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Audica AVR-1, Operation Manual

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Welcome

Thank you for choosing AUDICA

Audica AV products have been designed and engineered to the highest standards, combining style with
functionality and ergonomics. To extract the best from your system, please refer closely to this manual. It
may also be necessary for you to refer to other components’ user guides to prevent any damage or loss in
performance which may occur from incorrect installation.

Enjoy...

Contents

Read this before you begin

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Connecting a TV and speakers-

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Optional connections-

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Front panel and handset controls

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Setting up the AVR-1

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Playing a DVD

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Playing a CD

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Playing the radio

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Playing from an external source

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On-screen toolbar

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Troubleshooting

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Specifications

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Playing MP3 discs -

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Viewing JPG photo discs

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Remote Control

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Guarantee

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Summary of Contents for AVR-1

Page 1: ...Operation manual and technical specifications ...

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Page 3: ...nts user guides to prevent any damage or loss in performance which may occur from incorrect installation Enjoy Contents Read this before you begin 4 Connecting a TV and speakers 5 Optional connections 6 Front panel and handset controls 7 Setting up the AVR 1 8 Playing a DVD 12 Playing a CD 12 Playing the radio 13 Playing from an external source 13 On screen toolbar 14 Troubleshooting 15 Specificat...

Page 4: ...t expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user s authority to operate this device Caution Usage of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous exposure These labels tell you that the unit contains a Laser component Do not stare at the laser lens This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a ...

Page 5: ...s are labelled to match the position of each speaker as follows FR is front right FLis front left RR is rear right RLis rear left CEN is front centre RCEN is rear centre Position your speakers as instructed in the handbook for the speakers Connect the wires from each speaker to the correct terminals at the rear of the AVR 1 for that speaker Ensure that the speaker terminals coloured red connect to...

Page 6: ...al sources If your TV is connected with a SCART cable then no further connection is necessary to listen to TV sound through your AVR 1 If your TV is not using the SCART connector and has a stereo audio output we recommend that you connect it to the TV AUDIO in connections of the AVR 1 You can then play sound from your TV through the multi channel surround decoder built into theAVR 1 by selecting t...

Page 7: ...programming discs or for storing radio presets GO TO Quick selection of a particular DVD title or chapter STOP Stop DVD CD playback or FM scanning Clears radio presets when held MUTE Instantly mutes the sound Press again to cancel PLAY PAUSE Plays a disc Press again to pause Hold down this button to start auto programming for the radio PREV NEXT Press briefly to fast search a disc or select anothe...

Page 8: ...UT ANGLE MARK OSD LANGUAGE SCREEN SAVER MAIN PAGE GENERAL PAGE D R C FULL 4 8 6 8 2 8 OFF 8 GB PIC MODE optimises the video performance of the AVR 1 Select AUTO and the AVR 1 will optimise automatically FILM setting optimises for films VIDEO for best resolution SMART for additional vertical processing when progressive and SUPER SMARTfor motion adaptive processing AUDIO OUT sets the digital audio o...

Page 9: ... system speakers and your room FRONT SPEAKER CENTER SPEAKER REAR SPEAKER REAR C SPEAKER SUBWOOFER PREVIOUS PAGE SPEAKER TYPE CS C1 GENERIC OFF CS LCR FRONT DISTANCE CENTER DISTANCE REAR DISTANCE SUB DISTANCE PREVIOUS PAGE SPEAKER DISTANCE 5 FT 1 5M FRONT SPEAKER CENTER SPEAKER REAR SPEAKER REAR C SPEAKER PREVIOUS PAGE SPEAKER POSITION ON WALL FREE 1 ON SHELF TEST TONE PREVIOUS PAGE SPEAKER TEST TO...

Page 10: ...ur TV has a dual PAL NTSC video system Choose NTSC if your TV is a U S spec TV Choose PAL to match TVs sold in other markets NOTE Do not change this setting unless you are certain that the current setting is incorrect you may lose the TV picture If you set the incorrect setting and loose the picture press the stop button for 5 seconds and the AVR 1 will reset and return to standby On power up the ...

Page 11: ...ASSWORD PARENTAL MAIN PAGE PREFERENCES RESET AUDIO selects the preferred language for dialogue SUBTITLE selects the preferred language for subtitles DISC MENU sets the preferred language for disc menus PARENTAL sets the access level to restricted access discs The setting levels are shown in the table on the left The factory setting is NO PARENTAL NOTE Not all DVD discs have parental restriction PA...

Page 12: ...se the VOLUME keys to set the volume level from the speakers NOTE The AVR 1 volume control will not control the volume from theTV speakers FASTSEARCH Press the keys fast search will begin in your chosen direction Press again to change the search speed x1 x2 x3 x4 Press to cancel JUMPDIRECTLYTOATRACK Enter the track number with the number pad Press the key to go STORINGAPROGRAM SEQUENCE To store a ...

Page 13: ... through each preset in turn VIEWING JPG DIGITALPHOTOS You can view a CD R or DVD R disc of your digital photos or other JPG files with theAVR 1 Switch on theAVR 1 and your TV Select DVD with the SOURCE key Load your disc into the front panel loading slot FINDINGYOUR PHOTOS ONTHE DISC SLIDESHOW When you find the folder you want select a file in the folder and a slide show will begin You can pause ...

Page 14: ...whole disc to repeat or to repeat only a title chapter or track on the disc When the symbol is selected use the CURSOR key to choose the repeat option you want Choose A B LOOP if you want to repeat a section of a movie Press the CURSOR key once when you are ready to start the loop A point Press the CURSOR key again when you want to end the loop The AVR 1 will now play the loop between start and en...

Page 15: ... a number inside a globe The disc will also carry the same region marking Troubleshooting POWER SUPPLY Voltage requirement 220V 240V 50Hz Power consumption 85W Dimensions mm 430 W x 360 D x 62 H Amplifier power output Video outputs HDMI SCART YCrCb SVideo CVBS Audio decoding Dolby digital DTS ITEMS SUPPLIED WITHTHEAVR 1 1 Power cable 2 Remote control with batteries 3 FM aerial 4 AM aerial 5 Auxili...

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