JVC RX-805 Owner Manual

INSTRUCTIONS
RX-805VTN/RX-805VLTN
DIGITAL SURROUND SYSTEM RECEIVER
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or side of the cabinet. Retain this informa-
tion for future reference.
Model No.
Serial No.
E30580-1698A
Rear Panel
* Switch the power off when connecting any cables.
Europe
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RIGHT LEFT
© AUDIO terminals
(PHONO, CD, TAPE 1, TAPE 2, VCR 1, VCR 2)
— For audio signal connection
® Connect a turntable using a moving magnet (MM) type
cartridge to the PHONO terminals.
O VIDEO terminals
(VCR 1, VCR 2)
— For video signal connection
O REAR OUT terminals
— To upgrade the rear speaker sound (to get more power),
connect an amplifier to these terminals.
In this case, disconnect the rear speakers from the REAR
SPEAKERS terminals, and connect them to the amplifier.
@ MONITOR OUT terminals
— Connect the VIDEO INPUT terminal of a TV.
о ANTENNA terminals
® GND (ground) terminal
© COMPU LINK-1 SYNCHRO terminals
— Connect to units provided with COMPU LINK-1 SYNCHRO
terminals for the COMPU LINK remote control function.
* Do not connect the remote cable to the JVC cassette deck
connected to the terminals other than TAPE 1.
© AV COMPU LINK terminals
— These terminals are provided for connecting the AV COMPU
LINK to JVC AV COMPU LINK-compatible video components
to be marketed in the future.
© AC OUTLETS (SWITCHED)
© FRONT SPEAKERS terminals
& REAR SPEAKERS terminals
@ CENTER SPEAKER terminal
©& AM channel spacing switch**
Q Fuse holder*
© Voltage selector**
O Power Cord
* Not provided on units for Canada, the United Kingdom and Aus-
tralia.
** Not provided on units for Canada, Continental Europe, the United
Kingdom and Australia.
Notes:
e When connecting components, connect their left and right chan-
nels correctly. If channels are reversed, the stereo effect will be
degraded.
® The AC OUTLETS do not supply power when the power switch
is turned off.
e Do not connect equipment requiring more than the outlet's rated
value.
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ladcasts.
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herminal as a temporary measure.
antenna with coaxial type connector (DIN 45 332) should
ted to the FM 75 9 COAXIAL terminal.
Except for Europe
Figure 8: 75-ohm antenna with coaxial
Loosen the screws on the bracket and insert the cable through the
ring from below. Connect the stripped core to the upper terminal then
tighten the ring.
The ring is the antenna ground.
Figure 9: Feeder antenna
Connect to the FM 300 terminal. Make sure the feeder antenna
wires do not touch any other terminals.
AM external
antenna
FM 75-ohm SS
antenna
AM loop antenna
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For Europe
FM /5-ohm FM [eeder AM external
antenna antenna antenna
AM loop antenna
Except for Europe
Audio Component Connections
(Front speakers) (Front speakers)
Speakers 1 Speakers 2
Center speaker
Turntable
CD player Cassette deck Cassette deck {Rear speakers)
Surround speakers
Notes:
e Connect speakers with the correct polarity: (+) to (+) and (-
to (—). Reversed polarity wili degrade the stereo effect. Be care
ful to prevent adjacent speaker wires from touching each othe
e Use speakers with the correct impedance. The correct impedanc
is indicated on the rear panel of the receiver.
Speaker Terminals
Open the speaker termi- Clamp the wire by
nal by pressing the lever resetting the lever.
and insert the stripped
end of the cord.
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(Rear speakers)
Surround speakers
Amplifier
Video Component Connections
MONITOR
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Since mutual interférence between video and
audio components can cause noise and distort-
ed pictures, you are recommended to use coax-
tal cable for the TV/video antenna.
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Press this button to turn the power ON. Press again to turn the
power off and activate the STANDBY mode. The STANDBY indi-
cator will light.
A small amount of power (5 watts) 15 consumed in the STAND-
BY mode. To turn the power off completely, disconnect the power
cord from the wall outlet. Preset data is retamed in memory while
the power cord 1s plugged into the wall outlet. If the power cord
1s disconnected or a power Taillure occurs, data 1s retained for two
ог three days
O SPEAKERS 1, 2
Turns speakers 1 and 2 ON or OFF.
O PHONES
Flug headphones into this jack. If vou want to hear from the head-
phones alone, turn OFF speakers 1 and 2.
© SURROUND INDICATOR
Lights during surround playback, for surround mode or center
channel mode, whichever is selected
When “DOLBY PRO - LOGIC SURROUND’ is select-
ed Tor surround mode
Era 1 1 When “NORMAL” or "WIDE” is selected for center
— channel mode
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© CSRP
COMPU LINK SOURCE RELATED PRESET SYSTEM feature
TEST: Displays all the CSRP setting data on each source
one after another
MEMORY: Stores CSRP data in memory.
C5HP: Turn the CSAP feature ON or OFF.
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Use the following keys to select sources
* VCR 1 FM
* VCR 2 * AM (MW/LW]
* PHONO * TAPE 1
* CD * TAPE 2
(alternates bebween ON and OFF)
O RECEIVED and POWER STANDBY indicator
Lights when signals are received from the remote control unit af
when the machine 15 in the STANDBY mode
© REMOTE SENSOR
Receives signals from the remote control uni
© VOLUME < , >
Adjusts the volume of sound from the speakers or headphones
{& MUTE
Turns sound ON or OFF temporarily
To release it, press the MUTE key again, or press the VOLUME
or BALANCE key.
