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FM

Stereo

FM-AM

Receiver

Operating

instructions

€AR'D'SEON

STR-D365

STR-D265

28

WARNING

To

prevent

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

the

unit

to

rain

or

moisture.

To

avoid

electrical

shock,

do

not

open

the

cabinet.

Refer

servicing

to

qualified

personnel

only.

Do

not

install

the

appliance

in

a

confined

space,

such

as

a

bookcase

or

built

in

cabinet.

EE

SSS

Precautions

If

you

have

any

question

or

problem

concerning

your

receiver,

please

consult

your

nearest

Sony

dealer.

On

safety

¢

Should

any

solid

object

or

liquid

fall

into

the

cabinet,

unplug

the

receiver

and

have

it

checked

by

qualified

personnel

before

operating

it

any

further.

On

power

sources

¢

Before

operating

the

receiver,

check

that

the

operating

voltage

is

identical

with

your

local

power

supply.

The

operating

voltage

is

indicated

on

the

nameplate

at

the

rear

of

the

receiver.

¢

The

receiver

is

not

disconnected

from

the

AC

power

source

(mains)

as

long

as

it

is

connected

to

the

wall

outlet,

even

if

the

receiver

itself

has

been

turned

off.

If

you

are

not

going

to

use

the

receiver

for

a

long

time,

be

sure

to

disconnect

the

receiver

from

the

wall

outlet.

To

disconnect

the

mains

lead,

grasp

the

plug

itself;

never

pull

the

cord.

Should

the

AC

power

cord

(mains

lead)

need

to

be

changed,

have

it

done

at

a

qualified

service

shop

only.

¢

The

mains

switch

is

located

on

the

front

exterior.

e

On

placement

¢

Place

the

receiver

in

a

location

with

adequate

ventilation

to

prevent

heat

build-up

and

prolong

the

life

of

the

receiver.

*

Do

not

place

the

receiver

near

heat

sources,

or

in

a

place

subject

to

direct

sunlight,

excessive

dust

or

mechanical

shock.

*

Do

not

place

anything

on

top

of

the

cabinet

that

might

block

the

ventilation

holes

and

cause

malfunctions.

On

operation

¢

Before

connecting

other

components,

be

sure

to

turn

off

and

unplug

the

receiver.

On

cleaning

*

Clean

the

cabinet,

panel

and

controls

with

a

soft

cloth

slightly

moistened

with

a

mild

detergent

solution.

Do

not

use

any

type

of

abrasive

pad,

scouring

powder

or

solvent

such

as

alcohol

or

benzine.

About

This

Manual

The

instructions

in

this

manual

are

for

models

STR-D365

and

STR-D265.

Check

your

model

number

by

looking

at

the

lower

right

corner

of

the

front

panel

describe

the

controls

on

the

receiver.

In

this

manual

the

STR-D365

is

used

for

illustration

purposes,

any

difference

is

clearly

indicated

in

the

text,

for

example:

“STR-D365

only.”

Type

of

Differences

Model

D365

D265

Feature

:

RDS

tuner

e

Preset

station

e

naming

Switched

AC

bd

outlet

Conventions

¢

The

instructions

in

this

manual

describe

the

controls

on

the

receiver.

You

can

also

use

the

controls

on

the

remote

if

they

have

the

same

or

similar

names

as

those

on

the

receiver.

A

“Quick

Reference

Guide”

is

supplied

on

page

18.

*

The

“Remote

Button

Descriptions”

section

on

page

17

provides

an

overview

of

the

remote

buttons.

¢

The

following

icons

are

used

in

this

manual:

“=|

Indicates

that

you

can use

the

hi

remote

to

do

the

task.

sX-

Indicates

hints

and

tips

for

making

fe)

the

task

easier.

