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Problems with USB DAC

This product is not recognized by the PC

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The product is connected to a PC that is running an OS that is not guaranteed to work with it.

Connect the product to a PC that is running an OS that is guaranteed to work with it.

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The USB cable is not connected correctly.

Plug the USB cable back in correctly.

USB DAC stops working normally

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This product is connected to your PC via a USB hub.

Connect the product to your PC directly without using a USB hub.

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USB DAC does not work normally due to USB version compatibility or other effects.

Connect the USB cable to another USB port of your PC and check whether USB DAC is back to normal.
Furthermore, try connecting to a USB 2.0 port.

There is noise or interruption when playing music files on the PC

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Another application on the PC was started while it was playing a music file.

The audio may be interrupted or have noise when you start another application on your PC while playing
a music file. Do not start other applications while playing a music file.

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Setting for the buffer size of the dedicated “Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver” is incorrect (Windows
with ASIO compatible software only).

Try the following steps to change “Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver” setting, and check whether the sound
improves.

a

Open the control panel of “Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver”.

Start menu

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Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver

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Control Panel

b

Select “ASIO” tab and increase the value for “Buffer Size”.

Cannot play music files that are on the computer (no sound is output from this product)

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The audio output of the PC and/or application is set to mute.

Cancel the mute setting on the PC and/or in the application.

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The USB connection was cut off while playing a music file.

Turn this product OFF and then turn it ON. After that, restart the music software on your PC and play
music files.

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While the PC was running music software and the power of this product was ON, you connected
your PC to this product, and you switched the product’s input to “USB DAC”.

Close the music software and then, try the following steps:

a

After turning this product OFF, connect your PC to the product.

b

Turn the product ON.

c

Switch the product’s input source to “USB DAC”.

d

Start the music software on your PC and play music files.

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Summary of Contents for MusicCast R-N2000ASL

Page 1: ...Receiver User Guide EN ...

Page 2: ...lay 15 Rear panel 18 Remote control 20 Remote control 20 PREPARATION 22 Preparing the remote control 22 How to insert batteries and its operating range 22 Connecting external devices 23 Connecting audio devices 23 Connecting via HDMI to an ARC compatible TV 24 Connecting to your computer USB DAC function 25 Connecting speakers 27 Connecting speakers 27 Making bi wiring connections 30 Connecting a ...

Page 3: ...o your preference 54 Enjoying Pure Direct playback PURE DIRECT 54 Adjusting bass and treble BASS TREBLE 55 Adjusting left right volume balance BALANCE 56 Making it easier to hear bass and treble at low volumes LOUDNESS 57 Listening to TV audio 58 Making settings for listening to TV audio 58 Listening to the audio of an HDMI connected TV ARC 59 Listening to the radio 60 Preparing to listen to the r...

Page 4: ...input sources 78 Displaying audio signal information 79 Setting the reception mode stereo mono for FM radio 80 Performing an initial scan for DAB radio reception 81 Checking reception strength of each DAB channel label 82 Setting volume interlock with this product when playing an AirPlay Bluetooth device 83 Setting auto playback 84 Setting repeat playback 85 Setting shuffle playback 86 Improving i...

Page 5: ...D 110 Changing the FM tuning frequency setting 111 Initializing settings 112 UPDATING 113 Checking the version of firmware 113 Checking the version of firmware 113 Updating the firmware 114 Updating the firmware 114 Updating the firmware via your network 115 TROUBLESHOOTING 116 If you think there is a problem 116 If you think there is a problem the 1st step is checking the following 116 Power syst...

Page 6: ...iPhone WAC 134 Making a wireless connection manually 135 Supported devices and formats 136 Supported Bluetooth devices 136 Supported file formats on this product network 137 Playable formats using USB DAC 138 Trademarks 139 Trademarks 139 Specifications 141 Specifications 141 Default values 147 List of default values of the Option menu 147 List of default values of the Setup menu 148 List of defau...

Page 7: ...be read prior to use Quick Guide Included with the Product This guide explains things from basic connections up through playing Internet radio User Guide This Guide This provides explanations of all functions such as information that is not addressed in the Quick Guide In the User Guide iPhone iPad and iPod touch are referred to collectively as iPhone Unless indicated within an explanation referen...

Page 8: ...stic Optimizer This is a proprietary Yamaha technology that automatically optimizes for room acoustics A special YPAO microphone is used to detect speaker connections and measure the distance from them to the listening position It measures the acoustic characteristics of the space and automatically adjusts parameters such as volume balance and frequency characteristics Bi wiring Connections When c...

Page 9: ... Bluetooth Smartphone Tablet Audio from Radio Input Tuner Input USB DAC Audio from Computer HDMI ARC ARC Compatible TV Audio from TV Input TV Input CD PHONO LINE OPTICAL COAXIAL Media Server Wireless LAN Router NOTE This product cannot be connected to devices like BD DVD players via HDMI To play audio from these devices connect them with one of the following methods optical digital PCM coaxial dig...

Page 10: ...Cast Controller is easy to use and allows users to enjoy music from smartphones media servers PC NAS Internet radio and streaming services from anywhere in the home For details on MusicCast and compatible devices please visit the Yamaha website For more information about the app search MusicCast Controller in the App Store or Google Play 10 BEFORE USE Input sources playable with this product ...

Page 11: ...sories Check and make sure that you have all of the included accessories Power cord YPAO microphone DAB FM antenna Models for U K Europe Russia and Australia FM antenna Models for other areas Remote control Batteries AAA R03 UM 4 2 Safety Guide Quick Guide 11 BEFORE USE Accessories ...

Page 12: ...nd Standby This product also goes into Standby in the following situations When the Auto Power Standby function is activated p 105 When the switch is down The power is OFF This product cannot be operated with the remote control This product cannot also be linked with a Bluetooth device a network device or MusicCast Controller App The indicator lights up as follows according to the state of power P...

Page 13: ...ions as a VU Volume Unit level meter Displays the effective audio output indicating a value close to how humans sense sound DIMMER Selecting DIMMER changes the brightness of the meters When on the desired brightness if you switch to another setting item it fixes the brightness at that point h Remote control signal receiver Receives the signal infrared from the remote control p 22 i INPUT Selects t...

Page 14: ...lay turns off q RETURN CONNECT Used for things like operating the menus on the front display Also used when registering this product on the MusicCast Network p 41 r PRESET Used for recalling registered preset radio stations p 63 and registered songs Internet radio stations p 90 s Wireless LAN indicator Lights up when this product is connected to a wireless network p 132 t Bluetooth indicator Light...

Page 15: ...ong Shown when the input is Server and it is set to repeat playback p 85 Play Pause Shown when the input is Server AirPlay or Bluetooth and it is playing or paused Play icon is also shown when the input is Net Radio and it is playing Shuffle Shown when the input is Server and it is set to shuffle playback p 86 Please note that it may not be shown when playing music on a smartphone or tablet since ...

