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Remote

Control

Cables

The

REMOTE

CONTROL

connectors

are

used

if

you

have

Yamaha

compatible

components

(with

an

ff

;3:

mark).

These

connections

allow

you

to

control

the

components

from

the

supplied

Remote

Control

Unit.

Connect

the

Remote

Control

cables

from

the

components

to

the

correct

connectors

on

your

amplifier

(i.e.

PHONO,

TUNER,

TAPE).

Note

that

no

cable

is

necessary

for

a

compatible

CD

player

as

the

Remote

Control

Unit

operates

the

player

directly.

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Once

all

components

are

connected

to

your

amplifier,

press

the

POWER

switch

to

turn

the

equipment

on.

The

power

indicator

will

light

on

the

amplifier,

and

power

will

be

supplied

to

all

connected

components.

Note

that

all

other

equipment

must

be

on,

and

connected

to

the

switched

AC

outlets

of

the

amplifier,

for

this

switch

to

operate

as

a

"master"

system

on•off

control.

Listening

to

an

Audio

Source

The

INPUT

SELECTOR

is

used

to

select

which

audio

input

source

component

connected

to

the

amplifier

is

to

be

monitored.

Press

the

left

or

right

side

of

the

button

to

select

the

components

as

indicated

on

the

panel,

in

a

left

or

right

direction.

Press

once

to

select

the

next

source

Holding

the

button

down

selects

each

source

in

succession.

Use

the

VOLUME

control

to

increase

or

decrease

the

output

volume

level

of

all

speakers.

Use

the

REAR

LEVEL

button

to

adjust

the

volume

of

the

rear

speakers

only.

Press

the

UP

side

to

increase

volume,

and

the

DOWN

side

to

decrease

volume.

Use

the

BALANCE

control

on

the

rear

panel

to

adjust

the

relative

volume

of

the

right

and

left

speakers

connected

there.

Th

is

should

be

done

once

when

the

speakers

are

positioned,

to

compensate

for

unbalanced

listening

conditions

due

to

room

acoustics

and

speaker

placement.

Use

the

INPUT

BALANCE

control

to

further

adjust

the

relative

volume

of

the

rear

speakers

when

the

sourround

sound

processor

is

being

used,

to

obtain

optimum

surround

effect.

Use

the

BASS

EXTENSION

switch

to

engage

a

circuit

which

extends

the

low

frequency

response

of

the

amplifier.

Use

the

AUDIO

MUTING

button

on

the

remote

control

unit

to

lower

overall

system

volume

to

the

—20

dB

level.

It

lets

you

lower

the

volume

(to

answer

the

phone

for

example)

without

disturbing

the

main

volume

setting.

For

instructions

on

using

the

other

Processing

Mode

controls,

see

the

section

"Using

the

Surround

Sound

Processor"

AVC

50

Recording

an

Audio

Source

The

REC

OUT

SOUND

buttons

direct

the

audio

signal

from

the

source

selected

to

the

REC

OUT

terminals

for

recording.

Since

these

buttons

are

independent

from

the

.

INPUT

SELECTOR,

you

can

listen

to

the

same

source

you

are

recording,

or

to

a

different

one

When

the

OFF

button

is

pressed,

no

audio

signal

is

fed

to

the

REC

OUT

terminals.

Watching

a

Video

Source

The

PICTURE

SELECTOR

is

used

to

select

which

video

input

source

component

connected

to

the

amplifier

is

to

be

monitored.

Press

the

left

or

right

side

of

the

button

to

select

the

components

as

indicated

on

the

panel,

in

a

left

or

right

direction.

Press

once

to

select

the

next

source.

Holding

the

button

down

selects

each

source

in

succession.

Use

the

HIGH

FILTER

switch

to

cut

out

the

high

frequency

audio

noise

which

is

noticeable

in

video

programs.

Remember

that

since

audio

and

video

selection

are

completely

independent,

you

can

listen

to

a

different

audio

source

than

the

video

source

you

are

watching.

Recording

a

Video

Source

The

REC

OUT

PICTURE

buttons

direct

the

video

signal

from

the

source

selected

to

the

REC

OUT

terminals

for

recording.

Since

these

buttons

are

independent

from

the

PICTURE

SELECTOR,

you

can

watch

the

same

source

you

are

recording,

or

a

different

one.

When

the

OFF

button

is

pressed,

no

video

signal

is

fed

to

the

REC

OUT

terminals.

For

information

on

using

the

Video

Enhancer

controls,

see

the

section,

"Using

the

Video

Enhancer"

Note

that

if

the

VIDEO

ENHANCER

PB/REC

button

is

pressed

during

video

recording,

the

picture

will

go

blank

for

a

few

moments.

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