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

Getting

Started

Unpacking

4

Hookup

Overview

4

Aerial

Hookups

5

Audio/Video

Component

Hookups

5

Speaker

System

Hookups

6

AC

Hookups

7

Before

You

Use

Your

Receiver

7

Receiver

Operations

Selecting

a

Component

8

Receiving

Broadcasts

9

Presetting

Radio

Stations

10

Using

the

Radio

Data

System

(RDS)

11

Recording

13

Additional

information

Troubleshooting

14

Specifications

15

Index

16

Rear

Panel

Descriptions

16

Remote

Button

Descriptions

17

Quick

Reference

Guide

13

30

4se

Getting

Started

Unpacking

Check

that

you

received

the

following

items

with

the

receiver:

¢

FM

wire

aerial

(1)

¢

AM

loop

aerial

(1)

¢

Remote

controller

(remote)

(1)

°

Size

AA

(R6)

batteries

(2)

Inserting

batteries

into

the

remote

Insert

two

size

AA

(R6)

batteries

with

the

+

and

—-

on

the

battery

compartment.

When

using

the

remote,

point

it

at

the

remote

sensor

&

on

the

receiver.

“S

when

to

replace

batteries

Under

normal

use,

the

batteries

should

last

for

about

6

months.

When

the

remote

no

longer

operates

the

receiver,

replace

both

batteries

with

new

ones.

Notes

*

Do

not

leave

the

remote

in

an

extremely

hot

or

humid

place.

*

Do

not

use

a

new

battery

with

an

old

one.

¢

Do

not

expose

the

remote

sensor

to

direct

sunlight

or

lighting

apparatuses.

Doing

so

may

cause

a

malfunction.

¢

If

you

don’t

use

the

remote

for

an

extended

period

of

time,

remove

the

batteries

to

avoid

possible

damage

from

battery

leakage

and

corrosion.

YS

a

aes

|

Hookup

Overview

The

receiver

allows

you

to

connect

and

control

the

following

audio

components.

Follow

the

hookup

procedures

for

the

components

that

you

want

to

_

connect

to

the

receiver

on

the

pages

specified.

To

learn

the

locations

and

names

of

each

jack,

see

“Rear

Panel

Descriptions”

on

page

16.

Audio/Video

Component

Hookups

(5)

VCR

Aerial

Hookups

(5)

AM/FM

aerial

Speaker

System|

‘0

player

Hookups

(6)

CD

player

ape/MD

deck

Turntable

aU

Before

you

get

started

¢

Turn

off

the

power

to

all

components

before

making

any

connections.

¢

Do

not

connect

the

mains

leads

until

all

of

the

connections

are

completed.

*

Be

sure

to

make

connections

firmly

to

avoid

hum

and

noise.

¢

When

connecting

an

audio

cable,

be

sure

to

match

the

colour-coded

pins

to

the

appropriate

jacks

on

the

components:

White

(left,

audio)

to

White;

and

Red

(right,

audio)

to

Red.

Getting

Started

fa

5

BN

a

Rn

nn

8

Aerial

Hookups

Overview

This

section

describes

how

to

connect

AM

and

FM

aerials

to

the

receiver.

If

you

want

to

receive

radio

~~

broadcasts

with

the

receiver,

complete

these

connections

first,

then

go

to

the

following

pages.

For

specific

locations

of

the

terminals,

see

the

illustration

below.

ANTENNA

nh

What

aerials

will

|

need?

©

AM

loop

aerial

(supplied)

(1)

AM

Ioop

aerial

e

FM

wire

aerial

(supplied)

(1)

Hookups

Receiver

ANTENNA

FM

wire

aerial

After

connecting

the

wire

aerial,

keep

it

as

horizontal

as

possible.

Key

If

you

have

poor

FM

reception

Connect

a

75-ohm

coaxial

cable

(not

supplied)

to

an

FM

outdoor

aerial.

Pull

back

the

mesh

portion

surrounding

the

inner

cable

and

connect

it

to

the

earth

terminal

(right

side).

Connect

the

inner

cable

to

the

FM

terminal

(left

side).