Page 16: ...nformation of Radio Data System models for U K Europe and Russia or DAB models for U K Europe Russia and Australia is also displayed To switch the displayed item press the DISPLAY key on the remote control NOTE Some text characters may not be available and _ is displayed n Browse indication This indication is shown only when the input source is Server or Net Radio and you are selecting the desired...

Page 17: ... operated for a certain amount of time The display returns to its normal brightness when the remote control or front panel is operated When PURE DIRECT is ON the front display turns OFF After turning OFF the display comes back ON when the remote control or front panel is operated The basic indication turns off if no operations are performed for a certain amount of time The time until the display t...

Page 18: ...ptical digital output p 23 d COAXIAL IN jack For connecting to external devices with a coaxial digital output p 23 e USB port For connecting to computers p 25 Compatible with USB type B connectors f NETWORK jack For connecting a network cable when connecting this product to a wired network p 36 g Wireless antenna For connecting this product to a wireless network Wi Fi p 37 It is also used for Blue...

Page 19: ...al devices with analog audio OUT p 23 m PRE OUT jacks Outputs the same audio signal that is output to the SPEAKERS L R CH jacks p 23 n TRIGGER OUT jack For connecting to external devices that support the trigger function p 32 o SUBWOOFER OUT jack For connecting to a subwoofer with a built in amplifier p 31 p SERVICE ports These are service ports that are used when performing repairs etc Do not plu...

Page 20: ...ons VOLUME MUTE AMP PHONO LINE 1 LINE 2 TV CD USB DAC OPT 1 OPT 2 COAX TUNER BLUETOOTH NET DISPLAY SETUP NOW PLAYING RETURN OPTION MEMORY PRESET 1 2 ENTER 3 SLEEP SP A B c b d e f g a h j l k m n i a Remote control signal transmitter Sends the remote control signal infrared 20 NAMES OF PARTS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS Remote control ...

Page 21: ...ernet radio stations p 88 PRESET key Used for recalling registered preset radio stations p 63 and registered songs Internet radio stations p 90 g 1 2 3 keys For registering and recalling your favorite radio stations or network content to separate presets p 88 h SETUP key Opens the Setup menu p 94 i OPTION key Opens the Option menu p 76 j Menu operation keys qwer cursor keys ENTER and RETURN For op...

Page 22: ... the included batteries into the remote control facing the correct way 2 1 3 The operating range of the remote control is as illustrated Point the remote control at the remote control signal infrared receiver when operating it Within 6 m 20 ft 30 30 22 PREPARATION Preparing the remote control ...

Page 23: ...IGITAL IN jacks Audio outputs either optical digital coaxial digital or analog stereo Audio device PHONO jacks Turntable Ground wire Audio OUT PHONO External amplifier PRE OUT jacks Audio IN Analog Stereo ANALOG IN jacks NOTE The DIGITAL IN jacks of this product are only compatible with PCM signal 2 channel The PHONO jacks of this product are compatible with MM cartridges Use a step up transformer...

Page 24: ...C ARC These labels mean that the port supports only ARC or both eARC and ARC If connected to a port that does not support ARC audio from the TV cannot be played via HDMI This product does not support eARC For this connection use an HDMI cable 19 pin with an HDMI logo that indicates it is ARC compatible You may have to change settings on the TV Please refer to the user s manual of the TV Video cann...

Page 25: ...o no special driver needs to be installed NOTE Services may not work even on a compatible OS due to the computer s configuration the environment and or version updating of the OS Install the driver on your computer before connecting this product to it If you connect it before installing the software it may not work properly n Installing the dedicated driver Windows only Before connecting this prod...

Page 26: ...L USB NETWORK 12V 0 1A DIGITAL IN TRIGGER OUT PRE OUT L R SUBWOOFER OUT SPEAKERS L CH A B USB Computer USB cable Type B NOTE After checking what kind of USB port your computer uses get the appropriate USB cable commercially available Use a USB cable of less than 3 meters Related links Playing audio from your computer USB DAC p 75 26 PREPARATION Connecting external devices ...

Page 27: ...at least 4 ohm When connecting 2 sets of speakers SPEAKERS A and SPEAKERS B use the speakers with an impedance of at least 8 ohm ANALOG IN LINE 1 OPTICAL COAXIAL USB LINE 2 GND 2 NETWORK 12V 0 1A 1 L DIGITAL IN TRIGGER OUT R CD L R PRE OUT L R SUBWOOFER OUT SPEAKERS R CH A B SPEAKERS L CH A B ANTENNA FM 75 PHONO L R Rear panel Speaker A Right channel Speaker A Left channel Speaker B Right channel ...

Page 28: ...th a metal rack they may cause a short circuit resulting in damage to the product Leave plenty of space when installing the product so the speaker jacks do not touch the rack Do not allow the core wires of a speaker cable to touch the core wires of another speaker cable or any metal parts of the product Doing so may damage the product and or the speakers NOTE Be sure to connect to the jacks correc...

Page 29: ...knob of the speaker jack to the left to loosen it and insert the Y shaped lug between the ring and the base Width of jack side 5 8 mm Y shaped lug 2 Turn the knob back to the right to tighten it Related links Making bi wiring connections p 30 Connecting a subwoofer p 31 29 PREPARATION Connecting speakers ...

Page 30: ...s as illustrated The illustration shows connecting the left channel Connect the right channel in the same way Swapping the connections between speaker jacks A and B is OK SPEAKERS L CH A B Rear panel Speaker NOTE When the speakers have been bi wired it is necessary after turning the product ON to change the speaker setting to A B before running YPAO Use speakers with an impedance of at least 4 Ω a...

Page 31: ...RCA commercially available Subwoofer with built in amplifier ANALOG IN LINE 1 OPTICAL COAXIAL USB LINE 2 GND 2 NETWORK 12V 0 1A 1 L DIGITAL IN TRIGGER OUT R CD L R PRE OUT L R SUBWOOFER OUT SPEAKERS R CH A B SPEAKERS L CH A B ANTENNA FM 75 PHONO L R Rear panel 31 PREPARATION Connecting speakers ...

Page 32: ...it to a TRIGGER OUT jack of this product via a mono mini plug cable When this product is turned ON it outputs a signal 12 V 0 1 A from the TRIGGER OUT jacks linking them ANALOG IN LINE 1 OPTICAL COAXIAL USB LINE 2 2 NETWORK 12V 0 1A L DIGITAL IN TRIGGER OUT PRE OUT L R SUBWOOFER OUT SPEAKERS L CH A B TRIGGER OUT 12V 0 1A Rear panel TRIGGER OUT jacks System Connection jack System Connection compati...

Page 33: ...o the product After connecting the FM antenna secure it to a wall ANALOG IN LINE 1 OPTICAL COAXIAL USB LINE 2 2 NETWORK 1 L DIGITAL IN TRIGGER R CD L R PRE OUT L R SUBWOOFER OUT SPEAKERS R CH A SPEAKERS L CH A ANTENNA FM 75 Rear panel FM antenna 33 PREPARATION Connecting radio antennas ...

