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User's Manual

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DVD

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VCR

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CHAPTER 2

System Con

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 gurations

The following pages show some typical con nec tions that you might make in your 

in stal la tion. They show how the inputs and outputs of the Ultimate Receiver are con-
nected to various audio and video com po nents.

When the DVD input is selected 

from the front panel or the remote 
control, the DVD’s audio will play in 
your system and the video is sent to 
the TV.

As with all the video connections 

that follow, you must make sure that 
your TV monitor is set to look at it’s 
correct video input or you will not see 
the picture.

If your TV and other video com po -

nents have S-Video connections, use 
them, as they provide better picture 
quality than composite video.

Analog audio signals
From: DVD Player audio outputs
To:     Receiver DVD L/R audio                    
          inputs                                                 
          

Composite video signal                       
From: DVD Player video output
To:     Receiver DVD video                 
          input 

Composite video signal from                         
Receiver MAIN composite video output
to TV Monitor's composite video input

Analog audio and composite video

Summary of Contents for Bob carver's Ultimate receiver

Page 1: ...GITAL DIGITAL SOURCE PRO LOGIC II DTS SIGNAL PROCESSING SIDE AXIS HOLOGRAPHIC IMAGE ZONE TWO ADJUST ZONE TWO POWER POWER MANUAL TUNING DOWN MODE SELECT UP DOWN UP ROTATION ZONE TWO DOWN BASS TREBLE HOLOGRAPHIC IMAGE PANEL DIM MUTE MANUAL INPUT SELECTOR FULL AUTOMATIC OPERATION TUNER CONTROLS TONE CONTROLS ...

Page 2: ...d be connected to a power sup ply only of the type described in these operation instructions or as marked on the Component 9 Power Cord Protection Power supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked upon or pinched by items placed upon or against them paying particular at tention to cords at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit the Component 10 Clean...

Page 3: ...NSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN ARTICLE 810 RADIO AND TELEVISION EQUIPMENT GROUND CLAMP GROUNDING CONDUCTORS NEC SECTION 810 21 ANTENNA LEAD IN WIRE POWER SERVICE GROUNDING ELECTRODE SYSTEM NEC ART 250 PART H SERVICE ENTRANCE EQUIPMENT GROUND CLAMPS GROUND CLAMPS ANTENNA DISCHARGE UNIT NEC SECTION 810 20 NEC NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE NOTE TO CATV INSTALLER This reminder is to call the CATV system installe...

Page 4: ...8 Limited Warranty 59 Service Assistance 59 The Appendix shows some addition al information including a trouble shooting guide the Warranty and service assistance details To Þnd out more about this and other SunÞre products please visit our website www sunÞre com Read the Safety Instructions care fully before connecting and using your SunÞre Ultimate Receiver Chapter 1 is a general introduction to...

Page 5: ... made the Ultimate Receiver highly ßexible so you can easily adjust it to suit your taste As with our entire line of SunÞre products the Ultimate Receiver is brimming with exclusive high performance tech nology that will help you get the highest level of enjoyment from your Home Theater system These include 7 channels of power ampliÞcation 200 watts rms per channel 8 ohms 20 Hz 20 kHz 0 5 THD High...

Page 6: ...mode 7 1 channel outputs plus stereo side outputs for a total of 9 1 channels Surround Back speaker outputs may be used for a second zone or side axis speakers AM FM tuner with 40 presets Gold plated inputs and outputs Six A V inputs each with audio S video and composite video Three A V outputs each with au dio S video and composite video Three audio only inputs including MM Phono 8 channel analog...

Page 7: ... 5 8 0 M2 PAGE FAV MAIN OFF VOL CH MUTE PREV CH CD AUDIO MAIN TAPE AUX ZONE2 RECVR DVD VCR SAT TV CABLE Surround mode Power on off Most features of the Ultimate Re ceiver can be operated by the remote control s Receiver section For the best Home Theater per formance you should calibrate your speakers and customize the Receiver settings for your system Press the MENU button on the remote control to...