Receiver

om

be

ale

ge

If

you

have

poor

AM

reception

Connect

a

20

to

50

ft.

(6

to

15-meter)

insulated

wire

(not

supplied)

to

the

AM

aerial

terminal

in

addition

to

the

AM

loop

aerial.

Try

to

extend

the

wire

outdoors

and

keep

it

horizontal.

Connecting

an

ground

wire

To

prevent

hum,

connect

a

ground

wire

(not

supplied)

to

the

#

earth

terminal.

If

you’ve

connected

an

outdoor

aerial,

be

sure

to

connect

the

earth

for

lightning

protection.

-

Receiver

Se

rh

T

+

to

ground

Where

do

I

go

next?

If

you

want

to

connect

other

components,

go

on

to

the

next

section.

If

you’re

only

planning

to

use

the

receiver

to

listen

to

the

radio,

go

to

“Speaker

System

Hookups”

on

pages

6

and

7.

SS

ee

|

Audio/Video

Component

Hookups

Overview

This

section

describes

how

to

connect

your

audio,

and

video

(audio

signal

only)

components

to

the

receiver.

If

you

want

to

use

the

receiver

as

an

amplifier,

complete

these

connections.

For

specific

locations

of

the

jacks,

see

the

illustration

below.

CD

TV/LD

VIDEO

PHONO

=

TAPE/MD

What

cords

will

|

need?

Audio

cords

(not

supplied)

(1

for

each

CD

player

and

turntable;

2

for

each

tape

deck,

MD

recorder,

or

VCR)

White

(L)

Red

(R)

(continued)

5%

6°

Getting

Started

Hookups

The

arrow

=>

indicates

signal

flow.

CD

player

Receiver

CD

player

Turntable

Receiver

Turntable

e

If

your

turntable

has

an

earth

lead

To

prevent

hum,

connect

the

earth

lead

to

the

-

earth

terminal

on

the

receiver.

Tape

deck

or

MD

recorder

Receiver

Tape

deck

or

MD

recorder

TV/LD

VCR

Where

do

!|

go

next?

Go

on

to

the

next

section

to

connect

the

speakers.

Speaker

System

Hookups

Overview

This

section

describes

how

to

connect

your

speakers

to

the

receiver:

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0'*

2s

Seo

tee

te

For

specific

locations

of

the

terminals,

see

the

illustration

below.

FRONT

SPEAKERS

A

——

©

eecenee

What

cords

will

|

need?

Speaker

cord

(not

supplied)

(1

for

each

speaker)

.

.

SS

OW

=

Ra

Twist

the

stripped

ends

of

the

cord

about

2/3

inch

(15

mm).

Be

sure

to

match

the

speaker

cord

to

the

appropriate

terminal

on

the

components:

+

to

+

and

-

to

-.

If

the

cords

are

reversed,

the

sound

will

be

distorted

and

will

lack

bass.

Hookups

Front

speakers

ak

Receiver

Front

oc

|FRONTSPEAKERS

SPEAKERS

Pty

TT

Us

o

If

you

have

an

additional

front

speaker

system

Connect

them

to

the

FRONT

SPEAKERS

B

terminals.

Getting

Started

Selecting

the

speaker

system

To

drive

the

speakers,

select

the

speaker

system

as

follows:

To

drive

Depress

SPEAKERS

button

Speaker

system

A

(connected

A

to

the

FRONT

SPEAKERS

A

terminals)

Speaker

system

B

(connected

8B

to

the

FRONT

SPEAKERS

B

terminals)

Both

speaker

systems

AandB

A+B

(series

connection)

Where

do

|

go

next?

Go

on

to

the

next

section

to

connect

an

AC

plug

and

complete

your

home

theatre

system.

AC

Hookups

Connecting

the

mains

lead

Connect

the

mains

lead

from

this

receiver

and

from

your

audio/video

components

to

a

wall

outlet.