Page 34: ...H ANALOG IN LINE 1 OPTICAL COAXIAL USB LINE 2 2 A NETWORK DAB FM 75 SPEAKERS L CH A 1 L DIGITAL IN TRIGGER R CD L R PRE OUT L R SUBWOOFER OUT Rear panel DAB FM antenna NOTE The antenna should be stretched out horizontally If you cannot obtain good reception on the radio adjust the height direction or placement of the DAB FM antenna 34 PREPARATION Connecting radio antennas ...

Page 35: ...ached storage NAS NOTICE When connecting the product to the Internet be sure to connect via a router to ensure security Set up an appropriate password for the router that it goes through Do not connect directly to communication lines including public LANs of telecommunications carriers mobile communication companies fixed line providers Internet providers etc Related links Connecting a network cab...

Page 36: ...this product ANALOG IN LINE 1 OPTICAL COAXIAL USB SERVICE 2 NETWORK TV ARC 1 DIGITAL IN SUBWOOFER OUT SPEAKERS L CH ANTENNA FM 75 LAN WAN Network Attached Storage NAS Internet Router Computer Network cable Rear panel NOTE If the router is not compatible with DHCP servers or if you want to configure the network parameters manually you must configure the network settings Related links Configuring a ...

Page 37: ... the wireless antenna SERVICE AC IN NETWORK TV ARC NOTICE Do not exert excessive force on the wireless antenna Doing so may damage it Related links Registering with the MusicCast network p 41 Selecting the wireless method of connecting to the network p 132 37 PREPARATION Preparing a network connection ...

Page 38: ...ed power cord SERVICE AC IN NETWORK TV ARC Rear panel Connect to a power outlet NOTE Be sure to unplug this product from the power outlet when it will not be used for a long time This product consumes a small amount of electricity even when its power is in Standby 38 PREPARATION Turning the product ON ...

Page 39: ...hen the following message is shown on the front display press RETURN on the front panel When you connect this product to the router with a network cable wired connection this operation is skipped It may take about 30 seconds for the message to be shown The portion marked with varies depending on the device LOUDNESS VOLUME FLAT 30dB PURE DIRECT PRESET RETURN CONNECT PUSH ENTER SELECT 10 0 6 10 100 ...

Page 40: ...eral seconds from turning the power ON until audio is played After turning the power OFF do not try to turn it ON again for at least 10 seconds Doing so may generate some noise Related links Making a wireless connection with your iPhone WAC p 134 n Operating the power with the remote control When the z Power Switch on the front panel is up each press of the zAMP key on the remote control switches ...

Page 41: ... Controller on your mobile device s and tap Setup 2 Follow the instructions provided by MusicCast Controller LOUDNESS VOLUME FLAT 30dB PURE DIRECT PRESET RETURN CONNECT PUSH ENTER SELECT 10 0 6 10 100 W 8 RETURN CONNECT Front panel NOTE To connect to the network wirelessly ensure that you have the SSID and security key of the wireless LAN router access point you wish to use To configure a second a...

Page 42: ...hone Do not plug in headphones If you change the speaker s configuration such as replacing a speaker or adding removing a subwoofer be sure to run YPAO again 1 On the front panel check the following before running YPAO BASS and TREBLE are in their center positions BALANCE is in its center position LOUDNESS is in its center position FLAT PURE DIRECT is OFF 2 Select the speakers A B A B or Off by pr...

Page 43: ...g position ear height Secure the YPAO microphone in place so it does not move If a camera tripod is used for the microphone its screws can be used to secure the microphone 5 Plug the YPAO microphone into the YPAO MIC jack on the front panel YPAO MIC 1 2 9 YPAO microphone Ear height YPAO MIC jack Front panel Listening position The following message appears on the front display NOTICE Be careful not...

Page 44: ...ts 8 Unplug the YPAO microphone from the YPAO MIC jack This completes the automatic adjustments of speaker settings via YPAO NOTICE The YPAO microphone is sensitive to heat so avoid hot places such as on top of an external device or places in direct sunlight when storing it NOTE Running YPAO automatically enables the YPAO Volume function which is linked to the volume and automatically adjusts the ...

Page 45: ...ed links Front panel p 12 Error and warning messages p 46 Using the app to check YPAO measurements and change settings p 48 Configuring YPAO p 102 45 PREPARATION Automatic adjustment of speaker settings YPAO ...

Page 46: ...rized Yamaha service center E 20 No Speakers Select the speakers to use A B A B or Off and then measure again If the same error message appears again exit YPAO turn OFF this product and check the speaker and or PRE OUT jack connections If using an external amp check its connections and power E 21 Control Knob Make sure the controls on the front panel BASS TREBLE BALANCE and LOUDNESS are in the cen...

Page 47: ... message prompts you to check the system and it does not affect playing this product if used as is W 2 Over Distance Check the distance between the listening position and the corresponding speakers W 3 Level Error Correct the connections or placement of the corresponding speakers Use the same or similar speakers with similar performance if possible If there is a problem with a subwoofer check that...

Page 48: ...room in which this product is installed and then tap the settings icon 2 Tap the room in which this product is installed from Room Settings on the Settings screen 3 Tap Speaker Setup under YPAO on the room screen this product 4 Confirm the YPAO measurement results on the Speaker Settings screen You can also change the settings from the Speaker Settings screen Item Setting Value or Display Descript...

Page 49: ...eps Sets the distance from the listening position to each speaker individually so the sound from each of them reaches you at the same time R SW Level L 10 0 dB to 10 0 dB 0 5 dB steps Sets speakers individually so the volume from each sounds the same at the listening position R SW EQ On Off Sets whether to use not use an equalizer based on YPAO measurements YPAO Volume On Off When YPAO Volume is s...

Page 50: ...pressed it switches between the speakers in the order A B A B Off You can check which speakers are selected on the front display A Outputs from the speakers connected to the A jacks B Outputs from the speakers connected to B jacks A B Outputs from both the A and B jacks Use this setting when connected with bi wiring Off No output from speakers connected to the A or B jacks NOTE This operation can ...

Page 51: ...UNER key audio from a radio station BLUETOOTH key audio from a device such as smartphone connected via Bluetooth NET key audio input via the NETWORK jack or wirelessly VOLUME MUTE AMP PHONO LINE 1 LINE 2 TV CD USB DAC OPT 1 OPT 2 COAX TUNER BLUETOOTH NET DISPLAY SETUP NOW PLAYING RETURN OPTION MEMORY PRESET 1 2 ENTER 3 SLEEP SP A B PHONO LINE 1 LINE 2 TV CD USB DAC OPT 1 OPT 2 COAX TUNER BLUETOOTH...

Page 52: ... You can also turn VOLUME on the front panel to adjust it Pressing the MUTE key mutes the sound Pressing it again returns the volume to its previous level You can adjust the sound to your preference with BASS TREBLE BALANCE and LOUDNESS on the front panel Related links Adjusting bass and treble BASS TREBLE p 55 Adjusting left right volume balance BALANCE p 56 Making it easier to hear bass and treb...

