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DITIONAL 

INFO

RMA

T

ION

■

R-840

AMPLIFIER SECTION

• Minimum RMS output power per channel

(6 

Ω

, 1 kHz, 10 % THD) ...........................................65 W + 65 W

• Input sensitivity/Impedance

PLAYER, etc. ......................................................... 200 mV/47 k

Ω

• Frequency response

PLAYER, etc. ........................................ 20 Hz to 20 kHz ± 0.5 dB

• Total harmonic distortion

PLAYER, etc. (30 W/6 

Ω

)........................................ 0.04 % or less

• Signal to noise ratio (IHF-A network)

PLAYER (200 mV, Input shorted)......................... 100 dB or more

TUNER SECTION

GENERAL

■

CD-640

PLAYBACK SYSTEM

• CD, CD-R/RW

AUDIO PERFORMANCE

• Signal-noise (1 kHz) ................................................. 110 dB or more
• Dynamic range (1 kHz) ............................................. 100 dB or more
• Distortion and noise (1 kHz) ......................................0.003 % or less

GENERAL

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

SPECIFICATIONS

• DAB ........................................................ 174 to 240 MHz (Band III)

•

FM.................................................................... 87.50 to 108.00 MHz

• Power supply........................................................... AC 230 V, 50 Hz
• Power consumption.................................................................. 115 W
• Dimensions (W 

×

 H 

×

 D).................................. 215 

×

 110 

×

 348 mm

(8 

1

/

2

 

×

 4 

3

/

8

 

×

 13 

3

/

4

 in)

• Weight...................................................................... 5.7 kg (12.6 lbs)
• Standby power consumption...................................... less than 0.3 W

• Power supply ...........................................................AC 230 V, 50 Hz
• Power consumption ................................................................... 16 W
• Dimensions (W 

×

 H 

×

 D) ..................................215 

×

 108 

×

 318 mm

(8 

1

/

2

 

×

 4 

1

/

4

 

×

 12 

1

/

2

 in)

• Weight ........................................................................ 3.2 kg (7.1 lbs)
• Standby power consumption ......................................less than 0.3 W

Summary of Contents for MCR-640

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL B RECEIVER CD PLAYER MCR 640 R 840 CD 640 NS BP300 ...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...IATION WHEN OPEN AVOID EXPOSURE TO BEAM CD 640 DANGER CAUTION AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO THE BEAM INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN CD 640 IMPORTANT THE WIRES IN MAINS LEAD ARE COLOURED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING CODE Blue NEUTRAL Brown LIVE As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this apparatus may not correspond with the c...

Page 4: ...responsible for any damage resulting from use of this unit with a voltage other than specified 13 To prevent damage by lightning keep the power cable and outdoor antennas disconnected from a wall outlet or this unit during a lightning storm 14 Do not attempt to modify or fix this unit Contact qualified Yamaha service personnel when any service is needed The cabinet should never be opened for any r...

Page 5: ...ay 17 Customizing playback order Program Play 17 DAB DIGITAL AUDIO BROADCASTING TUNING 18 Preparing the DAB tuning 18 Tuning DAB stations 18 DAB station information 19 Presetting DAB stations 19 Selecting preset DAB stations Preset tuning 19 Using DAB option menu 20 DAB frequency information 21 FM TUNING 22 Automatic tuning 22 Manual tuning 22 Automatic preset tuning 22 Manual preset tuning 23 Sel...

Page 6: ...using the front panel buttons y indicates a tip for your operation Notes contain important information about safety and operating instructions This manual is printed prior to production Design and specifications are subject to change in part as a result of improvements etc In case of differences between the manual and the product the product has priority This product includes the following accesso...

Page 7: ...t Bitrate kbps Sampling frequency kHz MPEG 1 Audio Layer 3 32 320 32 44 1 48 MPEG 2 Audio Layer 3 2 8 160 16 22 05 24 MPEG 2 5 Audio Layer 2 8 160 8 11 025 12 Profile Bitrate kbps Sampling frequency kHz High Profile 32 320 32 44 1 48 Mid Profile 16 32 16 22 05 Data Disc USB Maximum total number of file and folder 512 999 Maximum folder number 255 255 Maximum file number per folder 511 255 Compact ...

