DVC920 - Browser CLARION - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL DVC920 CLARION

• Please read this owner’s manual in its entirety before operating this equipment.

• After reading this manual, be sure to keep it in a handy place (e.g., glove compartment).

• Check the contents of the enclosed warranty card and keep it carefully with this manual. 2 DVC920 Contents 1. CONFIRM BEFORE OPERATION ................................................................................................... 3 About the registered marks etc. ............................................................................................................ 4 2. SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................. 4 3. CONTROLS ....................................................................................................................................... 5 4. NOMENCLATURE ............................................................................................................................ 5 Names of Buttons .................................................................................................................................. 5 Control Unit Display ............................................................................................................................... 6 5. OPERATIONS ................................................................................................................................... 7 Basic Operations ................................................................................................................................... 7 Setting Acoustic Features (ADJUST MODE) ........................................................................................ 9 6. WIRING TECHNIQUES ................................................................................................................... 14 How to Wire This Unit .......................................................................................................................... 14 Precautions Regarding Wiring ............................................................................................................ 15 7. Installation ...................................................................................................................................... 16 Installation Location ............................................................................................................................. 16 Installation Procedures ........................................................................................................................ 16 8. System Expansion ......................................................................................................................... 17 Example: DXZ825 + DVD Changer + Monitor .................................................................................... 17 Example: Center Unit + DVD Changer + Monitor ............................................................................... 18 9. IN CASE OF DIFFICULTY .............................................................................................................. 71 280-7804-00280-7804-00 8 DVC920 Basic Operations
• ST-96K: Stereo sound with 96kHz samplingfrequency• Lt/Rt: 2-channel audio including surroundsound• 1+1: Discrete monaural sound• 1/0: Front 1-channel sound• 2/0: Front 2-channel sound• 2/1: Front 2-channel sound; surround mon-aural sound• 2/2: Front 2-channel sound; surround 2-channel sound• 3/0: Front 3-channel sound• 3/1: Front 3-channel sound; surround mon-aural sound• 3/2: Front 3-channel sound; surround 2-channel sound• */*+LFE: Low-frequency channel sound• NoSIGNAL: No digital signal is input• ————: Current input signal is other thanlinear PCM, Dolby digital DTS• Fs ERR: Current signal input has samplingfrequency other than 32kHz, 44.1kHz,48kHz, or 96kHz.• CLIP: DSP output clippingNote:• When signals are input from the ANALOG 1 con-nector or CeNET input connector, they are indi-cated by the [STEREO] display. DSF setting DSF (Digital Sound Field) makes it possiblethrough sound simulation to enjoy the acousticexperience you would have in a concert hall or alive performance hall.Any one of six sound effect patterns can be ap-plied to the sound in the signal formats DTS,Dolby Digital, or Linear PCM (or after decodingDolby Pro Logic II signals).• The initial setting is [DSF OFF].1. Press the [DSF] button.Each time the [DSF] button is pressed, the in-dications change as shown below.

[THEATER] → [DSF OFF]

• HALL(Hall):Large concert hall.• CHURCH(Church):Church with a vaultedceiling.• STADIUM(Stadium):Large stadium withoutroof or walls.• LIVE(Live):Live performance hall, larger thana jazz club.• JAZZCLUB(Jazzclub):Jazz club with a lowceiling.• THEATER(Theater):Movie or drama theatre.• The original mode is resumed when thebutton is not pressed during a 7 secondinterval. Adjusting the sound volume balance of each speaker (AUDIO MODE) You can adjust the sound image to suit the seat-ing position and number of passengers.1. Press the [A-MODE] button.Each time the [A-MODE] button is pressed,the indications change as shown below.

[SUB-W] → [CTR] → [BAL] → [FAD] →

original mode• The original mode is resumed when the but-ton is not pressed during a 7 second inter- val.