Page 53: ...nput source Displayed item TUNER FM Frequency Models for U K Europe and Russia Radio Data System data is also available when this product is tuned into a Radio Data System broadcasting station For details see the following Displaying the Radio Data System information p 64 TUNER DAB Models for U K Europe Russia and Australia For details see the following Displaying the DAB information p 65 Server A...

Page 54: ...ure Direct the following functions are disabled The various adjustment functions BASS TREBLE BALANCE and LOUDNESS Settings made via YPAO Operation of Option menu and Setup menu Indications on the front display when no operations performed When using Pure Direct transmissions to the MusicCast Network are not available except the audio of network content and Bluetooth devices Related links Using the...

Page 55: ...e it It has flat characteristics when set to the middle Setting range 10 dB to 0 to 10 dB 20 Hz n Adjusting the treble When the treble feels too weak turn TREBLE to the right to increase it When it feels too strong turn TREBLE to the left to reduce it It has flat characteristics when set to the middle Setting range 10 dB to 0 to 10 dB 20 kHz NOTE When Pure Direct is used the settings are disabled ...

Page 56: ...alance of the volume between the left and right speakers BALANCE L R Turn BALANCE left or right to adjust the left channel L or the right channel R When turned all the way to the left or right it mutes the opposite channel NOTE When Pure Direct is used the setting is disabled left and right channels are fixed at 0 dB 56 PLAYBACK Adjusting the sound to your preference ...

Page 57: ...rom damage always check the state of LOUDNESS before enabling Pure Direct and if it is set to any position other than FLAT lower the volume LOUDNESS FLAT 30dB 1 Put LOUDNESS to the FLAT position 2 Turn VOLUME up to the maximum level at which you normally listen to music 3 Turn LOUDNESS counterclockwise to a moderate volume LOUDNESS FLAT 30dB NOTE If the YPAO Volume function is enabled loudness adj...

Page 58: ...cursor keys e r and then press the ENTER key 5 Press the SETUP key 6 Enable the TV HDMI control function Refer to the user s manual of the TV and make the settings 7 Unplug the TV s power plug from the outlet then plug it back in and turn the TV ON The HDMI connection between the TV and this product is configured and the link is set NOTE If the HDMI control function of this product is turned from ...

Page 59: ... TV ARC port is PCM 2 channel First check the settings on your TV and set the audio format for ARC output to the PCM 2 channel If the TV is not set to the PCM 2 channel the audio may not play at all or play as loud noise For more details refer to the user s manual of the TV NOTE In order to use ARC it is necessary to turn the HDMI control function ON You can also control audio functions like volum...

Page 60: ...e front panel down to turn the power OFF 2 While pressing RETURN on the front panel lift the z Power Switch up 3 Turn SELECT on the front panel to choose Frequency Step and press SELECT 4 Turn SELECT to choose FM 100kHz and press SELECT 5 Push the z Power Switch down to turn it OFF 6 Lift the z Power Switch again to turn it back ON This completes the settings NOTE Preset registered radio stations ...

Page 61: ...not all areas are currently being covered For a list of nationwide DAB statuses and worldwide DAB frequencies check WorldDMB online at http www worlddab org If no DAB radio stations are found by an initial scan the front display will change to Off Air To perform an initial scan again after some DAB radio stations are stored select Init Scan in the Option menu If you perform an initial scan again t...

Page 62: ... 640 MHz 9B 206 352 MHz 9C 208 064 MHz 9D 209 936 MHz 10A 211 648 MHz 10B 213 360 MHz 10C 215 072 MHz 10D 216 928 MHz 11A 218 640 MHz 11B 220 352 MHz 11C 222 064 MHz 11D 223 936 MHz 12A 225 648 MHz 12B 227 360 MHz 12C 229 072 MHz 12D 230 784 MHz 13A 232 496 MHz 13B 234 208 MHz 13C 235 776 MHz 13D 237 488 MHz 13E 239 200 MHz 13F 62 PLAYBACK Listening to the radio ...

Page 63: ...e the cursor keys q w to select the desired preset number To go back to selecting stations via frequency press the PRESET key or the RETURN key You can also select the desired preset number by pressing the cursor keys q w in the frequency selection NOTE The FM radio reception mode stereo mono can be set via FM Mode in the Option menu When reception of an FM radio is unstable it may help to switch ...

Page 64: ...y on the remote control to select between the various display items The information appears on the front display Frequency Frequency Program Service Program service name Program Type Current program type Radio Text Information on the current program Clock Time Current time NOTE is displayed in Program Service Program Type Radio Text and Clock Time if the radio station does not provide the Radio Da...

Page 65: ...The information appears on the front display Service Label Station name Dynamic Label Information on the current station Ensemble Label Ensemble name Program Type Station genre Date and Time Current date and time Audio Mode Audio mode monaural stereo and bit rate CH Label Frequency Channel label and frequency Signal Quality Signal reception quality 0 none to 100 best NOTE Some information may not ...

Page 66: ... process 5 Press the ENTER key Auto presetting begins and Searching is shown during the auto preset process Once auto preset is complete Finished is displayed and the Option menu closes automatically NOTE A maximum of 40 radio stations can be registered To cancel auto preset press the RETURN key Models for U K Europe and Russia Only Radio Data System broadcasting stations are registered automatica...

Page 67: ... of 40 radio stations can be registered To register a radio station to the next empty number from the previously preset number press the MEMORY key for 3 seconds or so while on the desired radio station To go back to the original screen without registering press the RETURN key After 30 seconds of inactivity the display automatically returns to the previous screen Related links Selecting a radio st...

Page 68: ...e cursor keys q w and then press the ENTER key 4 Use the cursor keys q w to select the preset number you wish to cancel and press the ENTER key Once the registration is removed Cleared is displayed and the next registered preset number is displayed 5 To remove another preset number repeat step 4 6 Press the OPTION key This completes removal of the registration 68 PLAYBACK Listening to the radio ...

Page 69: ...fferent Bluetooth device first disconnect the current connection You can control playing the Bluetooth device with the Stop r d Play Pause keys on the remote control The volume on this product can be controlled from the Bluetooth device while it is playing To disconnect the Bluetooth device do any of the following Perform a disconnect operation on the Bluetooth device Press the BLUETOOTH key for 3...

Page 70: ... the Bluetooth speakers headphones to send to Once the connection is complete audio is output from the Bluetooth speakers headphones NOTE Adjust the volume on the connected Bluetooth device The audio being played is also output from the speakers connected to this product AirPlay DSD and PCM audio exceeding 192 kHz cannot be transmitted When using Pure Direct audio of input sources other than netwo...

Page 71: ... playing You can change the network name of this product that is displayed on your AirPlay device You can control playing AirPlay devices with the Stop r d Play Pause keys You can control the volume of this product from your AirPlay device during playback You can switch the playback information shown on the front display by repeatedly pressing the DISPLAY key while it is playing The product is com...

