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Mission

0157

NSM

0157

Nikko

0174

Onkyo

0101, 0868

Optimus

0000, 0032, 0179, 0305,
0037, 0420, 0145, 0468,
0437

Panasonic

0029, 0303

Parasound

0420

Philips

0157, 0626

Pioneer

0032, 0305, 0468, 0244

Proton

0157

QED

0157

Quasar

0029

RCA

0179, 0305, 0053, 0764

Realistic

0179, 0420, 0180

Rotel

0157, 0420

SAE

0157

Sansui

0157, 0305

Sanyo

0179

Scott

0305

Sears

0305

Sharp

0037, 0180, 0861

Sherwood

0180

Sony

0000, 0185, 0490

Soundesign

0145

Tascam

0420

Teac

0420, 0393, 0174, 0180

Technics

0029, 0303

Victor

0072

Wards

0157, 0053

Yamaha

0036, 0187

Yorx

0461

DVD Players:

Harman/Kardon

0582

JVC

0558

Kenwood

0534

Magnavox

0503

Mitsubishi

0521

Onkyo

0503

Panasonic

0490

Philips

0503, 0539

Pioneer

0525, 0571

Proscan

0522

RCA

0522

Samsung

0573

Sony

0533

Technics

0490

Theta Digital

0571

Toshiba

0503

Yamaha

0490, 0545

Zenith

0503, 0591

LDPlayers:

Denon

0059

Mitsubishi

0059

NAD

0059

Pioneer

0059

Sony

0193, 0201

Cassette Decks:

Aiwa

0029, 0197

Carver

0029

Denon

0076

Harman/Kardon

0182, 0029

JVC

0244, 0273

Kenwood

0070

Magnavox

0029

Marantz

0029

Onkyo

0135, 0282

Optimus

0027, 0220

Panasonic

0229

Philips

0029

Pioneer

0027, 0220, 0099

Sansui

0029

Sony

0243, 0170, 0291

Technics

0229

Victor

0273

Wards

0027

Yamaha

0097, 0094

Stereo Tuners or Receivers:

ADC

0531

Adcom

0616

Aiwa

0158, 0189, 0121, 0405

Akai

0224

Capetronic

0531

Carver

0189, 0008, 0042, 0360

Casio

0195

Clarinette

0195

Curtis Mathes

0080

Denon

0004

Emerson

0424

Fisher

0042, 0219, 0360

Garrard

0463, 0424

Harman/Kardon

0110, 0189, 0891

JBL

0110

JVC

0074

Kenwood

0027, 0186, 0042, 0077

Koss

0424

LXI

0181

Linn

0189

Lloyd’s

0195

MCS

0039, 0346

Magnavox

0531, 0189, 0195, 0391

Marantz

0039, 0189

Modulaire

0195

NAD

0320

Nakamichi

0097, 0347

Onkyo

0135

Optimus

0531, 0670, 0186, 0042,
0177, 0181, 0219, 0738,
0801, 1023

Panasonic

0039, 0309

Penney

0195

Philips

0189, 0391

Pioneer

0531, 0014, 0150, 0630,
0080, 1023

Quasar

0039

RCA

0531, 0054, 0346, 0360,
0530

Realistic

0195, 0163, 0181

Sansui

0189, 0346

Sanyo

0219, 0801

Scott

0163, 0322

Sharp

0186

Sherwood

0491, 0502

Sony

0158, 0168, 0474

Soundesign

0670

Teac

0463, 0163

Technics

0039, 0309, 0208

Victor

0074

Wards

0158, 0014, 0189, 0080,
0054

Yamaha

0176, 0186

Yorx

0195

Zenith

0857

Stereo Amplifiers:

Aiwa

0406

Carver

0269

Curtis Mathes

0300

Denon

0160

Harman/Kardon

0892

JVC

0331

Linn

0269

Magnavox

0269

Marantz

0269

Panasonic

0308

Philips

0269, 0892

Pioneer

0013, 0300

Sony

0220, 0689

Technics

0308

Victor

0331

Wards

0013

Yamaha

0354

Home Automation:

