Onkyo TX-DS696 Troubleshooting guide, Video and Audio, If one of the messages shown below appears

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Troubleshooting guide

VIDEO and AUDIO

Desired picture does not appear.

•Improper connection.

➞Check the connection again. Insert the plugs and connectors completely.

No OSD Menu display.

•Improper connection.

➞Check connections.

•OSD Menu is displayed when monitor is connected to VIDEO or S VIDEO of MONITOR OUT.

➞Confirm connections.

No sound, or sound of the selected source is not heard.

•Audio Setup sub-menu of Input Setup menu settings are incorrect.

➞ Check settings.

No picture appears on the TV screen (or monitor).

•TV (or monitor) is not set to receive the output signals from the receiver.

➞Set the TV (or monitor) to the receiver input.

•Video cable is not connected securely.

➞Check connections.

•You have connected to the COMPONENT VIDEO connectors but the TX-DS696 is not set properly.

➞Check the Video Setup submenu of the Input Setup menu (page 38).

REMOTE CONTROLLER

Front panel controls function but remote controller controls do not.

•No batteries in remote controller.

➞Insert batteries.

•Batteries have worn out.

➞Replace batteries.

•Remote controller is not pointed at the remote sensor of the TX- DS696.

➞Point the remote controller at the remote sensor of the TX- DS696.

•Remote controller is too far from the TX-DS696.

➞Operate the remote controller within 5 meters (16 feet).

•Remote controller is functioning in a different mode

➞Press the RCVR MODE button.

OTHER

LATE NIGHT function cannot be used.

•Playback source is not Dolby Digital encoded.

➞Check that the DOLBY DIGITAL indicator lights up on the display.

Re-EQ function cannot be used.

•Re-EQ is only enabled for Analog/PCM sources and Dolby Digital surround.

➞ See page 33.

Parameter cannot be set for Front Effect etc.

•Parameter may not be able to be set depending on the listening mode.

➞ See table on page 41.

Multichannel audio is not output.

•To listen to multichannel audio, “Yes” must be selected in the “Multichannel” in the Audio setup sub-menu of the Input Setup menu. Also, it is necessary to select Multichannel with the AUDIO SELECTOR button.

➞Check that the component is connected to the MULTI CHANNEL INPUT port and check the Setup menu settings.

Components in remote zone (Zone 2) do not operate properly.

•Components are incorrectly connected.

➞Check connections.

•Objects are interfering with remote controller signals.

➞Move inferring objects away from path of remote controller signals.

If one of the messages shown below appears

“Not available with headphones use”

The operation is not allowed because headphones are plugged into the TX-DS696.

“Not available with Multichannel use”

The operation is not allowed because the selected input source is set for multichannel input.

“Not available in this Sp Config”

The operation is not allowed by the current speaker configuration.

“Not available in Zone 2 mode”

The operation is not allowed because the Zone 2 mode is turned on.

“Only available with Dolby D”

No setting other than Dolby Digital can be set.

“Not available in this Listening mode”

This operation cannot be performed in this listening mode.

“Not available with this signal”

This operation cannot be performed with this input signal.

Also refer to the respective instruction manuals of the compact disc player, DVD player, video cassette recorder, TV monitor, etc., that compose your entertainment system.

The TX-DS696 contains an internal microcomputer that performs high-level operations. However, on extremely rare occasions, noise or interference from an external source or static electricity may cause faulty operation. If this occurs, unplug the power cord from the wall outlet, wait five or more seconds, and then plug it back in. This should correct the situation.

*To reset the surround mode and other settings to the factory default settings, hold down the PRESET MEMORY button with the TX-DS696 turned on and then press the STANDBY/ON button. “CLEAR” appears in the front display and the TX- DS696 enters the standby state.