Page 72: ...t display by repeatedly pressing the DISPLAY key while it is playing If you press a cursor key while a station is playing it displays the browse indication on the front display and you can select different content To go back to the playback information without making a selection press the NOW PLAYING key Some Internet radio stations may not be available at all times This function uses the airable ...

Page 73: ...bsite also provides supplementary information about different streaming services https manual yamaha com av mc ss NOTE Some streaming services require a subscription to their paid services For details on each service provider see its official website Streaming services are subject to change suspension or termination without notice Please note that the Yamaha Corporation is in no way responsible fo...

Page 74: ...connect to a wired network You can shuffle repeat play songs Playback can be controlled from a digital media controller DMC You can register your favorite content to presets and then recall it easily You can control playing media servers with the Stop r d Play Pause keys While it is playing you can skip a song with the cursor keys e r and control play pause with the ENTER key You can switch the pl...

Page 75: ...tings of the application Signal format information is displayed on the front display during playback is displayed when not playing or if the signal format is not supported n Adjusting the volume For better sound quality set the volume on your computer to its maximum and then gradually increase the volume on this product from the minimum until it reaches your desired level NOTE During playback do n...

Page 76: ... the Option menu are as follows 1 Press the OPTION key 2 Select a setting with the cursor keys and press the ENTER key To go back a level of the menu press the RETURN key 3 Select the desired setting with the cursor keys e r 4 Press the OPTION key This completes the configuration Related links Menu structure p 93 List of Option menu p 77 76 PLAYBACK Option menu settings for each input source ...

Page 77: ...pling 79 Auto Preset 66 Clear Preset 68 FM Mode 80 Init Scan 81 Tune AID 82 Volume Interlock 83 Auto playback 84 Repeat 85 Shuffle 86 PLL 87 NOTE The settings available on the Option menu vary with the input source Only the items that can be configured are shown on the front display 77 PLAYBACK Option menu settings for each input source ...

Page 78: ...en the volume becomes louder quieter when you change the input source use this setting to fine tune them Option menu Volume Trim Input Trim Setting value 10 0 dB to 10 0 dB NOTE Each input source can be set individually Related links Basic operation of the Option menu p 76 78 PLAYBACK Option menu settings for each input source ...

Page 79: ...g Option menu Signal info Format Related links Basic operation of the Option menu p 76 n Displaying the sampling frequency You can display the sampling frequency of the audio signal that is playing Option menu Signal info Sampling Related links Basic operation of the Option menu p 76 79 PLAYBACK Option menu settings for each input source ...

Page 80: ... FM radio When reception of an FM radio is unstable it may help to switch to mono reception Option menu FM Mode Setting value Stereo Receives FM radio in stereo Mono Receives FM radio in mono Related links Basic operation of the Option menu p 76 80 PLAYBACK Option menu settings for each input source ...

Page 81: ...press the ENTER key 5 Press the ENTER key to start an initial scan When the initial scan finishes this product automatically tunes in to the first DAB radio station in order by frequency NOTE If you perform an initial scan again the DAB radio stations currently registered to the preset numbers will be cleared If no DAB radio stations are found by an initial scan press the ENTER key to start an ini...

Page 82: ...e TUNER key to select the DAB band 3 Press the OPTION key 4 Use the cursor keys to select Tune AID and press the ENTER key 5 Use the cursor keys to select the desired DAB channel label The reception strength of DAB channel label is displayed in 0 none to 100 best 6 Press the OPTION key This completes the checking Related links Basic operation of the Option menu p 76 82 PLAYBACK Option menu setting...

Page 83: ...the AirPlay or Bluetooth device Option menu Volume Interlock Setting value Off Disables volume control from AirPlay and Bluetooth devices Limited Enables volume control to mute and within the range of 96 5 to 40 0 dB Full Enables volume control to mute and within the range of 96 5 to 0 0 dB NOTE Volume interlock is not available on all Bluetooth devices Related links Basic operation of the Option ...

Page 84: ...ed the content that was last played starts playing automatically NOTE The auto play settings are only available when the input is Server Some inputs are always on auto play such as Internet radio stations and Bluetooth devices Auto playback may not work with some inputs or content Related links Basic operation of the Option menu p 76 84 PLAYBACK Option menu settings for each input source ...

Page 85: ... the current song All Repeatedly plays the songs of an album folder NOTE The repeat playback settings are only available when the input is Server When turning the power OFF in Standby the setting One is automatically turned Off Related links Basic operation of the Option menu p 76 85 PLAYBACK Option menu settings for each input source ...

Page 86: ...etting value Off Disables shuffle playback On Plays the songs of an album folder randomly NOTE The shuffle playback settings are only available when the input is Server Related links Basic operation of the Option menu p 76 86 PLAYBACK Option menu settings for each input source ...

Page 87: ...he best sound quality while Mode 1 is most resistant to clock fluctuations the smaller the value the less likely to be disrupted Option menu PLL Setting value Mode 1 Mode 2 Mode 3 NOTE PLL settings are only available when the input is OPTICAL1 OPTICAL2 COAXIAL or TV Related links Basic operation of the Option menu p 76 87 PLAYBACK Option menu settings for each input source ...

Page 88: ...T 1 OPT 2 COAX TUNER BLUETOOTH NET DISPLAY DISPLA DISPLA SETUP OPTION PRESET 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 3 MEMORY The preset number and content to register are shown on the front display Empty is shown if not registered 3 Use the cursor keys q w to select a preset number as destination 4 Press the MEMORY key The registered preset numbers and Memorized are shown This completes the registration NOTE By ...

Page 89: ...songs or Internet radio stations 2 Press a numeric key either 1 2 3 for 3 seconds or longer If a favorite is already registered it is overwritten This completes the registration NOTE In addition to presets favorites can be registered to each numeric key If they cannot be registered Not Available is shown on the front display 89 USEFUL FUNCTIONS Preset functions ...

Page 90: ...TE AMP PHONO LINE 1 LINE 2 TV CD USB DAC OPT 1 OPT 2 COAX TUNER BLUETOOTH NET DISPLAY SETUP NOW PLAYING RETURN OPTION MEMORY PRESET 1 2 ENTER 3 SLEEP SP A B OPT 1 OPT 2 COAX TUNER BLUETOOTH NET DISPLAY SETUP OPTION MEMORY PRESET 1 2 3 OPT 1 OPT 2 COAX TUNER BLUETOOTH NET DISPLAY DISPLA DISPLA SETUP OPTION MEMORY 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 3 PRESET 3 Press the ENTER key The selected content starts pla...

Page 91: ... and a number key is pressed the power of this product turns ON and playback begins To play content other than TUNER at this time set Network Standby to Auto or On ahead of time in Network in the Setup menu The content can be recalled regardless of the selected input Related links Configuring a network p 96 91 USEFUL FUNCTIONS Preset functions ...

