Yamaha RX-570 Manuel utilisateur

Operations

..,,.......;.......

....,.....,.8

Tuning

Operations.................11

Rernote

Control

Transmitter...............-............1

Notes

abouttheRemote

ControlTransmitter...............14

Troubleshooting.....................1

Specifications

........................1

WARNING

TOREDUCETHERISK

OFFIREOR

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,DONOTEXPOSE

THIS

UNITTORAINORMOISTURE.

is inlsded to alert y@ to lhe

prffi ol urdnslaled "dangerous

voltage" withln the productb

erclGure that may b€ ol sufficient '

magnitude to constitule a risk of

eleclric sh@k to persons.

The exclamation point within an

equilateral triangle is intended to alert

you to the presence of importanl

operatingand maintenance

(seruicing) instructions in the

literaturea@ompanying the

apprBnce.

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SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

tl1 ReadInstructions

- Allthe

safetyandoperating

instructions

shouldberead

before

the

unit

operated.

2 Retain

Instructions

- The

safetyandoperating

instructions

shouldberetainedforfuturereference.

3 HeedWarnings

- Allwarnings

the

unitand

the

operatinginstructions

shouldbeadhered

to.

4 FollowInstructions

- All

operatinqandotherinstructions

should

followed.

5 Water

and

Moisture

- The

unit

should

not

beused

near

water

- for

example,

near

abathtub,

washbowl,

kitchen

sink,

laundry

tub,

awet

basement,or

near

aswimming

pool,

etc.

6 CartsandStands

- The

unitshouldbeusedonlywith

cart

orstand

thatisrecommended

bvthemanufacturer.

6A n unit

andcartcombinationshould

bemovedwith

care.

Quick

stops,

excessive

force,

anduneven

surfaces

may

causetheunitand

cartcombinationto

overturn.

7 Wall

orCeilingMounting

- The

unit

should

mountedto

wall

orceilingonly

recommended

bythemanufacturer.

Ventilation

- The

unitshould

besituatedso

thatits

iocation

orposition

does

not

interferewithits

proper

ventilation.For

example,the

unitshould

not

situated

ona bed,

sofa,

rug,

orsimilarsurface,that

may

blockthe

ventilation

openings;or

placed

abuilt-ininstallation,

suchasabookcaseor

cabinet

thatmayimpede

theflow

ofair

through

the

ventilation

openings.

Heat

- The

unitshouldbesituatedawayfromheat

sourcessuch

asradiators,

stoves,orotherappliances

that

produce

heat.

Power

Sources

- The

unitshouldbeconnected

toapower

supply

onlyof

thetype

describedintheoperating

instructions

oras

marked

ontheunit

Power-Cord

Protection

- Power-supply

cords

shouldbe

routed

thatthey

are

not

likelyto

walked

onor

pinched

byitems

placed

uponoragainstthem,

paying

particular

attentiontocords

plugs,

convenience

receptacles,

andthe

point

where

theyexit

from

the

unit.

Cleaning

- The

unitshouldbecleanedonly

recommended

bythemanufacturer.

NonusePeriods

- The

power

cordoftheunitshould

unpluggedfrom

theoutletwhenleft

unused

for

along

period

time.

ObjectandLiquidEntry

- Careshouldbetaken

sothat

objectsdonotfallinto

and

liquids

are

not

spilled

into

the

inside

oftheunit.

Damage

Requiring

Service

- The

unit

shouldbeserviced

qualified

service

personnel

when:

The

power-supply

cordorthe

plug

hasbeen

damaged;

Objects

have

fallen,

liquidhas

beenspilledinto

the

unit;

The

unithas

beenexposedtorain;

The

unitdoes

not

appearto

operate

normally

exhibits

marked

change

performance;

The

unit

has

beendropped,

orthecabinetdamaged.

Servicing

- The

user

should

not

attemptto

servicethe

unit

beyondthosemeans

describedinthe

operating

instructions.

All

otherservicingshouldbereferred

qualified

service

personnel.

Power

Lines

- An

outdoorantenna

shouldbe

located

awayfrom

power

lines.

Groundingor

Polarization

- Precautions

shouldbe

taken

that

the

grounding

polarization

isnot

defeated.

Outdoor

Antenna

Grounding

- lfanoutsideantennais

connected

tothis

unit,besure

the

antennasystem

grounded

soasto

provide

some

protection

against

voltage

surgesandbuilt-upstaticcharges.

