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Controlling the rest of your system (In case of SC-37) 10 Using the RF communications function IR blaster (only required when you want to operate other components by RF two-way communications) (max. 4 components) Y PB PR ANTENNA RS-232C (OUTPUT 5 V 150 mA MAX) CU-RF100 Receiver AM LOOP FM UNBAL 75 CONTROL IN IN 1 IR IN 2 OUT OUT Operation of the receiver or other components placed in a rack is possible Operation is possible in any direction the remote control is pointed (360°) RF Adapter Remote control operation With this receiver, two-way communications between the receiver and remote control are possible by connecting the included RF adapter to the RS-232C and CU-RF100 terminals. For instructions on connecting the RF adapter, see Connecting the RF adapter (SC-37 only) on page 21. Two-way communications allow you to use the following functions: • The receiver can be operated by pointing the remote control in any direction (360°) (maximum line-of-sight distance for two-way communications: about 10 meters). • Operate is possible without being affected by obstacles (even products in racks can be operated). • The information shown on the receiver's display can be displayed on the remote control's display as you operate. • RF communications can be used to operate up to 4 other components connected to the receiver (using the included IR blaster. For details, see Operating other components by RF communications on page 92). • The remote control input display names can be synchronized with the input names changed at Input Name on the receiver's Input Setup menu (page 45) and acquired automatically. For details, see Renaming input function names in synchrony with the receiver on page 93. • When the receiver's input is switched, the remote control's display and operating mode switch to that input automatically. For details, see Setting the remote control operation mode on page 94. Important • The line-of-sight communications distance is a rough indication, and may differ according to the surrounding environment. • Depending on the communications environment, functions using two-way communications between the receiver and remote control may not operate properly. For details, including cautions on the communications environment and usage procedure, etc., see Precautions when using the OmniDirectional RF Remote Control on page 94. Note • You can cancel or exit any of the steps by press and hold MULTI OPERATION for a couple of seconds. To go back a step, press RETURN. 91 En