Page 92: ...ME MUTE AMP PHONO LINE 1 LINE 2 TV CD USB DAC OPT 1 OPT 2 COAX TUNER BLUETOOTH NET DISPLAY SETUP NOW PLAYING RETURN OPTION MEMORY PRESET 1 2 ENTER 3 SLEEP SP A B AMP PHONO LINE 1 LINE 2 TV CD USB DAC OPT 1 OPT 2 COAX TUNER BLUETOOTH NET SLEEP SP A B AMP PHONO LINE 1 LINE 2 TV CD USB DAC OPT 1 OPT 2 COAX TUNER BLUETOOTH NET SP A B NOTE The next time you set the timer the time set the last time is c...

Page 93: ...ith the remote control while looking at the front display Advanced Setup menu For configuring the product s system settings etc Can only be operated from the front panel NOTE Play related settings and information can be managed from the Option menu Related links List of Option menu p 77 List of Setup menu items p 95 List of Advanced Setup menu items p 108 93 SETTINGS Menus ...

Page 94: ...re as follows 1 Press the SETUP key 2 Select a settings item with the cursor keys and press the ENTER key To go back a level of the menu press the RETURN key 3 Select the desired setting with the cursor keys e r 4 Press the SETUP key This completes the configuration Related links Menu structure p 93 List of Setup menu items p 95 94 SETTINGS Setup menu changing function settings ...

Page 95: ...rol Network Standby Network Name Network Update MCLink Pow Intlck Bluetooth Bluetooth 101 Bluetooth Standby YPAO Speaker A 102 Speaker B Speaker A B Speaker Off TV HDMI Control 103 Volume Max Volume 104 Initial Volume Auto Power Stdby 105 Display Brightness 106 Display Sleep Time 95 SETTINGS Setup menu changing function settings ...

Page 96: ...u Network Network Info New Firmware Firmware update available or not Status State of network jack connections MusicCastNetwork State of MusicCast Network preparations MAC Address MAC address of this product The MAC address is different depending on whether the connection to the network is wired or wireless SSID Access point this product is connected to only displayed for Wi Fi connections IP Addre...

Page 97: ... Setup menu p 94 n Configuring network information manually This explains how to configure the network information IP address subnet mask default gateway etc of this product manually Setup menu Network IP Address 1 Select Off for DHCP 2 Select item you want to set with the cursor keys q w 3 Use the cursor keys e r to move the cursor position and the cursor keys q w to set the network information 4...

Page 98: ...les network standby On Enables network standby This consumes more energy than when it is Off Auto Enables network standby The product goes into a power save mode to save energy when in network standby and Bluetooth Standby is Off and the network is disconnected for a certain period of time NOTE If Network Standby is set to Off Bluetooth Standby setting is disabled When in the power save mode this ...

Page 99: ... and or resolve problems The latest firmware is available via the network For details see the Yamaha website Setup menu Network Network Update Options Perform Update Update firmware via the network This item is only displayed when new firmware is available Firmware Version Displays the version of the firmware System ID Displays the unique System ID of this product NOTE When there is an update noti...

Page 100: ...tandem with this product master when it is turned ON Setup menu Network MCLink Pow Intlck Setting value Off Does not link the power of this product and that of MusicCast compatible devices On Links the power of this product and that of MusicCast compatible devices Related links Basic operation of the Setup menu p 94 100 SETTINGS Setup menu changing function settings ...

Page 101: ...er of this product can be turned ON from a Bluetooth device When set to On this product is turned on automatically when a connection is made with a Bluetooth device Setup menu Bluetooth Bluetooth Standby Setting value Off Disables the Bluetooth Standby function On Enables the Bluetooth Standby function This consumes more energy than when set to Off NOTE This setting is not available when Network S...

Page 102: ...94 n Automatically adjust bass treble balance in tandem with volume Sets whether to use the YPAO Volume function which is linked to the volume and automatically adjusts the bass treble balance based on the YPAO measurements When this is On it allows you to enjoy a natural balance in sound quality even at low volumes Setup menu YPAO each speaker YPAO Volume Setting value Off Disables YPAO Volume On...

Page 103: ...ables the HDMI control function NOTE After connecting an HDMI control compatible TV to this product it may be necessary to configure the TV s settings For more details refer to the user s manual of the TV Related links Making settings for listening to TV audio p 58 Listening to the audio of an HDMI connected TV ARC p 59 Basic operation of the Setup menu p 94 103 SETTINGS Setup menu changing functi...

Page 104: ...Setup menu p 94 n Setting the power ON volume This sets the volume for when the power is turned ON Setup menu Volume Initial Volume Setting value Off Uses the volume from the last time the power went into Standby Mute Mutes the volume 96 5 dB to 0 dB Uses the specified volume Enabled only when the volume is set lower than Max Volume Related links Basic operation of the Setup menu p 94 104 SETTINGS...

Page 105: ...t go into Standby automatically On Goes into Standby when any of the following conditions is met When the product has not been operated for 8 hours When the input is NET which can be selected by the NET key Bluetooth or TV and it has not been played for 20 minutes Related links Basic operation of the Setup menu p 94 105 SETTINGS Setup menu changing function settings ...

Page 106: ... is operated Related links Basic operation of the Setup menu p 94 n Configuring the front display to turn OFF automatically This function sets the time until the front display turns OFF automatically Setup menu Display Display Sleep Time Setting value Off Does not turn OFF automatically 15 minutes Turns OFF automatically when the product has not been operated for 15 minutes 30 minutes Turns OFF au...

Page 107: ...screen is shown on the front display 3 Turn SELECT to select a setting item 4 Press SELECT to set the setting item To go back a level of the menu press the RETURN key 5 Turn SELECT to select the setting value 6 Press SELECT to set the setting value 7 Push the z Power Switch down to turn it OFF 8 Lift the z Power Switch again to turn it back ON The changes to settings are reflected Related links Me...

Page 108: ...f Advanced Setup menu items Items in the Advanced Setup menu are as follows Item Page Language 109 Remote ID 110 Frequency Step 111 Initialization 112 108 SETTINGS Advanced Setup menu changing system settings ...

Page 109: ...up menu Advanced Setup menu Language Setting value English English 日本語 Japanese Français French Deutsch German Español Spanish Русский Russian Italiano Italian Related links Basic operation of the Advanced Setup menu p 107 109 SETTINGS Advanced Setup menu changing system settings ...

Page 110: ...omatically Use this setting when operating the product using the remote control that is included with some Yamaha CD network players NOTE If the ID of the main unit and the remote control do not match the message Remote ID Mismatch appears on the front display when you try to use the remote control Related links Basic operation of the Advanced Setup menu p 107 110 SETTINGS Advanced Setup menu chan...

Page 111: ...Setting value FM 100kHz Adjusts the FM frequency by 100 kHz steps FM 50kHz Adjusts the FM frequency by 50 kHz steps NOTE Preset registered radio stations and frequency will be initialized if you change the radio tuning frequency steps Related links Preparing to listen to the radio p 60 Basic operation of the Advanced Setup menu p 107 111 SETTINGS Advanced Setup menu changing system settings ...

