Pioneer VSX-49TXi Owner's Manual - Page 114

Techno Tidbits & Problem-solving Problem No sound output from the subwoofer. No sound output from the surround back speakers. No sound output from one speaker. No sound is output from one speaker whose channel's program format indicator lights. Sound is produced from some components, but not from digital components. Cause • The subwoofer setting is incorrect or there is very little low-frequency information in your source. • The subwoofer output setting is too small. • The BASS PEAK LEVEL setting is too low. Remedy • Change the setting to YES or PLUS (p.41) or set the front speakers to SMALL. • Adjust the output setting to the level you want (p.43). • Adjust BASS PEAK LEVEL setting to the level you want (p.99). • The crossover frequency is set too low. • There is a problem with the subwoofer. • The subwoofer isn't connected properly. • Set to a higher-frequency to match your speakers' playback characteristics (p.42, step 9). • Check the three following points: • Check the power. • Check the subwoofer volume control. • Check the subwoofer hasn't automatically switched to standby mode (check the subwoofer manual). • Check all connections. • The LISTENING CH SELECT is set to 5.1 channel playback. • The source is not a 6.1 channel playback source. • The speaker system setting is on FRONT BI-AMP 5.1 or the surround back speaker setting is NO. • The surround back speakers aren't connected properly. • The surround back channel is set to 1 speaker setting only, and the speaker is connected to the right channel output. • Choose 7.1 channel playback (p.50). • Choose 7.1 channel playback or choose one of the ADVANCED listening modes (p.49-50). • Choose NORMAL SURROUND, adjust the surround back channel setting according to the number of speakers you're using (p.41-42), and then set LISTENING CH SELECT to 7.1 (p.50). • Check all connections. • Connect the speaker to the surround back left channel output. • The speaker system setting is NO. • The speaker isn't connected properly. • The source has no sound output for that channel. • The speaker output level is set too small. • Change the speaker setting to YES (p.4142). • Check all connections. • If you choose one of the ADVANCED listening modes, an extra channel may be created for the speaker. • Increase the speaker output level (p.43). • A mute signal is recorded on that channel. • SIGNAL SELECT is set incorrectly. • The digital inputs are assigned incorrectly, or not at all. • The digital components aren't connected properly. • The player is not compatible with the source you're using, or the player settings are incorrect. • The TAPE 2 MONITOR is on, or MULTI CH IN mode has been selected. • The digital output level has been turned down on a CD player or other component equipped with digital output level adjustment capability. • Set SIGNAL SELECT to "AUTO" or according to the type of connections made (p.51). • Set the digital input settings correctly (p.15, 26, 93). • Check all connections. • Choose a compatible source, or check the player's manual for the correct settings. • Switch the TAPE 2 MONITOR off (p.60), or switch MULTI CH IN mode off (see p.59). • Set the digital volume level of the player to full, or to the neutral position. 114