Pioneer RCS-606H, RCS-505H, RCS-404H manual Listening to your system Boosting the bass level

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03Listening to your system

Boosting the bass level

There are two bass modes you can use to enhance the bass in a source.

1	Press SOUND.
2	Use the	buttons to select BASSMODE then
press ENTER.
3	Use the	buttons to select the sound then

press ENTER to confirm.

Select between OFF, MUSIC or CINEMA.

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Contents RCS-606H Thank you for buying this Pioneer product Operating EnvironmentVentilation Caution DVD Recorder Ventilation Caution Receiver subwooferRadiation at least 10 cm at top, 10 cm at rear, Contents Speaker Setup Guide Speaker Setup Guide ChapterSafety precautions when setting up Home theater sound setup RCS-606HSpeaker Setup Guide Home theater sound setup RCS-404H/RCS-505HStandard surround setup Connect the speaker systemMake sure the Front Surround mode is switched Off Front surround setupAttach the surround speakers to the speaker stands Additional notes on speaker placement PrecautionsWall mounting the center speaker Wall mounting the speakers RCS-404H/RCS-505HSpeaker Setup Guide Connecting up Chapter Connecting upBasic connections Connecting up Receiver subwoofer SX-SW404 To AC outlet Receiver subwoofer SX-SW606Listening position Center GreenAntenna OUTConnecting up Using this system for TV audio Remote control Remote control ChapterRemote control Using the remote control Putting the batteries in the remote controlSwitching on Setting upBefore you start Before you start ChapterBefore you start Basic operation Watching a DVDListening to a CD Watching a title recorded on the HDDSX-SW606 SX-SW404 ST606 ST404 Section Two Controls and displays Controls and displays ChapterDisplay unit DisplaySystem demo setting Using the Auto Mcacc setup for optimal surround soundGetting started Getting started ChapterGetting started Auto listening mode Listening to your systemListening to your system Chapter Listening in surround soundUsing Front Surround Using Advanced SurroundListening to your system Listening in stereoListening to your system Using the Sound Retriever Using Quiet and Midnight listening modesAdjusting the bass and treble Listening with Acoustic CalibrationListening to your system Boosting the bass level Select between OFF, Music or CinemaListening to the radio Chapter Listening to the radioListening to the radio Using RDS Listening to station presetsMemorizing stations Displaying RDS informationSurround sound settings Surround sound settings ChapterUsing the Setup menu Channel level settingSurround sound settings Adjusting the channel levels using the test toneDual mono setting2 Dynamic Range Control1When you’re done, press Enter to exit test tone setup Connecting auxiliary components Connecting external antennasOther connections Other connections ChapterUsing this unit with a Pioneer plasma display SR+ Setup for Pioneer plasma displaysPress SR+ Use Buttons to choose SETUP, then Press Enter Want to adjustUsing the SR+ mode with a Pioneer plasma display Automatic plasma display volume mutingAutomatic plasma display input switching Press SR+ on the remote UseAdditional information Additional information Installation and maintenance TroubleshootingHints on installation GeneralAdditional information Error MessagesTuner Additional information Glossary SpecificationsSX-SW606 / SX-SW404 ST606 Speaker system ST404 Speaker systemFront speakers x2, surround speakers x2, center speaker Front/surround speakersDVR-640H-AV DVR-440H-AV Section Three Disc Setup menu Video Adjust menuInitial Setup menu Setting the picture quality for TV and externalCompatible media Disc / content format playback compatibilityModel Playable Before you start DivX VOD content WMA Windows Media Audio compatibilityDivX video compatibility DivXAbout the internal hard disk drive Jpeg file compatibilityPC-created disc compatibility Dolby DigitalSymbols used in this manual Optimizing HDD performanceRear panel connections Front panel connectionsConnecting up Easy connections AntennaConnecting up Using other types of audio/video output Using the S-video or component video outputConnect RF antenna cables as shown Connecting an external decoder boxPlug the supplied G-LINK cable to the G-LINK jack Scart AV Antenna Connecting up Connecting other AV sources Connecting a USB deviceConnecting a VCR or analog camcorder Connecting a DV camcorderUsing a USB printer PluggingJpeg file storage devices WMA/MP3 file storage devicesFront panel OPEN/CLOSEHDD/DVD RECControls and displays Display NtscLP / SLP EP / SEPSwitching on and setting up Select ‘Auto’ for automatic time settingAuto clock setting Manual clock setting‘Standard 43’ Select whether or not your TV isGetting started Setting up the Guide Plus+ system Guide Display the Guide Plus+ setup menuAbout EPG download Checking the downloaded data the following dayIdentify the host channel for your country Country Host Comments Region ChannelsLike Using the Guide Plus+ electronic program guide Using the Guide Plus+ electronic program guide ChapterUsing the Guide Plus+ system Guide Plus+ systemUsing the Guide Plus+ electronic program guide Guide Plus+ navigationOne-Button-Record Lock / Unlock video windowAreas Channel mosaic screenGrid Area Search AreaUsing My Choice keywords for a search SearchingSetting up a profile My TV AreaSchedule Area Channels is now highlightedEditing a scheduled recording Highlight the left tile of a scheduled recordingPress the Green Action button Edit Enter a name for the scheduled recordingSetting a ShowView recording Press cursor right to access the extended recording optionsDeleting a scheduled recording Select ‘Schedule’ from the Menu barInfo Area Setting a manual recordingEditor Area Setup Area Switching a channel on/offMaking changes to your