0240

Lutron

0597

One For All

0167

Radio Shack

0240

Security System

0167

Universal X10

0167

X10

0167

DBS Audio Services:

Aiwa

0010, 0159, 0404

Fisher

0052

Harman/Kardon

0477

JBL

0477

JVC

0073

Jerrold

0459, 0520

RCA

0056

Scientific Atlanta

0460

Sony

0010, 0159

Starcom

0459

Video Accessories:

Archer

0160

GC Electronics

0160

Jebsee

0160

Rabbit

0081

Radio Shack

0160

TeleCaption

0171

APPENDIX A -

REMOTE CONTROL CODES

continued …

Summary of Contents for AVM 2

Page 1: ...SOURCES MAIN DISC1 DISC2 TAPE FM AM TV SAT VCR AUX REC SSP MAIN ZONE2 TV VCR CD DVD SAT AUX VOL CH PRE SET DYN EFFECT ON SCREEN DISPLAY FM AM PRE SETS TONE BYPASS BASS EXIT INFO GUIDE SEEK TUNE SETUP MENU BALANCE TREBLE SOURCE SEEK LEARN 1 ENTER MUTE 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 9 SELECT SUR SUB LFE STATUS SSP OFF SSP AVM OPERATING MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...f PHAST Corporation Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Dolby Pro Logic and the double D symbol are trade marks of Dolby Laboratories Confidential unpublished works Copyright 1992 1997 Dolby Laboratories All right reserved Manufactured under license from Digital Theater Systems Inc US Pat No 5 451 942 and other world wide patents issued and pending DTS and DTS Digital Surround are t...

Page 3: ...AVM 2 7 2 2 3 VCR and TV to AVM 2 8 2 2 4 a AVM 2 to Amplifier and Powered Subwoofer RCA 9 2 2 4 b AVM 2 to Amplifier and Powered Subwoofer XLR 10 2 3 Surround System Speaker Placement 11 3 PANELS DISPLAYS REMOTE LAYOUT 12 3 1 aFront Panel Layout 12 3 1 bFront Panel LCD Display 13 3 2 Rear Panel Layout 14 3 3 Remote Control Layout 15 4 CONNECTIONS 16 4 1 Connecting Power To The AVM 2 16 4 2 Audio ...

Page 4: ... REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION 28 6 1 Powering the AVM 2 ON and OFF 28 6 2 Path Selection 29 6 2 1 Copying the MAIN Source to ZONE2 or REC 29 6 3 Source Selection 29 6 3 1 Source Seek 29 6 4 Direct FM AM Station Entry 29 6 5 Time Display 29 6 6 Sleep Timer 29 6 7 Controlling Other Components 30 6 7 1 Entering Manufacturer s Codes 30 6 7 2 Searching For a Code 30 6 7 3 Volume Lock 30 6 7 4 Learning Func...

Page 5: ...3 7 4 8 Triggers IR RS 232 46 7 4 9 Display Selection Time 48 7 4 10 Save Restore Settings 50 7 4 11 Lockout Passwords 51 8 SOFTWARE UPDATING 53 8 1 Software Version Identification 53 8 2 Software Updating Via Your Dealer 53 8 3 Software Updating via Your Computer and the Internet 53 Warranty 55 Appendix A Universal Remote Control Codes 57 Specifications 60 Big Pictures of Front and Rear Panels In...

Page 6: ... differences they are explained in Section 6 To fully explore all the possibilities of the AVM 2 we strongly recommend that you go through the complete setup procedure as explained in Section 7 Future Software Updating is explained in Section 8 followed by the Warranty Universal Remote Control Codes and complete Specifications Reading this manual in its entirety will give you a complete understand...

Page 7: ...sture 1 3 2 OUTDOOR ANTENNA GROUNDING If an outside antenna or cable system is connected to the AVM 2 the antenna or cable system must be grounded to provide some protection against voltage surges and built up static charges The following diagram contains requirements according to the National Electrical Code 1 3 3 MAINS FUSE TYPE Use a 1 0 Amp 5mm slow blow fuse only This is not a user serviceabl...

