Panasonic SAXR58 SAXR58 User Guide - Page 3

Table of contents Table of contents ENGLISH Before use Safety precautions 2 The remote control 3 Control guide 4 Remote control/The main unit and display 4 Connections Home Theater connections 5 Connecting your television and DVD equipment 5 High-quality audio and video simply with HDMI connection .. 5 Connections for high-resolution video (components without an HDMI 6 Connections for standard-resolution video (components without an HDMI 7 Connection with 21-pin scart cable 7 6-channel discrete connection (for high-quality DVD-Audio sound 8 Analogue audio connections 8 Playing audio from your television through speakers connected to this unit 9 Connecting a combination DVD recorder/VCR 9 Connecting other equipment 10 Connecting a set top box (cable or satellite)/Connecting a VCR/Connecting a CD player/Connecting a video camera or other portable device 10 Connecting the antennas and AC mains lead 11 Using headphones 11 Speaker connections 12 Connecting speakers 12 Connections and placement to suit the number of speakers you have 12 Connecting biwireable speakers/Connecting a second pair of front speakers 13 Before playback 14 Auto speaker setup 14 Process for auto speaker setup 14 Troubleshooting for auto speaker setup 16 Automatic speaker detection 17 Speaker output and level 17 Basic operations Enjoying Home Theater features 18 Basic play 18 Digital signals this unit can play/Signal indicators 19 Playback options 20 Using SPEAKERS B/ADVANCED DUAL AMP/BI-AMP/ Playing DVD-Audio 20 Using HDAVI ControlTM 21 One-touch Home Theater 21 Operations Surround sound 22 Dolby Pro LogicΙΙx 22 Adjusting the Dolby Pro LogicΙΙx "MUSIC" mode 22 NEO:6 23 Adjusting the NEO:6 "MUSIC" mode 23 SFC (Sound Field Control 24 Adjusting SFC (Sound Field Control 25 Receiver settings 26 Basic operations 26 Speaker and size settings/Distance/LR BI-WIRE setting/ Low-pass filter/Auto Setup 27 Digital input settings/Input signal/Bi-amp settings 28 HDMI settings/Turning the ADVANCED DUAL AMP off/Clear audio at low volume/Attenuating analogue input/ Delaying audio/Resetting factory settings 29 Sound effects/Other functions 30 Basic operations 30 Sound effects-Adjusting the bass/Adjusting the treble/ Adjusting front speaker balance/Adjusting the subwoofer level 31 Other functions-Selecting audio channels/Adjusting the dimness of the display/Sleep timer/Muting 31 The radio 32 Manual tuning 32 Preset tuning 33 Presetting stations/Selecting channels 33 RDS broadcasts 34 Changing the display 34 Using the remote control with other equipment..... 34 Television 34 DVD recorder/DVD player 35 VCR/CD player 36 Changing the remote control code/Enter a code to operate some equipment 37 Reference Specifications (DIN 45 500 38 Help messages 38 Troubleshooting guide 39 Supplied accessories Back cover Maintenance Back cover The remote control Batteries Press on the tab to open. (R6/LR6, AA) Use Sensor AUTO ADVANCED SPEAKER SETUP DUAL AMP BI-AMP SPEAKERS A B SURROUND AUTO DETECTOR AUX S VIDEO IN VIDEO IN L AUDIO IN R TUNE SETUP MIC HDMI MENU SETUP INPUT SELECTOR RETURN ENTER VOLUME 7 meters (actual distance depends on the angle) Caution • Ensure there are no obstacles between the remote control and the main unit. • Strong light sources (direct sunlight or strong fluorescent light) can interfere with operation. • Keep the transmitter and sensor free from dust. Insert this side first when closing. Note • Insert so the poles (+ and -) match those in the remote control. • Do not use rechargeable type batteries. Transmitter When you set the unit in a cabinet Thick or coloured glass can reduce the operating distance. 3 RQTV0156