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Tunes in an AM or FM frequency.
e following keys for the S.E.A. Graphic Equalizer:
Turns the S.E.A. ON or OFF,
ET: Calls an S.E.A. preset pattern.
В Turns S.E.A. recording ON or OFF
EL >: Sets an S.E.A. level.
RY: Stores an S.E.A. pattern in memory
Flattens S.E.A. characteristics
Reverses polarity of the S.E.A.
characteristics
< , >: Calls a frequency band to correct
ER INPUT
ving keys to assign titles or other data to the S.E:A.
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\CTER: Sets the CHARACTER INPUT mode.
; UP: Press to select characters (letters,
A numerals, and symbols).
SI Stores created tities in memory.
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an auditory sensation when the sound volume is low.
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Controls behind swing-down panel.
© SURROUND
Use the following keys to playback with surround sound effect.
SURROUND: Turns the surround sound effect ON/OFF.
DOLBY SURROUND
HALL
STADIUM: Selects the surround mode.
CENTER MODE:* Selects the center channel mode.
TEST:* Turns the test tone ON/OFF,
REAR LEVEL: Sets the output level of the REAR
SPEAKERS.
CENTER LEVEL:* Sets the output level of the CENTER
SPEAKER.
DELAY TIME: Sets the delay time for the REAR
SPEAKERS.
*Use these keys when in the DOLBY PRO: LOGIC SURROUND
mode.
They are not functional in HALL or STADIUM mode.
© TUNER
Use the following keys to AM or FM broadcasts:
MEMORY: Stores an AM or FM frequency (station)
on a preset channel.
Stores an AM or FM frequency on a
preset channel using the AUTO MEMORY
feature.
Selects FM reception modes.
AUTO MEMORY:
FM MODE/MUTE:
1-10, +10
(Tuner numeric keys): Press to select preset channels.
Remote Control Unit
The remote control unit provided control the receiver and JVC's audio
visual gear from a remote place.
® [tis programmable, with the ability to learn the functions of most
other remote controls for audio and video components, regard-
less of make.
* It's sequential programming facihty lets you assign a sequence
of actions to a single key and up to three sequences can be
programmed.
e The remote control unit also has two control panels: the external
panel has keys for basic operation and easy-to-use multifunction
cursor keys, while the internal contains keys for programming.
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(1) SEND/LEARN indicator
ERROR indicator
The remote control unit operation státuses are indicated
(2) VOLUME (—, +)
Press to adjust the output sound level.
(3) REAR (~, +)
Press to adjust the output level of the rear speakers.
s Controls on the External Panel
Contains keys used in basic operations
(4) POWER
AUDIO: Press to turn the power for the receiver ON or STANDBY.
TV: Press to turn on or off the power to JVC's TV receiver.
VCR: Press to turn on or off the power to JVC's VCR.
(5) SEQUENTIAL PROGRAM KEY (A, B, C)
The remote control unit functions can be stored in the desired order
for up to 16 individual operations.
(6) SLEEP
Use this control when you want to set the Sleep Timer.
(7) SURROUND ON/OFF
Turns the surround sound effect ON or OFF.
(8) SEA ON/OFF
Turns the S.E. A. feature ON or OFF,
(9) SEA PRESET
Calls an S.E.A. preset pattern.
(i) SEA CONTROL
Puts the Multi Function Cursor Keys in the S.E.A. mode.
ún CSAP
ON/OFF: Turns CSRP ON or OFF
DISPLAY: Use to display the CSRP settings
(12) Source Select keys
Press to change the source selected for input to the receiver
Different functions are assigned to the Muiti Function Cursor Keys
depending on the source.
(13) Multi Function Cursor keys
Use for basic operations of the source equipment selected with
the Source Select keys, and operation of the S.E.A.
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Press to turn the output sound ON or OFF
® Controls on the internal Panel
Extra keys on the panel are for the various operations that cannot
be done using only the keys on the external panel.
(M) LEARN, CANCEL
Use to set the operation mode to LEARN or CANCEL.
+ (2) Function Select keys
Press to select the function mode of the PROGRAMMABLE
CONTROL SECTION keys.
(3) PROGRAMMABLE CONTROL SECTION keys
Use to operate equipment connected to the receiver.
Different functions are assigned to these keys by the Function
Select keys and Source Select keys.
Other remote control signals can be registered to these keys.
y E inserting Batteries
Use long-life dry cells, type “AAA/AM-4/LR03'” (1.5 V) x 2.
2 1. Remove the rear cover of the remote control unit by pressing down
gently while sliding it out,
3) 2. Insert the batteries, making sure that their position matches that
of the diagram inside the remote.
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Battery Replacement
о e If the range of the remote seems shortened, the batteries may
co be old. Try replacing the old batteries.
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e Do not allow more than 3 minutes for battery replacement to
oo preserve stored data.
® Use batteries of the same brand. Batteries can vary in voltage even
though they look alike.
e If you are not planning to use the remote control for an extended
period of time, remove the batteries.
CAUTION:
Do not heat batteries or attempt to dispose of them by burning,
Basic Operation
Before Operating:
e Before plugging the power cord into an AC outlet, check to be
sure the individual components are connected correctly.
e Point the Remote Control Unit at the REMOTE SENSOR on the
target component.
+. The range of the remote control is about 23 feet {7 m). Make sure
there are no obstacles between your remote and your equipment
that may block the signal.
* Use the keys on the external panel of the remote control unit, only
when it is firmly closed.
