Pioneer VSX-D41, VSX-D511 manual Connecting antennas, FM wire antenna

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03 Connecting up

AUDIO

OUTPUT

VIDEO

OUTPUT

S-VIDEO	TV tuner (or Satellite tuner)
OUTPUT
S-VIDEO		The arrows
OUTPUT		indicate the
OUTPUT		indicate the
VIDEO		direction of
OUTPUT		the signal.
AUDIO	DVD player (or LD player)
OUTPUT

S-VIDEO		The arrows
S-VIDEO
INPUT
INPUT		indicate the
VIDEO		indicate the
VIDEO		direction of
INPUT		direction of
INPUT		the signal.
		the signal.
	TV (monitor)

Connecting antennas

Connect the AM loop antenna and the FM wire antenna as shown at right. To improve reception and sound quality, connect external antennas (see Using external antennas, next page). Always make sure that the receiver is switched off and unplugged from the wall outlet before making or changing any connections.

FM wire antenna

Connect the FM wire antenna and fully extend vertically along a window frame or other suitable area, etc.

AM LOOP

ANTENNA

FM WIRE

ANTENNA

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Contents VSX-D411VSX-D511 Important Notice Page Contents Before you start Checking what’s in the box Installing the receiverOperating range of remote control unit Making cable connections02 5 minute guide Introduction to home theater Hook up your TV Minute guide Listening to Surround SoundHook up your DVD player 02 5 minute guide Connect your speakersPlay a DVD, and adjust the volume to your liking Minute guide1ch 02 5 minute guide Using the Quick Setup1ch 0ch Press EnterDigital audio cords/Optical cables Connecting upAudio/Video cords Video cables VSX-D511 onlyConnecting up Connecting digital components Connecting audio componentsSignal Connecting up Connecting DVD 5.1 channel componentsConnecting video components Arrows indicateConnecting antennas FM wire antennaAntenna snap connectors Connecting up AM loop antennaUsing external antennas To improve FM receptionSnap shut the speaker terminal to secure Connecting the speakersSpeaker terminals Hints on speaker placement Operating other Pioneer components Connecting up AC outletBy connecting a control cord optional Connected equipment should not exceed 100 W 0.8 aControls and displays Front Panel 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18Display Master VolumeControls and displays DTSDirect PRO LogicATT MidnightReceiver Controls and displays Remote ControlDVD Subtitle TOP MenuAudio Standard modes Playing sources Introduction to Sound ModesStereo/Direct Advanced Surround modesPlaying sources Choosing the input signalUsing Stereo/Direct ExpandedPlaying sources Listening to multi-channel playback Using Advanced SurroundUsing Loudness and Midnight listening Pro Logic Music Pro Logic II MovieMidnight Off Loudness Using the tone controlsPlaying other sources TrebleSelect DVD/LD if it is not already selected Press Signal Select front panel repeatedly to select 5.1 chPlaying sources Selecting the multi-channel analog inputs Speaker setting Setting up the receiverChoosing your receiver setup Subwoofer settingCrossover frequency setting Speaker settingSubwoofer setting FL-C -SSCenter speaker distance setting LFE attenuator settingFront speaker distance setting Surround speaker distance set- tingCoaxial digital input setting Dynamic range control settingDual mono setting Optical digital input settingWhen you’re done, press Test Tone to turn off the test tone Setting the relative volume level of each channelUse Level +/- to adjust the speaker levels in turn Press Standard Press Test Tone to output the test toneUsing the tuner Listening to the radio Improving FM stereo soundDisplay shows ST. MEMORY, then a blinking memory class Using the tuner Saving station presetsTune to a station you want to memo Rize Choose the station preset you want to name Using the tuner Naming station presetsListening to station presets Press Station +/- to select the station preset you wantMaking Recordings Making an audio or a video recording Monitoring your recordingPlace the antenna farther away from the equipment causing Additional information TroubleshootingAdjust the Master Volume ReceiverRemove the obstacle or operate from another position Additional informationFront panel refer to LightVideo Section Additional information SpecificationsAmplifier Section FM Tuner Section16-9/16 W x 6-4/16 H x 15-8/16 D Power Consumption 260 WDimensions 19.8 lbAdditional information Additional information 0 4 2 1 1 4 0 TNGZF/01L00001 Printed XRB3011-A

VSX-D511, VSX-D41 specifications

The Pioneer VSX-D41 and VSX-D511 represent a significant step forward in home audio technology for their time, offering robust features and advanced technologies that cater to home theater enthusiasts.

The VSX-D41 is a 5.1-channel receiver that delivers a power output of 100 watts per channel, prominent for providing a rich and immersive audio experience. The receiver supports various surround sound formats, including Dolby Digital and DTS, ensuring that users can enjoy precise audio reproduction for movies, music, and games. Its Audio Delay feature allows synchronization of sound with the on-screen action, enhancing the viewing experience. Additionally, the VSX-D41 includes a built-in equalizer for sound customization, enabling users to fine-tune their listening experience according to their preferences.

On the other hand, the VSX-D511 takes these features a step further with its 6.1 channel support. This model also boasts 100 watts per channel but adds an extra rear speaker channel for a more encompassing surround sound experience. The VSX-D511 comes equipped with Pioneer's Multi-Channel Acoustic Calibration System (MCACC), which analyzes the unique acoustics of a room to optimize speaker settings for balanced sound throughout. This ensures that users receive the best possible audio quality regardless of their room's layout.

Both models feature advanced connectivity options, including multiple audio inputs and outputs, allowing for seamless integration with various audio and video components. The inclusion of digital audio inputs provides flexibility in connecting modern devices. Additionally, the receivers feature a clear and user-friendly onscreen display, making navigation through settings and available inputs straightforward.

In terms of build quality, both receivers feature a robust design that is emblematic of Pioneer's commitment to durability and performance. They can handle high-definition audio signals, making them suitable for both legacy and contemporary audio sources.

In conclusion, the Pioneer VSX-D41 and VSX-D511 embody the advancements in audio technology during their era. With their powerful audio output, support for multiple surround sound formats, and user-friendly features, these AV receivers are excellent choices for enhancing any home theater system, delivering an unforgettable audio experience.