2. Press the [ ] or [ ] [VOL] button to adjustthe value.

SUB-W (Sub woofer): Adjusts sub woofer volume.The volume is adjusted in the range –6 to +3.

CTR (Center speaker): Adjusts center speaker volume.The volume is adjusted in the range –6 to 0.

BAL (Balance): Adjusts the sound volume in the left and rightspeakers.The sound volume is adjusted in the rangeL13 to R13.

FAD (Fader): Adjusts the sound volume in the front and rearspeakers.The sound volume is adjusted in the rangeR12 to F12. Mute Each time you press the [MUTE] button, mute isturned on and off.“MUTE” appears when mute is turned on.

• Control unit Power Supply Voltage:14.4 V DC (10.8 to 15.6 V allowable)Ground: NegativeCurrent Consumption: Less than 3 AWeight: 5oz. (150 g)Dimensions:6 5/16” Width × 1 9/16” Hight × 13/16” Depth (160 mm Width × 39 mm Hight × 20.6mm Depth)Note:• Specifications and design are subject to changewithout notice for further improvement. List of accessories 1. Control unit p. 12
• . Owner’s manual p. 13
• . Warranty p. 14
• . Control unit cord p. 15
• . Power supply harness p. 16
• . Parts bag (1)• Cord clamps (small) p. 2
• • Cord holders p. 2
• • Velcro tape (medium) p. 2
• • Velcro tape (small) • Manufactured under license from Dolby Labo-ratories.“Dolby”, “Pro Logic” and duble-D symbol aretrademarks of Dolby Laboratories.• Manufactured under license from Digital The-ater Systems, Inc. US Pat. No. 5,451,942,5,956,674, 5,974,380, 5,978,762 and otherworld-wide patents issued and pending.“DTS” and “DTS Digital Surround” are regis-tered trademarks of Digital Theater Systems,Inc. © 1996, 2000 Digital Theater Systems, Inc.All Rights Reserved. About the registered marks etc. ● This component has not been designed to operate as an independent unit by itself, and must be used in conjunction with a 5.1ch surround decoder. For information about Clarion center units and DVD changers that can be connected to this component, see the sec- tion “SYSTEM EXPANSION” on P17. Alternately, consult your retail dealer or Clarion service center. ● When connecting this component (control unit), be sure to set the 5.1ch surround decoder’s [STAND-ALONE / SLAVE] switch to the [STAND-ALONE] position. Also be sure to con- nect the power cable. ● In order to demonstrate optimum audio performance, be sure to change the default set- tings of the adjust mode’s [SP-SEL], [FILTER], [SP-GAIN] and [DELAY] functions (see P9-13). p. 2

Basic Operations CAUTION Be sure to lower the volume before switch-ing off the unit power or the ignition key. Theunit remembers its last volume setting. If youswitch the power off with the volume up, whenyou switch the power back on, the suddenloud volume may hurt your hearing and dam-age the unit. Turning on/off the power Note:

• Be careful about using this unit for a long time with- out running the engine. If you drain the car’s battery too far, you may not be able to start the engine and this can reduce the service life of the battery. 1. Press the [POWER] button.2. The settings are displayed on the control unitdisplay.3. Press the [POWER] button to turn off thepower. Switching input source Change the settings to suit the input signalsource.• The initial setting is [DIGITAL1].Press the [SOURCE] button.Each time the [SOURCE] button is pressed, theindications change as shown below.

[DIGITAL1] → [DIGITAL2] → [ANALOG1] →

[ANALOG2] → [DIGITAL1]

• The original mode is resumed when the but-ton is not pressed during a 7 second inter- val. Notes:
• Sound may be interrupted for a very short period while audio format is being distinguished.

• If skip or pause operations are performed on the DVD player while sound is being played back, noise may be heard for a brief interval.

ANALOG1 (Analog 1): Use this setting when playing back an analoginput source connected using RCA plugs.