You can not operate the keys on the external panel, when it is
open.
Notes:
* When operating the component connected. by COMPU LINK
SYNCHRO-1 remote cable, or operating the TV connected by AV
COMPU LINK cable, point the remote at your receiver.
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cord and then plug it in again.
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Depending on the source, different functions are assigned to the Multi
Cursor keys. You must press the Source Select keys first before use
the Multi Cursor keys.
FM, AM mode
A : Scans to higher preset channel.
57 : Scans to lower preset channel.
PHONO mode
D : Starts play.
m : Stops play.
CD mode
№ : Starts play. :
HE: Skips to the beginning of the previous track.
Di : Skips to the beginning of the next track.
m : Stops play.
TAPE 1 mode
D : Starts playback.
<< : Fast winds the tape from right to left.
pp: Fast winds the tape from left to right.
mM: Stops play.
VCR 1, VCR 2 mode
D> : Starts playback.
<<: Rewinds video tape.
DD» : Fast-forwards video tape.
B® : Stops play.
m Using the Sleep Timer
The Sleep Timer shuts off the receiver (to enter the STANDBY mode)
when the preset time intervals have elapsed.
1. Press the SLEEP key on the remote control unit to set the timer
setting mode.
2. Each time the SLEEP key pressed subsequently, the timer can be
set up to 80 minutes, in 10 minutes multiples.
continuously lit. . 2” ..
turn. off after about 3 seconds.
3. After the minute display turns off, press the SLEEP key once more
to display the remaining time in minutes.
Listening to AM or FIVI Broadcasts
® Tuning in a Station
1.Press the AM (MWI/LW) or FM key.
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2. Use the TUNING keys to find a station.
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to light the MUTE/AUTO indicator, this cuts out inter station noise
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tap the key to set the frequency precisely. When tuning reaches
the upper limit of the LW frequencies, it automatically skips to
the lower limit of the MW frequencies. The opposite may also
occur.
Auto-tuning starts when the TUNING keys are released and stops
when a station is tuned. To halt auto-tuning, press a TUNING key.
A three-digit number is used to display an FM frequency for equip-
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The TUNED indicator will light when a station is tuned in correctly.
* Adjust the antenna if the indicator does not light.
* The STEREO indicator will light when an FM stereo station is tuned
in correctly.
If the FM stereo station is weak and noisy, press the FM
MODE/MUTE key again to turn off the MUTE/AUTO indicator to
improve reception (broadcast becomes monaural).
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You can preset a total of 40 AM (MW/LW) and FM station (CH
through CH 40).
1. Tune in the desired station with the TUNING keys
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1. Press numeric keys to select a preset channel.
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keys.
To indicate numbers over 10, press the appropriate combination
of keys,
Examples;
To indicate 17, press "+ 10", then 7”,
To indicate 20, press +10”, then “10”.
To indicate 26, press + 10” twice, then 6".
To indicate 40, press +10” three times, then "TD
You can designate the preset channel! number using the remote con-
trol unit.
1. Press the TUNER key of the Function Select keys on the internal
panel.
2. Use the following keys.
1-10, + 10 : Enters the preset channel number.
PRESET CHANNEL
+ . Scans to higher preset channels.
— : Scans to lower: preset channels.
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The S.E.A. Graphic Equalizer breaks down the audible frequency
range into seven bands. Each band of tones can be adjusted as dis-
ired by the listener. Thus allowing you to make the necessary ad-
justments in the presicely appropriate frequency bands.
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*You can customize the sound to your taste.
*You can correct subtle frequency to suit the acoustic charac-
teristics of your listening room.
*You can compensate for the conditions of audio equipment,
Note:
The S.E.A. Graphic Equalizer does not work on the CENTER and REAR
speaker sound.
8 Recalling a preset pattern
A total of 10 preset patterns can be used: 5 programmed preset pat-
terns, and 5 manual patterns which you create (SEA-A through E).
1. Press the SEA key.
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It will change to SEA level for about 5 seconds when the SEA,
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G) CLEAR: For crisp, clear sound with transparent highs.
H) SOFT: For background music, at low volume level.
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frequency band to suit yourself. However, since they are represen-
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1. Press the SEA key.
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frequency is displayed (about 5 seconds). If the display is clear
before you press the LEVEL keys, it can be recalled by pressing eith
FREQUENCY keys or LEVEL keys.
* The SEA key enables you to compare the sound corrected
S.E.A. with the original (uncorrected) sound during the proced
for creating an S.E.A. pattern. Pressing the SEA key to turn t
S.E.À. OFF lets you hear the uncorrected sound. When you pre
the S.E.A. key again, the S.E.A. pattern being created is recal
and the corrected sound can be heard.
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it. Be careful not to press the FLAT key inadvertently.
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1. Press the SEA CONTROL key on the external panel.
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connected to the TAPE 1 terminals.
PRY key to light its indicator. Call one of the patterns
EA-Á through E} by pressing the PRESET keys while 1. Press the SEA key to turn the S.E.A. ON.
NEW on (about 5 seconds). 2. Adjust the S.E.A. settings (PRESET, FREQUENCY, LEVEL)
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* SEA recording is not available with the tape deck connected to
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* The REC key is not functional when the SURROUND key is ON.
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Frequency band responses
- - 63 Hz: Raise to emphasize the very low base response of organs, drums,
| EI НО 99 400 16 PS0 or and contrabass. When de-emphasized, eliminated unclear response at low
eme can each be given a five-character title. See frequencies.
mg Characters’ for further details. 160 Hz: Emphasize to obtain 2 more expanded low sound. De-emphasize
e 10 elummate unclear sound caused by large or nearly empty listening rooms.