Guide Plus+ setup Changing the source and program numberGuide Plus+ FAQ and troubleshooting Manual Host Channel setupFAQ There are several possibilitiesTV listings information doesn’t update Recording Recording ChapterAbout DVD recording Recording to DVD-R DL/DVD+R DL discsHDD Video mode compatibility Recording About HDD recordingRecorded audio Restrictions on video recordingRecording Using the built-in TV tuner Setting the picture quality/recording timeSwitching between TV and DVD Changing audio channelsRecording Basic recording from the TVRecording Pause Live TV Setting a timer recording Live TV Start recording the current TV channelRecording continues with playback paused Press to start playback You can also use the scan buttonsEasy Timer Recording Home Menu Select ‘Easy Timer’ from the HomePrev Next Set the TV channel to record Set the recording qualityStopping a timer recording Extending a timer recording in progressCanceling or extending the timer Recording Timer recording FAQ Frequently Asked QuestionsSimultaneous recording and playback Chase Play Recording from an external componentREC Mode Set the recording quality Also, set the camcorder to VTR modeRecording from a DV camcorder Press to start recordingPlaying your recordings on other DVD players Finalizing a discDVD VR DVD Video DVD+R DVD+RW Select ‘Finalize’ ‘Finalize’ ‘NextHome Menu Select ‘Disc Setup’ from the Home Initializing recordable DVD discsDVD-R DVD-RW DVD+RW DVD-RAM Select ‘Initialize’ ‘Video Mode’, ‘VRPlayback Playback ChapterIntroduction Basic playbackPlayback Playing DVD discsPlaying from the HDD DVD+R/DVD+RW onlyPlaying CDs and WMA/MP3 discs Playing in PBC modePlaying Video CD/Super VCDs Using the Disc Navigator to browse the contents of a disc Using the Disc Navigator with playback-only discs Changing the display style of the Disc NavigatorDVD-Video CD Video CD Super VCD WMA/MP3 DivX Select ‘Disc Navigator’Play Mode menu Play ModePlayback Scanning discs Frame advance/frame reverseRepeat Search ModeRepeat play Displaying and switching subtitles Program playPlayback Switching DVD and DivX soundtracks Switching audio channelsSwitching camera angles HDD DVD VR DVD-RAMPlayback Displaying disc information on- screen HDD and removable disc activity displayRecording time Relative playback position Indicates the data transfer rateEditing Editing ChapterEditing options Original Play ListEditing Disc Navigator screen Editing accuracyHDD genres Select the HDD or DVDEditing CreatePlay EraseTitle Name Set Thumbnail Erase Section Chapter Edit DivideDVD VR DVD-RAM HDD Set Genre Highlight the title you want to assign aGenre to Select ‘Edit’ ‘Set Genre’ fromLock MoveTitle to move Insert positionCombine Genre NameSelect ‘Multi-Mode’ from the command menu panel Select ‘Undo’ from the command menu panelMulti-Mode UndoCopying and backup Copying and backup ChapterOne Touch Copy Restrictions on copyingCopying and backup Using Copy ListsCanceling One Touch Copy Copying from HDD to DVDPress to display the command menu panel To edit a title, highlight it usingSelect ‘HDD DVD’ Title and press Enter to addSelect ‘Next’ to proceed Copying from DVD to HDDThere are several options available from the next screen Recording Mode BilingualCopying and backup Using disc backup 112 Using the Jukebox Using the Jukebox ChapterCopying music to the HDD Playing music from the JukeboxEditing Jukebox albums Using the JukeboxChanging the album view PhotoViewer DVR-640H-AV PhotoViewer DVR-640H-AV ChapterLocating Jpeg picture files Playing a slideshowPhotoViewer DVR-640H-AV Importing files to the HDDZooming an image Rotating an imageImporting files from a USB device Selecting multiple files or foldersCreating a new folder Editing files on the HDDErasing a file or folder Select ‘Yes’ to confirm, or ‘No’ to cancel Copying filesNaming files and folders Locking/Unlocking filesPrinting files Select ‘Print’ from the menuSelect a thumbnail from which to start SideshowPhotoViewer DVR-440H-AV Disc Setup menu Disc Setup menu ChapterBasic settings Initialize settingsDisc Setup menu Finalize settingsOptimize HDD Initialize HDDVideo Adjust menu Video Adjust menu ChapterSetting the picture quality for TV External inputs Creating your own setSetting the picture quality for disc playback Video Adjust menuChoosing a preset 127 Initial Setup menu Initial Setup menu ChapterUsing the Initial Setup menu Setting Options ExplanationInitial Setup menu RGBSetting Options NicamMpeg Mpeg PCMDVD+R/+RW Mode Play List Parental Lock Set PasswordAngle Indicator Playback TV Screen Size Letter BoxAdditional information about the TV system settings About the input line systemAbout Ntsc on PAL TV PALSelecting other languages for language options Additional information about component video outputAbout the input colour system PAL SecamSetting up the remote to control your Using the TV remote control buttonsTV Volume InputAdditional information TV Preset code list Frontech /PROTECHAdditional information Minimum copying times DVD disc type RecMode SEPResolution *1 Level Rec. time Additional information Manual recording modesAdditional information Troubleshooting ProblemUsing this recorder on Timer program doesn’tAfter a power failure ‘LOCK’ when a button is PressedProblemRemedy Message Explanation/Action Message When viewing on a standard TV or monitor When viewing on a widescreen TV or monitorAdditional information About DV Screen sizes and disc formatsAdditional information Language code list Country/Area code listLanguage Language code letter, Language code Country/Area, Country/Area code, Code letterCleaning the pickup lens Hints on installationAdditional information Handling discs CondensationRecorder turns off with all settings reset Resetting the recorderMoving the recorder Timer Input/OutputSupplied accessories AV Connectors 21-pin connector assignment151 Pioneer Corporation