If

you

connect

other

audio

components

to

the

SWITCHED

AC

OUTLET

on

the

receiver

(STR-D365

only),

the

receiver

can

supply

power

to

the

connected

components

so

you

can

turn

on/off

the

whole

system

when

you

turn

on/off

the

receiver.

SWITCHED

AC

OUTLET

in

QO©C|O

|

&

oak

to

a

wall

outlet

Caution

Make

sure

that

the

power

consumption

of

the

component

connected

to

the

receiver's

AC

outlet

does

not

exceed

100

watts.

Do

not

connect

high-wattage

electrical

home

appliances

such

as

electric

irons,

fans,

or

TVs

to

this

outlet.

Where

do

|

go

next?

Before

you

use

the

receiver,

go

to

the

next

section

to

make

sure

that

all

the

controls

are

set

to

the

appropriate

positions.

SSS

en

nn

ee

gee)

Before

You

Use

Your

Receiver

Before

you

start

using

your

receiver,

make

sure

that

you

have:

¢

Turned

VOLUME

to

the

leftmost

position

(0).

*

Selected

the

appropriate

speaker

system.

(See

“Selecting

the

speaker

system”

.)

¢

Set

BALANCE

to

the

centre

position.

Turn

on

the

receiver

and

check

the

following

indicator.

e

Press

MUTING

if

the

MUTING

indicator

turns

on.

7%

_

Receiver

Operations

8°

ae

ee

a

Selecting

a

Component

To

listen

to

a

connected

component,

first

select

the

function

on

the

receiver

or

with

the

remote.

Before

you

begin,

make

sure

you

have:

*

Connected

all

components

securely

and

correctly

as

indicated

on

pages

5

to

7.

¢

Turned

VOLUME

to

the

leftmost

position

(0)

to

avoid

damaging

your

speakers.

POWER

VOLUME

Function

buttons

1

Press

POWER

to

turn

on

the

receiver.

Using

SYSTEM

OFF

on

the

remote

puts

the

receiver

in

STANDBY

mode.

Press

POWER

while

holding

down

the

TUNER

button

to

turn

on

the

power

using

the

receiver

when

it

is

in

STANDBY

mode.

2

Press

a

function

button

to

select

the

component

you

want

to

use:

Tolistento.~~~SPress—=SSSCS

Records

PHONO

Radio

programmes

TUNER

Compact

discs

(CD)

CD

Audio

tapes

or

MiniDiscs

(MD)

TAPE/MD

Video

tapes

VIDEO

TV

programmes

or

Laser

discs

TV/LD

3

Turon

the

component,

for

example,

a

CD

player,

and

then

start

playing.

To

tune

in

radio

stations

on

this

receiver,

see

“Receiving

Broadcasts”

on

page

9.

4

Tum

VOLUME

to

adjust

the

volume.

a

a

To

Do

this

Mute

the

sound

Press

MUTING.

Press

again

to

restore

the

sound

Reinforce

the

bass

Press

BASS

BOOST

to

turn

on

the

BASS

BOOST

indicator.

Adjust

the

balance

Turn

the

BALANCE

control

left

or

right.

Adjust

the

tone

quality

Adjust

the

BASS

and

TREBLE

controls.

o

When

you

listen

with

headphones

Connect

the

headphones

to

the

PHONES

jack

and

set

the

SPEAKERS

buttons

to

OFF.

Using

the

remote

The

remote

lets

you

operate

the

receiver

and

the

Sony

components

that

are

connected

to

it.

SYSTEM

OFF

FUNCTION

C3

Co Co

ea

en

J

Bae

1

Press

one

of

the

FUNCTION

buttons

to

select

the

component

you

want

to

use.

The

FUNCTION

buttons

on

the

remote

are

factory-

set

as

follows:

To

listen

to

Press

Radio

programmes

TUNER

Compact

discs

(CD)

cD

Audio

tapes

TAPE/MD

VHS

Video

tapes

VIDEO

(VTR-3

mode)

TV

programmes

TV/LD

If

you

want

to

change

the

factory

setting

of

a

button,

see

page

9.