400 Hz: This frequency range is the base on which music is construct-
ed. Emphasize to put real punch in your music.
1 kHz: Most effective in emphasizing or de-emphasizing the human voice,
2.5 kHz: The human hearing is most sensitive to this freugney. If the music
sounds hard or metallic, de-emphasize it.
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6.3 kHz: This frequency band varies the tonal expression, influencing the
subtleties of the music.
16 kHz: Boosting this frequency range suitably adds to the delicacy of
highs, with cymbals and triangles resounding in a more ear-pleasing man-
ner, and provides a feeling of extension.
Entering Characters
You can name the S E.A. manual preset patterns (SEA A to E) and
the TUNER preset channels (CH 1 to 20) as you wish. Up to five
characters can be entered. ‘
1. Specify a S.E.A. manual preset pattern or a TUNER preset chan-
nel, then press the CHARACTER key.
<To specify a S.E.A. pattern> <To specify a Tuner Preset Channel >
Use the S.E.A. PRESET key. Use the numeric keys.
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Blinks
The cursor at the left blinks.
If a character has already been
entered, the character blinks.
Note:
When a preset S.E.A. pattern has been called, press the CHARAC-
TER key while the pattern is displayed {about 5 seconds). If the dis-
play is cleared before you press the CHARACTER key, press the
PRESET key.
2. Select the appropriate characters with the UP and DOWN keys.
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Repeat steps 2 and 3.
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character for correction using the CHARACTER key,
4. When the entry is complete, press the ENTER key to store it
memory. /
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QURCE key for the desired source.
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“he SURROUND key is ON.
head tape deck, you can use it to monitor the
0:Connect the tape deck to the TAPE 2 termi-
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fie source onto the TAPE 2 deck.
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| ONITOR indicator is off, you hear the sound
jing through the speakers.
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= Dubbing Tapes
Dubbing can be similarly performed between TAPE 1, TAPE 2, VCR
1 and VCR 2. When dubbing from the TAPE 2 deck to another tape
deck, press the TAPE 2 key and the SOURCE key other than the tape
deck.
< To record from TAPE 1 to TAPE 2>
1. Press the TAPE 1 key.
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2. Play back the TAPE 1 deck and record with the TAPE 2 deck.
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1. Press the TAPE 2 key and a SOURCE key other than TAPE 1.
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Playing Back with a Surround-sound Effect
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The soundtracks of the video software bearing QO[oowsuañovse} Mark
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1. Set the SURROUND key to ON
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includes the same encoded surround information as found in the pic
Dolby Stereo films - [SURROUND]
As the RX-BOBVTN mcorporates a DOLBY PRO - LOGIC SURROUND _
decoder circuit, you can get the Dolby Stereo theatre's ambience oeLay
and effect, when watching these video sources at home _
2. Select the Surround mode: DOLBY PRO-LOGIC SURROUND, 1
Dolby Pro Logic Surround decoder provides: HALL, or STADIUM.
® Four primáany sound channels — LEFT, RIGHT, SURROUND and _ | F
additional CENTER channel. *TO SCH2C1 DOLBY PRO LOGIC SURROUND, Press the DOLBY
e Adaptive Matrix to actively derive each channel SURROUND key.
The result is that Dolby Pro Logic Surround has the effect of widen- |
ing the useful listening area and enhancing directional effects. Г pre gt ECS
BEE EE LLL ¢
You can enjoy listening to all Dolby Surround software previous-
ly available,
e Select DOLBY PRO LOGIC SURROUND when you use video |
software with the ODJicoer suesouo! mark.
For ordinary stereo sources use HALL or STADIUM
elo select HALL, press the HALL key
HALL: Produces the expanding surround sound effect such as sa
vou would expérience in a music hall. CJ т и „оо, я “
STADIUM: Provides the powerful dynamic sourround sound effect Sosa 2 EE E |
Of stadium music, в : = a usas passe
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CENTER SPEAKER terminal when
sources are played back in the _
HALL or STADIUM mode Center Speaker
[he center speaker 15 not reguired
if you have selected the PHANTOM
mode with the CENTER key.
REAR SPEAKERS
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DELAY TIRE
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€ the CENTER MODE key to select the center channel modé
‘DOLBY PRO LOGIC SURROUND is selected.
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are four center channel modes:
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al signals are distributed between the front left and right
with an equal level.
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eproducing low frequencies) to reproduce center channel
ne signals are reproduced through the center speaker, with
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Each time the CENTER MODE key is pressed; the center Channel
mode charges as follows:
PHANTOM Db NORMAL D WIDE № OFF № (back to the
beginning)
4. Playback the source.
Notes:
* The input signal balance is adjusted tobe equal-automatically by
the Auto-nput Balance circuit incorporated in the receiver.
e Playing back with the center channel mode set to 'OFF”' enables
you to check the left and right balance of the.sigrials input to the
receiver.
e Even better surroundsound effect can be enjoyed by-making thé
adjustment described on the next page.
DOLBY PRO:LOGIC SURROUND. DOs sms)
® Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Licens-
ing Corporation. Additionally licensed under one or more of the
following patents: U.S. Numbers 3,632,886, 3,746,792 and
3,959,590; Canadian Numbers 1,004,603 and 1,037,877.
‘DOLBY.’ and double D symbol OO are trademarks of Dolby
Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
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® Adjustment
Make the following adjustment to get maximum out of the surround
sound effect.
