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Remote control

SELECT DEVICE

SET

LAST

SLEEP

A–B

EXIT

GUIDE

CH

VOL

MUTE

0

 FM

8

 AV

9

 MCH

7

 TUN

5

 AUX

6

 TAPE

4

  CD

2

  

SAT

3

  

VCR

1

 DVD

THX

FX

SUB

P.MODE

SUBT

TITLE

MENU

ZOOM

AUDIO

MEM

RETURN

ANGLE

SETUP

STATUS

SEARCH

DIS

TRM

1

2

TST

SYN

DYN

SLP

P –

P +

TM

FAV

MODE

OPEN

MENU

INFO

CR80

DVD

CBL

VCR

TV

SAT

CD

AMP

AUX

OK

AM

NOTE

Remember to install the two AA batteries supplied before 
trying to use your remote control.

The CR80 remote control is a multi-function unit that controls the 
AVR350 and up to seven other devices. The instructions on this page 
only refer to the control of the Arcam AVR350.
For information on using the remote control for other devices, and 
a full list of features, see the instruction booklet supplied with the 
CR80.

SYN (Lip sync)

Press once to adjust the Lip sync audio delay. Use 
the 

D

 and 

E

 navigation buttons.

Press again to exit the Lip sync function.

TRM (Speaker trim)

Press to display the OSD Speaker trim level 
menu. 

TRM 

allows temporary adjustment of 

speaker levels, using the navigation buttons. 
Press again to exit the ‘Speaker Trim’ function.

Source selection

DVD

 – DVD input 

SAT

 – Satellite input 

VCR

 – toggle between the VCR and PVR inputs 

CD

 – CD player input 

TAPE

 – Tape (monitor) input 

AV

 – AV input 

MCH

 – DVD-A (multi-channel) input 

FM

 – FM tuner input 

AM

 – AM tuner input

Press the relevant button once to select input; 
press and hold to select the analogue input if a 
digital input is present.

Device selection

IMPORTANT: Press the ‘AMP’ button first to operate 

the AVR350.

On/Stand-by

This allows the AVR350 to be put into and 
taken out of stand-by remotely.
If you do not wish to put Zone 2 into stand-
by at the same time as the main zone, press 
and hold the stand-by button on the remote 
control for about 3 seconds.

Navigation buttons

Arrow buttons allow navigation around the 
menus on the AVR350.

Confirm selection by pressing 

OK

.

SUB (Subwoofer trim)

Allows a temporary trim of the subwoofer 
level. Press 

SUB

, then adjust using the 

D

 and 

E

 buttons.

Fx (DSP effects mode)

Use this button to cycle through effects 
modes for two-channel sources.

MUTE

Press once to mute the main system. Press again 
(or use 

VOL +/–

) to un-mute.

/–

Adjusts the volume.

MODE

Use this button to cycle through available 
surround modes.

INFO

Press to change the RDS display mode for the 
tuner.

DIS (Display)

Press to cycle through Off/Dim/Bright illumination 
of the front panel display 

The other buttons in this area are used for 
DVD control and do not effect the AVR350.

MENU

Press to select the OSD Main menu.
Press and hold for more than two seconds to 
select the ‘Set-up Menu Index’.

THx

In Zone 2, use this button to enable ‘Follow 
Zone 1’ mode.
Note that the AVR350 does not support THX 
processing.

P- / P+ (Tune/Preset Down/Up)

If the tuner is in 

PRESET

 mode, then these 

buttons decrease/increase the preset selection. 
If the tuner is in 

TUNE

 mode, then these buttons 

decrease/increase the selected frequency.

DYN/MEM

Used to store a radio station in a preset. 
Press once to enter store mode; use the 

P+

/

P-

 buttons to select the preset to use, 

then press this button again to confirm the 

selection.

1/STATUS

Press this button to toggle between FM 
‘stereo mute’ and ‘mono’ on the tuner.

TM

Tuning mode: press this button to toggle 
between ‘preset’ and ‘tuning’ modes on the 
tuner.

Summary of Contents for AVR350

Page 1: ...AVR350 HANDBOOK Arcam AVR350 surround sound receiver English...

Page 2: ...stand that is recommended for use with audio equipment If the equipment is on a portable rack it should be moved with great care to avoid overturning the combination 8 Cleaning Unplug the unit from th...

Page 3: ...o channel source modes E 27 Multi channel source modes E 27 DSP Effects Modes E 28 Speaker positioning E 28 Bi wiring and bi amping loudspeakers E 29 Before you start important information E 29 Bi wir...