RCS-404H, RCS-505H, RCS-606H specifications

Pioneer has long been a name synonymous with quality audio equipment, and their RCS series represents a significant leap forward in technology and performance. The RCS-606H, RCS-505H, and RCS-404H are three standout models in this range, designed for professional audio applications. Each model brings unique features tailored to meet the demands of audio engineers and enthusiasts alike.

The Pioneer RCS-606H is the flagship model, boasting advanced digital signal processing capabilities. It features a 6-channel output with extensive routing options, allowing users to customize their setups to suit specific sound requirements. The unit is equipped with high-resolution 24-bit/96kHz converters, delivering pristine audio reproduction. One of its standout technologies is the Auto Room Calibration system, which analyzes the acoustic characteristics of the space and adjusts the output to optimize sound quality. Additionally, the RCS-606H supports various audio formats, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices, from mixers to mobile devices.

Next in line, the RCS-505H offers a balance between performance and versatility. This 5-channel model features similar digital processing technology as its larger counterpart but is designed for smaller installations. It integrates user-friendly controls, making it accessible for both professionals and novices. The built-in equalizer allows for precise tonal adjustments, facilitating tailored soundscapes for diverse settings. Moreover, the RCS-505H is known for its compact design, making it ideal for space-constrained environments without compromising on audio quality.

Finally, the RCS-404H serves as an ideal entry-level option for those seeking high-quality audio performance. With 4-channel outputs, this model maintains a strong focus on providing excellent sound clarity and fidelity. While it may lack some advanced features of the RCS-606H and RCS-505H, it still delivers impressive audio performance that meets the needs of smaller venues or personal use. The RCS-404H ensures user-friendly operation, with straightforward controls that make setup and adjustment simple.

In summary, the Pioneer RCS series including the RCS-606H, RCS-505H, and RCS-404H offers a variety of features and technologies tailored to different audio requirements. Each model showcases Pioneer’s commitment to delivering exceptional sound quality, and with their advanced processing capabilities, they are well-suited for both professional installations and personal listening experiences. Whether you're a seasoned audio engineer or a casual listener, these units provide the tools necessary to achieve outstanding audio results.