Page 8: ...pressing the RECVR button We hope that the following details will help you get started using your Ultimate Receiver 1 Take care to read and follow the safety instructions on pages 2 3 Also make sure that you read the notes and details throughout the manual especially notes marked with a warning triangle 2 Add batteries to the remote control 3 Connect your source equipment and speakers to the Recei...

Page 9: ...our listening position You can measure it with a tape or do a visual estimation 12 7 Press the remote s EXIT button to quit the On Screen Display Now the Ultimate Receiver is setup cor rectly and ready for action 13 If you play a Dolby Digital or DTS encoded source the Receiver will automatically select the correct surround mode If it is a 2 channel source you can select a surround mode using the ...

Page 10: ...lean and free from obstruction for the remote control to work correctly 3 Processor Display This soothing blue display shows which input is selected the tuner frequency volume level and other useful features 4 Mode Buttons MODE UP DOWN These buttons allow you to step up or down through the various sound playback modes ZONE TWO Note If Zone 2 has not been enabled see page 36 this but ton has no eff...

Page 11: ...cally keep tuning sta tions Press UP or DOWN once again to stop when it reaches a station you like 11 Tone To change the Tone Þrst press BASS or TREBLE and then press UP or DOWN to suit your taste The display will show the change in dB level for reference The range for both BASS and TREBLE is 10dB in steps of 1dB Note The Tone controls do not affect the LFE channel or the 8 Channel analog input Th...

Page 12: ... both outputs 6 Speaker level Outputs These speaker level audio out puts connect to the inputs of your speakers The outputs are front left front right center left sur round and right surround The two lower Aux outputs can be assigned as surround back out puts Zone 2 outputs or side axis outputs see page 41 for details Rear Panel Features 1 Audio Video Inputs These audio composite video and S video...

Page 13: ... is not adjustable This can be used as a record output or to feed another audio system ZONE 2 connects to the inputs of a stereo ampliÞer to run Zone 2 The volume and source are adjustable either from the front panel or from a remote IR sensor 15 Digital Inputs These inputs connect to the digital outputs of your audio video com ponents The DVD SAT and VID1 and CD inputs have two options optical or...

Page 14: ...ource equipment which has coaxial digital outputs Some patch cords can be a very tight Þt and there is usu ally a preferred method of get ting them off Some have to be removed with a twisting action Be gentle or you may damage the jacks of your Ultimate Re ceiver or other components Some audiophile cables should be hooked up in one direction these are usually marked with arrows It is usual for the...

Page 15: ...AXIS OR ZONE2 AM GND FM 75 Ω R L R L R L COMP VIDEO S VIDEO AUDIO VIDEO INPUTS R L ZONE2 12VDC 12VDC 12VDC MAIN ZONE MON2 R L I R CHAPTER 2 System ConÞgurations The following pages show some typical connections that you might make in your installation They show how the inputs and outputs of the Ultimate Receiver are con nected to various audio and video components When the DVD input is selected fr...

Page 16: ... SIDE AXIS OR ZONE2 AM GND FM 75 Ω R L R L R L COMP VIDEO S VIDEO AUDIO VIDEO INPUTS R L ZONE2 12VDC 12VDC 12VDC MAIN ZONE MON2 R L I R Digital Audio and Component Video Connections If your DVD and TV Monitor both have component video they can be connected as shown giving a supe rior picture Note that the OSD is not available with component video The digital output from the DVD player must be conn...

Page 17: ... VAC 60 Hz OPTIONAL SIDE AXIS OR ZONE2 AM GND FM 75 Ω R L R L R L COMP VIDEO S VIDEO AUDIO VIDEO INPUTS R L ZONE2 12VDC 12VDC 12VDC MAIN ZONE MON2 R L I R LD Connections External RF Demodulator and S Video A suitable external RF demodula tor must be used to convert the AC 3 RF output of LD players Ideally the demodulator should also have a digital bypass pass through feature Lexicon and B K are am...