The

receiver

and

the

selected

component

turn

on.

if

the

component

does

not

turn

on

Press

the

power

switch

on

the

component.

2

=

Start

playing.

Refer

to

“Remote

Button

Descriptions”

on

page

17

for

details.

To

turn

off

the

components

Press

SYSTEM

OFF.

You

can

turn

off

the

video

and

audio

components

connected

to

the

SWITCHED

AC

OUTLET

at

the

same

time.

(STR-D365

only)

Key

if

you

use

a

Sony

TV

When

you

press

TV

to

watch

a

TV

programme,

the

TV

turns

on

and

switches

to

the

TV

input.

The

TV

also

turns

on

when

you

press

VIDEO

or

TV/LD

and

switches

to

the

appropriate

video

input.

If

the

TV

does

not

switch

to

the

appropriate

input

automatically,

press

TV/VIDEO

on

the

remote

supplied

with

TV.

Changing

the

factory

setting

of

a

function

button

If

the

factory

settings

of

the

FUNCTION

buttons

(page

8)

don’t

match

your

system

components,

you

can

change

them.

For

example,

if

you

have

two

CD

players

and

you

don’t

have

a

tape

deck

or

an

MD

recorder,

you

can

assign

the

TAPE/MD

button

to

your

second

CD

player.

Note

that

the

setting

for

the

TUNER

button

cannot

be

changed.

FUNCTION

Numeric

buttons

1

Holding

down

the

FUNCTION

button

whose

function

you

want

to

change

(TAPE/MD,

for

example).

2

Press

the

corresponding

numeric

button

of

the

component

you

want

to

assign

to

the

FUNCTION

button

(1

-

CD

player,

for

example).

For

the

numeric

buttons,

see

the

table

below.

Now

you

can

use

the

TAPE/MD

button

to

control

a

second

CD

player.

The

numeric

buttons

are

assigned

to

select

the

functions

as

follows:

Numeric

button

Operates

1

CD

player

2

DAT

deck

3

MD

deck

4

Tape

deck

A

5

Tape

deck

B

6

LD

player

7

VCR

(remote

control

mode

VTR

1*)

8

VCR

(remote

control

mode

VTR

2")

9

VCR

(remote

control

mode

VTR

3*)

0

TV

*

Sony

VCRs

are

operated

with

a

VTR

1,

2

or

3

setting.

These

correspond

to

Beta,

8mm

and

VHS

respectively.

Receiver

Operations

To

reset

the

setting

to

the

factory

setting

Repeat

the

above

procedure.

Ss

8s

ES

SS

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|

Receiving

Broadcasts

SA

Me

Star

This

receiver

lets

you

enter

a

station’s

frequency

directly

by

using

the

numeric

buttons

(direct

tuning).

If

you

don’t

know

the

frequency

of

the

station

you

want,

see

“Receiving

broadcasts

by

scanning

stations

(automatic

tuning)”

on

page

10.

Before

you

begin,

make

sure

you

have:

*

Connected

an

FM/AM

aerial

to

the

receiver

as

indicated

on

page

5.

¢

Selected

the

appropriate

speaker

system.

(See

“Selecting

the

speaker

system”

on

page

7.)

POWER

Function

buttons

1.

Press

POWER

to

turn

on

the

receiver.

2

=

Press

TUNER.

The

last

received

station

is

tuned

in.

Press

BAND

to

select

FM

or

AM

stations.

4

Press

DIRECT.

Press

the

numeric

buttons

to

enter

the

frequency.

Example

1:

FM

102.50

MHz

Example

2:

AM

1350

kHz

9

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|

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6

When

you

tune

in

AM

stations,

adjust

the

direction

of

the

AM

loop

aerial

for

optimum

reception.

To

receive

other

stations

Repeat

Steps

3

to

5.