ANALOG2 (Analog 2): Use this setting when playing back an analoginput source connected using a CeNET cable. Adjusting the sound volume CAUTION The sound volume on a DVD video disc canbecome very loud. For that reason, turn upthe sound volume gently when the video im-age is displayed.Press the [VOL] buttons on the control unit.Note:

• Adjust the audio volume using the controls on this control unit. The audio volume cannot be adjusted using the Center Unit controls. Changing display settings Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button.Each time the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button arepressed, the indications change as shown below.

[SS 1] → [SS 2] → [DISP OFF] → [PROGRAM]

DISP OFF: the display is off.

PROGRAM (Program): Indicates the format of the signals input fromthe DIGITAL connectors.• MONO: Monaural sound• STEREO: Stereo sound Note: Be sure to read this chapter referring to the front diagrams of chapter “3. CONTROLS” on page 5 (unfold). :increases the sound volume.:decreases the sound volume POWER DSFADJUSTA-MODESOURCE

1. Press the [ADJUST] button to enter the AD-

2. Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button to select

item to set. Each time the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button is pressed, the indications change as shown below. Adjust the contrast (CONTRAST) Set speaker to on or off (SP-SEL ) Set speaker filter frequency (FILTER ) Adjust speaker output level (SP-GAIN ) Set speaker delay time (DELAY ) Set Dolby digital (Dolby D ) Set Dolby Pro Logic II (PL II CNT )

• This function is only available Dolby PL II’s music mode selected in Dolby D function. Set parametric equalizer (P.EQ ) Adjust the RCA input sensitivity (RCA SENS) Press the [ADJUST] button to return to the original mode.

3. When an is displayed at the end of a set-

ting, press the [ENT] button to enter the ad- just mode.

• When no appears at the end of a menu item, the display will return to the setting contents after two seconds.

5. Press the [ADJUST] button to return to the

1. Press the [ADJUST] button to enter the AD-

2. Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button to show

the contrast from [CNTRST.1] to [CNTRST.7].

4. Press the [ADJUST] button to return to the

• The adjustment range is [CNTRST.1] to [CNTRST.7]. Turning speakers on or off (SP-SEL) The center speaker, rear (surround) speakers and sub woofer have to be set to on or off to achieve maximum sound quality.

• The initial setting is [ON].

1. Press the [ADJUST] button to enter the AD-

2. Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button to change

to the [SP-SEL ] display.

• SRD-SP: rear (surround) speaker

4. Press the [ ] or [ ] [VOL] button to select

• ON: Speaker installed

• OFF: Speaker not installed

• When a sub woofer is used, set [ON+], [ON-] or [OFF]. The normal setting is [ON+], but use the [ON-] setting when this provides a better effect for low frequency range. Setting Acoustic Features (ADJUST MODE) 280-7804-00_09-18(En) 2/22/02, 2:06 PM910 DVC920 280-7804-00 Setting Acoustic Features (ADJUST MODE)

5. Press the [ADJUST] button to return to the

original mode. Setting speaker filter frequency (FILTER) This function is used to set a filter frequency that suits the frequency characteristics of the used speakers.

• The initial value of [F HPF], [SRD HPF] is [THROUGH] (no filter).

• The initial value of [CTR HPF], [SW LPF] is [120 Hz]

• A speaker that was turned off in the Section “Turning speakers on or off” is not displayed.

1. Press the [ADJUST] button to enter the AD-

2. Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button to change

to the [FILTER ] display.

3. Press the [ENT] button to display the [F HPF].

4. Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button to select

the speaker to adjust.

• F HPF: high pass filter for front speakers

• CTR HPF: high pass filter for the center speaker

• SRD HPF: high pass filter for the rear (sur- round) speakers

• SW LPF: low pass filter for the subwoofer

5. Press the [ ] or [ ] [VOL] button to select

• In case of [F HPF] and [SRD HPF], the fre- quency is 50 Hz, 80 Hz, 120 Hz and [THROUGH] (no filter).