Page 8: ...d chassis looking new Do not allow any liquid to come in contact with the AVM 2 it may run onto the internal electronic circuitry and cause damage that is not covered under warranty 1 3 7 SERVICING Do not attempt to open or perform any repairs to the AVM 2 There are no adjustments inside the AVM 2 that can be made by the user nor are there any user serviceable parts inside Refer servicing to quali...

Page 9: ...onnect CD Player s L R Audio Out RCA to any analog input you wish For this example connect to the AVM 2 s AUX L R Audio IN DVD Player to AVM 2 see 2 2 2 Video Connect the DVD Player s Composite Video Out RCA to the AVM 2 s DISC1 Composite IN Audio Connect the DVD Player s Digital Out RCA S PDIF to the AVM 2 s DISC1 Digital Audio IN AVM 2 to TV see 2 2 2 or 2 2 3 Video Connect the AVM 2 s Composite...

Page 10: ...to either Digital or Analog as required In addition the Digital Input can also be changed from RCA to Toslink or XLR To make these changes see section 7 4 2 Note about On Screen Display The On Screen Display is factory default set for Composite Out This can be changed to S Video or turned off To make these changes see section 7 4 9 menu 9 b Note about Your Speakers The AVM 2 allows you to enter in...

Page 11: ...6 2 QUICK START continued 2 2 1 b CD Player to AVM 2 Analog Amplifier s 2 2 1 a CD Player or CD Transport to AVM 2 Digital Amplifier s NOTE XLR or Toslink use is OPTIONAL see sections 4 2 1 and 7 4 2 ...

Page 12: ... Player and TV to AVM 2 7 2 QUICK START continued Amplifier s NOTE S Video or Component Video use is OPTIONAL see sections 4 3 and 7 4 9 NOTE S Video or Component Video use is OPTIONAL see sections 4 3 and 7 4 9 ...

Page 13: ...ontinued Amplifier s NOTE S Video use is OPTIONAL see sections 4 3 and 7 4 9 NOTE S Video use is OPTIONAL see sections 4 3 and 7 4 9 NOTE S Video use is OPTIONAL see sections 4 3 and 7 4 9 NOTE Audio Video Record Out In Connections are OPTIONAL ...

Page 14: ...Follow amplifier manufacturer s complete hook up instructions to connect amplifier outputs to matching speakers 9 2 2 4 a AVM 2 to Amplifier and Powered Subwoofer RCA 2 QUICK START continued ...

Page 15: ...10 2 QUICK START continued 2 2 4 b AVM 2 to Amplifier and Powered Subwoofer XLR Follow amplifier manufacturer s complete hook up instructions to connect amplifier outputs to matching speakers ...

Page 16: ...ch speaker to the listening position should be entered in the Setup Menu of the AVM 2 see sections 7 4 3 7 4 4 and 7 4 5 2 3 SURROUND SYSTEM SPEAKER PLACEMENT This illustration shows the typical speaker placement for a 6 channel surround system also known as a 5 1 channel system the 1 channel being the LFE Low Frequency Effect The Front Left Center and Front Right speakers are directed toward the ...

Page 17: ... Menu Adjustment 7 Speaker Headphones Selection for Level Bass Treble Balance Adjustments 8 Subwoofer Level LFE Level Selection for Adjustment 9 Power On Stand By Selection MAIN ZONE2 10 Status Setup Menu press and hold for 3 seconds 11 Mute 12 Dolby Digital Dynamics Selection 13 Tone Bypass 14 Balance Selection for Adjustment 15 Bass Treble Selection for Adjustment 16 Front Panel Remote Control I...

Page 18: ...ion appears FM AM Display 1 Source Band The tuner has three FM bands FM1 FM2 and FM3 and one AM band The number after the selected band is the preset station see section 5 5 4 2 Mode for FM Displays St when in stereo HB when Hi Blend is selected or Mn when in mono or mono is selected see section 5 5 4 3 Seek when tuning FM AM stations see section 5 5 4 4 Zone Path see sections 5 1 5 3 5 Volume Set...