Article

810ofthe

NationalElectrical

Code,

ANSI/NFPA70,

provides

informationwith

regardtoproper

grounding

themast

andsupportingstructure,

grounding

ofthelead-inwireto

anantennadischargeunit,size

grounding

conductors,

location

antennadischarge

unit,connection

grounding

electrodes,and

requirementsfor

the

grounding

electrode.

EXAMPLEOF ANTENNAGROUNDING

ANTENNA

LEAD N

WIRE

ANTENNA

DISCHARGE

UN]T

(NEC

SECTION

8rG20)

GROUNDING

CONDUCTORS

(NEC

SEC'nON81G21)

GROUND CLAMPS

'*- E..S"?8S|

u.93.8flo'*

o'*o

(NEC AFT 250 PAFT H)

NEC NAT]oNAL

ELECTRICAL

coD€

Note to CATV system installer:

Thisreminderis

provided

tocallthe

CATVsystem

installer's

attention

toArticle

82O-4O

theNECthat

provides

guidelines

for

proper

grounding

and,in

particular,

specifiesthatthecable

ground

shallbe

connectedtothe

grounding

systemofthe

building,asclose

the

point

ofcable

entryas

practical.

CAUTION:

READTHIS

BEFORE

OPERATING

YOUR

UNIT

Toensurethe

finest

performance,

please

read

this

manual

carefully.Keepitin

asafe

place

forfuture

reference.

Install

your

unitinacool,

dry,clean

place

- away

from

windows,

heat

sources,andtoomuchvibration,

dust,

moisture

orcold.Avoid

sourcesof

hum

(transformers,

motors).Toprevent

fire

orelectricalshock,

donot

exposetorain

and

water.

Donot

operate

the

unitupside-down.ltmay

overheat,

possibly

causingdamage.

Never

openthecabinet.lf

aforeign

objectdrops

into

the

set,contact

your

dealer.

Donot

use

force

onswitches,knobs

orcords.When

movingthe

set,

first

turnthe

unitoff.

Then

gently

disconnectthe

powerplug

andthe

cordsconnectingto

other

equipment.

Never

pull

the

cord

itself.

Donot

attempt

cleantheunitwith

chemicalsolvents;

thismight

damagethefinish.

Usea

clean,drycloth.

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7 Always

setthevolume

controlto

"- oo"

before

startingthe

audiosource

play:increasethevolume

gradually

toan

appropriatelevel

afterthe

play

isstarted.

prevent

lightning

damage,

pull

out

the

power

cordand

remove

theantenna

cabledurinoanelectrical

storm.

sure

toread

the

"Troubleshooting"

sectionon

common

operatingerrorsbefore

concluding

that

your

unit

isfaulty.

Donot

connect

audioequipmenttotheAC

outletson

the

rear

panel

that

equipment

requires

power

thanthe

outlets

are

rated

provide.

FCC

INFORMATION

1. IMPORTANT

NOTICE:DO

NOTMODIFYTHIS

UNlf!

This

product,

wheninstalled

indicatedin

the

instructions

containedinthismanual,meetsFCC

requirements.

Modificationsnot

expressly

approved

Yamaha

mayvoid

your

authority,

granted

bytheFCC,

use

the

oroduct.

2. IMPORTANT

:When

connecting

this

product

accessories

and/oranother

product

useonly

high

quality

shielded

cables.Cable/ssuppliedwiththis

product

MUST

beused.

allinstallationinstructions.

Failure

instructions

could

void

your

FCC

authorizationtouse

this

product

theUSA.

3. NOTE

:This

oroduct

has

beentested

and

found

complywiththerequirements

listedinFCCRegulations,

Part

15for

Class

"B"

digitaldevices.Compliancewith

theserequirements

provides

a reasonable

level

assurancethat

your

useofthis

product

a residential

environmentwillnotresultinharmfulinterference

with

other

electronicdevices.

This

equipment

generates/uses

radiofrequencies

and,

notinstalled

andused

accordingtothe

instructions

found

inthe

usersmanual,may

cause

interference

harmful

tothe

operationofother

electronicdevices.

CompliancewithFCCregulations

doesnot

guarantee

that

interferencewillnot

occur

all

installations.

lfthis

product

foundtobe

the

sourceof

interference,

which

canbe

determinedbyturningthe

unit

"OFF"

and

"ON",

please

try

toeliminatethe

problem

byusing

oneof

thefollowing

measures:

Relocate

eitherthis

product

orthe

device

thatis

being

affected

theinterference.