• In case of [SW LPF], [CTR HPF] the fre- quency is 50 Hz, 80 Hz or 120 Hz.

6. Press the [ADJUST] button to return to the

original mode. Adjusting speaker output level (SP-GAIN) Use the built-in test tone function of the unit to adjust the speaker output level to the same level.

• The initial value is [0 dB].

• A speaker that was turned off in the Section “Turning speakers on or off” is not displayed.

1. Press the [ADJUST] button to enter the AD-

2. Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button to change

to the [SP-GAIN ] display.

• In the adjustment mode, the test tone is out- put from the selected speaker.

4. Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button to select

the speaker to adjust.

• Each time the [DISP] button is pressed, the indications change as shown below. FRONT-L: front left speaker CENTER: front center speaker FRONT-R: front right speaker SRD-R: right rear (surround) speaker SRD-L: left rear (surround) speaker SUB-W: rear subwoofer

• The adjustment range is –10 dB to +10 dB.

• Holding down the [ ] or [ ] [VOL] button to increase or decrease the value in a fast forwarding way. Note:

• If the output level is raised excessively, sound may become distorted and the [CLIP] display may ap- pear. In this event, lower the output level (GAIN) until the CLIP indicator goes off.

6. Press the [ADJUST] button to return to the

original mode. Adjusting speaker delay time (DELAY) The timing when the sound of each speaker reaches the listening position depends on speaker installation and the size of the car. Adjust the delay time of each speaker so that the sound of all speak- ers reach the listening position at the same time as the sound from the front speakers.

• The initial value is [0 ms].

• The delay time setting is a Dolby digital and Dolby surround function.

• A speaker that was turned off in the Section “Turning speakers on or off” is not displayed.

1. Press the [ADJUST] button to enter the AD-

2. Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button to change

to the [DELAY ] display.

3. Press the [ENT] button to display the [CTR-

SP]. 280-7804-00_09-18(En) 2/22/02, 2:06 PM10280-7804-00DVC920 11 Setting Acoustic Features (ADJUST MODE) 4. Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button to selectthe speaker to adjust.• CTR-SP: center speaker• SRD-SP: rear (surround) speaker5. Press the [ ] or [ ] [VOL] button to adjustthe delay time.• The [CTR-SP] adjustment range is 0 to 5 ms.• The [SRD-SP] adjustment range is 0 to 15 ms.

• Holding down the [ ] or [ ] [VOL] buttonto increase or decrease the value in a fastforwarding way.

6. Press the [ADJUST] button to return to the

original mode. Setting the Dolby digital functions (Dolby D) The Dolby digital functions consist of the DolbyPro Logic II on/off function and dynamic rangecompression switching.

Dolby Pro Logic II: Dolby Pro Logic II is a matrix decoding technol-ogy in which the updated digital matrix technol-ogy is applied and Dolby pro Logic is further im-proved. It realizes excellent 5.1 channel repro-duction of Dolby surround source as well as ste-reo sound sources such as CDs, thereby caus-ing a surround channel to be full-ranged (20 Hzto 20 kHz) and become stereo. Therefore, youcan enjoy any stereo sources with dynamic soundof 5.1 channel. Note:

• The Dolby Pro Logic II function sound effects areonly supported for stereo signals.• This function is not available when centerand rear (surround) speaker were turned off in the section “Turning speakers on or off”.

Dynamic range compression function (D-RANGE): This function compresses the dynamic range ofDolby digital to maintain low level sounds suchas actor conversation and suppress loud soundvolumes.These functions are only available on Dolby digi-tal DVD discs.1. Press the [ADJUST] button to enter the AD-JUST MODE.2. Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button to changeto the [Dolby D ] display.3. Press the [ENT] button to display the [D-RANGE].4. Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button to select [D-RANGE] or [Dolby PL II].

5. Press the [ ] or [ ] [VOL] button to selectthe adjustment value.• In [D-RANGE], settings are switched be-

tween [MAX], [STD] and [MIN].