Page 19: ... Output L R Jacks 18 ZONE2 Analog Audio Stereo RCA Output L R Jacks 19 Digital Audio AES EBU Input Assignable 20 7 Analog Audio Stereo RCA Inputs L R Jacks 21 7 Digital Audio RCA S PDIF Inputs 22 Analog Audio 6 Channel Direct RCA Input 6 Jacks 23 Ground Terminal 24 Power Cord Connection 3 2 REAR PANEL LAYOUT The Rear Panel of the AVM 2 contains all connections such as the Audio and Video Inputs an...

Page 20: ...Adjustment 18 REC Path Selection Must be in MAIN see 4 19 Source Selection 8 Keys 9 inputs Direct press twice 20 MAIN Source copy to ZONE2 or REC 21 Bass Selection for Adjustment 22 Treble Selection for Adjustment 23 Surround Channels Selection for Adjustment 24 FM AM Seek Setup Menu Navigation Bass Treble Adjustment 25 3 4FM AM Tune Setup Menu Navigation Balance Adjustment 26 Select Function in S...

Page 21: ... Transports are generally connected using a coaxial cable with RCA connectors Note The DIGITAL REC OUT RCA S PDIF only functions with Digital Audio Input Sources e g DISC1 DISC2 or any other input source that you have set to digital see section 7 4 2 Note This is also part of the independent REC Path see Section 5 3 4 2 2 ANALOG AUDIO INPUTS Analog audio connections are made with RCA interconnect ...

Page 22: ...mple the FRT R and FRT L Balanced XLR outputs could connect to the Balanced XLR inputs of a 2 channel amplifier while the CTR SUR L and SUR R Single Ended RCA outputs could connect to the Single Ended RCA inputs of a 3 channel amplifier 4 3 VIDEO CONNECTIONS The AVM 2 provides video inputs and switching for three formats Composite Video S Video and Component Video The component video bandwidth sup...

Page 23: ...t It combines the black white and colour information for transmission on a single coaxial cable with RCA connectors These signals must then be separated again within the TV Monitor resulting in some degradation of video quality 4 3 2 S VIDEO The S Video signal is split into two parts chrominance and luminance and transmitted over a multi conductor cable with S Video connectors 5 pin Mini DIN resul...

Page 24: ... see sections 4 3 3 and 7 4 9 NOTE S Video use is OPTIONAL see section 4 3 2 Connect Power Amplifiers as outlined in fig 2 2 4 a or b Toslink can be connected to TOS2 optional see section 4 2 1 and 7 4 2 NOTE S Video or Component Video use is OPTIONAL see sections 4 3 and 7 4 9 NOTE S Video or Component Video use is OPTIONAL see sections 4 3 2 4 3 3 and 7 4 9 ...

Page 25: ...Control Connect a trigger output from the AVM 2 to the trigger input of your power amplifier TV Monitor etc using a cable with 3 5mm mono mini plugs Note Trigger3 is designed to provide the extra current up to 200 mA required by relays in larger projectors and motorized screens Depending on the equipment a larger gauge of wire may be required consult your dealer for assistance The AVM 2 provides f...

Page 26: ...h information and without any further changes it will revert to MAIN after a few seconds see highlighted notation in section 5 3 REC OFF Press MAIN in the POWER group This turns off MAIN and REC simultaneously 5 3 PATH SELECTION The Path facility routes SOURCES to the MAIN Path ZONE2 Path or RECORD Path MAIN Path As the name suggests the MAIN Path routes the Audio Video Sources connected to the AV...

Page 27: ...C This unique copy feature allows the output from the MAIN Source e g DVD CD etc to also be directed to ZONE2 and REC for both Analog and Digital Sources For example with only a Digital audio input connected to the AVM 2 a CD Player could be playing in MAIN and the same audio output would be provided to ZONE2 This way you can listen to the same music in ZONE2 as you are playing in MAIN or record t...

Page 28: ...hared with all other Paths Finding a Station The band is selected by pressing FM AM To manually tune a radio station press TUNE and rotate the Master Control Knob To automatically seek the next station press 3SEEK or SEEK4 To scan and listen to all available radio stations for a few seconds press and hold 3SEEK or SEEK4 for about a second The 3Sk or Sk4 indicator on the display will change to 3Prv...