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Contents TX-DS696 Avis Important SafeguardsPrecautions Contents Contents Supplied accessories FeaturesInstalling the remote controller batteries Before using this unitSetting the Voltage selector Worldwide models only Using the remote controllerFront panel facilities Front panelFront panel display Front panel facilities Remote controller Remote controller Optical digital input terminal Connecting power amplifiers Voltage selectorConnections Improper connection Inserted completelyConnections Connecting your audio componentsConnecting a turntable Phono Connecting a compact disc player CDAudio connection cable Left White Video connection cable Connecting your video componentsFlow of the video signals is as follows Connecting a DVD player DVDConnecting settop box or video camera, etc. Video Connecting a video cassette recorder VideoConnecting a satellite tuner or television Video Connecting a television monitor or projectorConnect to devices with z terminals Connecting power amplifiersPower on/ready function Power off functionCheck the impedance of the speakers you are connecting Connecting speakersPositioning speakers Connecting speakers Standard speaker placement345 Connecting speakersConnecting the speaker cable Connecting a subwoofer Connecting the remote zone speakersConnecting the power Assembling the AM loop antenna Connecting antennasConnecting the AM antenna cable Connecting the included antennasDirectional linkage Connecting antennasConnecting an FM outdoor antenna Connecting an AM outdoor antennaButtons to be used Speaker setupSpeaker Configuration submenu Press the Setup buttonSpeaker Distance submenu Speaker setupPress the jog dial again About the other settingsTurn the jog dial to adjust Level Calibration submenuTuning into a radio station Listening to a stereo radio station FM modeListening to Radio Broadcasts Listening to Radio Broadcasts Presetting a radio stationSelecting a preset radio station Erasing a preset radio stationPTY program types in Europe What is RDS?Listening to RDS broadcasts European models only Listening to RDS broadcastsPerforming a PTY scan Listening to RDS broadcastsDisplaying Radio Text RT Performing a TP scanTemporarily turning off the sound Adjusting the bass and trebleListening with headphones Enjoying music or videos with the TX-DS696Enjoying music or videos with the TX-DS696 Switching the displayAdjusting the brightness of the front display Using the sleep time remote controller onlyEnjoying the multichannel output Changing the audio modeUsing the tone control Adjust the tone using the Bass and Treble dialsListening modes Using listening modeListening Mode Buttons Re-EQ Using listening modeChanging the listening mode Using Cinema Re-EqualizationSub menu Setup menusMain menu MenuSetup menus Navigating through the Setup menuSetting procedures and button operations Tip Speaker Setup menuCalibrating the speaker levels Speaker Config sub-menuSpeaker Distance sub-menu Level Calibration sub-menuInput Setup menu InputSource Multichannel Audio Setup sub-menuVideo Setup sub-menu Digital InputAnalog/PCM Source Listening Mode Preset sub-menu IntelliVolume sub-menuInput source signals IntelliVolumeFront Effect Listening Mode Setup menuDescription listening mode parameters Relationship between listening mode and parameterAM Freq Step Setup sub-menu Worldwide model only Volume Setup sub-menuHeadphones Level sub-menu Late Night Setup sub-menuOSD Position sub-menu OSD Setup menuOSD Setup sub-menu OSD Config sub-menuRecording a source different from that you are listening to RecordingRecording the input source REC OUT selector Recording both the audio and videoEnjoying music in the remote zone Controlling an Onkyo cassette tape deck Using remote controllerCalling up a preset radio station OverviewControlling an Onkyo CD player Using remote controllerPress the CD Mode button Disc Stdby CD ModeDisc VOL TOP Menu Audio Muting Angle Subtitle DVD Press the DVD Mode buttonReturn DVD Mode Controlling an Onkyo DVD playerTo 9, 0, --/--- Numeric keys SAT, CABLE, VCR, and TV Mode buttonsPress the MD Mode button Controlling an Onkyo MD recorderWithin 30 seconds, enter the 3-digit code number SEND/LEARN indicator Buttons thatLearning a pre-programming code Learning a pre-programming codePre-programmong codes Learning a pre-programming codeCable Mode Cable Tuner Mode Operating your programmed remote controllerDVD Mode DVD Player Mode SAT Mode Satellite Tuner ModePress the VCR Mode button Operating your programmed remote controllerVCR Mode VCR Mode TV Mode TV ModeLight Programming procedureMode Direct Mode Macro SEND/LEARNPage SEND/LEARN indicator Mode buttons Erasing the programmed command from one buttonErasing all the commands programmed under a Mode button Press and release the same Mode button againProgramming a Macro function Using a Macro functionWhat is a Macro function? Press the Mode Macro button to complete the programmingUsing a Macro function Programming the Direct Macro functionRunning a Direct Macro function Erasing a direct macro from the Direct Macro button Erasing a macro from the Mode Macro buttonPress the Mode Macro button again Direct Macro Mode buttonsOperation Erasing all commands and macros that have been programmedMacro mode programming memo Press the Enter buttonAmplifier Section SpecificationsTroubleshooting guide Troubleshooting guide Video and AudioIf one of the messages shown below appears Onkyo U.S.A. Corporation Onkyo Europe Electronics GmbHOnkyo China Limited

TX-DS696 specifications

The Onkyo TX-DS696 is a powerful and versatile home theater receiver that has left a significant mark in the world of audio and video entertainment. Launched to cater to audiophiles and home cinema enthusiasts, this receiver is known for its robust performance, extensive connectivity options, and user-friendly features, making it a popular choice among consumers.

At the heart of the TX-DS696 is its impressive multichannel processing capabilities. Supporting Dolby Digital and DTS surround sound formats, it delivers immersive audio experiences that enhance the enjoyment of movies, music, and games. The 5.1 channel configuration allows for exceptional sound staging, giving users a truly cinematic experience right in their living rooms.

One of the standout features of the TX-DS696 is its advanced room calibration technology. The receiver analyzes the acoustic characteristics of the room and adjusts the speaker settings accordingly, optimizing sound quality for any space. This ensures that listeners can enjoy a balanced audio performance regardless of their room’s layout or size.

Connection options are plentiful, with multiple audio and video inputs that facilitate direct connections to various devices. The receiver includes several composite and S-Video inputs, along with digital optical and coaxial inputs, allowing users to connect DVD players, gaming consoles, and other multimedia devices easily. The support for component video ensures high-quality image transfer, making it an excellent choice for those who want to enjoy high-definition video.

In terms of power, the TX-DS696 boasts a robust amplifier section capable of delivering rich and dynamic sound across all channels. The built-in high-current amplification technology ensures that even demanding speakers are driven effortlessly, resulting in clean and distortion-free audio at all volume levels.

The user interface is intuitive, with an easy-to-read LCD display and a well-laid-out remote control that provides convenient access to all the receiver’s functions. Additionally, the Onkyo TX-DS696 is compatible with various external devices, allowing for custom configurations that cater to personal preferences.

Overall, the Onkyo TX-DS696 stands out as an exemplary home theater receiver that combines advanced technology, user-friendly features, and powerful performance. Whether you’re a dedicated home theater enthusiast or a casual listener, this receiver offers a rich audio experience that is hard to match. Its blend of performance, versatility, and value makes it a lasting favorite in the realm of home audio systems.
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