ...n Indicator Descriptions BD Lights up when playing back a BD disc DVD Lights up when playing back a DVD Videodisc CD Lights up when playing back a CD Lights up when playing back II Lights up when pausing TITLE Lights up when playing back a BD disc or DVD CHPITRK Lights up when playing back a BD disc DVD orCD REPS Lights up when playing back track or chapter repeatedly Remote control sensor r L if ...

Page 21: ...oftware update data is relClIsed opy the dtlta outo a lJSn memory device after downlollding it to a PC Delete unneeded software upd tlte data u ling a PC after the softWtlre update pmcess is completed CD Insert the USB memory device with the l1 Xlate file into the USB HD STORAGEJSEHVICE terminalou carol this Player Press SETUP to display the SctupMenu Sl Teen Press I 11 I to selel 1 Settings then ...

Page 22: ...Disc that allows you to download and enjoy movie trailern or bonus features by using the intemet j Connect this player to the intemet Page 14 Insert a USB mcmory devicc 2GB or greater and formatted with FAT 32116 supporting USB High Spl Cd 480Mbit s to the USB BD STORAGFJ SERVICE teoninal on the back of this Player Page 14 Prepare a BD Vidco disc compatible with BD LIVE Enjoying BONUSVIEW or BD LI...

Page 23: ... function aVlIilable set up scttings for the HDMl control fum tion on ALL thc components this Player TV and AV receilierl Ccrtain operation may lIlso be required Each function mllY be set indcpcndently to K tivatel dCllcti liale depending on thc TV Refcr to tile opcration manuals supplied with the TV and or AV receilier for detaiIs rcgarthng setup Before Startmg Playback 19 En 3 ...

Page 24: ... The warch speed will change eJlch rime you press lhe bulton 2 The Player re umes playback from the poinr lhal where the Player was pre jOlL lySlOpped To playback from rhe beginning press andlhen This player supports DVD upscnling during DVD playback Some of the newly released HD video discs cannot be played back unless you update this Player software to the latest version Therefore it may be requ...

Page 25: ...eat Playback Playback Title Repeats the title cUCTCntly being played back Playback Chapter Repeats the chapter currently being played back Scene Selection Repeats the specified scene or title or chapter Press RETURN to cancel without selling the type of Repeat Playback For Audio CD you can select Playing Disc Playing Track and Specify The Part as Repeat Playback options Press ENTER Example Repeat ...

Page 26: ...I TITLE LIST on the remote conl1 ol when the instructions refcr to Titlc Menu If no lop menu is available the TOP MENUITITLE LIST button will have no effect The top mcnu screen may be displayed by pressing POP UP MENU dcpending on the DVD 22 En Using the pop up menu GIlD CD Press POP UP MENU during playback The pop up menu screen is displayed rhe menu contcnts displayed vary depending on the disc ...

Page 27: ...g ENTER Press to stop playback IPlayback i _ I _ Playback by selecting a Playllst CD Pre iS C while the Thumbnail or Tille Ust SCfCCn is displayed The Playlist screen is displayed Playing back the title you stopped while being played CD Press D whiIe the Thumbnail or Title List screcn is displayed If the Title List screen is not displayed press TOP MENUfTITLE LIST Press 6 J J to select the desi re...

Page 28: ...s Player is l ompatible with additional funl tions of BD Video BONUSVIEW BD ROMProfile 1 Version 1 1 and BD LIVE For nO Video discs compatible with BONUSVIEW the functions of Pil ture in Picture and Virtual Package arc available For BD LIVE compatible discs you can enjoy a variety of functions Ilia the intemet in addition to the BONUSVIEW functions Virtual Package BD IJVE data is saved in Local St...

Page 29: ...ilable functions IiITer dept nding on the disc BD DVD CD Playb lck The HD UVE operation nrethods and contents displayed vary depending on the progranls provided through the internet Operate by following the directious on the screen Regarding playback method of nD LIVE contents etc perfom1 the operations in accordance with the instnlctions in the HD disc manual To enjoy BD LlVE funl1 ions perform t...

Page 30: ...s like this close the Function Control screen 26 En Functions which can be set Icons Functions Descriptions Shows the title number bei ng played back or track number wben playing TitleJTrllCk back an audio CD You can skip to the start of the tille or track l l Numoc f Direct To skip to the start of a selectlld tille Titlerrrack Skip r track press the Number buttons to enter the tille or wdCk numbe...

Page 31: ...R when a re l mled broadcast with stereo or monaural audio is played back Stereo is displayed Audio cannot be switched When you playa program recorded in stereo or monaural and if you are listening to the Bitstream sound via the digital output jack you C lJlllot select the audio channel Set Audio ut to PCM Page 31 or if you want to change the audio channel listen via the lJIalog output jacks BD DV...