Page 29: ...memorizes the individual SUB level settings for each of six different modes Dolby Digital Dolby Pro Logic DTS MPEG Stereo and DIRECT This unique feature lets you adjust the SUB level of a CD Stereo to one setting then play a DVD movie and adjust the SUB level to a different setting Play the CD again and the SUB level returns to the previous CD Stereo setting This eliminates the need to constantly ...

Page 30: ... in the Zone Path that you want to affect before pressing the TONEBYPASS button The LCD display shows the current setting MAIN ZONE2 or HPHONE To change press MAIN ZONE2 Zone Path or FRONTS twice must be in MAIN 5 10 EFFECTS The Dolby Pro Logic decoder in the AVM 2 takes analog or digital encoded 2 channel source material and decodes it into Dolby Pro Logic surround sound Other 2 channel stereo so...

Page 31: ... a moderate amount of reverb that does not destroy clarity Can be used for jazz cabaret disco to simulate a small venue classical chamber music and solo instrumental music Church Gives the sense of a large spacious area with a very long reverberation time Suited to organ music choral music and New Age Not meant to be used with most other material 5 Channel Stereo Left and Right output is also sent...

Page 32: ...w you to see current operating information Note To make the display and LED indicators less obtrusive at all settings except High the LCD display and LED indicators may automatically dim a few seconds after the AVM 2 is left at rest They may both immediately wake up again when any operation is performed The High Medium and Low intensities and the Front Panel Wake up can be modified as can the time...

Page 33: ...example if ZONE2 is selected followed by VOL then the volume changes in ZONE2 while MAIN and all other components remain unaffected Did we forget to mention the batteries They go in by taking off the rear cover remember polarity Down the road if the keys don t light up when they re pressed and the red LED blinks twice it s an indication that the batteries need replacement 6 1 POWERING THE AVM 2 ON...

Page 34: ...igital Source to ZONE2 or REC 6 3 SOURCE SELECTION After selecting the desired Path MAIN ZONE2 MAIN REC press one of eight SOURCE keys in the SSP Input Source group near the bottom To access DIRECT press DISC1 twice 6 3 1 SOURCE SEEK Remote Control Only The SOURCE SEEK keys are an easy way to find the active sources The 7 8 keys go to the previous and next active source while the 4 key advances on...

Page 35: ...If a code for your component is not listed in Appendix A 1 Turn the component on e g TV 2 Press the matching Zone Path Component key e g TV 3 Press and hold LEARN until the LED flashes twice 4 Press 9 9 1 5 Aim the remote towards the TV and alternate between pressing and TV 6 Stop once the TV turns off Immediately press and release LEARN to lock the code 7 If for future reference you want to know ...

Page 36: ...in Layer 2 This means that when a taught key is pressed the original command functions as always and the learned command is accessed by pressing LEARN before pressing the key In essence this is the reverse of the Layer 1 method The learned commands are retained in the Zone Path Component selection into which they were programmed For instance if the 3456 navigation keys are programmed into the DVD ...

Page 37: ... LED will go out while it receives a signal from the Source Remote One long blink appearing during this step indicates a learning failure which could mean Bad Capture try again Memory Full delete another command Unlearnable Code 6 Repeat steps 4a or 4b and 5 as often as desired up to the maximum limit of memory or 24 keys 7 Wait 10 seconds to exit the learning mode automatically Deleting a Learned...

Page 38: ...ISPLAYS SELECTION TIME It allows you to change the On Screen Output see section 7 4 9 Note Component Video connections to your TV Monitor do not provide an On Screen display You must then have an additional Composite or S Video connection to your TV Monitor and switch your TV Monitor inputs or use the Front Panel display to configure the Setup Menu of the AVM 2 On the Front Panel refer to the ital...

Page 39: ...Note Due to the On Screen character size your monitor will not show more than 8 sub menu entries at one time To view any remaining sub menu entries simply scroll 6 Down to show any remaining menu items In this section the manual will always show all available sub menu items for each section Follow the navigation instructions as outlined in section 7 2 to locate and make changes to Menu items For E...