Utilize

power

outletsthat

areondifferentbranch

(circuit

breakeror

fuse)

circuits

installAClinefilter/s.

the

caseof

radio

TVinterference,

relocate/reorient

the

antenna.

theantennalead-inis

300ohm

ribbon

lead

changethe

lead-in

tocoaxialtype

cable.

thesecorrectivemeasures

donot

produce

satisfactory

results,

please

contactthe

localretailer

authorizedto

distributethis

typeof

product.

you

can

notlocate

the

appropriate

retailer,

please

contact

Yamaha

Electronics

Corp.,

U.S.A.6660OrangethorpeAve,BuenaPark,

90620.

The

above

statementsapplyONLYtothose

products

distributedby

Yamaha

Corporationof

America

orits

subsidiaries.

WeWant

YouListening

For

A Lifetime

YAMAHA

andtheElectronicIndustriesAssociation's

ConsumerElectronics

Groupwant

you

get

themost

outof

your

equipment

playing

asafe

level.

Onethatlets

the

soundcome

throughloud

andclear

without

annoyingblaring

distortion

- and,mostimportantly,

without

affecting

your

sensitive

hearing.

Since

hearing

damage

fromloud

sounds

SUPPLIEDACCESSORIES

often

undetectableuntil

istoolate,YAMAHA

andtheElectronicIndustries

Association's

ConsumerElectronics

Group

recommend

you

avoid

prolonged

exposurefrom

excessive

volume

levels. ffi

KIiT,EH]Nq

After

unpacking,

check

that

the

following

parts

arecontained

<RX-770> <RX-570>

IndoorFM

Antenna AMLoopAntenna Batteries

(size

AA,R6,

UM-3) Remote

ControlTransmitter

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Beforeattemptingto makeanyconnections

toor from

thisunit,

besuretofirstswitch

OFFthepower

tothisunitandto anyother

componentstowhichconnectionsare being

made.

CONNECTIONS

WITHOTHERCOMPONENTS

Whenmakingconnectionsbetween

thisunitandothercomponents,

besureallconnections

aremade

correctly,

thatisto sayL

(left)

to L, R (right)

to R,"+"

to"+"

and"-" to "-". Also,referto theowner's

manualforeachcomponent

to beconnected

tothisunit.

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disc

player

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(U.S.A.

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Satellite

tuner,etc. Videocassette

recorder

taDedeck

f'-Ii .Referto

"ABOUT

THEACCESSORY

TERMINALS"onpage

tapedeck

connected

tothe

VCR/TAPE2(AUDIO

SIGNAL)

terminals,

there

isno

connection

tothe

VCR

(VIDEO

SIGNAL)terminals.

Turntable Right akers

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<RX-570> Compact

disc

player

I .r ,-=

..:.=1

Video

cassette

player,

Speakers

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"ABOUT

THEACCESSORYTERMINALS"

page

Speakers

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.,,CONNECTING

SPEAKERS

Connect

theSPEAKERS

terminals

your

speakers

withwire

the

propergauge,

cuas

shortas

possible.

lfthe

connections

are

faulty,nosound

will

heard

fromthe

speakers.

Makesure

thatthe

polarity

thespeaker

wiresis

correct,

that

is,+ and

- markingsareobserved.

these

wires

are

reversed,thesound

will

unnaturaland

willlackbass.

Donot letthebarespeaker

wirestoucheach

otheranddo

notletthemtouchthemetal

parts

ofthis unitasthlscould

damage

this unitand/orspeakers.

Howto Connect:

Red:

positive

(+)

Black:negative

(-)

e Unscrew

the

knob.

@Insertthebarewire.

IRemove

approx.5mm

(1I4")

insulationfrom

thespeaker

wires.l

tigntentheknoband

secure

thewire.

ABOUTTHE

ACCESSORY

TERMINALS

Oneor

twospeaker

systemscanbe

connected

tothisunit.

you

connect

onlyonespeaker

system,

connect

itto

either

theSPEAKERS

A or

Bterminals.

Use

speakers

withthespecified

impedanceshownonthe

rearof

this

unit.

Banana

Plug

connections

arealso

possible(except

for

Scandinavian

models).Simply

insertthe

Banana

Plug

connector

intothecorresponding

terminal.