Page 18: ...BACK CENTER LEFT MAIN LEFT SURROUND RIGHT LEFT REPLACE WITH ORIGINAL FUSE TYPE AND RATING AC INPUT AC FUSE 120 VAC 60 Hz OPTIONAL SIDE AXIS OR ZONE2 AM GND FM 75 Ω R L R L R L COMP VIDEO S VIDEO AUDIO VIDEO INPUTS R L ZONE2 12VDC 12VDC 12VDC MAIN ZONE MON2 R L I R The VCR can record the analog audio and the video of whichever A V input is selected NOTE If your VCR has a digital output connect it t...

Page 19: ...RIGHT LEFT REPLACE WITH ORIGINAL FUSE TYPE AND RATING AC INPUT AC FUSE 120 VAC 60 Hz OPTIONAL SIDE AXIS OR ZONE2 AM GND FM 75 Ω R L R L R L COMP VIDEO S VIDEO AUDIO VIDEO INPUTS R L ZONE2 12VDC 12VDC 12VDC MAIN ZONE MON2 R L I R CD and Antenna Connections AM Loop Antenna Position this to get the best reception before Þxing it in place The supplied loop antenna has been carefully matched to the AM ...

Page 20: ...AL AUDIO INPUTS Cr Y b C L SIDE AXIS R SIDE AXIS MAIN ZONE2 SIDES RS 232 DIGITAL OUT IEEE 1394 SURROUND BACK CENTER LEFT MAIN LEFT SURROUND RIGHT LEFT REPLACE WITH ORIGINAL FUSE TYPE AND RATING AC INPUT AC FUSE 120 VAC 60 Hz OPTIONAL SIDE AXIS OR ZONE2 AM GND FM 75 Ω R L R L R L COMP VIDEO S VIDEO AUDIO VIDEO INPUTS R L ZONE2 12VDC 12VDC 12VDC MAIN ZONE MON2 R L I R Turntable Connections Only conn...

Page 21: ...2 SIDES RS 232 DIGITAL OUT IEEE 1394 SURROUND BACK CENTER LEFT MAIN LEFT SURROUND RIGHT LEFT REPLACE WITH ORIGINAL FUSE TYPE AND RATING AC INPUT AC FUSE 120 VAC 60 Hz OPTIONAL SIDE AXIS OR ZONE2 AM GND FM 75 Ω R L R L R L COMP VIDEO S VIDEO AUDIO VIDEO INPUTS R L ZONE2 12VDC 12VDC 12VDC MAIN ZONE MON2 R L I R Tape Player Connections Analog Audio The Tape player s output can be connected to the TAP...

Page 22: ... ZONE2 RIGHT R SUR SUB RB SUR MAIN VCR VID2 MON2 MAIN VCR VID2 MON2 MAIN VCR VID2 MON2 AUDIO VIDEO OUTPUTS AUDIO INPUTS AUDIO OUTPUTS 8 CHANNEL INPUTS STEREO OUTPUTS RIGHT SURROUND RIGHT MAIN DVD SAT VID1 MAIN TRIGGERS COMPONENT OUT COMPONENT VIDEO IN Made in Snohomish Washington U S A LEFT LEFT SUR CENTER SUB2 LB SUR RIGHT RIGHT SUR SUB1 SUB3 RB SUR LINE LEVEL AUDIO OUTPUTS SPEAKER LEVEL AUDIO OU...

Page 23: ...SUB3 RB SUR LINE LEVEL AUDIO OUTPUTS SPEAKER LEVEL AUDIO OUTPUTS DVD DVD CD SAT DAT VID1 VID2 SAT VID1 CD Sunfire Ultimate Receiver DIGITAL AUDIO INPUTS Cr Y b C L SIDE AXIS R SIDE AXIS MAIN ZONE2 SIDES RS 232 DIGITAL OUT IEEE 1394 SURROUND BACK CENTER LEFT MAIN LEFT SURROUND RIGHT LEFT REPLACE WITH ORIGINAL FUSE TYPE AND RATING AC INPUT AC FUSE 120 VAC 60 Hz OPTIONAL SIDE AXIS OR ZONE2 AM GND FM ...