Page 4: ...in a listening room is an important process which requires care at every stage For this reason the installation information is very comprehensive and should be followed carefully Using this handbook T...

Page 5: ...conversion for Zone 2 For these reasons we recommend that source devices that have a digital connection are also connected to the analogue inputs High quality YUV RGB and S video sources should also...

Page 6: ...or VCR but all inputs have the same circuitry This means that there is no reason why you should not connect a different device from that labelled to any of the inputs For example if you had two DVD pl...

Page 7: ...ital inputs can be allocated to a different audio input from that indicated by the input label through the Digital Settings page of the Set up menu This means that for example if you wish to use an op...

Page 8: ...urces to these inputs en HIGH QUALITY VIDEO OUT Connect these sockets to the component video inputs of your display device Important notes about HQ video inputs and outputs In the Video Settings set u...

Page 9: ...n of the instruments and the sense of direction of the stereo being impaired There are two options for connecting the speaker cable to the amplifier Using bare wire ended leads 1 Strip back the insula...

Page 10: ...not use those marked TV which should be connected to the FM in socket fr of the AVR350 If you wish to use the supplied FM ribbon cable mount this as high up as possible on a wall with the T elements p...

Page 11: ...GGER 2 These trigger outputs have different functions depending on how the Video Status has been set in the General Settings menu See page 10 for full details Connecting to a power supply fo Power inl...

Page 12: ...Pressing the menu button for just a short time will take you to Main Menu Screen 1 If this happens the Main Menu can be closed by pressing menu for a second time 2 When the menu heading is highlighted...

Page 13: ...e the video triggers or a SCART connection then it does not matter which value this item has This item has four settings Composite S video RGB and Scrn Ctrl Composite This mode is used to indicate to...

Page 14: ...frequency at which bass redirection begins Frequencies below this level are redirected from small speakers to the Fronts or to the subwoofer frequencies above this level are not redirected The value f...

Page 15: ...ti channel analogue outputs of an Arcam DVD A player then this item should be set to 10dB 4 Speaker Delay Settings The relative positioning of speakers within a room may mean that sound from some spea...

Page 16: ...peaker that is not selected in the previous Speaker Sizes menu Note that inserting headphones into the front panel of the AVR350 will cause all test tones to be muted including the headphone output No...

Page 17: ...Inputs Composite and S video inputs for DVD Sat AV VCR and PVR have their audio and video assigned to track each other by default The five Video Input lines for Tape CD FM AM and DVD A allow assignme...

Page 18: ...ogue inputs in Volts rms so that each one achieves the optimum dynamic range and sounds similar in loudness to the others Available level settings are Low 0 5V Medium 1V Reference 2V High 4V The refer...

Page 19: ...the AVR350 to be put into and taken out of stand by remotely If you do not wish to put Zone 2 into stand by at the same time as the main zone press and hold the stand by button on the remote control f...

Page 20: ...on on the remote control Volume control To adjust the volume level of the loudspeakers pre amp outputs and headphones use the volume control knob The volume level is shown on the display Note that dif...

Page 21: ...rent source from CD will cause the recording to change to this new source VCR PVR Operation The AVR350 has VCR and PVR record loops for audio and video Composite and S video only These carry the audio...

Page 22: ...s in Speaker Eq is still 6dB not 12dB To select the speaker to be adjusted press the Treble Bass button repeatedly until the desired speaker is shown on the front panel display Then use the volume con...

Page 23: ...ion you wish to store Press the STORE button or DYN on the remote control the station frequency is shown on the display followed by a preset number Select the preset number you wish to assign to the s...

Page 24: ...ct buttons on the front panel or the remote Note that changing the audio input also changes the video input to the same setting Video Input This shows the current video input source selected The curre...

Page 25: ...ing immersive result We recommend Dimension is set to 3 for normal use Centre Width With Pro Logic decoding dominant centre signals come only from the centre speaker If no centre speaker is present th...

Page 26: ...ember this for all bitstream sources e g DTS ES Matrix Dolby Digital 3 0 etc and use the maximum number of speakers the signal is encoded for As a result when a 2 0 or 2 1 bitstream is played the Surr...

Page 27: ...ight stereo sources can sound muffled and compressed DTS NEO 6 DTS Neo 6 provides up to six full band channels of decoding from stereo material The AVR350 will derive separate channels corresponding t...

Page 28: ...round left surround right left surround back right surround back and an active subwoofer see diagram All speakers with the exception of the subwoofer should be arranged around your normal viewing list...