ACOUTLETS

(U.S.A.,

CanadaandGeneral

models)

.......2

SWITCHED

OUTLETS

(Australia,

EuropeandU.K.

models)....1SWITCHEDOUTLET

Use

theseto

connect

the

power

cords

from

your

components

tothisunit.

The

power

totheSWITCHED

outlets

controlledby

this

unit's

POWER

switchor

the

provided

remotecontrol

transmitter's

POWERkey.Theseoutlets

will

supply

power

any

component

wheneverthisunitisturnedon.

Themaximum

power

(total

power

consumption

components)thatcanbeconnected

totheSWITCHED

OUTLETS

is100watts.

PRE

OUT/MAIN

terminals

(For RX-770

only)

Removing

the

jumper

pins

enables

thisunitto

independently

perform

thefunctionsofacontrolamplifieranda power

amplifier.Theseterminalsare

for

connectionofa signal-

processing

systemsuchasagraphic

equalizerorsound

processor.

lfasound

processor

orothercomponent

connected,the

VOLUME

controlof

this

unitcanbeused

foroverall

adjustmentofthe

level

ofsound.

connect

such

a unit,

removethe

jumper

pins

fromthePRE

OUT/MAIN

terminals,

connect

theinouts

ofthatunit

tothePRE

OUT

terminals

and

its

outputstotheMAINlNterminals.

For

details,

refer

tothe

owner's

manualincludedwiththe

unit

beconnected.

GND

terminal

(For

turntable

use)

Connecting

the

ground

wireoftheturntable

tothisterminal

will

minimizehum,

but

somecases

better

resultsmaybe

obtained

withthe

ground

wiredisconnected.

REMOTE

CONTROL

(PHONO)

connector

you

haveaYAMAHAturntable

withtheterminal

forremote

control,connect

ittothisconnectorbyusing

thecable

provided

withtheturntable.

Thisconnectionallows

you

tocontrol

the

turntable

fromthe

orovided

remotecontroltransmitter.

For Customlnstaller

REMOTE

CONTROL

(lN,

OUT)

terminals

(For U.S.A.

andCanada

models

of RX-770

only)

Theseterminalsareused

forcustom

installation

system.

When

this

unit

isconnected

tothecomponents

for

custom

installation

system,

you

canoperate

thisunit

withthesystem

remote

control.

Connectthe

REMOTECONTROL

terminal

tothe

EMITTER

terminal

(FROM

INDEPENDENT

ZONE,FROMALL

ZONEor

FROMSELECTED

ZONE)of

theYAMAHAMaster

Zone

Controller

MCX-10.

connecting

theREMOTECONTROL

OUTterminal

tothe

REMOTE

CONTROL

terminalof

the

other

component,

you

canalso

operate

itwiththe

system

remote

control.

Inthis

way,

to6 componentscanbeconnected

series.

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,ANTENNA

CONNECTIONS

. Eachantenna

shouldbeconnected

tothedesignatedterminalscorrectly,

referring

tothefollowingfigure.

. BothAMandFMindoorantennasareincludedwiththis

unit.In

general,

theseantennas

will

probablyprovide

sutficientsignal

strength.

Nevertheless,

aproperly

installed

outdoorantennawill

give

clearerreceptionthanan

indoor

one.

you

experience

poorreception

quality,

anoutdoorantennamayresultinimprovement

AMloop

antenna

(included)

Outdoor

AMantenna

il:

ConnectingtheAM loopantenna

Orient

thatthe

best

reception

obtained.

The

AMloop

antennashouldbe

placed

apart

from

themain

unit.

The

antenna

may

hung

ona

wall.

TheAMloop

antennashouldbekeptconnected,

even

anoutdoorAM

antenna

isconnectedtothisunit.

Outdoor

antenna IndoorFM

antenna

(included)

777-7 /-777-7-7

a / / /!/ / / /

/ /.////.

11/,/,/.

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./,/./././././././

,/,/,/. ,/,/,/,/.

Ground

75-ohm

coaxialcable 75-ohm/300-ohm

antenna

adapter

GNDterminal

Formaximum

safetyand

minimum

interference,connectthe

GNDterminalto

agoodgrounding.

Agoodgrounding

metal

stakedrivenintomoist

earth.

Note

you

need

anoutdoor

antenna

toimproveFMreception

quality,

either

a300-ohm

feeder

oracoaxialcable

may

used.In

locationstroubled

electricalinterference,

acoaxial

cableis

oreferable.