There are two items to be adjusted.
«Output Level balance
eDelay Time
Adjusting the output level balance
1. Select the DOLBY PRO: LOGIC SURROUND mode with DOLBY
SURROUND key.
2, Press the TEST key 10 turn the test tone ON.
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Is. being output is displayed.
3. You can hear the test tone clockwise through left-center-right-
sourround repeatedly.
Adjust the test tone to the same level with the REAR LEVEL keys
and CENTER LEVEL key.
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You can set the rear level and the center level up to + 20dB.
Notes:
* Center level adjustment is not required if the PHANTOM moi
has been selected.
* Adjustment will be made easier by using the remote control u
Adjusting the Delay Time
Set the Delay Time for the rear speaker sound with respect to
front speaker sound using the DELAY TIME key.
Each time you press the key, the delay time changes in the folk
ing order:
1 » 2» 3 P (back to the beginning)
Setting advice:
Compare the distances between the front speakers and the liste
and the rear speakers and the listener. i
If the position of the rear speakers, compared to the front speake
very far —_— eset 1
about the same -———= set 2
very close —————- Set 3
Note:
The Delay Time is stored in each mode until you make anol
change. |
* Adjustment will be made easier by using the remote control us
Press the SURROUND key of the Mode Select key on the inte
panel.
2. Use the following keys.
MODE : Selects the Surround mode.
DELAY : Sets the Delay Time for the rear speaker st
CENTER —, + : Sets the output level of the center channe
1 the CSRP icon
| he-art electronic feature that presets volume,
Other control settings. This was previously done manu-
| a erent source was played back. This feature lets
sut control settings by simply pressing a SOURCE key
TUNER preset channel without repeating many set-
# sources are changed.
Sontmis can be preset on each SOURCE key (except
MER preset channel (CH-1 through CH-10)
* SURROUND
ON/OFF
— Surround Mode
Center Channel Mode
Rear Level
Center Level
Delay Time
des
* y f turned ON the display will show the data
rently selected SOURCE key or TUNER preset
ict with the indicator blinking rapidly. Subsequently,
ies each time an additional source is selected.
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Presetting Procedure
® Before proceeding, set the preset state.
1. Press the MEMORY key to blink the CSRP indicator.
2. Press either the SOURCE SELECT key or call up the tuner preset
channel using TUNER numeric keys whie the CSRP indicator 15
blinking (about 5 seconds).
When the presetting 1s complete, the display will show preset data
in the following order with the indicator blinking rapidly:
Note:
Press the MEMORY key again if the indicator stops blinking before
you press a SOURCE SELECTOR key.
Even with the SEA key ON, the SEA PRESET indicator will blink when
the MEMORY key is pressed it an S EA. preset pattern has not been
previously selected. In this case, select an S.E.À. preset pattern and
retry this operation.
E CSRP TEST
When the TEST key is pressed, all the CSRP data on each SOURCE
SELECTOR key {except TAPE 2) or tunet preset channel are displayed
in the following order,
[VCR P VCR2 PHONO P CD №» РМ » АМ >> TAPEI
For FM and AM, the last selected preset channel 1s recalled.
Notes:
e Sound and image oulput is suppressed while a CSRP test 15 in
progress.
e All other operations are disabled while a CSRP test is in progress.
To exit from this mode, press the TEST key again.
Operating the Source Equipment
By using the keys on the internal panel, you can operate the sour
equipment.
e When using a JVC product
— Use as is. a
e When using a non-JVC product |
— Use after registering the remote control signals for the ct
resonding source equipment.
Note:
Pressing the Function Select keys will change the function mode
the PROGRAMMABLE CONTROL SECTION keys on the internal pa
and the Multi Function Cursor keys on the external panei at the sal
time.
VCR 1, VCR 2
. Press the VCR 1 or VCR 2 key of the Function Select keys
2 Use the PROGRAMMABLE CONTROL SECTION keys.
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1-9, 0: Select the VCR channel directly.
— + Scans to lower VCR channels.
+ Scans to higher VCR channels.
> | Starts play back a video tape.
© : Stops VCR operation.
00
O
: Stops recording/playback temporarily and enters
pause/still mode, To release it press [€].
: Press together with “(€ to start recording.
Press together with (0) to enter the record-ste
mode. (Even when a remote controller signs
programmed in ’[&]"" or (10), this recording featu
mains effective.)
<1 : Rewinds video tape.
=> : Fast-forwards video tape.
+ Some JVC VCRS provide two types of remote control signalg
mode selectable). With these VCRs, A’ mode correspo
the YCR1 mode, and 'B"" mode corresponds to the VCR24
on this rémote control unit.
If the VCR is connected with the AY COMPU LINK termina
the remote control code switch of the VCR to the “A” m
For details, refer to the Instruction Book of the VCH.
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СО y of the Function Select keys.
A MABLE CONTROL SECTION keys.
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E | Stan play.
¿: Stops operation.
|: Stops play temporarily. To release it, press ‘{[F]
= Moves backward quickly during play.
i Moves forward quickly during play.
to the beginning of the previous track.
ips to the beginning of the next track.
APE 1)
E 1 key of the Function Select keys.
MMABLE CONTROL SECTION keys.
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Starts ‘playback.
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recording/playback temporarily.
uu Yelease press “EJ”.
Fast winds the tape from right to left.
st winds the tape from left to right.
ps to the beginning of the previous tune.
ASkips to the beginning of the next tune.