Section	Page
Contents	5
Before you start	9
Our philosophy	9
Features	9
Checking what’s in the box	10
Installing the receiver	10
Loading the batteries	10
Operating range of remote control unit	11
Flow for operating the receiver with RF two-way communications (SC-37 only)	11
Controls and displays	12
Remote control (In case of SC-37)	12
Remote control display	13
RF adapter	14
Remote control (In case of SC-35)	15
Display	16
Front panel	18
Connecting your equipment	20
Rear panel	20
Connecting the RF adapter (SC-37 only)	21
Determining the speakers’ application	22
Other speaker connections	23
Placing the speakers	23
THX speaker system setup	23
Some tips for improving sound quality	23
Connecting the speakers	24
Installing your speaker system	25
Standard surround connection	25
Bi-amping your speakers	26
Bi-wiring your speakers	26
Selecting the Speaker system	27
Front height setup	27
Front wide setup	27
Speaker B setup	27
Bi-Amping setup	27
ZONE 2 setup	27
About the audio connection	27
About the video converter	27
About HDMI	28
Connecting your TV and playback components	29
Connecting using HDMI	29
Connecting your DVD player with no HDMI output	30
Connecting your TV with no HDMI input	31
Connecting an HDD/DVD recorder, BD recorder and other video sources	32
Connecting a satellite/cable receiver or other set-top box	33
Connecting the multichannel analog inputs	34
Connecting other audio components	35
About the WMA9 Pro decoder	35
Connecting additional amplifiers	36
Connecting AM/FM antennas	36
Connecting external antennas	37
MULTI-ZONE setup	37
Making MULTI-ZONE connections	37
Connecting to the network through LAN interface	38
Connecting Optional Bluetooth® ADAPTER	39
Connecting an HDMI-equipped component to the front panel input	39
Connecting an XM Radio tuner	39
Connecting a SiriusConnect™ tuner	39
Connecting an iPod	40
Connecting a USB device	40
Connecting a USB device for Advanced MCACC output	40
Connecting an IR receiver	41
Operating other Pioneer components with this unit’s sensor	41
Switching components on and off using the 12 volt trigger	42
Plugging in the receiver	42
Basic Setup	43
Changing the OSD display language (OSD Language)	43
Automatically conducting optimum sound tuning (Full Auto MCACC)	43
Problems when using the Auto MCACC Setup	45
The Input Setup menu	45
Input function default and possible settings	46
Basic playback	47
Playing a source	47
Playing a source with HDMI connection	47
Selecting the multichannel analog inputs	47
Playing an iPod	48
Playing back audio files stored on an iPod	48
Playing a USB device	49
Playing back audio files stored on a USB memory device	49
Playing back photo files stored on a USB memory device	50
About playable file formats	51
Listening to the radio	52
Improving FM sound	52
Using the noise cut mode	52
Using Neural Surround	52
Tuning directly to a station	52
Saving station presets	52
Listening to station presets	52
Naming station presets	53
Listening to Satellite Radio	53
Listening to XM Radio	53
Using XM HD Surround	54
Saving channel presets	54
Using the XM Menu	54
Listening to SIRIUS Radio	54
Saving channel presets	55
Using the SIRIUS Menu	55
Listening to Internet radio stations (SC-35 only)	56
Programming the Internet radio stations	56
Bluetooth ADAPTER for Wireless Enjoyment of Music	57
Wireless music play	57
Pairing the Bluetooth ADAPTER and Bluetooth wireless technology device	58
Listening to music contents of a Bluetooth wireless technology device with your system	58
Listening to your system	59
Auto playback	59
Listening in surround sound	59
Standard surround sound	59
Using the Home THX modes	60
Using the Advanced surround effects	61
Listening in stereo	61
Using Front Stage Surround Advance	61
Using Stream Direct	62
Selecting MCACC presets	62
Choosing the input signal	62
Better sound using Phase Control	62
Better sound using Phase Control and Full Band Phase Control (SC-37 only)	63
Playback with HOME MEDIA GALLERY inputs (SC-37 only)	64
Enjoying the Home Media Gallery	64
Features of Home Media Gallery	64
Introduction	64
Authorizing this receiver	64
Playback with Home Media Gallery	65
Playing back audio files stored on components on the network	65
Listening to Internet radio stations	66
Listening to Rhapsody	66
Listening to Sirius Internet Radio	67
Listening to Neural Music Direct	67
Playing back your favorite songs	67
Advanced operations for Internet radio	67
Saving Internet radio stations	67
Retrieving saved Internet radio stations	67
Checking about the Accounts	68
About network playback	68
Windows Media Player	68
Windows Media DRM	68
DLNA	68
Content playable over a network	68
About playback behavior over a network	69
Software update	69
About playable file formats	70
Glossary	71
Control with HDMI function	72
Making Control with HDMI connections	72
HDMI Setup	73
Before using synchronization	73
About synchronized operations	74
About connections with a product of a different brand that supports the Control with HDMI function	74
Setting the PQLS function	75
Cautions on the Control with HDMI function	75
Using other functions	76
Setting the Audio options	76
Setting the Video options	78
Switching the speaker terminals	79
Using the MULTI-ZONE controls	79
Making an audio or a video recording	80
Reducing the level of an analog signal	80
Using the sleep timer	81
Dimming the display	81
Switching the HDMI output	81
Using the Web Control function	81
Checking your system settings	81
Resetting the system	82
Default system settings	82
Controlling the rest of your system (In case of SC-37)	83
About the Remote Setup menu	83
Operating multiple receivers	84
Setting the remote to control other components	84
Selecting preset codes directly	84
Programming signals from other remote controls	85
Erasing one of the remote control button settings	85
Resetting the input assignment of one of the input function buttons	86
Resetting the remote control settings	86
Confirming preset codes	86
Renaming input function names manually	86
Direct function	86
Multi Operation and System Off	87
Programming a multi-operation or a shutdown sequence	87
Using multi operations	88
Using System off	88
Controlling components	88
Using the RF communications function	91
Pairing the RF adapter and remote control	92
Operating this receiver by RF communications	92
Operating other components by RF communications	92
Renaming input function names in synchrony with the receiver	93
Setting the remote control operation mode	94
Precautions when using the Omni- Directional RF Remote Control	94
Precautions regarding wavelength	94
Usable range	95
Signal reflection	95
For safe use	95
Controlling the rest of your system (In case of SC-35)	96
About the Remote Setup menu	96
Operating multiple receivers	96
Setting the remote to control other components	97
Selecting preset codes directly	97
Programming signals from other remote controls	97
Erasing one of the remote control button settings	98
Erasing all learnt settings that are in one input function	98
Direct function	98
Setting the backlight mode	99
Multi operation and System off	99
Programming a Multi operation or a shutdown sequence	100
Using multi operations	100
Using System off	100
Erasing the settings for the multi-operation	100
Resetting the remote control settings	101
Default preset codes	101
Controlling components	101
The Advanced MCACC menu	104
Making receiver settings from the Advanced MCACC menu	104
Automatic MCACC (Expert)	104
Manual MCACC setup	106
Fine Channel Level	107
Fine Speaker Distance	107
Standing Wave	107
Acoustic Calibration EQ Adjust	108
Acoustic Calibration EQ Professional	108
Precision Distance (SC-37 only)	110
Checking MCACC Data	110
Speaker Setting	111
Channel Level	111
Speaker Distance	111
Standing Wave	111
Acoustic Cal EQ	111
Group Delay (SC-37 only)	111
Output MCACC data	112
Data Management	112
Renaming MCACC presets	112
Copying MCACC preset data	113
Clearing MCACC presets	113
The System Setup and Other Setup menus	114
Making receiver settings from the System Setup menu	114
Manual speaker setup	114
Speaker system setting	115
Speaker Setting	115
Channel Level	116
Speaker Distance	116
X-Curve	117
THX Audio Setting	117
Network Setup menu	117
IP address/Proxy setting	118
Checking the MAC address	118
Network Standby	118
The Other Setup menu	119
Volume Setup	119
Remote Control Mode Setup	119
Flicker Reduction Setup	120
RF Remote Setup (SC-37 only)	120
EXTENSION Setup (SC-35 only)	120
Multi Channel Input Setup	120
TV	139
TV	139
DVD	140
BD	140
DVR (BDR, HDR)	140
VCR	141
Satellite Set Top Box	141
Satellite Set Top Box (SAT/PVR Combination)	142
Cable Set Top Box	142
Cable Set Top Box (Cable/PVR Combination)	142
CD	142
CD-R	142
Laser Disc Player	142
Cassete Deck	142
Digital Tape	142
MD	142
Specifications	143

