Document Outline

• FM Stereo FM-AM Receiver
  • WARNING
    • INFORMATION
    • CAUTION
    • Note to CATV system Installer:
    • Owner's Record
    • For the customers in Canada CAUTION
  • Precautions
    • On safety
    • On power sources
    • On placement
    • On operation
    • On cleaning
    • Conventions
    • Getting Started
    • Doiby Surround Setup
    • Sound Adjustment
    • Additionai Information
    • Index 38
    • Quick Reference Guide 39
  • Unpacking
    • Inserting batteries into the remote
      • Notes
  • Hookup Overview
    • (L)
    • (R)
    • Before you get started
  • Antenna Hookups
    • Overview
      • What antennas will I need?
      • ^ If you have poor FM reception
      • Notes
      • Overview
        • What cords will I need?
      • Hookups
        • CD player
        • DAT deck or MD deck Receiver
        • Turntable
        • If your turntable has an earth lead
      • CONTROL A1 Hookups (USA and Canadian models only)
        • • If you have a CONTROL A1 compatible Sony CD player, tape deck, or MD deck
        • • If you have a Sony CD changer with a COMMAND MODE selector
        • You can display the operating status of the component connected to the S*UNK CTRL A1 jack (USA and Canadian models only)
        • Notes
  • Speaker System Hookups
    • What cords will I need?
    • Hookups
      • To connect the speaker cords
      • V If you lisve an additional front speaker system
      • ^ tf you have an'active woofer
      • Note '
    • Speaker placement
      • Note
    • Selecting the impedance
    • Selecting the speaker system
      • Notes
  • TV/VCR Hookups
    • Overview
      • What cables will I need?
      • V If you want to watch high quality video images
      • Note
    • Hookups . ^
      • TV or Digital Broadcasting System (DBS) tuner
      • Overview
        • What cords will I need?
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    • Hookups
      • DVD or LD player
      • CD player
      • DAT or MD deck
      • TV or DBS tuner
      • Warning regarding the playback of DAT/MD sources
      • Notes '
    • Before You Use Your Receiver
      • Setting the voltage selector (only on the models supplied with the voltage selector)
      • Connecting the AC power cord
  • Selecting a Component
    • To enjoy any video source and any audio source at the same time
    • y To listen to digital program sources
    • When you select The receiver selects
    • 'Q' When you listen with headphones
    • When you want to enjoy high quality sound
    • Xt' You can adjust the brightness of the display
    • Watching TV/video programs
      • When you watch TV or video programs
    • Using the remote |X]
      • Note
      • If you want to change the factory setting of a button
      • y if you use a Sony TV
      • Xf* Watching TV without the receiver (for Sony TVs only)
    • Making components selectable/ unselectable
      • Notes
  • Receiving Broadcasts
    • Example 1: FM 102.50 MHz
    • Example 2: AM 1350kHz
    • V If the STEREO indicator renuiins off
    • V If an FM stereo program is distorted
    • If you cannot tune in a station and the entered , numbers are flashing
    • To watch FM simulcast TV programs
    • If you enter a frequency not covered by the tuning interval
    • Receiving broadcasts'by scanning stations (automatic tuning)
  • Presetting Radio Stations
    • 2
      • Note
    • Tuning preset stations (preset tuning)
      • 'Q' You can tune by scanning the preset stations
  • Indexing Preset Stations and Program Sources
    • 1 To index a preset station
    • To index a program source
    • You can display either the preset station name (program source name) or frequency (component originally meant for the selected jacks)
  • Recording
    • Recording on an audio tape or MiniDisc
      • Notes
    • Recording on a video tape
      • 'Q* You can record sound from a different audio source onto a video tape while copying from a video tape or laser disc
      • Note
  • Using the Sleep Timer [X]
    • ececifi fi
      • 'Q* You can freely specify the time
      • You can check the time remaining before the receiver turns off
  • Dolby Digital
    • Specifying the speaker type and the location of the rear speakers
      • FRONT SP. (front speaker)
      • CENTER SP. (center speaker)
      • REAR SP. (rear speaker)
      • REAR SP. (rear speaker place)
      • SUB WOOFER-(subwoofer selection)
      • y If you feel the surround effect is inadequate
    • Adjusting the speaker volume [X]
      • Notes
  • Using Pre-programmed Sound Fields
    • GENRE MODE
    • 1
    • 2
    • 3
      • You can find Dolby Surround-encoded software by looking at the padcaging
      • To
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    • Й Й i
      • * For a sound source with Dolby Pro Logic data
    • Customizing the Sound Fields
      • Adjustable parameters for each sound field
        • Notes
      • Before you get started
      • Adjusting the equalizer parameters
        • V You can trun off the equalizer adjustments without erasing them GG
        • Note
      • Resetting customized sound fields to the factory settings
      • Operating One Component While Using Another (background operation)
      • Changing the Factory Setting of a FUNCTION Button
    • Programming the Remote
      • Clearing the programmed signals
    • Troubleshooting
    • Specifications
      • AUDIO POWER SPECIFICATIONS
      • Amplifier section
      • Digital signal processor section
      • FM tuner section
      • AM tuner section
    • Glossary
      • Center mode
      • Dolby Digital (AC-3)
      • Effect level
      • Parameter
      • Surround sound
      • • Types of sound
      • Transition of sound from rear speakers
      • Delay time
      • Sound field
      • Table of Functions of the SET UP Button
    • Rear Panel Descriptions
    • Remote Button Descriptions
      • E, F,G
      • H
      • I, J, K
      • M, N, O
      • P,Q
      • u, V
      • w. X, Y, z
      • Names of controls
      • Buttons
      • Switch and selector
      • Connectors and terminals
      • Controls
      • Jacks
      • Indicators
      • Other