Yamaha YHT-30 Instructions de montage

YHT-30

QUICK-CONNECT GUIDE

YHT-30 QUICK-CONNECT GUIDE

INTRODUCTION

Yamaha developed the YHT-30 A/V Home Theater

package to turn your home into a theater. In addition to

enhancing the sound of a video source, like your TV,

VCR, or LD player, the YHT-30 also superbly reproduces

audio sources, such as a CD player or a cassette deck.

This Quick-Connect Guide will help you get started.

Study the speaker system plan (below), and then use

the interconnect diagrams (on the following pages) to

connect the receiver and speakers to your system.

For the video portion, you will need a hi-fi stereo VCR or

laser disc player and a television or monitor. Refer to the

Yamaha R-V902 Owner’s Manual, as well as those that

came with your other components, for complete instruc-

tions and cautions. Be sure to turn off all power while

making connections.

NOTE: Label the end of each speaker wire (i.e., left rear, right

front, etc.) before connecting them to the A/V receiver. For wire

runs over 30 feet, use larger 18- or 16-gauge speaker wire.

• Velcro (for secure fastening of a NS-A425 on TV)

• Toggle bolts, molly anchor screws, or sheet metal

screws (for securing NS-A425 speakers to walls)

NOTE: If you are unsure of how to securely and safely fasten

speakers to a wall, please contact a reliable source about the best

type of hanger for your particular wall's construction. Secure

installation is the purchaser's responsibility.

TOOLS AND PARTS

The YHT-30 Home Theater package consists of (1) R-V902

A/V receiver with (1) RAV120 learning remote control,

(1) CLS-100 package containing (5) 2-way NS-A425 speak-

ers, 100' of speaker wire, (1) SW3 Powered Subwoofer, and

related owner’s manuals.

You will also need:

• Wire strippers (optional)

SPEAKER SYSTEM PLAN

NS-A425

(left side, same height as TV)

NS-A425

(right side, same height as TV)

L = Left Channel

R = Right Channel

C = Center Channel

S = Surround Channel

NS-A425

(on stand or wall, at least

ear level or preferably higher)

NS-A425

(on stand or wall, at least

ear level or preferably higher)

8'~10' apart

NS-A425

(on top or below TV)

6'~8' apart

Couch

Listening Area

Sub

SW-3 Subwoofer

(on floor)

YHT-30 QUICK-CONNECT GUIDE

CONNECTING AUDIO COMPONENTS

Yamaha R-V902 Receiver (Rear Panel)

NOTE: For your convenience, the Yamaha R-V902 receiver is equipped with two

switched AC outlets (100 W max.). If desired, use them to power on connected

components (e.g., CD player or turntable) each time the receiver is turned on.

However, do not use them for components equipped with clocks (e.g., VCR).

GND

L Out

Ground

Use RCA Audio Cables For Audio Interconnections

R Out

L Out R Out L Out* R Out*

*Use Playback Or Line Out

**Use Line In

L In** R In**

RCA Cable Color Codes

Yellow = Video

White = Left Audio

Red = Right Audio

Turntable

CD Player (Changer) Cassette Deck

YHT-30 QUICK-CONNECT GUIDE

CONNECTING THE YHT-30 SPEAKERS

Yamaha R-V902 Receiver

(Rear Panel Speaker Terminals)

+–+RL

+––+RL

Set IMPEDANCE

to top position

–

NS-A425

(Front Right Ch.)

NS-A425

(Surround Right)

NS-A425

(Surround Left)

NS-A425

(Front Left Ch.)

NS-A425

(Center Channel)

SW-3

Subwoofer

(Rear Panel)

INPUT

OUTPUT

Speaker Wiring

❶Strip

1⁄4" off ends of

speaker wires.

❷

Loosen terminals.

❸

Insert speaker wires;

tighten terminals.

❶

❸

❷

RED = positive (+)

use clear wire

BLK = negative (–)

use clear with

white stripe wire

YHT-30 QUICK-CONNECT GUIDE

CONNECTING VIDEO CABLES FOR VIDEO COMPONENTS

Yamaha R-V902 Receiver (Rear Panel)

NOTE: When using a hi-fi stereo VCR, set the Tuner/Line switch (on the VCR) to Line

position to record from another source connected to the Yamaha R-V902 receiver.

RCA Cable Color Codes

Yellow = Video

White = Left Audio

Red = Right Audio

Use RCA Video Cables And Jacks For Video Interconnections

Optional 75-ohm Coaxial Cable

VCR

DVD or LD Player (or

Video Game Player)

Video Out Video In

Video Out Video Out

Video InANT In

ANT Out

(RF Out)

Monitor/TV

Satellite Receiver

YHT-30 QUICK-CONNECT GUIDE

CONNECTING AUDIO CABLES FOR VIDEO COMPONENTS

Yamaha R-V902 Receiver (Rear Panel)

NOTE: When using a hi-fi stereo VCR, set the Tuner/Line switch (on the VCR) to Line

position to record from another source connected to the Yamaha R-V902 receiver.