Page 40: ...haracters long You have the following characters available A B C Z a b c z blank 0 1 2 9 RENAME SOURCES Example Rename DISC2 to CD Enter the Setup Menu section 7 1 Go to 1 RENAME SOURCES and press SELECT Select Press the 6 Down key until you reach c DISC2 DISC2 Press SELECT Select The first character D will be highlighted in red Use the 56 keys MASTER CONTROL KNOB to change characters Change the f...

Page 41: ...isplay turns back to Green It is good practice to set this even lower especially if using sine wave test signals by as much as 9dB to provide greater headroom and lower any potential for clipping distortion You can set the level within the range of 95 5 dB and 31 5 dB Note DIRECT and FM AM are analog only digital inputs are not available for these sources Before making changes or adjustments in th...

Page 42: ... Channel or Subwoofer If you do not have a Center Channel speaker or Subwoofer you must let your AVM 2 system know Set CENTER to None and or SUBWOOFER to No The AVM 2 will then route Center Channel and bass information to the L R FRONT speakers Bass Management The AVM 2 contains a sophisticated Bass Management system which will route bass information in the most appropriate way based on your speak...

Page 43: ...bwoofer and Large L R Front and Surround speakers menu 3 e Crossover Frequency Crossover Frequency sets the lower limit of frequencies directed to any speaker set to Small and the upper limit of frequencies that are extracted and directed to the SUBWOOFER Using the 34 keys MASTER CONTROL KNOB choose a frequency within the 60Hz 160Hz range that approximates the low frequency capability of the speak...

Page 44: ...LCD display will then read HPHONE instead of MAIN to indicate that adjusting Volume Bass Treble and Balance will affect HEADPHONE only MAIN settings remain unaffected while headphones are inserted No MAIN speakers will continue to play when headphones are inserted To make headphone adjustments see sections 5 6 to 5 9 1 SPEAKER CONFIGURATION Example 1 Change CENTER to Large Enter the Setup Menu sec...

Page 45: ...ne doublers quadruplers etc causes a video delay which means that you will hear sound slightly ahead of the video picture The Audio Group Delay will delay sound to all channels simultaneously by up to 84 milliseconds to compensate for this video delay The audio group delay required will vary by manufacturer please check the owner s manual of your particular doubler quadrupler for recommended setti...

Page 46: ...er speakers When adjusting increase Subwoofer Level until you can hear it and then lower it slightly until it blends with the other speakers We also recommend playing music containing a lot of bass to help you find the most natural overall tonal balance between the subwoofer and the rest the speakers If you choose a Speaker Configuration that also directs bass to the L RFRONTS the Speaker Level Ca...

Page 47: ... plays use the 34 keys MASTER CONTROL KNOB to adjust its loudness relative to other speakers Press the EXIT Back key to stop the manual sequence and set TEST SEQUENCE to OFF 7 4 6 VOLUMES This setup menu allows you to define the power on volume settings menu 6 a f MAIN ZONE2 HEADPHONE Volume Settings Power On Volume Whenever you turn MAIN or ZONE2 on all conditions remain the same as when they wer...

Page 48: ...described first followed by timer options 7 a to 7 c menu 7 d f Setting Current Time and Day Enter the Setup Menu section 7 1 Go to 7 TIME TIMERS and press SELECT Select Press the 6 Down key until you reach d TIME FORMAT 12 Hr Use the 34 keys MASTER CONTROL KNOB and choose 12 Hr or 24 Hr Press the 6 Down key to go to c CURRENT TIME 12 00 AM Press SELECT Select 12 will be highlighted in red Use the...

Page 49: ... the morning T1 you manually turn MAIN off when you leave With T2 MAIN comes on again in the afternoon just before you get home Finally T2 can turn off MAIN at the end of the day menu 7 b c a or f Timer1 or 2 Options Choices are as follows Off The Auto On is disabled and will not come on at any time or date Week The Auto on will operate for Monday to Friday only Wkend The Auto on will operate for ...