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Controlling the rest of your system (In case of SC-37)

Using the RF communications function

With this

eceive

, two-way communications between the

eceive

and

emote cont

ol a

ossible by connecting

the included RF ada

to the RS-232C and CU-RF100

minals. Fo

inst

uctions on connecting the RF ada

see

Connecting the RF adapter (SC-37 only)

age 21.

Two-way communications allow you to use the following

functions:

• The

eceive

can be o

ated by

ointing the

emote

cont

ol in any di

ection (360°) (maximum line-of-sight

distance fo

two-way communications: about 10

mete

s).

•O

ate is

ossible without being affected by

obstacles (even

oducts in

acks can be o

ated).

•

The info

mation shown on the

eceive

’s dis

lay can

be dis

layed on the

emote cont

ol’s dis

lay as you

ate.

•

RF communications can be used to o

ate u

to 4

othe

com

onents connected to the

eceive

(using

the included IR blaste

. Fo

details, see

Operating

other components by RF communications

age 92).

• The

emote cont

ol in

ut dis

lay names can be

synch

onized with the in

ut names changed at

Input

Name

on the

eceive

’s

Input Setup

menu (

age 45)

and acqui

ed automatically. Fo

details, see

Renaming input function names in synchrony with

the receiver

age 93.

•

When the

eceive

’s in

ut is switched, the

emote

cont

ol’s dis

lay and o

ating mode switch to that

ut automatically. Fo

details, see

Setting the

remote control operation mode

age 94.

Important

•

The line-of-sight communications distance is a

ough

indication, and may diffe

acco

ding to the

ounding envi

onment.

• De

ending on the communications envi

onment,

functions using two-way communications between

the

eceive

and

emote cont

ol may not o

ate

ly. Fo

details, including cautions on the

communications envi

onment and usage

ocedu

etc., see

Precautions when using the Omni-

Directional RF Remote Control

age 94.

Note

•

You can cancel o

exit any of the ste

s by

ess and

hold

MULTI OPERATION

a cou

le of seconds. To

go back a ste

ess

RETURN

CONTROL

OUT

RS-232C

ANTENNA

FM UNBAL 75

AM LOOP

CU-RF100

OUT

(OUTPUT 5 V

150 mA MAX)

Remote cont

ol o

ation

IR blaste

(only

equi

ed when you want to

ate othe

com

onents by RF two-way

communications) (max. 4 com

onents)

ation is

ossible in any di

ection the

emote cont

ol is

ointed (360°)

RF Ada

Receive

ation of the

eceive

othe

com

onents

laced in a

ack is

ossible