Page 8: ... sets it to standby mode B PHONES jack Outputs audio signals for private listening with headphones C TIMER indicator Lights up when the timer is set p 26 D BASS Adjusts the low frequency response p 13 E TREBLE Adjusts the high frequency response p 13 F BALANCE Adjusts the audio output balance of the left to right speakers to compensate for imbalances caused by speaker locations or listening room c...

Page 9: ...revious track p 15 0 Starts or pauses playback p 15 When this button is pressed during standby mode the receiver automatically turns on and the input source changes to either CD or USB whichever was last selected A Skips to the next track Press and hold to fast forward p 15 B On Standby Turns on the CD player or sets it to standby mode When this button is pressed during standby mode the receiver a...

Page 10: ...g Press and hold to fast forward 5 Skips to the beginning of the current track Press twice to skip back to the previous track Press and hold to fast reverse 6 ENTER Press ENTER to enter the selected group Pressing ENTER starts playback when a song is selected 7 Starts or Pauses Playback 8 Input selection keys Select the input source on the receiver When selecting an input source press the correspo...

Page 11: ...ts the clock p 12 or the timer p 26 L SLEEP Sets the sleep timer on the system p 27 M Opens and closes the disc tray N Press or to switch an item in the selected group p 29 O SHUFFLE Selects mode of Shuffle Play p 29 P REPEAT Selects mode of Repeat Play p 29 Q TUNING Press TUNING for manual tuning and press and hold TUNING for automatic tuning p 18 p 22 R PRESET u d Selects a preset station p 19 p...

Page 12: ...is could damage the receiver and or the speakers All connections must be correct L left to L R right to R to and to If the connections are faulty no sound will be heard from the speakers and if the polarity of the speaker connections is incorrect the sound will be unnatural and lack bass Also refer to the owner s manual for each of your components Notes The system control connection is used to tra...

Page 13: ...nglish PREPARATION After you made all connections connect the power cables of this system and other components to AC wall outlets Connecting power cables To AC wall outlet To AC wall outlet CD player CD 640 Receiver R 840 ...

Page 14: ... in TROUBLESHOOTING p 30 When your iPod is stationed in the iPod dock of the receiver your iPod can be charged automatically even when the receiver is in standby mode You can disconnect the iPod during the playback This CD player has a USB port and can access MP3 or WMA files saved on your USB device Connect your USB device to the USB port on the front panel of the CD player Supported USB devices ...

Page 15: ...ouse waste dispose of them correctly in accordance with your local regulations The remote control transmits a directional infrared beam Be sure to aim the remote control directly at the remote control sensor on the front panel of the receiver during operation Notes The area between the remote control and the receiver must be clear of large obstacles Do not spill water or other liquids on the remot...

Page 16: ... the clock is not set SET TIME flashes on the display Press ENTER to proceed to step 3 3 Press to select TIME and press ENTER The receiver enters clock setting mode The hour digits start flashing 4 Set the hour using and press The minute digits start flashing 5 Set the minutes using and press ENTER The hour and minute digits start flashing To change the hour or minutes again press or do steps 4 an...

Page 17: ...volume to the desired output level 5 Rotate BASS TREBLE or BALANCE on the front panel of the receiver to adjust the following settings BASS Adjusts the low frequency response TREBLE Adjusts the high frequency response BALANCE Adjusts the volume level of each left and right speaker channel Pure Direct mode Pure Direct mode bypasses the tone control circuit and turns off the front panel display allo...

Page 18: ...revious volume level You can dim the front panel display of the receiver The front panel display of the CD player also dims by the system control connection p 8 The default setting is DIMMER OFF Press DIMMER You can choose your desired brightness of the front panel display between normal bright mid dim and dim You can connect your headphones to the PHONES jack on the front panel of the receiver Th...