Press together with ‘’[F] to start recording.
ress together with '(10)'* to enter record-pause
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programmed in ““(=)'” or *‘(m)'', this recording
eature remains effective.)
CD Auto-changer
1. Press the CD DISC key of the Function Select keys.
2. Use the PROGRAMMABLE CONTROL SECTION keys.
1-6, 7/Р : Selects the disc number
CONTINUE : Use for continuous play.
PRGM : Use for program play.
MAG.PRGM : Use for magazine program play.
> : Starts play.
Oo : Stops operation.
00 : Stops play temporarily. To release press "(=)".
< : Moves backward quickly during play.
> : Moves forward quickly during play.
pia : Skips to the beginning of the previous track.
>>! : Skips to the beginning of the next track.
e To select track numbers, press the CD key before using keys 1
to 10, +10, and O key to enter the track number.
TV
1. Press the TV key of the Function Select keys.
2. Use the PROGRAMMABLE CONTROL SECTION keys.
1-9,0 : Selects the TV channel.
- : Scans to lower TV channels.
+ : Scans to higher TV channels,
TV VOLUME
—. + : Adjust the sound volume of TV.
® TV key also change the input mode of the TV between TV and
VIDEO.
® Storing the Signals of Another Remote Control Unit
® Signals of other remote controls can be stored with the PROGRAM Sy
MABLE CONTROL SECTION keys and POWER ITV or VCR) key A
You can control the JVC audio, video, and other remote control im
able equipment directly from the remate control unit.
® You can program different signals for the source units select
with the Equipment Select keys in the PROGRAMMABLE CC
TROL SECTION keys. В
e Place both remote control units on a flat surface, >
Be sure that the transmitter window of the other remote cont /
unit is about 2~4 inches (5~10 cm) from the transmit
receiving window. If the units are too close or too far ape
signals may not be stored properly.
Other remote
control
Transmitting window 1 » Press the LEARN key to set this remote control unit to LEAR
mode.
2 to 4 inches Lights
5 to 10 cm cam 4 17
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Transmitting-receving window SEND/LEARN ERROR
Be sure not to press the LEARN key strongly with a pot
article such as a ballpoint pen, otherwise the VCR may
damaged.
2. Seelct the function mode required to be programmed with
of the Function Select keys.
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3. Press the desired key for memorizing.
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Continue pressing the key until the SEND/LEARN indig
begins to blink, |
e |f the ERROR indicator lights when the SEND/LEARN ing
tor is blinking, the key you pressed already has a func
stored init. If you continue with the storing procedure
previously stored information will be cleared and the
information will be stored instead. If you want to keep
previously stored information, select another learning key:
press it.
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gw SEND/LEARN indicator is still blinking, press continu-
Mrkey you want to learn on the other remote control unit.
Re SEND/LEARN indicator stops blinking before you press
on the other remote control unit, begin again from
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e If the ERROR indicator lights, learning operation
a... has not been performed correctiy.
33% - Repeat the programming procedure again.
0 | the ERROR indicator blinks, it means that
"further programming is inhibited. If you want
to program a new signal in a key, cancel the
signal preprogrammed in that key before
fetrying the programming operation.
OFF : OFF
(Completed)
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iroming is completed, the SEND/LEARN indicator
BARN key to reset the remote control unit to USE
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IMPORTANT
O This unit can learn almost any remote control signal if the other
unit is an infra-red type remote control unit. However, it may
not be able ta learn special signals or very long signals. {If you
repeat the learning procedure several times and the unit still
does not operate properly, it may be due to this kind of
problem.)
® Some remote control transmit a number of instructions simul-
taneously (when programming the timer of a TV/VCR. for ex-
ample}; in such a case, the unit may not operate correctly.
® When you use the Recording function, be sure you de not ac-
cidentally erase something already recorded on the tape.
e Even when the programming operation has been performed
without any problem, the key may not operate or subsequent
operation may not be possible. This is because some compo-
nents may not accept remote control signals which are shght-
ly different from the original ones.
If this happens, cancel the previously stored signals then per-
form the learning operation again. {To cancel the stored sig-
nal, refer to the section "How 10 cancel programmed signals’)
e For operations which require pressing two keys together, you
must store both functions in the same key by pressing both
function keys together on the other remate control unit.
e When batteries in the other remote control unit are exhaust-
ed, signals may not be stored properly.
® Simplifying storage operation
Functions of this remote control unit {preset or newly program
can be stored in the desired order with the SEQUENTIAL PROGRA
KEY (A, B, and C) for individual operations, preferably for freque
used operations. The simplified operation can be performed by pre
ing the SEQUENTIAL PROGRAM keys.
1 « Press the LEARN key.
2. Press the selected SEQUENTIAL PROGRAM key (A, B, C)
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SEND/LEARN ERROR
® |f the ERROR indicator lights when the SEND/LEARN ind
tor is blinking, it means that an operation procedure alr
been programmed in that key. If you proceed, a new
dure appended to the procedure programmed in the key
program a new procedure in the key, cancel
preprogrammed procedure first, :
Refer to the section ‘’How to cancel programmed sig
e |f only the ERROR indicator lights, incorrect opera
assumed.
3. Store operations one by one.
< For example: Program the operation for turning on the po
the receiver to play a CD >
e Press the POWER (AUDIO) key while the SEND/LEAR
cator 1s blinking.
e |f the SEND/LEARN indicator stops blinking before you
the key, start-again from step 2.
Press the key.