Page 50: ...menu line above Use the 34 keys MASTER CONTROL KNOB to change to Last Stn Press SELECT Select to highlight Last Stn Use the 56 keys MASTER CONTROL KNOB to change to desired FM AM Preset These will scroll from AM 1 1 to AM 1 6 to FM1 1 through to FM3 6 and back to Last Stn Press the SELECT or EXIT Back key to go back to the menu line menu 7 b c l Auto On Volume Sets the Volume that will play when T...

Page 51: ...2 volts with up to 50mA suitable for typical source components and most amplifiers Trigger3 Provides a standard trigger output of 12 volts with up to 200mA source current suitable for motorized projector equipment and very high power amplifiers All 3 Triggers Require a mono 3 5mm mini plug to the AVM 2 and usually the same at the component end menu 8 a All Triggers Allows you to Enable or Disable ...

Page 52: ...ich may confuse the IR Receivers control circuits Disabling the Front IR in this case solves the problem At times the IR signal may still find its way to the internally mounted rear IR Receiver via the vents in the top cover This could also cause confusion for the AVM 2 If this input is not used simply Disable the Rear IR Receiver to solve any possible problems Note If the red Indicator LED on you...

Page 53: ...ack key to leave the submenu and return to the Setup Menu 7 4 9 DISPLAYS SELECTION TIME This Setup Menu allows you to configure both the On Screen display Front Panel display and Selection Time menu 9 a On Screen Bypassed turns the On Screen display OFF Enabled turns it ON If you choose Bypassed you will have to rely solely on the Front Panel display menu 9 b On Screen Out With the On Screen Enabl...

Page 54: ... On MAIN OS Lets you select whether or not the On Screen display will show ZONE2 information whenever ZONE2 adjustments are made If ZONE2 is set up to use the Remote Control with an IR repeater etc consult dealer you may not want to see ZONE2 adjustment someone is making while you are perhaps watching a DVD At other times when you are making adjustments to ZONE2 in the same room as the AVM 2 you m...

Page 55: ...without the use of a Password Passwords are very easy to set up see section 7 4 11 and will protect both USER and INSTALLER files from being changed by anyone other than whomever has the Password New SAVES will overwrite the previously saved file The AVM 2 will prompt you to confirm that you want to over write currently saved settings Press the EXIT Back key at any time to abort a save menu 10 b 1...

Page 56: ...ESTORE SETTINGS and press SELECT Select Press the 6 Down key until you reach e RELOAD FACTORY DEFAULTS Press SELECT Select You will be asked to confirm that you want to reload factory settings Use the 34 keys MASTER CONTROL KNOB to change to Yes and press SELECT Select On Screen display message will then say Saving Successful the Front Panel display says Done When finished press 65 Down Up to go t...

Page 57: ...u and return to the Setup Menu LOCKOUT PASSWORDS Example 2 SET SETUP MENU LOCKOUT Enter the Setup Menu section 7 1 Go to 11 LOCKOUT PASSWORDS and press SELECT Select Upon entering this menu item 10a SET SETUP MENU LOCKOUT will be highlighted in red Press SELECT Select You will be asked to enter your Password Enter either the USER or INSTALLER Password will work Use the 1 6 keys to do so Use the 34...

Page 58: ...e to take your AVM 2 to your Authorized Anthem Dealer To save yourself time and trouble please remember to call your dealer first to find out if you should get the latest Software Version and then arrange a time to install the update Note Your dealer may charge for this service 8 3 SOFTWARE UPDATING VIA YOUR COMPUTER AND THE INTERNET To update the Software through your computer you will need the f...

Page 59: ...static discharge when the serial port is connected Your tuner presets speaker level settings bass treble etc are automatically written to memory if the line voltage is disconnected or during a power failure 7 Using the serial cable and adapters for MAC connect your computer to the AVM 2 to via the 9 pin female RS 232 port on the Rear Panel Updating does not require moving the AVM 2 or disconnectin...

Page 60: ...ct to charges for labor parts return shipping and insurance SFI will accept no responsibility for any damage occurring to an AVM 2 that is shipped in any type of packing carton and material other than the original packing carton and material This warranty is void if the product has been operated or handled other than in accordance with the instruc tions in this Operating Manual or otherwise abused...