Page 19: ...econds depending on the number of files folders 3 Press to start playback The files are played back in the sequence of the date and time created Notes Total time does not appear for USB device playback If the USB device is partitioned only the first partition is displayed Some files may not work properly depending on the USB device specification Copyright protected files cannot be played back This...

Page 20: ...te After a file name is displayed for a few seconds the screen automatically returns to the elapsed time display You can play back a single track or all tracks on a disc USB device repeatedly 1 Play back the disc USB device you want to repeat 2 During the playback of the disc USB device press REPEAT to select the desired Repeat Play mode Each time you press the key the Repeat Play mode indicator i...

Page 21: ...starts To cancel Random Play Press You can customize the playback order of up to 50 tracks stored on an audio CD This operation is not available for data discs and USB devices 1 Press to stop playback 2 Press PROGRAM The CD player enters program input mode and the PROG indicator lights up on the front panel display 3 Use the numeric keys to enter the track number you want to program and press ENTE...

Page 22: ...can starts automatically While the scan is in progress SCAN and the percentage of the progress of scan appear on the front panel display When scanning is complete the number of receivable DAB stations appears on the front panel display for a while then the unit airs the first station as stored in station order 1 Press TUNER repeatedly to set the unit to the DAB mode 2 Press TUNING to select a DAB ...

Page 23: ... PRESET u d to select a preset DAB station The PRESET indicator lights up in the front panel display DAB station information STATION LABEL Displays the name of the current DAB station and preset number DLS Dynamic Label Segment Displays information about the current DAB station such as the name of the song artist and speaker etc This data is continuously updated by the DAB broadcaster thus changin...

Page 24: ...RESET DELETE Deletes unnecessary preset DAB stations STATION ORDER Enables you to change the station order ALPHA NUMERIC Stations are listed in alphabetical order ENSEMBLE Stations are listed in ensemble order The default setting is ALPHA NUMERIC DRC MODE Changes the DRC p 19 setting AUTO This unit utilizes DRC automatically if it is transmitted OFF This unit does not utilize DRC The default setti...

Page 25: ...default setting is ON ON Automatically adjusts the receiver clock using the DAB broadcast signal OFF Does not adjust the receiver clock Note Changing the AUTO CLOCK setting also changes AUTO CLOCK on the RDS p 25 You cannot set AUTO CLOCK on the DAB and RDS separately This unit can receive Band III only DAB frequency information Frequency Channel label 174 928 MHz 5A 176 640 MHz 5B 178 352 MHz 5C ...

Page 26: ...e receiver to FM mode 2 Press TUNING to tune into the desired station manually Follow the procedure below to preset radio stations automatically 1 Press TUNER to set the receiver to FM mode 2 Press and hold MEMORY for more than 2 seconds The PRESET indicator starts flashing on the front panel display and automatic station preset starts When all frequencies are searched preset stops automatically T...

Page 27: ...d repeatedly to select a preset station y You can also use the front panel to select preset stations Press PRESET d u repeatedly to select a preset station When you press PRESET d u on the front panel of the receiver in standby mode the receiver automatically activates the tuner and tunes in to the preset station that you selected previously To delete the preset station 1 Press TUNER to set the un...

Page 28: ...io Data System modes are available If the signal strength is weakened by external interference while the receiver is receiving the Radio Data System data the reception may be cut off unexpectedly and WAIT appears on the front panel display When RT mode is selected the receiver can display the program information by a maximum of 64 alphanumeric characters including the umlaut symbol Unavailable cha...

Page 29: ...eturns to its previous state To cancel the search Press TP during search You can use the CT information received from the Radio Data System stations to adjust the built in clock of the receiver 1 Press OPTION An option menu item appears on the front panel display 2 Press to select AUTO CLOCK and press ENTER 3 Press to select ON or OFF and press ENTER The AUTO CLOCK status is displayed The default ...