Page 24: ...DIGITAL AUDIO INPUTS Cr Y b C L SIDE AXIS R SIDE AXIS MAIN ZONE2 SIDES RS 232 DIGITAL OUT IEEE 1394 SURROUND BACK CENTER LEFT MAIN LEFT SURROUND RIGHT LEFT REPLACE WITH ORIGINAL FUSE TYPE AND RATING AC INPUT AC FUSE 120 VAC 60 Hz OPTIONAL SIDE AXIS OR ZONE2 AM GND FM 75 Ω R L R L R L COMP VIDEO S VIDEO AUDIO VIDEO INPUTS R L ZONE2 12VDC 12VDC 12VDC MAIN ZONE MON2 R L I R TO LEFT ZONE 2 SPEAKER TO ...

Page 25: ...nd pressing the joystick pad UP or DOWN Light The button on the right side of the remote brießy turns on the lights for the buttons and display Pressing it again will turn it off The number of seconds can be varied or it can be disabled Device Buttons Once you press a device button all the device buttons change label and function to become buttons to operate your device There are two pages per dev...

Page 26: ...s directly and CH steps through them DIS is the 10 function and ENT is station enter The MODE buttons either side of the joystick allow you to select the different surround modes ZONE 2 1 From the main display menu press the ZONE2 device button to access features of the second zone Page 1 shows the input selections 2 The hard buttons operate Zone 2 such as Power Volume Mute and the Tuner con trols...

Page 27: ...manufacturer or you can learn over those not working by using the LEARN mode NOTE If you accidently learn over one or more of the buttons which operate the Ultimate Receiver fear not You can use ERASE see page 28 to reset either the indivudual buttons or the whole Ultimate Receiver bank After erasing the buttons will revert to their Ultimate Receiver programming FAV This mode allows you to enter y...

Page 28: ...ht is inactive while in the SETUP mode 1 In the SETUP menu select LIGHT and the display will show ON time in seconds SAVE and EXIT 2 If you press ON it changes to OFF and disables the light This is use ful if you want to save battery life or if the kids like to use the remote as a ßashlight or Light Saber 3 Use the keypad to enter the num ber of seconds you want the light to stay on If you enter 0...

Page 29: ...s will ßash alternately before returning to the SETUP menu Make a note of the codes 2 Press MAIN to return to the main device menu EDIT This mode allows you to change the labels in the display to suit your sys tem You can change device labels or the buttons on page 1 or page 2 of a device or the FAV labels 1 In the SETUP menu press EDIT 2 To edit a device label press PAGE and then the device butto...

Page 30: ...nd customize many features of the Receiver Press EXIT to quit the OSD at any time Any changes you make will be saved Note that the Receiver front panel display shows abbreviated text when the OSD is activated Cr Y b DVD DVD CD SAT VID1 CD MAIN VCR VID2 MON2 MAIN VCR VID2 MON2 MAIN VCR VID2 MON2 DVD SAT VID1 MAIN MON2 COMPONENT OU AUDIO VIDEO OUTPUTS COMPONENT VIDEO IN DIGITAL AUDIO INPUTS C MAIN M...

Page 31: ...want to make more changes TONE BASS 0 dB TREBLE 0 dB TRIM MENU SUB 2 dB CENTER 0 dB SURROUND 2 dB SURROUND BACK 1 dB SIDE AXIS 0 dB MODES DOLBY D DTS DYN RNG MEDIUM PRO LOGIC II DTS LFE CINEMA DTS NEO 6 MUSIC PARTY JAZZ CLUB AMBIENCE 3 INPUTS DVD CD SAT VID1 VID2 VCR SETTINGS MAIN ZONE ZONE 2 SPEAKERS VIDEO SOFTWARE CONTROL AMPLIFIER Trim Page 32 Adjust the volume of each speaker on the ßy Modes P...