POWER
AUDIO
OFF OFF
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SEND/LEARN ERROR
Lights Lights
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If the ERROR indicator blinks, it means 1
further programming is inhibited. If you
to program a new signal in a key, |
signal preprogrammed in that key before]
the programming operation. й
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—_—- = (Processing)
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If the ERROR indicator blinks, it means that
further programming is inhibited. If you want
to program a new signal in a key, cancel the
signal preprogrammed in that key before retrying
the programming operation.
OFF OFF
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1e LEARN key again to set the remote control unit to USE
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Notes:
Two keys cannot be pressed together, for example, REC + PLAY
or REC + PAUSE.
The SEQUENTIAL PROGRAM KEYS (A, B, and C) and the mode
(1 and 2) allow you to program up to six operation procedures,
each consisting of up to 16 steps. Depending on the type of sig-
nal to be programmed, not all these steps. may not be
programmed. If the ERROR indicator blinks three times: during a
programming operation, it means that further programming 15
inhibited.
When programming a sequence of operations to control TV, do
not bring an operation of selecting a channel or adjusting volume
immediately after an opration of turning on power. Otherwise, the
stored operations may not be reproduced as programmed.
(This is because some TVs do not immediately become ready to
be controlled when turned on.)
Insert two or threg-operations not related to TV (e.g. operations
to control VCR) between an operation of turning the TV power
on and an operation of selecting a channel or any other operation
to control TV.
® How to cancel programmed signals 3. Press the LEARN key.
Canceling all the signals stored for a mode of the PROGRAMMABLE
CONTROL SECTION keys, or canceling the operation procedure
stored with the SEQUENTIAL PROGRAM keys.
This resets the Remote Control unit to the USE mode.
1 « Press the LEARN key. |
® |f you cancel a signal programmed in a key having a signal pre
Lights the key will be reset to the preset signal and further cancella
Ns OFF is inhibited.
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| Notes: .
| ® NEVER REMOVE THE BATTERIES while a canceling operatic
| 2. Press the CANCEL key. in progress. If normal operation is not possible even when,
| Saas qi ing removed the batteries by mistake, they have been reinsts
! Lights Lights remove the batteries and leave the RM-SR805U for abc
| 7 To hours. In this case, normal operation will be restored but al
| — с — С) = stored data will be cancelled and will be have to perform prog
ming operations again.
Press the desired key for cancellation.
Press the key
OFF OFF
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SEND/LEARN ERROR
The ERROR indicator
lights when there
IS nO signal to be
canceled.
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Release the key.
® When cancelling is completed, the remote controller exits from
CANCEL mode, and enters the LEARN mode.
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COMPU LINK Remote Control System
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Control System
CD player
Turntable
JVC's exclusive “COMPU LINK” remote control system connects
equipment with JVC COMPU LINK-T/SYNCHRO terminals to the re-
mote control system. The equipment can be controlled from the re-
mote control unit, or other functions (such as automatic source
selection and synchronized recording) can be used.
For further details, see the remote control unit description in this in-
structions.
# Equipment remote control
By connecting the COMPU LINK-1 SYNCHRO terminal to the receiver,
the equipment that does not have REMOTE SENSOR in its main unit
can be remote controlled via REMOTE SENSOR of the receiver.
For further details, see the remote control unit description in this in-
structions.
® Automatic source selection
Pressing SOURCE keys will automatically put the corresponding
source equipment into the PLAY mode. When the PLAY key on source
equipment is pressed, the corresponding SOURCE key is automati-
cally set to that source. Other source equipment shuts down about
5 seconds later.
® Synchronized recording
Synchronized recording permits a tape deck to start recording auto-
matically in synchronism with a CD player or turntable. Set the tape
deck in the REC/PAUSE mode and press the PLAY key on the CD
player or turntable. The tape deck will enter the recording mode au-
tomatically, starting synchronized recording.
Synchronized recording stops automatically after the CD player or
turntable has stopped and the tape deck has entered the REC/MUTE
mode for about 4 seconds. For details, refer to the tape deck in-
structions.
® To set the REC/PAUSE mode, press the REC and the PAUSE key
at the same time. Synchronized recording is disabled if the PAUSE
key is pressed after the REC and the PLAY key are pressed Simul-
taneously.
For details refer to the tape deck instructions.
Cassette deck
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Notes:
e COMPU LINK remote control does not work on the tape deck
nected to the TAPE 2 terminals.
If you connect a tape deck to the TAPE 2 terminals, disco
the remote control cable.
If the power for any connected equipment 15 shut off during
chronized recording, the systern will not operate properly. |
case, you must start all over again.
During synchronized recording the SOURCE key will lock in
the CD or PHONO position. This is to prevent you from acg
tally stopping the recording or changing to any other sourd
change to another source you must first stop synchré
recording.
If you program track numbers on a CD player or CD auto-ch
and use synchronized recording, a blank space about 4 set
long will be left between recordings. This permits music sca
Display examples
When using the remote control unit to operate equipment whi :
the COMPU LINK-1/SYNCHRO terminals, the name of the souré
the operating mode will appear on the display.
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ibleshooting
Possible Cause
Solutions
s not play; Indicators
up.
Power cord not plugged in.
Plug Power cord into an AC outlet.
und from the speakers.
Speaker wires not connected properly.
Check speaker wiring.
Reconnect if needed.
SPEAKERS keys not set correctly.
Press the SPEAKERS keys in or out as desired.
Speaker wires not connected properly.
Check speaker wiring.
Reconnect if needed.
Balance Control may be set to one
extreme.
Adjust Balance Control so both speakers have
sound.
Incoming signal may be too weak.
Adjust antenna.