Page 32: ...r to replacc one image with anothcr The same operation can bc perfolllled by pressing J or or Press RETURN ir you wish to retuJTI to the foldcr sclet1 otJ screcn To stop the still image playback at any time press Playing back Slide Show CD III Stcp 2 of thc left side Playing back still images in a selected folder press Slide Show Thc still images inside thc sclet1 cd folder are played as a slide s...

Page 33: ...his Player 10 receive the control signal from the remote conlrol of 33 your TV Playback Setting Parental Control Set rhe Parental Control dependi ng on rhe di iC cOIllenL 33 Disc Language Selects the llInguage fbr subtitles audio lind menus d L iplayed on rhe 33 screen Angle Mark Display Sets 10 display the Angle Mart when BDIDVD with mUlriple angle i is 33 plllyed back Password Setting Sets rhe p...

Page 34: ... 4 digit uumber for coufimtation J Press ENTER to complete the password setting procedure and move to the next setting screell Hints You can clear the 4 digit uumbl r by pressiug CLEAR 30 En The default settings are marked with TV Aspect Ratio You can set ihe screen aspect ratio ofthe connected TV and adjust the video output If you switch your TV i e because you have bought a new one and the scree...

Page 35: ...io You can turn on aud ofT the audio ofthe picture ill picture or audio commentaries SciCli On 10 outpulthe audio of the picture in picture Scleli Oft to enjoy the high quality sounds of BD Video Hjii 1 f When you set Secondary Audio to Oft this unit docs nol oU4Jui the clicking sound on the menu On Off Audio Out You can sci the audio output suited for your playbuck environmenl CD Select the audio...

Page 36: ...o hear lialog You can set he disUlnce from 113m J ft 3 0m 10 ll 1m 29 n You t au set the volume levels fmm J2 dB 0 dB You cun set the Si AlS from Small Large and HNo NottIiJ d Level When SW is set to No the speakers cannot be set to Small Distance To set the other items repeat step 6 To set the otht r speakers repeat step 5 6 j Press V to select Test Start then press ENTER llle test tone is output...

Page 37: ...E contents When you forget the password you can reset the l urrent password using System Reset under Settings page 34 You can also set the new password if desired For details refer to Controlling the Blu ray disc playcr using the HDMI control filllclion page 18 and the operation manual of AV receiver and TV If Component is sdelwd in Video Out Select HDMl Control function is not available Selel l H...

Page 38: ...initializing the CUlTent setting select Initiali l e then press ENTER For setting the IP address press II to select Yes or No then press ENTER Do you obtain the Il address I aulomatlcaHy i J IIIImIII i t III III NIltmask III III t Galeway 1 1 11I If seb ting Yes The IP address is automatically obtained Ifselel 1 ing No The IP address netmask and gateway are manually entered using the screen l r in...

Page 39: ...g the Number bulLons on tlle remote control CD Press ENTER at the boxes in which characters are to be entered and the input screen will appear Selected by pressing f j l Selected by pressing J f Press 6 7 to select the desired input mode When inputting the address of the proxy server I ABC Alphabet numeric character I Sign Edit Settings When inputting other values IP address l Ie Numeric I Edit Pr...

Page 40: ...acters Erase Deleles only BD VIDEO data wtitten on the USB memm y device such as BO UVE data Fotntal Be aware that all dau including BD VIDEO dau and software update dau will be deleted If you want to delete only the unneeded software update dau aftcr the software is updated delete the data on the USB memory dcvice using a PC CD Insert thc USB memory dcvice into the USB BD STORAGFJSERVICE temlinal...

Page 41: ... and press ENTER j Start the pmcess The screen forthe lLlITent operation will display Comple1B Press ENTER Software Update This function allows software updntes by inseJ1illg a USB memory device with the update file into the USB BD STORAGFlSERVICE terminal on this Player Refer to pnge 17 for details Settings 37 En I ...

Page 42: ...uechua I AM Rhaeto Romance I RN Kinllldi I RO Romanian RU Russian I RW Kinyarwanda I SA Sanskrit I SO Sindhi I SG Sangho I SH Serbo Croatian I SI Singhalese SK Slovak SL Slovenian I SM Samoan I SN Shona I SO Somali I sa Albanian I SR Serbian I SS Siswatl ST Sesotho I SU Sundanese I SV SWl dish SW Swahili I TA Tamil I TE Telugu ITG Tajik TH Thai ITI Tiglinya TK Turkmcnl TL Tagalog I TN Setswana I T...