Page 32: ...ne adjustment to suit your taste or the current program playing The Trims add or subtract from the reference levels set during calibration using the Speaker Calibra tion menu Recalibrating will reset the on the ßy trims to zero Note the Trim adjustments do not exceed 10 dB and are not less than 20 dB Trim and Tone Menus Tone Menu The Bass and Treble can be boosted or cut by up to 10 dB MAIN MENU T...

Page 33: ...r Cinema or Music for DTS Neo 6 playback These two options are described in more detail on page 43 Party This mode allows you to play a stereo source with multiple speakers A second menu al lows you to select which speak ers are present Jazz Club Ambience This adjusts the ambience and effects of the Jazz Club mode simulating various venue sizes and strength of the rear reßec tions Pro Logic II Men...

Page 34: ... stereo Main Zone Enable disable the selected input in the Main Zone You can set up your system so any un used inputs are not selectable From the factory the inputs are enabled If you choose to disable an input then it will not play in the Main Zone Full Auto This turns on off the full auto mode for this input When on the Receiver will turn on and select this input whenever this input starts to pl...

Page 35: ...kly and set as favorite stations on the remote control For FM stations try to select the Stereo NR noise reduction for the best reception Preset procedure 1 Once you are on a preset in the OSD press the MODE buttons on the remote control to select the band from Stereo FM Stereo NR or Mono AM 2 Then use joystick left and right to change the frequency 3 Press the joystick center to enter that freque...

Page 36: ...exceed a certain level This is useful if you have sensitive speakers sensitive neighbors or you would rather not have others play your system too loud MAIN MENU TRIMS MODES TONE INPUTS SETTINGS SETTINGS MAIN ZONE ZONE 2 SPEAKERS VIDEO SOFTWARE CONTROL AMPLIFIER MAIN ZONE POWERUP SOURCE DVD POWERUP VOL MODE PRESET POWERUP VOL 45dB MAX VOL 6dB Zone 2 Menu These settings are like those de scribed for...

Page 37: ...la tive time delay settings which the Ultimate Receiver calculates from the Speaker Position Menu set tings The video delay is just added on top Leave the video delay at zero if you do not have an external video processor Software Menu This menu is used to show the current revision levels of system software within your Ultimate Receiver It also allows the Flash mem ory software to be upgraded by C...

Page 38: ...protect your speakers from low frequency damage and conserve ampli Þer power The lower frequen cies from all speak ers set to SMALL will be redirected to the subwoofer in addition to its own LFE channel SIDE AXIS Select OFF if you have no side axis speakers The size is always the same as the main speakers so do not set the mains to LARGE if the side axis speakers are small and not capable of good ...

Page 39: ...The procedure is as follows 1 Measure or visually estimate in feet how far each speaker is away from the center listen ing position of your home theater 2 In the OSD menu use the remote control joystick arrow buttons to enter the distance in feet for each speaker 3 The Receiver automatically sets the appropriate delays for each speaker so the sounds arrive at the listening position at the correct ...

Page 40: ...asure and display the sound level Adjust all of SPEAKER dB LEVEL LEFT MAIN CENTER RIGHT MAIN RIGHT SIDE AXIS RIGHT SURROUND RIGHT SURR BACK LEFT SURR BACK LEFT SURROUND LEFT SIDE AXIS SUBWOOFER Speaker Calibration Menu The range of adjustment is 10 dB for each speaker Record your levels here the speakers until they are playing within 1 dB of each other Without a meter you can still obtain good res...

Page 41: ...point can be selected from 40 Hz to 160 Hz For example if you set the cross over to 80 Hz a good starting point The subwoofer receives frequen cies below 80 Hz from all speak ers whose size is set to Small All speakers set to Small receive frequencies above 80 Hz Most manufacturers provide a 3 dB speciÞcation for their speakers This is the frequency where the speaker s output has dropped by 3 dB S...