Key

If

the

STEREO

indicator

remains

off

Press

FM

MODE

when

an

FM

stereo

broadcast

is

received.

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1

Qc

Receiver

Operations

Key

If

an

FM

stereo

programme

is

distorted

The

STEREO

indicator

flashes.

Press

FM

MODE

to

change

to

monaural

(MONO).

You

will

not

have

the

stereo

effect

but

the

distortion

will

be

reduced.

To

return

to

stereo

mode,

press

this

button

again.

se.

ey

If

you

cannot

tune

in.a

station.and

the.entered

numbers

are

flashing

Make

sure

you've

entered

the

right

frequency.

If

not,

press

DIRECT

and

re-enter

the

frequency

you

want.

If

the

entered

numbers

still

flash,

the

frequency

is

not

used

in

your

area.

Key

To

watch

FM

simulcast

TV

programmes

Make

sure

that

you

tune

in

the

simulcast

programme

both

on

the

TV

(or

the

VCR)

and

on

the

receiver.

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If

you

enter

a

frequency

not

covered

by

the

tuning

interval

The

entered

value

is

automatically

rounded

up

or

down

to

the

closest

covered

value.

Tuning

intervals

for

direct

tuning

are:

FM:

50

kHz

intervals

AM:

9

kHz

intervals

Receiving

broadcasts

by

scanning

stations

(automatic

tuning)

If

you

don’t

know

the

frequency

of

the

radio

station

you

want,

you

can

have

the

receiver

scan

all

the

receivable

stations

to

locate

the

one

you

want.

1.

Press

TUNER.

The

last

received

station

is

tuned

in.

2

Press

BAND

to

select

FM

or

AM.

3

Press

TUNING/CHARACTER

+

or

—

(or

TUNING

+

or

—

for

STR-D265).

Press

the

+

button

for

a

higher

station

number;

press

the

—

button

for

a

lower

one.

When

you

tune

past

either

end

of

the

band,

the

receiver

automatically

jumps

to

the

opposite

end.

Every

time

a

station

is

received,

the

receiver

stops

scanning.

To

continue

scanning,

press

the

button

again.

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Presetting

Radio

Stations

You'll

most

likely

want

to

preset

the

receiver

with

the

radio

stations

you

listen

to

often

so

that

you

don’t

have

to

tune

in

the

station

every

time.

The

receiver

can

store

a

total

of

30

FM

or

AM

stations.

You

can

store

the

stations

on

preset

numbers

combining

3

characters

(A,

B,

C)

and

numbers

(0

-

9).

For

example,

you

can

store

a

station

as

preset

number

A1,

B6

or

C9,

etc.

TUNING/

CHARACTER

Numeric

buttons

CHARACTER

MEMORY

(TUNING)

TUNER

SHIFT

1.

Press

TUNER.

The

last

received

station

is

tuned

in.

2

Tune

in

the

station

you

want.

If

you

are

not

familiar

with

how

to

tune

in

a

station,

see

“Receiving

Broadcasts”

on

the

previous

page.

3

Press

MEMORY.

“MEMORY”

appears

for

a

few

seconds.

Do

steps

4

and

5

before

“MEMORY”

goes

out.

4

Press

SHIFT

to

select

a

character

(A,

Bor

C).

Each

time

you

press

SHIFT,

the

letter

“A,”

“B”

or

“C”

appears

in

the

display.

if

“MEMORY”

disappears,

start

again

from

step

3.

3

While

MEMORY

is

displayed,

press

the

number

you

want

to

use

(0

to

9).

6

Repeat

Steps

2

to

5

to

preset

other

stations.

To

change

a

preset

station

Preset

a

new

station

on

the

number

you

want

to

change.

Note

If

the

mains

lead

is

disconnected

for

more

than

one

month,

the

preset

stations

will

be

cleared

from

the

receiver's

memory,

and

you

will

have

to

preset

the

stations

again.