• The initial value is [MAX].• MAX: maximum dynamic range mode ofthe original source• STD: recommended mode for standard lis-tening• MIN: the most compressed dynamic rangemode that renders even low sounds easyto hear.
• This button is used to turn [Dolby PL II] mode [MUSIC], [MATRIX], [MOVIE], [VIR- TUAL] and [OFF].• The initial setting is [OFF].• MUSIC MODE: appropriate for CDs andother stereo audio.• MATRIX MODE: appropriate for AM/FMradio audio sources.• MOVIE MODE: appropriate for audiosources such as movies.• VIRTUAL MODE: appropriate for audiosources such as movies. Notes:
• When Dolby Pro Logic II is selected, the soundvolume decreases due to the inherent responsecharacteristics of the Dolby Pro Logic II system.As a result, the user should lower the sound vol-ume before switching the Dolby Pro Logic II func-tion [OFF].• The Dolby Pro Logic II mode cannot be selectedwhen center speaker and rear speakers have been set to [OFF] with the “Turnig speakers on or off (SP-SEL)” function.6. Press the [ADJUST] button to return to theoriginal mode.280-7804-00_09-18(En) 2/22/02, 2:06 PM1112 DVC920 280-7804-00 Setting Acoustic Features (ADJUST MODE) Setting Dolby PL II function (PL II CNT) This function is only available Dolby PL II’s [MU- SIC] mode selected in [Dolby D] function. For instructions regarding this setting, see the section “Setting the Dolby digital functions”. CTR WIDTH is not available when center speaker is turned off in the section “Turning speakers on or off”.

1. Press the [ADJUST] button to enter the AD-

2. Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button to show

4. Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button to select

the item. ● PANORAMA (ON or OFF): Selecting PANORAMA mode will extend the front sound field image to the rear. If sur- round effect does not seem to be presented sufficiently, select the setting position [ON].

• The initial setting is [OFF]. ● DIMENSION (0 to 6): Selecting DIMENSION mode will shift the sound field image to the front or the rear. If the balance of the sound field image is too much pulled towards the front or rear, the balance front/rear can be corrected. The adjusting value 3 is the center position. The range of 3 to 0 shifts the balance front/ rear to the front. The range of 3 to 6 shifts the balance front/rear to the rear.

• The initial value is [3]. ● CTR WIDTH (0 to 7): Selecting CTR WIDTH mode will adjust the localization of the center channel between the center speaker and the front speaker L/

Distributing the center channel sound to the right and left will increase the integrated sound field image, providing you with an natural spatial feeling of sound. Setting to the value 0 will produce the cen- ter sound with the center speaker. Setting to the value 7 will distribute the cen- ter sound to the front speaker L/R as the existing stereo sound does.

• The initial value is [3].

6. Press the [ADJUST] button to return to the

original mode. Setting parametric equalizer (P.EQ) The parametric equalizer function allows you to adjust the frequency characteristics to suit the car.

• The initial value provides the following set- tings for all speakers. FREQ = 1kHz, Q =1, GAIN = 0dB

1. Press the [ADJUST] button to enter the AD-

2. Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button to change

to the [P.EQ ] display.

3. Press the [ENT] button to display [EFFECT].

4. Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button to select

the adjustment value. ● EFFECT: turns P.EQ on or off. ● SIGNAL: selects the adjustment signal.

• P-NOIS: set when pink noise is to be used

• MUSIC: set to use music signals ● SP-SEL: selects the speakers whose P.EQ value is to be adjusted.

• FRONT: front speaker

• CENTER: center speaker

• SRD: surround speaker ● BAND: selects the frequency band (Band 1 to 3) to adjust. ● FREQ: selects the frequency for bands 1 to

• The range of adjustments is from 20 Hz to 20 kHz.