Page 112: ...ced Setup menu Initialization Options All Initializes all settings Network Initializes network related settings Cancel Cancels initialization Related links Basic operation of the Advanced Setup menu p 107 Default values p 147 112 SETTINGS Advanced Setup menu changing system settings ...

Page 113: ... cursor keys q w and then press the ENTER key 3 Then select Network Update and press the ENTER key 4 Select Firmware Version The firmware version appears on the front display To close the Setup menu press the SETUP key NOTE The firmware version can also be checked from the MusicCast Controller menu Related links Configuring a network p 96 Updating the firmware p 114 113 UPDATING Checking the versi...

Page 114: ... provided to add functionality to this product and or resolve problems For details about firmware please visit the Yamaha website Firmware can be updated via the Internet Related links Updating the firmware via your network p 115 114 UPDATING Updating the firmware ...

Page 115: ...1 Press the ENTER key Perform Update is displayed on the next screen 2 Press the ENTER key The screen turns off and the firmware update begins 3 When the messages Update Success and Please Power OFF appear on the front display push the z Power Switch down This completes the firmware update NOTE It takes about 20 minutes to update the firmware You can check whether there are any new firmware update...

Page 116: ...ou are using it check the following items first The power plug s of this product audio devices CD player etc and or TV are securely plugged into the power outlet s The power of this product subwoofer audio devices CD player etc and or TV is turned ON The cables between devices are securely plugged into the jacks 116 TROUBLESHOOTING If you think there is a problem ...

Page 117: ...omatically The sleep timer activated Turn the power back ON and start playback For more details refer to the following Configuring the time for the sleep timer p 92 The Auto Power Standby function was activated as the set period of time elapsed without operating the product To disable the Auto Power Standby function set Auto Power Stdby to Off from the Setup menu For more details refer to the foll...

Page 118: ... the lighting or the orientation of the unit The IDs of the main unit and the remote control do not match Change the ID of the main unit or of the remote control For more details refer to the following Configuring the Remote ID p 110 The front display is OFF PURE DIRECT on the front panel is pressed When using Pure Direct the front display turns OFF After turning OFF the display comes back ON when...

Page 119: ...power The audio is muted Press the MUTE key to cancel muting Headphones are plugged into the PHONES jack Unplug the headphones This product was put into Standby by the Auto Power Standby function Set Auto Power Stdby to Off from the Setup menu For more details refer to the following Configuring auto power standby p 105 Volume cannot be increased The maximum volume is set too low Adjust the maximum...

Page 120: ...olume of the subwoofer is extremely low Adjust the volume of the subwoofer The auto standby function of the subwoofer automatically turning the power OFF was activated Either disable the subwoofer auto standby function or adjust its activation sensitivity Noise is being output Digital and or high frequency equipment is located near this product Increase the distance between this product and such d...

Page 121: ... settings on your TV and set the audio format for ARC output to the PCM 2 channel For more details refer to the user s manual of the TV Video from this product such as its Setup menu is not displayed on the TV Video cannot be output from this product to a TV Look at the front display while operating the Setup menu etc Power does not turn ON linked with the TV The HDMI control setting of this produ...

Page 122: ... outdoor antenna commercially available Cannot select radio stations by pressing the PRESET key No radio stations are registered If no radio stations at all have been registered No Presets is displayed on the front display when the PRESET key is pressed Register radio stations to preset numbers For more details refer to the following Registering radio stations manually p 67 Auto presets can also b...

Page 123: ... listing of the DAB coverage in your area DAB radio reception is poor or has noise There is multi path interference Check reception strength via Tune AID on the Option menu and adjust the antenna height or orientation or place it in a different location For details see the following Preparing the DAB tuning p 61 Your area is too far from the DAB station transmitter Use an outdoor antenna We recomm...

Page 124: ...ffer size of the dedicated Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver is incorrect Windows with ASIO compatible software only Try the following steps to change Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver setting and check whether the sound improves a Open the control panel of Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver Start menu Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver Control Panel b Select ASIO tab and increase the value for Buffer Size Cannot play musi...

Page 125: ...ot configured correctly Check the settings of the audio output device of your computer and or application For more details refer to the following Playing music that is on your computer p 75 An audio signal is being input that this product does not recognize Input an audio signal in a format and sampling rate that this product can play For more details refer to the following Playable formats using ...

Page 126: ... point settings so it uses one of the channels between 1 and 13 The MAC address filter of the wireless LAN router access point is enabled Set the MAC address filter of the wireless LAN router access point to disabled Cannot find the wireless network Electromagnetic waves from a microwave oven or other wireless devices are interfering with wireless communication Turn those devices OFF or move them ...

Page 127: ... be possible to receive the radio station due to a network error on the radio station side or the service may currently be stopped Wait for a while and try playing it again or select a different radio station The selected Internet radio station is broadcasting silence Some radio stations broadcast silence at some times In such a case no sound plays even if the station is being received Wait for a ...

Page 128: ...u are using a router that supports multi SSID The network isolating function of your wireless LAN router access point may be preventing access to this product When connecting your mobile device use an SSID that allows access to this product try connecting to the primary SSID Unable to update the firmware via the network Your network connection is poor Wait a while and try again 128 TROUBLESHOOTING...

Page 129: ...way from those devices Also if your wireless LAN router supports the 5 GHz frequency band switch the connection to the 5 GHz band The Bluetooth device you are using does not support the A2DP and or AVRCP profiles Use a Bluetooth device that supports the A2DP and or AVRCP profiles The connection information registered to the Bluetooth device is not functioning properly for some reason Delete the co...

Page 130: ...reless connection p 37 Unable to play Music files cannot be played Make sure the files are playable on this product Refer to the following for the music file formats supported by this product Supported file formats on this product network p 137 If the file s are supported by this product but still cannot be played the network may be overloaded Internal error An internal error has occurred with thi...

Page 131: ...aning the product We recommend using a piano cleaning cloth on the mirrored surfaces on the sides of the main unit Do not use chemicals such as benzene thinner or rubbing alcohol on the product To avoid scratching the surface wipe it dry with a soft cloth 131 APPENDIX Product care ...

Page 132: ...rder and press the ENTER key Select the method of setting up a wireless connection from the following Using the WPS button to make a wireless connection p 133 Making a wireless connection with your iPhone WAC p 134 Making a wireless connection manually p 135 NOTE Network settings can also be made when registering this product to the MusicCast Network We recommend this method when using MusicCast R...

Page 133: ...ted is displayed and the Wireless LAN indicator on the front panel lights up If Not connected is displayed either repeat the process from step 1 or try a different connection method This completes the wireless connection process NOTE This product cannot connect to a wireless LAN router access point using the WEP encryption method In such case try a different connection method What is WPS WPS Wi Fi...

Page 134: ...reless network access point And the Wireless LAN indicator on the front panel will light up This completes the wireless connection process NOTE The following settings are initialized Network settings Bluetooth settings Content registered to presets songs from a media server Internet radio stations etc Account information of the various music services Repeat shuffle settings This product cannot con...