Page 42: ...ey do not have to reproduce the low frequency range This leads to a saving in speaker expense and room space Note that a subwoofer is required if the front speakers are set to Small The Receiver s power am pliÞers do not waste power reproducing the low frequency range See the previous page for informa tion regarding the adjustment of the bass management crossover point Bass Management The SPEAKER ...

Page 43: ...ms with poor stereo reception PARTY This extra stereo mode copies the front speaker signals to the other speakers in your system This mode adds tremendous presence to your stereo sources and is great for parties and casual listening alike The OSD MODES menu can be used to select which speakers are active in this mode JAZZ CLUB In this DSP mode the surrounds simulate the ambiance caused by rear reß...

Page 44: ...round EX encoded soundtracks One of its advantages over Dolby Digital playback is that it Þlls in the area behind the listener with a completely separate full range channel The Receiver has the option of connecting one or two surround back speakers The calibration and speaker size options allow a seamless surround Þeld to be created If you do not have the surround back speakers connected then the ...

Page 45: ...ing for stations when you release the button Pressing UP or DOWN stops the scanning 4 When a station is tuned it can be set as a preset for easy re call see Setting the Presets on this page Tuning Stations Directly Use the AM FM button to select either the AM or FM band and then press the DIRECT button Within a few seconds enter the station s frequency by using the preset number buttons For exampl...

Page 46: ...opy of the analog source signal going in unaffected by the volume tone or any sur round modes If you are playing a digital source the tape player will receive a downmixed stereo analog signal for recording Turn OFF the Fully Automatic mode This is because some Tape decks such as three head decks will have an output signal going into the Receiver during recording The DAT or TAPE inputs may be incor...

Page 47: ...Þer Zone 2 Adjust This turns on whenever the Zone 2 source or volume is being changed Note if this is on then any adjustments you make of vol ume or input will affect Zone 2 not the Main Zone In addition to these LEDs the front panel display will show the input and volume adjustment Turning on Zone 2 Use the On Screen Display in the Main Zone to check that Zone 2 is enabled page 36 This enables th...

Page 48: ...here the positioning clues are restored In a way the musicians have been freed from the conÞnes of the ßat plane be tween the speakers You will perceive them as playing forward or playing behind the speakers or to one side or the other not just somewhere in between We recommend that you ex periment with its effect remember that you are listening for a more accurate sense of the location of the dif...

Page 49: ...hen sound effects move from speaker to speaker Ideally the speakers should be no closer than two feet from the rear and side walls in order to reduce any re ßections that might upset the imaging If your speakers are closer than this you can experiment by adding sound deadening material such as drapes on the walls to reduce any unwanted reßections Pair A are surround speakers pair B and C are surro...

Page 50: ...sh the sound as coming from a small box on the wall but from a larger area behind you Surround Back Speakers The Receiver s Aux outputs can be conÞgured as surround back outputs or you can use an external power ampliÞer connected to the line level surround back outputs The surround back speakers create a wonderful sense of realism in surround effects during playback of Dolby Digital EX and DTS ES ...

Page 51: ...ould be 9 pin male at one end to Þt into the Receiver and normally 9 pin female at the other to Þt into your computer s serial port COM1 or COM2 External Control The RS 232 port also allows the Receiver to be controlled externally by Home Theater controllers and com puters The following information is for programmers and developers Partial Serial command set Note that all standard commands and ext...

Page 52: ...ion as it forms part of the front end tuned circuit Full Automatic does not work Make sure the Fully Automatic but ton is on page 11 In order to automatically choose the new input source this mode senses the following active signals Left audio signals Video signals Digital signals Note that LD or DVD players sometimes put out digital signals even when the disc is paused or stopped Make sure that a...