• Holding down the [ ] or [ ] [VOL] but- ton to increase or decrease the value con- tinuously. ● Q: sets the Q curve.

• Larger numbers produce a sharper Q characteristics curve while smaller num- bers produce gentler characteristics. Adjustments are made in the range Q1 to Q20.

• Holding down the [ ] or [ ] [VOL] but- ton to increase or decrease the value con- tinuously. 280-7804-00_09-18(En) 2/22/02, 2:06 PM12280-7804-00DVC920 13 Setting Acoustic Features (ADJUST MODE) ● GAIN: adjusts the output level.

• Adjustments are made in the range -12 dB to +12 dB.

• Holding down the [ ] or [ ] [VOL] but- ton to increase or decrease the value con- tinuously. Note:

• If the output level is raised excessively, sound may become distorted and the [CLIP] display may ap- pear. In this event, lower the output level (GAIN) until the CLIP indicator goes off.

5. Press the [ ] or [ ] [VOL] button to select

the adjustment value.

6. Press the [ADJUST] button to return to the

original mode. Adjusting RCA INPUT sensitivity (RCA SENS) This fuction is used to adjust RCA input 1 sensitivity.

• The initial value is [LOW].

1. Press the [ADJUST] button to enter the AD-

2. Press the [ ] or [ ] [DISP] button to show

the [RCA SENS] display.

3. Press the [ ] or [ ] [VOL] button to select

[LOW], [MID] and [HIGH].

4. Press the [ADJUST] button to return to the

original mode. Notes:

• Some distortion may be heard when the input sensitivity level is set to [HIGH], depending on the kind of components connected. In this event, lower the input sensitivity level to eliminate the distortion. Also, when a Clarion center unit (4V output) is connected, we recommend that the volume be set to 30 on the center unit, and the input sensitivity level be set to [LOW].

How to Wire This Unit RCA pin cable (purchase separately). CeNET cable. Set the [STAND-ALONE / SLAVE] switch to the [STAND-ALONE] position. Control Unit Control Unit connection cord Remote-On Cord. Connect to the power amplifier’s remote-on cord. Accessory (ACC) power cord. Connect to a power terminal that can be turned ON/OFF by the ignition key. Main power cord. Connect to a power terminal that provides continuous current (3A minimum) regardless of status of ignition key. Blue/white Red Accessory terminal Yellow Fuse (3A) Black Black RCA pin cable (sold separately). Optical Digital cable (sold separately). CAUTION Throughout the process of wiring this unit, disconnect the negative (–) terminal of your automobile’s battery, and leave it discon- nected until completely finished. Handling wires while the terminal is connected could result in dangerous electrical shock or injury if an accidental short circuit should occur. Connect to external amplifier. Connect to center unit. (5m) (furnished with main unit) Connect to center unit's RCA audio output. Connect to DVD/CD changer. [RESET] switch Ground cord. Use a screw to fasten to a metal part of the car frame. Accessory terminal Black Power cable (5m) (furnished with main unit) Perform the settings and connections in the order indicated by the drawing below.

• The factory default setting is the [SLAVE] position. CAUTION: When setting the position of the [STAND-ALONE / SLAVE] switch, first confirm that the 5.1ch surround decoder’s CeNET cable or power connector are dis- connected, then use a plastic stick to move the switch to the desired position. Also, in order to pre- vent damage to the switch or the possibility of short- circuit accidents, do not use metal objects, or large screwdrivers to change the switch position.

• Insert the control unit cord firmly until it locks securely.

• Connect the L-type plug to the decoder. The unit will not operate if the plugs are con- nected in reverse.

• Remove the power connector label, and with the connector facing in the position shown, insert the cable connector securely into the slot until it locks. Note:

• The power cable must be connected.

RCA Pin Cable (sold separately)

• When connecting an RCA pin cable, be sure to confirm the source of the connection first.

• To connect a CeNET cable, hold it with the connector facing as shown, and insert se- curely.