Page 43: ...m PAL or NTSC The Player cannot play back video which w not recorded nonnally Page 3 Proper playback may be impossible due to the state of the d l recording a sCl llChed warped or dirty disc the stale of the piclc up or compatibility L ue between thi Pillyer and the dili C being used Pages 3 When the recorded time of a di c is unlL ually short playback may not 00 possible BD REIR discs recorded in...

Page 44: ...sible causes and solutions No sound or sound Is distorted If lhe volume of the IV or amplifier is set to minimum rurn the volume up There is 110 S JUnd during still IllOde slow motion playback fasl forward lind fasl reverse Page 20 aleCk lhal the lIudio cable L connected corre tly Wage 12 01eck lhal the cable plugs are clCllll Take out 1l1e di c and clean il Page 4 Audio lIllIy not be output depen...

Page 45: ...annot Occurs if USB memory not compliant with Connect USB 2 0 High Speed be used It should be compliant with USB 2 0 High Speed 48 Mbill is used i e 4 10Mbilfs compliant USB USB 2 0 USB 1 0IUSB 1 J memory To Reset this Player If this Player receives strong interference from a source such as excessive sUllic electricity strong extemalnoise maUi m tionof power supply or voltage caused by lightning d...

Page 46: ...nals and multi channel audio signals to AV components such as HDMI equipped TVs in digitalfimn without degradation 42 En nterlug format Interlace format shows every other line or an image as a single field and is thc standard method for displaying images on television The even numbered field shows the cven numbcred lines of an imagc alld the odd numbered field shows thc odd numbered lines of m Ima...

Page 47: ...es Softwal 9 developed by Yamaha and open soure softwal 9 The copyright for lhe software components and various relevant documents included w h Ihi product thut weI developed or written hy Yamaha are owned by Y trnaha and are protected by Ihe Copyright Act inremntilmal trcatie and other relevant laws This product aJso mnkes use of freely d ributoo sonware and softwnrc components whose copyrights W...

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Page 55: ...ons laser visibles Evitez toute exposition diret1 e des yeux au rayon laser Quand eet appareil est branche au st Cteur n essayez jamais de regarder II J interieur II travers l ouverturc du tiroir ni de toule autrc ouverturc Especificaciones LASER ProduclO LASER de Clasc J Longilud de onda 782 nm CD 662 nm DVD 405 om BD POlencia del Uiser Con la prolccci6n de seguridad no Ie emilen l ddiacioncli pc...

Page 57: ...080i nop 480p 576p Sortie video HOMI Selection de la sortie video HDMI Composante Component Audio Secondaire Marche Arret Audio secondaire Sortie Audio Sortie HDMI Sortie audio Sortie Numerique Sortie Audio 7 1ch Sortie audio 7 1 canaux Sortie Audio 2ch Sortie audio 2 canaux Contrale De Plage Normal Contrale de plage Decalage Auto Reglages d enceintes Demarrage Rapide Extinction Auto Control HDMI ...

Page 58: ...ponente Audio Secundario Encender Apagar Audio secundario Salida De Audio Salida De HDMI Salida de audio Salida HDMI Salida Digital Salida digital Salida Audio 7 1ch Salida audio 7 1 canales Salida Audio 2ch Salida audio 2 canales Control Gama Dinamica Normal Control de 9ama dinamica Cambiar Auto Configuraci6n de los altavoces Inicio Rapido Apagado Automatico Control HDMI Ajustes De La Reproducei6...

Page 59: ...ade it simple to register your new product purchase online Please take a few minutes to visit our website at www yamaha comIYEC registration and complete the information and questions included there We appreciate your business and we look forward to hearing from you Failure to complete the registration form does not diminish your warranty rights in any way Product registration applies to USA custo...

Page 60: ... cours d expedition t c les elements exigeant un entretien periodique par exemple les ampoules les courroies r d entrainement Ie nettoyage des tetes enregistreuses et la lubrification t d Ie grillage des bobines mobiles aux haut parleurs des mediums et des aigus entraines par Ie fonctionnement des amplificateurs au dela de la puissance nominale t e Ie grillage des bobines mobiles aux haut parleurs...

Page 61: ...e maintenance instructions contained in the Yamaha 1 Owner s Manual 1 4 This Warranty does not cover a Physical damage due to abuse 1 b Shipping damage c Normal maintenance items such as light bulbs drive belts dirty tape heads lubrication 1 d Burned voice coils on tweeter and midrange speakers caused by amplifier chipping i e operation 1 of amplifier beyond rated wattage e Burned voice coils on w...

Page 62: ...lation or operation or failure to follow instructions contained in your Owner s Manual b Any shipment of the product Claims must be presented to the carrier c Repair or attempted repair by anyone other than YAMAHA or an authorized YAMAHA Service Center 2 Any unit which has been altered or on which the serial number has been defaced modified or removed 3 Normal wear battery replacement and any peri...

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