Remote Control | Yamaha TSS-15 instruction

8VOLUME control

This control is used to adjust the volume.

9Remote control sensor

This sensor receives infrared signals from remote con- trol.

0 SILENT CINEMA headphones jack

A pair of headphones can be connected to this mini jack for private listening. WithYamaha’s Silent Cinema technology, you can enjoy multichannel surround sound even when using headphones. No sound is out- put by the speakers while a plug is inserted in this jack.

■Remote Control

MODE

STANDBY/ON

MOVIE MUSIC SPORTS GAME

VOLUME

MUTE

	SP LEVEL			NIGHT
SW	CENTER		SURR	TEST
				DUAL MONO
				DUAL MONO
1	2		3	4
		INPUT

1STANDBY/ON [ ] button

This button is used to set the TSS-15 to On or Standby.

Note:

While on Standby, the TSS-15 consumes a small amount of power so that it’s able to receive commands from the remote control.

2MODE button

This button is used to select the following listening modes: Dolby Pro Logic II Movie, Dolby Pro Logic II Music, or Auto (see page 15). It can also be used to cancel the Cinema DSP listening modes.

3MOVIE, MUSIC, SPORTS & GAME buttons

These buttons are used to select the Movie, Music, Sports, and Game Cinema DSP listening modes. The button for the selected mode lights up (see page 14).

4VOLUME [–] & [+] buttons

These buttons are used to adjust the volume. The Down [–] button reduces the volume, the Up [+] button increases it.

5MUTE button

This button is used to mute the TSS-15. While the TSS-15 is muted, the volume level indicators ﬂash. Press is again to unmute the TSS-15.

6SP LEVEL buttons

These buttons are used to adjust the levels of the sub- woofer (SW), center speaker (CENTER), and surround speakers (SURR) (see page 12).

7NIGHT button

This button is used to set the Night listening mode (see page 15).

8TEST button

This button is used to turn the test tone on or off (see page 13).

9DUAL MONO button

When listening to a multilingual TV program, this but- ton can be used to select the main, sub, or both lan- guages.

0INPUT buttons 1–4

These buttons are used to select inputs 1 through 4 (see page 12).