Station may be too far away to receive.
Incorrect antenna used.
Check with your dealer to make sure you are us-
ing the correct type of antenna.
Antenna not connected properly.
Make sure all antennas are properly connected.
cracking noise during
Ignition noise from automobiles.
Move the antenna further away from the road.
during record playing.
Turntable not connected properly.
Check the turntable manual. Ground the turnta-
ble if required.
Interference from other electrical
appliances.
Try moving the power cord or plugging into a
different outlet.
19 during record playing.
Turntable too close to a speaker.
— 37 —
Move speakers away from the turntable.
Specifications
AMPLIFIER SECTION
Output power:
(CD IN—SP.OUT)
tor Canada
Front channels : 100 watts per channel, min. RMS,
both channels driven into 8 ohms
from 20 Hz to 20 kHz, with no more
than 0.007% total harmonic dis-
tortion.
- 50 watts, min. RMS, into 8 ohms
at 1 kHz, with no more than 0.7 %*"
total harmonic distortion
: 20 watts per channel, min, RMS, into
8 ohms at 1 kHz, with no more than
0.7 %* * total harmonic distortion.
Center channel
Rear channels
for other areas
Front channels : 90 watts per channel, min. RMS,
both channels driven into 8 ohms
from 20 Hz to 20 kHz, with no more
than 0.007% total harmonic dis-
tortion.
: 100 watts per channel, min. RMS,
both channels driven into 8 ohms at
1 kHz (DIN).
; 40 watts, min. RMS, into 8 ohms at
1 kHz, with no more than 0.7%""
total harmonic distortion.
: 15 watts per channel, min. RMS, into
8 ohms at 1 kHz, with no more than
0.7% ** total harmonic distortion.
Center channel
Rear channels
Total harmonic distortion
for Canada : 0.003 % at 100 watts (1 kHz,
8 ohms)
for other areas : 0.003 % at 90 watts (1 kHz,
8 ohms)
Intermodulation distortion
for Canada : 0.007 % at 100 watts
for other areas : 0.00/ % at 90 watts
Input sensitivity/impedance
PHONO (MM) : 2.5mV/47k ohms
CD, : 220 mV/47k ohms
TAPE 1, TAPE 2,
VCR 1, VCR 2
Recording output level : 220mV
Frequency response
PHONO
(RIAA equalization) : 20 Hz — 20 kHz (+ 0.5 dB)
CD, :5 Hz — 50 kHz (+0, —1 dB)
TAPE 1, TAPE 2,
VCR 1, VCR 2
Signal-to-noise ratio
PHONO : 71 dB ("66 IHF)
78 dB (°78 IHF, REC OUT)
66 dB (DIN)
CD, : 100 dB ("66 IHF)
TAPE 1, TAPE 2, 85 dB ("78 IHF)
VCR 1, VCR 2 67 dB (DIN)
S.E.A. graphic equalizer
Center frequencies : 83 Hz, 160 Hz, 400 Hz, 1 kHz,
2.5 kHz, 6.3 kHz, 16 kHz
. +10 dB
Control range
FM TUNER SECTION
Tuning range
Usable sensitivity
50 dB quieting
sensitivity
Signal-to-noise ratio
(at 85 dBf)
Total harmonic
distortion (1 kHz)
Frequency response
Capture ratio (85 dBf)
Alternate channel
selectivity
IF response ratio
stereo separation
: Mono 80 dB
: Mono 0.15%
IHF DIN
: 87.5 MHz — 87.5 MHz —
108.0 MHz 108.0 MHz
: Mono 10.8 dBf —
(0.95uV/75 ohms)
: Mono 16.3 dBf —
(1.8 aV/75 ohms)
Stereo 38.3 dBf —
(22.5 uVI75 ohms)
Mono 72 dB
Stereo 73 dB Stereo 64 dB
(IHF-A net)
Mono 0.1 %
Stereo 0.2% Stereo 0.3 %
: 30 Hz — 15 kHz, (+0.5 -3 dB)
1.5 d8
: 60 dB 55 dB
+ 400 kHz + 300 kHz
: 85 dB (at 98 MHz)
: 40 dB (at 1 kHz)
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® 530 kHz — 1710 kHz
Europe, UK, Australia 522 kHz — 1629 kHz
Area 531 kHz — 1602 kHz!
530 kHz — 1600 kHz
= : 300 aV/m*
: antenna : 30 uV*
- ratio 50 dB" (100mVim)
| : 38 dB, £10 kHz
| 35 dB, +9 kHz
| ratio : 40 dB*
ratio : 60 dB
a. distortion : 0.5%" (100 mV/m)
Mw
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range : 144 kHz — 353 kHz
:600 #V/m at 245 kHz
antenna : 100 uV at 245 kHz
: ratio : 50 dB at 245 kHz (100 mV/m)
- 32 dB + 9 kHz at 245 kHz
VIDEO SECTION
Output signal level : 1 Vp-p (at 1 Vp-p input)
VCR 1
VCR 2
MONITOR OUT
Impedance 75 ohms, unbalanced
Synchronization : Negative
Signal-to-noise ratio : 45 dB
Crosstalk : 45 dB (3.58 MHz)
GENERAL
Dimensions 316 x5-1/167.x 15-1/8*
(WxHxD) (435 x 128 x 383.5 mm)
Weight : 26.1 Ibs. (11.8 kg)
* Measured at 1,000 kHz or 999 kHz.
"* Measured by JVC Audio Analysis System.
Design and specifications subject to change without notice.
POWER SPECIFICATIONS
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