Page 29: ...speaker terminals the speakers will still be single wired 2 Connect the cables as shown in the diagram ensuring correct polarity at all times Bi amping your system Notes In order to bi amplify your sp...

Page 30: ...mplifiers are in use it is recommended to route pairs of channels through the same amplifier e g the front left and right channels should be amplified by the same amplifier Connect the HF terminal of...

Page 31: ...n the HQ Video setting is set to RGB you will have a pink red OSD To correct this you must set the HQ Video line on the General Settings menu to Component No On Screen Display OSD overlaid on video Th...

Page 32: ...2 Settings in the Set up Menu When Zone 2 is put into stand by the main zone is also turned off Check that the Zone 2 Stand by line of Zone 2 Settings in the Set up Menu is set to Local Only Unstable...

Page 33: ...mand Command code Command Command code Stand by 124 Mode 32 On 123 Mono mode 106 Zone 1 stand by 125 Stereo mode 107 Power toggle 12 Dolby PLII Movie 108 Display DIS 59 Dolby PLII Music 109 Menu Menu...

Page 34: ...ressed for 1 second 5 Command Command code Preset 6 preset 14 if pressed for 1 second 6 Preset 7 preset 15 if pressed for 1 second 7 Preset 8 preset 16 if pressed for 1 second 8 Preset 9 9 Preset 10 1...

Page 35: ...and 7 Sleeve Coaxial cable 6 and 7 18 Ground RGB switching control Stereo Mini Jack 3 5mm Sleeve Screened cable 19 Video output composite RCA Phono 6 Centre Coaxial cable 6 Comp out 20 Video input co...

Page 36: ...and 96kHz Digital output level impedance 0 5V 75 Trigger outputs Output D C voltage level excl RGB status 12V 1V Allowable load 30mA max min 400 Remote inputs and output Signal modulated 36kHz carrie...

Page 37: ...ransportation costs at any time Claims under guarantee This equipment should be packed in the original packing and returned to the dealer from whom it was purchased or failing this directly to the Arc...

Page 38: ...e the parameters for the reponse ETR End transmission 0xd The AVR350 responds to each command from the RC within three seconds The RC may send further commands before a previous command response has b...

Page 39: ...me AVR350 Si le menu Set up est ferm en raison de l ouverture d un autre menu toute modification apport e au menu Set up est perdue d Aufrufen eines der Men s des AVR350 Falls das Set up Men aufgrund...

Page 40: ...f S quence commande r ponse pour fermer le menu Main d Befehls R ckmeldesequenz zum Schlie en des Hauptmen s n Opdracht en responsreeks om het hoofdmenu te sluiten Command 0x50 0x43 0x5f 0x2d 0x31 0x3...

Page 41: ...Beispiel Voorbeeld g Example command response sequence to decrment the volume by 1dB in Zone 2 where the resulting volume is 56dB f S quence commande r ponse pour baisser le volume de la zone 2 de 1...

Page 42: ...iste waarde verkrijgen dan moet u 0x30 van de gerapporteerde waarde aftrekken Formule feitelijk volume gerapporteerd volume 0x30 De opdracht kan hierdoor waarden vereisen retourneren die niet in ASCII...

Page 43: ...the decode mode to Pro Logic IIx Movie Mode f S quence commande r ponse pour remplacer le mode de d codage par le mode Pro Logic IIx Movie d Befehls R ckmeldesequenz zur nderung des Dekodiermodus in...

Page 44: ...mix 0x30 DD 5 1 0x31 DD EX 0x32 DD 5 1 PLIIx Movie 0x33 DD 5 1 PLIIx Music 0x34 DTS Mono down mix 0x35 DTS Stereo down mix 0x36 DTS 5 1 0x37 DTS ES 6 1 Matrix 0x38 DTS ES 6 1 Discrete 0x39 DTS 96 24...

Page 45: ...s lection re ue 0x30 d Aktuelle Frequenz in einer Voreinstellung abspeichern Der bertragene ausgegebene Wert der Voreinstellung ist um 0x30 versetzt Formel aktuelle Voreinstellung empfangene Voreinst...

Page 46: ...ported freq MHz FM freq kHz reported freq kHz 0x30 x 10 For these reasons this command may return values that cannot be translated into ASCII characters f Augmentation diminution de la fr quence du tu...

Page 47: ...0x30 de la valeur rapport e Formule pr s lection r elle pr s lection rapport e 0x30 d Ausw hlen einen spezifischen Tuner voreinstellen Der ausgegebene Wert f r die neue Voreinstellung ist um 0x30 vers...

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