Page 53: ...tly in its LEARN mode Try varying the distance between the remotes from 1 to 2 inches and see if the learn procedure improves Remote will not work See pages 25 29 Make sure the batteries are not dead or installed incorrectly Make sure the remote is set on the correct device display for the com ponent you are trying to control Make sure that the buttons have not been erased or learned over Make sur...

Page 54: ...n your speakers This problem is more than likely caused by a ground loop in your system rather than a fault in the Receiver Follow these steps to isolate the main cause of the hum there may even be more than one Remember to turn off all compo nents in your system including the Receiver before disconnecting or connecting any cables Disconnect the following items in order and check each time if the ...

Page 55: ... Media One 107 Memorex 052 Mitsubishi 102 Lutron 077 158 159 Makita 186 201 Mindpath 205 Niles 160 187 NSM 161 Piano Disc Plus 085 Philips 090 Polk Audio 162 Replay 075 Russound 081 ScientiÞc Atlanta 156 163 Sima 082 Solo Electronics 207 Somfy 078 079 Sony 104 164 165 166 Starcom 153 Turboscan 167 Velodyne 203 X 10 093 183 Xantech 168 169 170 171 172 188 189 CD Players Adcom 062 042 Aiwa 059 065 0...

Page 56: ...3 Proscan 144 160 161 165 167 Proton 004 058 131 143 171 173 193 Quasar 034 056 092 Radio Shack 019 043 143 004 127 RCA 160 161 165 065 156 144 197 004 023 024 056 074 152 Realistic 007 019 043 047 Roctec 186 Runco 168 169 178 179 180 181 182 183 073 157 Sampo 197 058 004 202 Samsung 004 050 089 101 105 127 143 160 Sanyo 166 007 020 053 057 082 187 Scott 004 028 043 048 143 Sears 015 030 003 007 0...

Page 57: ...CTION POWERUP SOURCE POWERUP VOLUME MODE POWERUP VOLUME MAXIMUM VOLUME ZONE 2 SELECTION ZONE 2 SYSTEM BALANCE POWERUP SOURCE POWERUP VOLUME MODE POWERUP VOLUME MAXIMUM VOLUME MODES SELECTION DOLBY DTS DYNAMIC RANGE PRO LOGIC II MODE PRO LOGIC II CENTER WIDTH PRO LOGIC II PANORAMA PRO LOGIC II DIMENSION DTS LFE DTS Neo 6 JAZZ CLUB AMBIANCE Speaker Settings page 38 40 Input Settings page 34 Zone Set...

Page 58: ...utputs Sensitivity for 0 5 V output 125 mV Phono 1 6 mV Frequency response 20 Hz 20 kHz 0 5 dB Signal to Noise relative to 2V out Analog 97 dB Digital 105 dB Distortion THD 0 03 Separation at 1 kHz 70 dB Tone Control Bass 10 dB Treble 10 dB Frequency Response All but subwoofer Large 20 Hz 20 kHz Subwoofer 20 160 Hz crossover set to 160 Hz The Sub plays the bass from the other channels using Bass M...

Page 59: ...t at our option of any defective prod uct and shall not in any event include property or any other incidental or consequential damages which may result from the failure of this product Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts and or do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply ...

Page 60: ...T OUT COMPONENT VIDEO IN Made in Snohomish Washington U S A LEFT LEFT SUR CENTER SUB2 LB SUR RIGHT RIGHT SUR SUB1 SUB3 RB SUR LINE LEVEL AUDIO OUTPUTS SPEAKER LEVEL AUDIO OUTPUTS DVD DVD CD SAT DAT VID1 VID2 SAT VID1 CD Sunfire Ultimate Receiver DIGITAL AUDIO INPUTS Cr Y b C L SIDE AXIS R SIDE AXIS MAIN ZONE2 SIDES RS 232 DIGITAL OUT IEEE 1394 SURROUND BACK CENTER LEFT MAIN LEFT SURROUND RIGHT LEF...

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