Page 61: ... way The Dealer must call SFI to provide the serial number of such a product so that the warranty may be registered to the new owner What is the USED EQUIPMENT WARRANTY The standard SFI warranty is not valid for used product purchased from a non authorized dealer or private sale However a 3 year warranty for used equipment is available for purchase from SFI For details visit www sonicfrontiers com...

Page 62: ...39 Realistic 0154 0165 0180 0030 0178 0019 0056 0039 Runco 0017 0030 0603 SSS 0180 0019 Sampo 0030 0039 Samsung 0060 0030 0178 0019 0056 Samsux 0039 Sansei 0451 Sansui 0463 Sanyo 0154 Scimitsu 0019 Scotch 0178 Scott 0236 0180 0178 0019 0179 Sears 0047 0054 0154 0156 0178 0179 0056 0171 Semivox 0180 Semp 0156 Sharp 0093 0165 0039 Shogun 0019 Signature 0016 Sony 0000 Soundesign 0180 0178 0179 Square...

Page 63: ...itsubishi 0048 TV 0093 Orion 0002 0294 0479 Panasonic 0035 TV 0051 0162 TV 0250 Penney 0035 TV 0051 0240 0162 TV 0250 Quasar 0035 TV 0051 0162 TV 0250 RCA 0060 TV 0047 0035 TV 0051 0048 TV 0093 Sansui 0000 0479 Sanyo 0240 Sears 0000 0037 Sharp 0048 TV 0093 Sony 0032 TV 0000 Symphonic 0000 Zenith 0000 Cable Converters ABC 0003 0008 0014 0017 0007 0011 0013 Allegro 0153 0315 Archer 0153 0797 Bell Ho...

Page 64: ... 0042 0360 Casio 0195 Clarinette 0195 Curtis Mathes 0080 Denon 0004 Emerson 0424 Fisher 0042 0219 0360 Garrard 0463 0424 Harman Kardon 0110 0189 0891 JBL 0110 JVC 0074 Kenwood 0027 0186 0042 0077 Koss 0424 LXI 0181 Linn 0189 Lloyd s 0195 MCS 0039 0346 Magnavox 0531 0189 0195 0391 Marantz 0039 0189 Modulaire 0195 NAD 0320 Nakamichi 0097 0347 Onkyo 0135 Optimus 0531 0670 0186 0042 0177 0181 0219 073...

Page 65: ...ne 1 25 dB Crossover High Pass Slope Small Speaker Setting 12 dB octave 2nd order Low Pass Slope Subwoofer 24 dB octave 4th order Crossover Frequency Adjustable 60 160 Hz Controls Bass Center Frequency 200 Hz Treble Center Frequency 2 kHz Range 12 dB Channel Separation at 20 kHz 58 dB Crosstalk Between Inputs at 20 kHz 78 dB MAIN RCA XLR Frequency Response Direct Inputs 20 Hz to 20 kHz 0 0 2 dB Al...

Page 66: ...Stereo Separation 40 dB typ 25 dB min Adjacent Channel Selectivity 400 kHz 70 dB typ 60 dB min Frequency Response 20 Hz to 15 kHz 1 dB AM TUNER SECTION Sensitivity 20 dB S N 49 dBµ typ 56 dBµ max Signal to Noise Ratio 50 dB typ 43 dB min Distortion 0 7 typ 2 0 max One Signal Selectivity 10 kHz 24 dB typ 18 dB min Frequency Response 0 dB ref 600 Hz 40 Hz to 4 kHz 0 13 dB VIDEO SECTION Bandwidth Com...

Page 67: ...32 Port Configuration Baud rate 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 8 data bits 1 stop bit no parity bits flow control RTS CTS NONE Trigger Outputs Trigger 1 2 50 mA 12 VDC Trigger 3 200 mA 12 VDC Sequential Delay 250 ms DIMENSIONS Width 17 1 4 inches 43 8 cm Height including feet 5 7 8 inches 14 8 cm Depth not including volume knob and rear panel jacks 11 1 2 inches 29 2 cm Weight 23 7 l...

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