Pioneer VSX-409RDS operating instructions Making a Video Recording, Load the DVD, LD, etc

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Making a Recording

Making a Video Recording

The following steps show you how to make a video recording from a video source connected to the receiver, such as a DVD player, LD player, etc., to a video deck connected to the VCR/DVR connectors.

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The receiver's volume, channel levels, tone (bass, treble), S. bass, and surround effects (Dolby

 

Pro Logic and DSP settings) have no effect on the recorded audio signal.

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On the receiver, select the source directly using the front panel buttons.

2Prepare the programme source.

Load the DVD, LD, etc.

 

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3Insert a blank tape or DVR into the VCR/DVR and set the audio recording level (if

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Most video recorders set the audio recording level automatically— check your video's instruction manual if you are unsure whether yours has manual controls.

4Start recording on the VCR/DVR, then start playback from the source component.

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Contents VSX-409RDS Information to User VentilationTable of Contents Features Using this Manual Checking the Supplied AccessoriesSet up Introductory InformationOperating range of remote control unit Preparing the Remote ControlSpecial note on the remote control Loading the batteriesConnecting Your System Connecting AntennasUsing external antennas Connecting Audio Components Cassette deck placementAudio cords Connecting DVD 5.1 Channel Components Audio/Video cords Connecting Video ComponentsSpeaker terminals Connecting SpeakersView of speaker set up Hints on speaker placementSetting Up for Surround Sound Setting Up for Surround SoundSwitch on the receiver Setting Up for Surround Sound Setting up speaker levels for DVD 5.1 CH Setting up speaker levels for Dolby Pro LogicAdjust the center CT speaker level with Level +/- buttons Press the Surround button Press the 2buttonPress CH. Select again to move to the next Setting up speaker levels for DSPFront Panel Displays & ControlsDisplay Remote Control Listening in Surround Sound Listening in Dolby Pro Logic ModePress 2DOLBY PRO Logic on the receiver Press the Surround buttonUse the Function button to select DVD Listening in DVD 5.1 Channel Input ModeSelect a DSP Mode Listening in DSP ModeUse the Effect +/- buttons to adjust DSP effect levelFinding a Station Using the TunerPress the Test Tone button to select either FM or AM Tuning Directly to a StationMemorizing Stations front panel only Press Station +/- to choose the preset Memory numberTune to a station you want to memorize Press MemoryNaming Memorized Stations front panel only Press Memory to input the first of the four CharactersTo erase or change the station name Press Class to select the class in which Station is stored Recalling Memorized StationsStored Use the Function button to put the receiverAn Introduction to RDS & EON Using the RDS display Basics of EONReceiver’s internal Program Identification function Put the receiver in FM band by pressing FM/AM button Searching for RDS Programmes front panel onlyEON search has been set. If the receiver finds Using EON search front panel onlyAn EON-linked broadcast it will automatically Jump to itMaking an Audio Recording Making a RecordingPress the Function button to select a Source to record Prepare the programme sourceLoad the DVD, LD, etc Making a Video RecordingControlling the Rest of Your System CD/MD/CD-R Player ControlsMD players only Cassette Deck Controls Number buttons DVD Player ControlsTV Controls TV FUNC. TV onlyTV VOL + Symptom Cause Remedy TroubleshootingFM broadcasts AM broadcastsAdditional Information VCR/DVR REC, CD-R/TAPE/MD REC Specifications

VSX-409RDS specifications

The Pioneer VSX-409RDS is a finely crafted audio/video receiver that exemplifies the brand's commitment to quality and user satisfaction. Released in the late 1990s, this receiver has remained popular among audiophiles and casual listeners alike, thanks to its solid performance and a robust set of features.

One of the key features of the VSX-409RDS is its powerful amplification capability. With a total power output of 100 watts per channel, this receiver is capable of driving a variety of speakers with ease. The four-channel configuration allows users to enjoy a true surround sound experience with compatible systems. Its ability to decouple sound from various input sources permits seamless integration and a dynamic listening experience.

In terms of connectivity, the VSX-409RDS comes fully equipped with multiple inputs, including dedicated RCA inputs for CDs and auxiliary equipment. It also features optical and coaxial digital inputs, ensuring high-quality audio playback from compatible devices. This versatility allows users to connect a variety of audio sources, including DVD players, gaming consoles, and even MP3 players.

The inclusion of the RDS (Radio Data System) functionality sets the Pioneer VSX-409RDS apart from many of its contemporaries. This technology grants users the ability to receive additional data transmitted alongside FM radio broadcasts, such as station names and song titles. This advancement enhances the radio listening experience, making it more engaging and informative.

The VSX-409RDS also incorporates Pioneer’s proprietary sound technologies, which include advanced DSP (Digital Signal Processing) capabilities, offering various sound modes such as Dolby Pro Logic and DTS compatibility. These features enhance the versatility of the receiver, allowing users to customize their audio experience for movies, music, or games. The built-in equalizer further fine-tunes the listening experience, accommodating personal preferences and room acoustics.

Another standout characteristic of the VSX-409RDS is its user-friendly interface. The intuitive layout and clear labeling simplify the operation, even for those new to home theater systems.

Overall, the Pioneer VSX-409RDS represents a harmonious blend of power, clarity, and connectivity, making it an excellent choice for anyone looking to enhance their home audio setup. Its enduring popularity speaks to its reliability and the quality that Pioneer consistently delivers.
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