Denon AVR-3200 Manuel utilisateur

DENON

SURROUND

RECEIVER

AVR-3200

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

greatly

appreciate

your

purchase

the

AVR—3200.

sure

you

take

maximum

advantage

all

the

features

the

AVR-.3200

has

offer,

read

these

instructions

care-

fully

and

use

the

set

properly.

sure

keep

this

manual

for

future

reference should

any

questions

problems

arise.

“SERIAL

NO.

PLEASE

RECORD UNIT SERIAL

NUMBER

ATTACHED

THE

REAR

THE

CABINET FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCE”

SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS

CAUTION

RISK

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DONOTOPEN

CAUTION: TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

NOT

REMOVE COVER

(OR BACK).

USER

SERVICEABLE

PARTS INSIDE.

REFER

SERVIC

ING

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

risk

electric

shock

persons.

The

lightning

flash with

arrowhead

symbol,

within

equilateral

triangle,

in-

tended

alert

the

user

the

presence

uninsulated

“dangerous

voltage”

within

the

product’s

enclosure

that

may

sufficient

magnitude

constitute

The

exclamation

point

within

equilateral

triangle

intended

alert

the

user

the

presence

important

operating

and

maintenance

(servicing)

instructions

the

literature

accompanying

the

appliance.

WARNING: TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

FIRE

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

NOT EXPOSE

THIS

APPLIANCE

RAIN

MOISTURE.

CAUTION

PREVENT ELECTRIC

SHOCK

NOT

USETHIS(POLARIZED)

PLUG

WITH

EXTENSION CORD,

RECEPTACLE OR

OTHER

OUTLET

UN-

LESSTHE

BLADESCAN

FULLY

INSERTEDTO

PREVENTBLADE

POSURE.

AflENTION

POUR

PREVENIR

LES

CHOCS

ELECTRIQUES

PAS

UTILISER

CETTE

Fl-

CHE

POLARISEE

AVEC UN

PROLONGATEUR

UNE

PRISE

COURANT

OU UNE

AUTRE

SORTIE

COURANT,

SAUF

LES

LAMES

PEUVENT

ETRE

INSEREES

FOND SANS

LAISSER

AUCUNE

PARTIE

DECOU

VERT.

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

Read

Instructions

—

All

the

safety

and

operating

instruc

tions

should

read

before

the

appliance

operated.

Retain

Instructions

—

The

safety

and

operating

instruc

tions

should

retained

for

future

reference.

Heed

Warnings

—All

warnings

the

appliance and

the

operating instructions

should

adhered

to.

Instructions

—

All

operating

and

use

instructions

should

followed.

Water

and

Moisture

—

The

appliance

should not

used

near

water

—

for

example, near

bathtub,

washbowl,

kitchen

sink,

laundry

tub,

wet

basement,

near

swimming

pool,

and

the

like.

Carts and

Stands

—

The

appliance

should be

used

only

with

cart

stand

that

recommended

the

manufacturer.

6A.

appliance

and

cart

combination

should

moved

with

care.

Quick

stops,

exces

sive

force,

and

uneven

surfaces

may

cause

the

appliance

and

cart

combination

overturn.

7. Wall

Ceiling

Mounting

—

The

appliance should

mounted

wall

ceiling

only

recommended

the

manufacturer.

Ventilation

—

The

appliance

should be

situated

that

its

location

position

does

not

interfere

with

its

proper

yen-

tilation.

For

example,

the

appliance

should

not

tuated

bed,

sofa,

rug,

or similar

surface

that

may

block

the

ventilation

openings;

or,

placed

built—in

installation,

such as

bookcase

cabinet

that

may

pede the

flow

air

through

the

ventilation

openings.

Heat

—

The

appliance should

situated

away

from

heat

sources

such as

radiators,

heat

registers,

stoves,

other

appliances

(including

amplifiers)

that

produce heat.

Power

Sources

—

The

appliance

should

connected

power

supply

only

the

type

described

the

operat

ing

instructions

marked

the

appliance.

Grounding

Polarization

—

Precautions

should

taken

that the

grounding

or polarization

means

pliance

not

defeated.

GROUNDING

CONDUCTORS

(NEC

SECTION

810—21(

GROUND CLAMPS

POWER

SERVICE

GROUNDING

ELECTRODE SYSTEM

(NEC

ART

250,

PART

Power—Cord

Protection

—

Power—supply

cords

should

routed

that

they

are

not

likely

to be walked

pinched

items

placed

upon

against

them,

paying

particular

attention

cords

plugs,

convenience

recep

tacles,

and

the

point

where

they

exit

from

the

appliance.

Cleaning

—

The

appliance should

cleaned

only

rec

ommended

the

manufacturer.

Power

Lines

—

outdoor

antenna

should

located

away

from

power

lines.

16.