Optical Digital Cable (sold separately)

• Insert the black connector securely into the digital signal input connector until it locks. The cable clip can be used to secure up to two optical digital cables. Note:

• Always turn the main [POWER] switch [OFF] before connecting or disconnecting digital fiber- optic cables.

Installation Location

1. The unit can be placed in your glove compartment, or fastened to the center console, etc.

NOTE: Do not install the control unit in locations that are exposed to high temperatures (e.g., ondashboard), since deformation or damage may result. Installation Procedures

1. Apply the small Velcro tape to the control unit.

• Be sure to remove any dust or soiling from the surface of the control unit before applying the tape.

2. Apply the medium Velcro tape to the center console or other location of the car you wish to install

the control unit. Then press the control unit to the Velcro tape.

• Be sure to remove any dust or soiling from the car surface before applying the tape.

3. Use the provided cord holder to secure the cord in place.

Even if you have an Clarion Center Unit ( compliant) that cannot control 5.1ch surround sound, installing this Control Unit will make it possible to operate the component successfully. RCA video cable (yellow); (furnished with DVD changer) CeNET DVD Changer Gray CeNET Cable (furnished with component to be connected) RCA pin cable (sold separately) 5.1ch Surround Decoder Black Control Unit for 5.1ch Surround Decoder Optical Digital cable (sold separately) DCA-005 (5 m) DCA-008 (1.5 m)

Connect properly in accordance with color of connectors Powered center speaker Built-in amplifier Amplifier RCA pin cable (sold separately) Powered sub-woofer Built-in amplifier Set the 5.1ch surround decoder’s [STAND-ALONE / SLAVE] switch to the [STAND-ALONE] position. 1-DIN TV 1-DIN Center Unit Speaker wire Front speakers Rear speakers RCA pin cable (furnished with Center Speaker) Set the [LINE-IN/OUT] switch to the LINE-IN position. 280-7804-00_09-18(En) 2/22/02, 2:07 PM1718 DVC920

When this control unit is connected, a 5.1ch surround decoder can be controlled, even when used with a center unit equipped with RCA 2ch audio outputs. This also makes it possible to adopt digital wiring con- nections for a DVD changer. 5.1ch surround decoder control unit RCA pin cable (sold separately) 4CH power amplifier 5.1ch surround decoder Analog signal input connectors Center unit Set the 5.1ch surround decoder’s [STAND-ALONE / SLAVE] switch to the [STAND- ALONE] position. Speaker wire Front speakers Rear speakers Powered center speaker Built-in amplifier Amplifier RCA pin cable (furnished with center speaker) Powered sub-woofer Built-in amplifier RCA pin cable (sold separately) NOTES:

• Be sure to set the DVD changer's [CeNET/STAND-ALONE] switch to the [STAND-ALONE] position.

• Do not use the DVD changer's RCA audio output (AUDIO OUT) jacks. Monitor (Gray) RCA video cable (yellow); (furnished with DVD changer) Optical Digital cable (sold separately) DCA-005 (5 m) DCA-008 (1.5 m)

[DIGITAL1] → [DIGITAL2] → [ANALOG1] →

[THEATER] → [DSF OFF]

[DIGITAL1] → [DIGITAL2] → [ANALOG1] →

[THEATER] → [DSF OFF]

• SRD-SP: Altavoz trasero (Surround)

Problem Fuse is blown. Incorrect wiring. The microprocessor has malfunctioned due to noise, etc. Replace with a fuse 3A of the same amperage. If the fuse blows again, consult your store of purchase. Consult your store of purchase. Use a narrow stick to press the [RESET] switch on the side of the 5.1ch surround decoder. Note that when the [RESET] switch is pressed, all titles and other data placed in memory will be erased. Cause Measure 5.1ch surround decoder [RESET] switch Pas d’alimentation. (Pas de son.) Rien ne se passe quand on appuie sur les touches.