Page 135: ...ove the cursor and then the cursor keys q w to change the character Press the MEMORY key to delete the character to the left of the cursor Press the PRESET key to insert a new character one character before the character to the left of the cursor Once the connection is established Completed is displayed and the Wireless LAN indicator on the front panel lights up If Not connected is displayed eithe...

Page 136: ...vices Check the following for the Bluetooth devices that can connect to this product Bluetooth devices that support A2DP and AVRCP profiles can be connected Connection to all Bluetooth devices is not guaranteed 136 APPENDIX Supported devices and formats ...

Page 137: ... to 320 2 MPEG 4 AAC 32 44 1 48 8 to 320 2 FLAC 32 44 1 48 88 2 96 176 4 192 352 8 384 16 24 2 ALAC 32 44 1 48 88 2 96 16 24 2 AIFF 32 44 1 48 88 2 96 176 4 192 352 8 384 16 24 32 2 DSD 2 8 MHz DSD64 5 6 MHz DSD128 11 2 MHz DSD256 1 2 linear PCM format only Files in 32 bit float cannot be played The file formats that can be played vary with the server software installed on the media server PC NAS ...

Page 138: ...ling frequencies PCM 2 ch 44 1 kHz 48 kHz 88 2 kHz 96 kHz 176 4 kHz 192 kHz 352 8 kHz 384 kHz 16 bit 24 bit 32 bit DSD 2 ch 2 8 MHz DSD64 5 6 MHz DSD128 11 2 MHz DSD256 compatible with ASIO Native and DoP Concerning the file formats that can be played check the formats supported by the applications used on your computer 138 APPENDIX Supported devices and formats ...

Page 139: ...Administrator Inc Android Google Play Android and Google Play are trademarks of Google LLC The Wi Fi CERTIFIED Logo and Wi Fi Protected Setup Logo are registered trademark of Wi Fi Alliance Wi Fi Wi Fi CERTIFIED Wi Fi Protected Setup and WPA2 are trademarks or registered trademarks of Wi Fi Alliance The Bluetooth word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG Inc and any use ...

Page 140: ...tion on the licenses of the third party software in this product refer to the following http IP address of this product licenses html IP address of this product is checked with MusicCast Controller 140 APPENDIX Trademarks ...

Page 141: ... frequencies 32 kHz 44 1 kHz 48 kHz 88 2 kHz 96 kHz 176 4 kHz 192 kHz Other jacks USB x 1 USB Type B NETWORK Wired x 1 100Base TX 10Base T Output jacks Analog Audio Speaker Out x 4 A L R B L R Pre Out x 1 L R Subwoofer Out x 1 monaural Headphone x 1 Other jacks YPAO MIC x 1 TRIGGER OUT x 1 HDMI for the input of the TV audio with ARC x 1 HDMI HDMI Features HDMI CEC link function ARC Audio Return Ch...

Page 142: ... DSD128 11 2 MHz DSD256 compatible with ASIO Native and DoP Bluetooth Sink Function Source Device to AVR ex Smartphone Tablet Supported profile A2DP v1 3 AVRCP v1 Supported codec SBC AAC Source Function AVR to Sink Device ex Bluetooth Headphone Supported profile A2DP v1 3 Supported codec SBC Capable of Play Stop Operation from Sink Device Bluetooth version Ver 4 2 Wireless output Bluetooth Class 2...

Page 143: ...07 THD Model for Asia 8 Ω 90 W 90 W 6 Ω 110 W 110 W Models for other areas 8 Ω 90 W 90 W 4 Ω 145 W 145 W Dynamic power IHF 8 Ω 100 W 100 W 6 Ω 130 W 130 W 4 Ω 185 W 185 W 2 Ω 215 W 215 W IEC Output Power 1kHz 0 07 THD 8 Ω Models for U K and Europe 98 W 98 W Maximum Effective Output Power JEITA 1 kHz 10 THD Models for U S A Canada Taiwan China Korea Australia U K Europe and Russia 8 Ω 120 W 120 W 4...

Page 144: ...to SP OUT 45 W 8 Ω 0 035 Signal to Noise Ratio IHF A Network Pure Direct ON PHONO MM 95 dB CD LINE1 LINE2 110 dB Residual Noise IHF A Network Pure Direct ON 70 μVrms Channel Separation JEITA 1 kHz 10 kHz Pure Direct ON PHONO 75 dB 60 dB or more CD LINE1 LINE2 74 dB 54 dB or more Tone Control Characteristics Bass Boost Cut 20 Hz 10 dB Bass Turnover Frequency 300 Hz Treble Boost Cut 20 kHz 10 dB Tre...

Page 145: ... Band III Support Audio Format MPEG 1 Layer II MPEG 4 HE AAC v2 aacPlus v2 Antenna Input 75 Ω unbalanced General Power Supply Models for U S A and Canada AC 120 V 60 Hz Model for Taiwan AC 110 V 60 Hz Model for China AC 220 V 50 Hz Model for Korea AC 220 V 60 Hz Model for Australia AC 230 to 240 V 50 Hz Models for U K Europe and Russia AC 230 V 50 Hz Model for Asia AC 220 to 240 V 50 60 Hz Power C...

Page 146: ...work In this case the standby power consumption is increased than the shown value Maximum Power Consumption 1 kHz 4 Ω 10 THD Model for Taiwan 700 W Dimensions W x H x D 435 x 157 x 473 mm 17 1 8 x 6 1 8 x 18 5 8 Reference Dimensions with wireless antenna upright Including legs and protrusions 435 x 233 x 473 mm 17 1 8 x 9 1 8 x 18 5 8 Weight 22 1 kg 48 7 lb The contents of this manual apply to the...

Page 147: ...f the Option menu of this product Volume Trim Input Trim 0 0 dB Signal info Format Sampling Auto Preset Clear Preset FM Mode Stereo Volume Interlock Limited Auto playback On Shuffle Off Repeat Off PLL For TV input Mode 2 For OPTICAL1 OPTICAL2 or COAXIAL input Mode 3 147 APPENDIX Default values ...

Page 148: ...ress DHCP On DMC Control Enable Network Standby Auto Network Name Network Update MCLink Pow Intlck Off Bluetooth Bluetooth On Bluetooth Standby On YPAO Speaker A Speaker B Speaker A B Speaker Off TV HDMI Control On Volume Max Volume 0 dB Initial Volume Off Auto Power Stdby On Display Brightness 3 Display Sleep Time 30 minutes 148 APPENDIX Default values ...

Page 149: ... Advanced Setup menu Check the following default values of the Advanced Setup menu of this product Language English Remote ID ID1 Frequency Step Models for Asia and Taiwan FM 50kHz Initialization Cancel 149 APPENDIX Default values ...

Page 150: ...w yamaha com Yamaha Downloads https download yamaha com 2022 Yamaha Corporation Published 10 2022 NVEM B0 AV21 0091 Layout Folder YMH_PDF_Manual_A5_AV Stylesheet Name 01_YMH_PDF_Manual_A5_AV_En Multi Stylesheet Version 2022 04 13 ...

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