Outdoor

Antenna

Grounding

—

outside

antenna

connected

the

receiver,

sure

the

antenna

system

grounded

so as

provide

some

protection

against

voltage

surges

and

built—up

static

charges.

Article

the

National Electrical

Code,

ANSI/NFPA

70,

provides

in-

formation

with

regard

proper

grounding

the

mast

and

supporting

structure,

grounding

the

lead—in

wire

antenna—discharge

unit,

size

grounding

conduc

tors,

location

antenna—discharge

unit,

connection

grounding

electrodes,

and

requirements

for

the

ground-

ing

electrode. See

Figure

Nonuse

Periods

—

The

power

cord

the

appliance

should

unplugged

from

the

outlet

when

left

unused

for

long

period

time.

18.

Object

and

Liquid

Entry—

Care

should

taken

that

jects

not

fall

and

liquids

are

not

spilled

into

the

enclo

sure

through

openings.

19.

Damage

Requiring

Service

—

The

appliance should

serviced

qualified

service personnel when:

The

power—supply

cord

the

plug

has

been

dam-

aged;

Objects

have

fallen,

liquid

has

been

spilled

into

the

appliance;

The

appliance

has

been

exposed

rain;

The

appliance

does

not

appear

operate

normally

exhibits

marked

change

performance;

The

appliance

has

been

dropped,

the

enclosure

damaged.

20.

Servicing

—The

user

should

not

attempt

service

the

pliance

beyond

that described

the

operating

instruc

tions.

All

other

servicing

should be

referred

qualified

service

personnel.

FIGURE

EXAMPLE OF

ANTENNA

GROUNDING

PER

NATIONAl.

ELECTRICAL

CODE

ANTENNA

LEAD

WIRE

ANTENNA

DISCHARGE

UNIT

(NEC

SECTION

810—201

NEC

NATIONAL

ELECTRICAL

CODE

ACCESSORIES

TABLE

CONTENTS

Operations

24—29

Using

the

Surround

Function

29—34

Listening

the

Radio

35—37

ELII

Last Function

Memory

Initialization

the

Microprocessor

Ei1

Troubleshooting

Specifications

Check

that

the

following

parts

are

included

addition

the

main

unit:

Note

Use

Before

Using

Cautions

Installation

Cautions

on Handling

Connections

6—10

SystemSetup

11-18

Remote

Control

Unit

19-23

0:1

Operating

instructions

Warranty

(for

North

Amer(can model

oniy(

Service

station

list

Remote

control

unit

R6P/AA

batteries

loop

antenna

indoor

antenna

antenna adaptor

iRC—8251

NOTE

ON USE

Keep

the

set

free

from

moisture,

water,

and

dust.

•

not

let

foreign

objects

the

set.

•

Avoid

high

temperatures

Allow

for

sufficient

heat

dispersion

when

installed

rack.

•

Unplug

the

power

cord

when

not

•

not

let

insecticides,

benzene,

and

using

the

set

for

long

periods

thinner

come

contact

with

the

set.

time.

•

Handle

the

power

cord

carefully.

Hold

the

plug

when

unplugging

the

cord.

*(For

sets

with

ventilation

holes)

•

Never

disassemble

modify

the

set

•

not

obstruct

the

ventilation

any

way.

holes.

BEFORE

USING

Pay

attention

the

following

before

using

this

unit:

Moving

the

set

prevent short

circuits

damaged

wires

the

connection

cords,

always

unplug

the

power

cord

and

disconnect the

connection

cords

between

all

other

audio

components

when

moving

the

set.

Before

turning

the

power

switch

Check

once

again

that

all

connections

are

proper

and

that

there

are

not

problems

with

the

connection

cords.

Always

set

the

power

switch

the

standby

position

before connecting

and

disconnecting connection

cords.

CAUTIONS

INSTALLATION

Noise

disturbance

the

picture

may

generated

this

unit

any

other

electronic

equipment

using

microprocessors

used

near

tuner

TV.

this

happens,

take

the

following

steps:

Install

this

unit

far

possible

from

the tuner

TV.

Set

the

antenna

wires

from

the

tuner

away

from this

unit’s

power

cord

and

input/output

connection

cords.

Noise

disturbance

tends

occur

particularly

when

using

indoor

antennas

300

Q/ohms

feeder

wires. We

recommend

using

outdoor

antennas

and

ohms

coaxial

cables.

For

heat

dispersal,

leave

least

space

between

the

top,

back

and

sides

this

unit

and

the

wall

other components.

CAUTIONS

HANDLING

Switching

the

input

function

when

input

jacks

are

not

connected

clicking

noise

may

produced

the

input

function

switched

when

nothing

connected

the

inputjacks.

this

happens,

either

turn

down

the

MASTER

VOLUME

control

connect components

the

input

jacks.

Muting

PRE

OUT

jacks

The

PRE

OUT

jacks

include

muting

circuit.