Audio

L Out

Audio

R Out

Audio

L In

Audio

R In

Use RCA Audio Cables And Jacks For Audio Interconnections

RCA Cable Color Codes

Yellow = Video

White = Left Audio

Red = Right Audio

Audio L Out

Audio R Out

Audio L Out

VCR

DVD or LD Player (or

Video Game Player)

Satellite Receiver

YHT-30 QUICK-CONNECT GUIDE

CABLE HOOK-UP(BASIC AND PREMIUM CHANNELS)

Yamaha R-V902 Receiver (Rear Panel)

NOTE: When using a hi-fi stereo VCR, set the Tuner/Line switch (on the VCR) to Line

position to record from another source connected to the Yamaha R-V902 receiver.

Audio

L In

Audio

R In

Audio

L Out

Audio

R Out

RCA Audio Cables

ANT In Video Out

Video In

Basic Cable

(From Wall Jack)

ANT In

Premium Cable

(From Wall Jack)

(Channel 3 or 4

Output)

RCA Cable Color Codes

Yellow = Video

White = Left Audio

Red = Right Audio

RCA Video Cables

Audio

L In

Audio

R In

Audio

L Out

Audio

R Out

RCA Audio Cables

Video Out

Video In

RCA Video Cables

VCR

(Tuner set to Channel 3 or 4)

Descrambler

Converter

Box

YHT-30 QUICK-CONNECT GUIDE

PROGRAMMING THE REMOTE CONTROL (RAV120)

The YHT-30 Home Theater package includes the

RAV120 (Learning) Remote Control. It includes factory

presets to control your R-V902 receiver and most

Yamaha audio components (see pages 32 through 42 of

the R-V902 Owner’s Manual).

To control other brands of components (i.e., TV, VCR,

etc.), you will need to program the RAV120 to learn the

functions of each of your components’ remote controls.

NOTE: The RAV120 can learn and control most major

brands of audio and video components with remote control

transmitters. For other units, use the original remote

control supplied with the product.

HOW THE RAV120 WORKS

The RAV120 can learn the functions of other remote

controls, so one remote will control your home theater

audio and video components.

The shaded areas shown in the illustration on the left

have learning capabilities, using data stored in any of

three different memories:

• A is preprogrammed for Yamaha audio components

• B for video components

• C for additional components, unique functions, or

non-Yamaha audio components

Unshaded buttons will become control buttons, once

the appropriate functions have been programmed into

the RAV120.

Use the following sections to set up the RAV120 and to

program most of the standard VCR and TV functions.

Once you have programmed the RAV120, you can

close the lid to conveniently access and control most of

the functions of your audio and video equipment.

HOW TOSET UPTHE RAV120

1. Load the supplied batteries into the remote

control.

2. Open the lid of the remote control.

3. Perform the instructions on the next two pages to

program VCR and TV remote-control functions.

• See page 11 for instructions on Using Factory-

Preset Operations and Operating A Yamaha CD

or Tape Player.

• See page 12 for instructions on Creating A Macro.

NSMI

⁄E N

TAPE

TUNER

⁄

V–AUX

PHOO

FF CT

MMAS

SS T

CLEARLE

REC

PAUSE

RNMCRO

⁄⁄B

OFF

EMOOO

ASMI

ISC

STOP

PREE

ENHANCEDPRO LOGIC

456

789

DD SS

MOVIE

MONO

VIDEO

CONCERT

HLL

SLEEP 2CH/6CH

TIMEEE

⁄

DELAY

CENTER

REAR

SWFR

For Learning

Learning

Controls For

Tape Decks

or VCRs

For Clearing

A/B/C

Memory

Switch

Learning

Controls For

Aux. VCR, CD

(or LD or DVD)

Player, and TV

(or Tuner)

Macro

Switch

Transmit/

Learn LED

Learning

Controls For

CD, LD, or

DVD Players

Learning

Controls For

TV or Tuner

Learning

Controls

For TV

Learning

Control For

TV Power

Learning

Control For

VCR Power

RAV120 With Lid Open

RAV120 LEARNING KEYS

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HOW TOPROGRAM VCR REMOTE FUNCTIONS

To program basic functions of the VCR remote, we

suggest you learn functions into all the shaded buttons

shown in the illustration on the left:

1. On the RAV120, slide the MEMORY switch to

position B.

2. Aim the VCR remote control transmitter (usually

located at the top) at the top of the RAV120.

