Yamaha Complete Guide to Connecting Components for the Pianocraft E700

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CONNECTING EXTERNAL COMPONENTS

About the AUX jacks

The signal input from the AUX IN jack is not output from the AUX OUT jack.

The DVD receiver’s digital and analog signal circuits are independent of each other. Analog input signals are output only from analog output jacks.

Connecting the Power Cables

After you made all connections, connect the power cables of the DVD receiver and subwoofer (optional).

About the DIGITAL jack

• The digital jack is compatible with PCM, Dolby Digital and DTS signals.

• The digital jack is designed based on EIA standards. To make a digital connection, use an optical cable that

meets EIA standards.

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This unit can output a DTS signal digitally. To reproduce a DTS encoded source, connect the DIGITAL OPTICAL OUT jack on the DVD receiver to the digital input jack on a component that features a DTS decoder.

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Contents DVD Receiver AMPLI-TUNER DVD For U.K. customers Contents About this manual FeaturesSupplied Accessories Controls and Functions Front panelDisplay Playback mode indicatorDisplay mode indicator Pause iconCommon functions Remote controlTo switch the operation mode Operations common to all modesDVD/CD mode Number buttons 1 to 9Connecting Speakers Press and hold the lever Connecting speakersConnecting a subwoofer Other connection methods Connecting a TVRGB/YUV selector switch Component video connectionAbout grounding Connecting AntennasConnecting the FM antenna Release the tabConnecting External Components Connecting a CD recorder or MD recorderAbout the Digital jack Connecting the Power CablesAbout the AUX jacks Close the battery cover Installing Batteries in the Remote ControlUsing the Remote Control To replace the batteriesSelecting AN Input Source Turning the Power to ON/STANDBYTo select an input source using Input On the front panel Press Mute to mute the sound Adjusting the Volume LevelMuting the Sound Mute To cancel the timer Adjusting the ClockSetting the Timer To cancel the sleep timer Setting the Sleep TimerTo set the sleep timer using Multi JOG Press Sleep repeatedly to set the duration forPress Dimmer To cancel the dimmer modeChanging the Brightness of the Display Operating the OSD menu Changing DVD Setting on the TV OSD MenuPress SET UP to exit the OSD menu OSD guide LanguageSupported Disc Types About MP3, WMA, DivX and Jpeg discsBasic Playback Operations Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you store all desired tracks Useful Playback OperationsCustomizing playback order Program Play Press To select PlayTo cancel Random Play Press RandomRepeat Play To cancel Repeat PlayPlaying back repeatedly To cancel A-B Repeat To repeat between two points RepeatNumber buttons Selects an item To operate the DVD menu DVD-VTo operate the video CD Playback Control menu VCD Press MenuSelecting AUDIO, Subtitle and Angle To turn off the subtitleTo return to the original scale While playing a disc or pausing, press ZoomZooming Images DVD-V Press Zoom repeatedly to select the zooming scalePress GUI again Using GUIWhile playing a disc or pausing, press GUI To turn on the Progressive Scan mode To turn off the Progressive Scan modePress / to select a file and press Enter to confirm Enjoying Multimedia Files on DiscsLoad a disc in the disc tray About the display Tuning Radio StationsTo switch the frequency step General model only Receiving FM Radio Data System stations Europe models only Selecting preset radio stations Preset TuningTo switch frequency and Radio Data System modes To select stations by program type Genre To cancel PTY Seek ModePress PTY Seek Mode Press FREQ/TEXT Prog repeatedly to select PTYAutomatically Auto Preset Manual Preset Presetting Radio StationsPresetting radio stations Press and hold Mode for more than 4 seconds Editing the name of preset radio stationsSelect the preset radio station you want to edit the name Repeat until you finish entering Press ModePlaying Back External Sources TV playbackRecording Sources with External Components Recording audio sources with the DVD receiverRotate Multi JOG to adjust each setting Adjusting SoundsAdjusting Sound Settings Press Night Night listening modeTo cancel the Night listening mode Setting remote control codes Controlling External ComponentsAvailable operations Functions for TV operation TVTroubleshooting GeneralProblem Cause Solution Remote control does not Problem Cause Solution DVD receiver does notRecorded with an external Recorder Clock setting has Operate properlyDisc playback Radio reception Additional Information Disc InformationHandling a disc Audio information GlossaryAudio formats Video signal information Copyright and logo marksSpecifications Amplifier SectionCable TV Digital Broadcast Satellite tunerAvertissement CQX1A1058Z

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