Because

this,

the

output

signals are

greatly

reduced

for

several

seconds

after

the

power

switch

turned

on or

input

function,

surround

mode

any

other

set—up

changed.

the

volume

turned

during

this time,

the

output

will

very

high

after

the

muting

circuit

stops

function-

ing.

Always

wait

until

the

muting

circuit

turns

off

before

adjusting

the

volume.

Store

this

instructions

safe

place.

After

reading,

store

this

instructions

along with

the

warranty

safe

place.

Also

fill

the

items

the

back

page

for

your

conve

nience.

Note

that

the

illustrations

this

instructions

may

differ

from

the

actual

set

for

explanation purposes.

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the

power

switch

the

OFF

state,

the

apparatus

still

connected

some

line

voltages.

Please

sure

unplug

the

cord

when

you leave

home

for,

say,

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the

video

equipments

____

________

connect the

video

signal,

connect

using

Q/ohms

video

signal

cable

cord.

Using

improper

cable can

result

drop

sound

quality.

DBS

tuner

TV/DBS

tuner

TV/DBS

•Connect

the

TV’s

DBS

tuner’s

video

output

jack

IVIDEO

OUTPUT)

the

IVIDEOI

lyellow)

TV/DBS

jack

using

750/ohms

video

coaxial

plug

cord.

•Connect the

TV’s

DBS

tuner’s

audio

output

jack

AUDIO OUTPUT)

the

IAUDIOI

TV/DBS

jack

using

plug

cords.

MONITOR

OUT

•Connect the

TV’s

video input

jack

IVIDEO INPUT)

the

[VIDEOJ

MONITOR

OUT

jack

using

/ohms

video

coaxial

plug

cord.

Video

deck

VIDEO

lEEEDl

VIDEOIN

VIDEO

OUT

—

IAC-3RF

i*tOnly

audio

signals

are

input

through

the

DIGITAL

terminals.

For

details,

see

pagel

player,

etc.

equipped

with

AC-3RF

output

Video

deck

IIElQ

OUT

Il—

————

‘—AUDIO—’

VIDEO

______________________________

There

are

two

sets

video

deck

(VCR)

jacks,

two

video

decks

can

connected

for

simultaneous

recording

video

copying.

Video

input

output

connections:

______

Connect

the

video

deck’s

video

output

jack

VIDEO

OUT)

the

LVIDEO

)yellow)

VCR-1

jack,

and

the

video

deck’s

video input

jack

IVIDEO

IN)

the

VIDEO]

yellow)

VCR-1

OUT

jack

using

/ohms

video

coaxial

plug

cords.

Connecting

the

audio

output

jacks

_______

Connect

the

video

deck’s

audio

output

jacks

IAUDIO

OUT)

thel

AUDIOI

VCR-1

jacks,

and

the

video

deck’s

audio input

jacks

IAUDIO

IN)

the

[AUDI0I

VCR-1

OUT

jacks

using

plug

cords.

tConnect

the

second

video

deck

the

VCR-2

jacks

the same

way.

player

)VDP)

DVD

player

AUUIU

VIDEO

—

OUT

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r—r-

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video

discplayer

VDP

DVD

player

•Connect the

video

disc player’s

IDVD

player’s)

video

output

jack

)VIDEO

OUTPUT)

the

IVIDEO1

)yellow)

DVDNDP

jack

using

ohms

video

coaxial

plug

cord.

•Connect the

video

disc

player’s

IDVD

player’s)

analog

audio

output

jack

)ANALOG

AUDIO

OUTPUT)

the

AUDIOI

DVDNDP

jack

using

plug

cords.

*For

better

sound

quality,

we recommend

using

the

DVD

player

with

digital

rather than

analog

connections.

VDP

and

DVD

players

can

also be

connected

the

VCR-1

VCR-2

V.AUX)

terminals.

VIDEO

OUTe

_.*

AUDIO OUT

IrLr

IAc.3RF

OUT

,.,

r-i—

i—i-

NOTE:

Video

output

connections

for

players

equipped

with

AC-3RF

output

jacks.

connect

AC-3

compatible

player to

the

AC-3RF

jacks,

connect

the

player’s

video

outputs

to this

unit’s

DVDNDP

input jacks.

Connecting

the

video

decks

COAXIAL

---1

player,

etc.

equipped

with

DIGITAL

output

I:1

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Connecting

the

S—video

terminals

note

the

input

jacks

The

input

selectors

for

the

inputs and

jack

inputs work

conjunction

with

each

other.

Precaution

when

using

S—jacks

This

unit’s

S—jacks

(input

and

output)

and

video

jacks

(input

and

output)

have

independent

circuit

structures,

that

video signals

input

from

the

S—jacks

are

only

output

from

the

S—jack

outputs

and

video

signals

input

from

the

jacks

are

only

output

from

the

jack

outputs.