3. On the RAV120, use a paper clip or mechanical

pencil to press LEARN. The TRANSMIT/LEARN

red LED will start to flash.

NOTE: If there is no operation for about 30 seconds

after a button is pressed, the TRANSMIT/LEARN

LED will flash repeatedly. If this occurs, restart from

step 3.

4. On the RAV120, press and hold the button to

which you want to assign the function until the

TRANSMIT/LEARN LED turns on.

5. On the VCR remote, press and hold the button for

the corresponding function until the TRANSMIT/

LEARN LED turns off.

NOTE: If a VCR remote function has two buttons and the

RAV120 has one, then press both VCR remote buttons

simultaneously to learn the function into the RAV120.

6. The RAV120’s TRANSMIT/LEARN red LED will

flash slowly after the function is learned.

NOTE: If the RAV120's TRANSMIT/LEARN red

LED flashes rapidly, the function has not been learned.

Repeat steps 5 and 6 to program the function.

7. Continue programming until you have learned

functions into all of the shaded buttons.

8. Press LEARN.

9. To test programming, press VCR (power) to turn on

the VCR. Then press each button you’ve pro-

grammed. Repeat steps 1 through 8 for any function

that does not respond.

NSMI

⁄EN

TAPE

TUNER

CLEARLE

REC

PAUSE

RNMCRO

⁄⁄ B

RAV120 With Lid Open

VCR Remote Control

2~4"

NSMI

⁄EN

TAPE

TUNER

⁄

V–AUX

PHOO

FF CT

MMAS

SS T

CLEARLE

REC

PAUSE

RNMCRO

⁄⁄ B

OFF

EMOOO

ASMI

ISC

STOP

PREE

ENHANCEDPRO LOGIC

456

789

DD SS

MOVIE

MONO

VIDEO

CONCERT

HLL

SLEEP 2CH/6CH

TIMEEE

⁄

DELAY

CENTER

REAR

SWFR

Slide

Memory

Switch

To B

REWIND FAST FORWARD

VCR POWER

RAV120 With Lid Open

LOCATIONS OF VCR LEARNING BUTTONS

STOP

PLAY

RECORD/

PAUSE

YHT-30 QUICK-CONNECT GUIDE

HOW TOPROGRAM TV REMOTE FUNCTIONS

To program basic functions of the TV remote, we suggest

you learn functions into all the shaded buttons shown in

the illustration on the left:

1. On the RAV120, slide the MEMORY switch to

position B.

2. Aim the TV remote control transmitter (usually

located at the top) at the top of the RAV120.

3. On the RAV120, use a paper clip or mechanical

pencil to press LEARN. The TRANSMIT/LEARN

red LED will start to flash.

NOTE: If there is no operation for about 30 seconds

after a button is pressed, the TRANSMIT/LEARN

LED will flash repeatedly. If this occurs, restart from

step 3.

4. On the RAV120, press and hold the button to

which you want to assign the function until the

TRANSMIT/LEARN LED turns on.

5. On the TV remote, press and hold the button for

the corresponding function until the TRANSMIT/

LEARN LED turns off.

NOTE: If a TV remote function has two buttons and the

RAV120 has one, then press both TV remote buttons

simultaneously to learn the function into the RAV120.

6. The RAV120’s TRANSMIT/LEARN red LED will

flash slowly after the function is learned.

NOTE: If the RAV120's TRANSMIT/LEARN red

LED flashes rapidly, the function has not been learned.

Repeat steps 5 and 6 to program the function.

7. Continue programming until you have learned

functions into all of the shaded buttons.

8. Press LEARN.

9. To test programming, press TV (power) to turn on

the TV. Then press each button you’ve programmed.

Repeat steps 1 through 8 for any function that does

not respond.

NSMI

⁄EN

TAPE

TUNER

CLEARLE

REC

PAUSE

RNMCRO

⁄⁄ B

RAV120 With Lid Open

TV Remote Control

2~4"

NSMI

⁄EN

TAPE

TUNER

⁄

V–AUX

PHOO

FF CT

MMAS

SS T

CLEARLE

REC

PAUSE

RNMCRO

⁄⁄ B

OFF

EMOOO

ASMI

ISC

STOP

ENHANCEDPRO LOGIC

TEST

456

789

DD SSC

MOVIE

MONO

VIDEO

CONCERT

HLL

SLEEP 2CH/6CH

TIMEEE

⁄

DELAY

CENTER

REAR

SWFR

Slide

MEMORY

Switch

To B

TV INPUT

CHANNEL UP

TV POWER

RAV120 With Lid Open

LOCATIONS OF TV LEARNING BUTTONS

VOLUME

DOWN

CHANNEL

KEYPAD

(0~9)

VOLUME

CHANNEL

DOWN

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