Page 30: ...see steps 4 through 6 of Adjusting the Clock p 12 4 Press or an input selection key to select the input source to be used when the timer turns on the receiver and press ENTER The receiver automatically selects the input source when it is turned on by the clock timer If FM is selected as the input source the preset number e g P01 is shown on the front panel display Press to select the preset number...

Page 31: ...LEEP repeatedly to select the desired duration Each time you press the key the duration changes as follows The SLEEP indicator lights up on the front panel display y The sleep timer is canceled if you set the receiver to standby mode If you press SLEEP once while the sleep timer is set the ongoing duration appears on the front panel display To cancel the sleep timer Press SLEEP repeatedly to selec...

Page 32: ...e does not function for the system during playback 1 Press CD or USB to select an input source and press OPTION AUTO STBY appears on the front panel display of the receiver 2 Press ENTER The current setting is displayed 3 Press to select ON or OFF The default setting is ON 4 Press ENTER to confirm the setting AUTO STBY reappears on the display 5 Press OPTION The receiver returns to normal mode To ...

Page 33: ... to start playback of the selected song or group View the screen of the iPod to control the menu Operate the iPod using the iPod controls or the supplied remote control Repeating playback Repeat Play You can play back a single track or a group of tracks on your iPod repeatedly Press REPEAT Each time you press the key mode of Repeat Play changes The following chart is an example of how mode changes...

Page 34: ...for the receiver to cool down and then turn it back on 8 No sound Incorrect input or output cable connections Connect the cables properly If the problem persists the cables may be defective 8 No appropriate input source has been selected Select an appropriate input source with the INPUT selector on the front panel or the input selection keys on the remote control Speaker connections are not secure...

Page 35: ...weak Use the TUNE AID feature to locate the best positioning of the indoor DAB antenna 21 There is noise interference e g hiss crackle or jitter The indoor DAB antenna needs to be repositioned Readjust the position of the indoor DAB antenna 8 The DAB signals are too weak Use the TUNE AID feature to locate the best positioning of the indoor DAB antenna 21 The DAB station information does not appear...

Page 36: ...les on your iPod Remote control Problem Cause Remedy See page The remote control does not work nor function properly The remote control may be operated outside its operation range For information on the remote control operation range see Using the remote control 11 The remote control sensor on this system may be exposed to direct sunlight or lightening invented fluorescent lamps Change the lightin...

Page 37: ... another disc If the same problem does not occur the disc you want to play back is defective MP3 WMA disc may not contain sufficient music tracks to be played back Check that your MP3 WMA disc contains at least 5 MP3 WMA music files The sampling rate of a MP3 or WMA file may not be compatible with the CD player Check the sampling rate and bit rate of an MP3 or WMA file are compatible with the CD p...

Page 38: ...can be compressed without any loss of data Sampling frequency The number of sampling process for digitalizing analog signals per second In principle the higher the sampling rate the wider the frequency range that can be played back and the higher the quantized bit rate the finer the sound that can be reproduced Track A CD can be divided into a number of segments tracks Each division is called a tr...

Page 39: ...STEM CD CD R RW AUDIO PERFORMANCE Signal noise 1 kHz 110 dB or more Dynamic range 1 kHz 100 dB or more Distortion and noise 1 kHz 0 003 or less GENERAL Specifications are subject to change without notice SPECIFICATIONS DAB 174 to 240 MHz Band III FM 87 50 to 108 00 MHz Power supply AC 230 V 50 Hz Power consumption 115 W Dimensions W H D 215 110 348 mm 8 1 2 4 3 8 13 3 4 in Weight 5 7 kg 12 6 lbs S...

Page 40: ... standards in force in the country where it is used 4 Accidents lightning water fire improper ventilation battery leakage or any cause beyond Yamaha s control 5 Defects of the system into which this product is incorporated and or incompatibility with third party products 6 Use of a product imported into the EEA and or Switzerland not by Yamaha where that product does not conform to the technical o...

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