When connecting

this

unit

with

equipment

that

equipped

with

S—jacks,

keep

the

above

point

mind

and

make

connections

according

the

equipment’s

instruction

manuals.

Push

the

lever.

Insert

the

conductor.

Return

the

ever.

Connection

antennas

Monitor

5-VIOEO

player,

(VDP)

DVD

player

-“

Videodeck

Video

deck

Connecting

TV/DBS

tuner

TV/DBS

Connect

the

TV’s

DBS

tuner’s

video

output

jack

IS-VIDEO

OUTPUT)

the

IS-VIDEO

TV/DBS

jack

using

jack

connection

cord.

MONITOR

OUT

Connect

the

TV’s

DBS

tuner’s

video

input

IS-VIDEO

INPUT)

the

IS-VIDEOI

MONITOR

OUT

jack

using

jack

connection

cord.

DBS tuner

a.VIDEO

::::

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OUT

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Connecting

the

video

decks

•:

•

Connect

the

video

deck’s

outputjack

(S-OUT)

thelS-VIDEOIVCR-1

jack

and

the

video

deck’s

inputjack

IS-IN)

the[VIDEOlVCR-1

OUTjack

using

jack

connection

cords.

_________

•

Connect

the

video

deck’s

output

jack

IS-OUT)

the

5-VIDEOI

VCR-2

V.AUX

jack

and

the

video

deck’s

input jack

(S-IN)

the

5-VIDEOI

VCR-2

V.AUX

OUT

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jack

using

Sjackconnection

cords.

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•

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;

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•

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;

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• • •

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••

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• • •

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Connecting

the

antenna

terminals

BROADCASTING

STATION

nAccesso(

LOOP

DIRECTION

ANTENNA

loop

antenna

assembly

Connect

the

antenna

terminals.

Remove

the

vinyl

tie

and

take out

the

Bend

the

reverse

connection

line.

direction

a.With

the antenna

top

any

stable

surface.

Mount

attached

wall.

,,,

b.With

the

antenna

Instllation hole

Mount

wall,

etc.

Indoor

antenna

(An

Accessory)

ANTENNA ADAPTER

REMOVE

,.(i

,-fl

CLAMP 3C-2v

cfJ

CLAMP

L.)

5C-2V

ohms

COAXIAL

CABLE

Not.

CATV

syst.m

installer:

This

remisder

provided

call

the

CATV

system

isstaller’s

attestion

Article

820-40

the

NEC

which provides

guidelises

for

proper

grounding

and,

particular,

specifies that the

cable

ground

shall

connected

the

grounding

sysyem

the

building,

the

point

cable entry

practical.

Notes:

•

not

connect

two

antennas

simultaneously.

Even

enternal

antenna

used,

do not

disconnect

the

loop

Make

sure

loop

antenna

lead

terminals

not

touch

metal parts

the

panel.

Speaker

system

connections

Connect

the speaker

terminals

with

the speakers

making

sure that

polarities

are

matched

(

with

Mismatching

polarities

will

result

weak

central

sound,

unclear orientation

the

various

instruments,

and

the

sense

direction

the

stereo

be-

ing

impaired.

When

making

connections,

take

care

that

none

ofthe

individual

con-

ductors

the speaker

cord

come

contact

with

adjacent

termi

nals,

with

other

speaker

cord

conductors,

with

the

rear

panel.

Use

banana

plugs

the

speaker

cords touch

their

core

wire

thick

and

difficult

connect the

cord to

the

speaker

terminal.

Speaker

Impedance

When

speaker

systems

and

are

use

separately,

speakers

with

impedance

offrom

8to

16Q/ohms

can

connectedforuse

front

and

center

speakers.

careful

when

using

two

pairs

front

center speakers

the

same

time,

since

use

speakers

with

impedance

less

than

Q/ohms

will

lead

damage.

Speakers

with

impedance

Q/ohms

can

connected

for

use

surround

speakers.

The

protection

circuit

may

operate

damage

may

occur

when

speakers

with

impedance outside

the

above

range are

used.

Connecting

the

speaker terminals

Connecting

banana

plugs

‘=j

bananaplug

Loosen

turning

Insert

the

cord.

Tighten

turning

counterclockwise.

clockwise.

urn

clockwise

to tighten,

then

insert

the

banana

plug.

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SPEAKER

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subwoofer

with

built-in

amplifire

Isuper wooferl,

etc.

achieve

AC-3

playback

effect,

use

unit

that

can

sufficiently

reproduce

frequencies

under

Hz.

Precautions

when

connecting

speakers

speaker

placed

near

aTV

video

monitor,

the

colors

the

screen

may be

disturbed

the

speaker’s magnetism.

this

should happen,

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the speaker

away

position

where

does

not

have

this

effect.

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