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Tuner

controls 7 3

1,6

TOPLAYA SOURCE

+ Select

thespeakerstobeused.

SPEAKEFIS

ON-ON

OFF I- OFF

. lf

you

use

two

speakersystems,

press

boththeAand

switches.

Play

thesource.

(For

detailed

information

the

tuninq

operations,referto

page

11.)

Adjusttothedesired

output

level.

lL_n_ll

--) V

Selectadesiredinput

source.

<RX-770> <RX-570>

INPUT INPUT

Thename

the

selectedinput

source

position

will

appear

the

display.

(For

"TUNER",

thetuningmode

will

appear

thedisplay.)

Note

thatselecting

each

input

source

position

callsthe

sourcewhichis

connectedto

thecorrespondinginput

terminals

therear

panel.

-I lf

desired,adjusttheBASS,TREBLE,BALANCE,

LOUDNESScontrolsandthePUREDIRECT

switch.

(Refer

page

10.)

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RECORD

A SOURCE

TOTAPE

(OR

DUBFROM

A TAPETO

ANOTHER)

Selectthe

sourceto

recorded

<RX-770>

REC OUT

TUNEF

<RX-570>

FIEC OUT

TUNER

TAPE

1 n nn

'fruu

TAPE2- lpHoNo

AUXI l

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TAPE

\ /r- /YA nF ^

vun/ tArc a

|Ft

I Plav

the

source

\t Confirmthe

source

byselecting

itwiththeINPUT

selector

andturning

theVOLUME

control.

<RX-770>

INPUT

<RX-570>

INPUT

Notes

o lf

you

want

toenjoy

another

sourcewhilerecording,

select

with

the

INPUT

selector.

o VOLUME,

BASS,

TREBLE,

BALANCE,

LOUDNESS

controls

andPUREDIRECT

switch

settings

have

effect

onthe

material

beino

recorded.

.'? Setthetape

deck

(or

VCR)in

therecording

mode.

C Tomonitor

the

sound

(and/orpicture)

being

recorded,

selectthe

tape

deck

(or

VCR)

beingusedforrecording

with

theINPUT

selector.

<RX-770> <RX-570>

INPUT INPUT

TUNEF TUNER

'a'EZ-T

"""1"-"'(

o\ \""""

.o^"

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AdjustingtheBALANCEcontrol Selecting

the

SPEAKER

system

Adjust

thebalanceof

the

output

volumetothe

left

and

right

speakerstocompensate

forsoundimbalancecausedby

speaker

location

listening

room

conditions.

Because

one

ortwospeakersystems

(as

frontspeakers)can

beconnected

tothisunit,theSPEAKERS

switchesallow

you

select

speakersystem

A orB,orbothatonce.

SPEAKEFIS

ON ON

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Ittl :

OFF |- OFF

Adjustingthecontinuously

variable

LOUDNESScontrol

This

control

provides

compensation

forthehumanears'

loss

sensitivity

tohighand

low-frequencyrangesat

lowvolume.

This

control

adjustable

toretainfulltonalrangeatany

volume

level.

EIALANCE

l,?, I

, "Xi'k ,

-Y Y-

Yts

4LJ4

L5 5R

Adjustingthe

BASS

and

TREBLE

controls

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(or

counter-

clockwise

todecrease)the

lowfrequency

resoonse.

TREBLE : Turnthis

clockwise

toincrease

(or

counter-

clockwisetodecrease)the

highfrequency

resoonse.

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5's'7

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Set

tothe

"FLAT"

position.

Set

totheloudest

listeninglevelthat

you

wouldlistento.

Turn

thatthedesired

volume

can

beachieved.

Using

thePUREDIRECT

switch

You

canenjoythe

purest

possible

sound

from

your

audio

sourcesbysettingthisswitchsothatthe

indicatorilluminates.

doingso,theaudiosignalbypassesthe

BASS,TREBLE,

BALANCE

andLOUDNESScontrols,eliminatingany

alterations

theaudiosignal.

* Concerning

RX-770

only,the

PRE

OUT/MAIN

terminals

arealso

bypassed.

PUFIE

tr orFrEcT

When

you listenwith headphones

Connectthe

headphonestothePHONES

jack.

When

listening

withheadphones

privately,

setboth

the

SPEAKERS

A and

switchestotheOFFoosition.

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