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Symptom

Cause

Remedy

No sound from one speaker.

• The speaker setting has been set to NO.

• Change the setting in Speaker Setting on page 44.

• The speaker level is too low.

• Check the level in Channel Level on page 45.

 

 

• The speaker isn’t connected properly.

• Check Connecting the speakers on page 20 to make sure

 

the speaker is connected correctly.

•The source has no sound output for that channel.

•By choosing an advanced effect listening mode (see Listening in surround sound on page 30), you may be able to create an extra channel for the speaker.

Sound is produced from analog components, but not from digital ones (DVD, LD, CD-ROM etc.).

• The digital input assignment is wrong.

• Assign the digital inputs correctly (see Assigning the

 

digital inputs on page 63).

 

 

• The digital components aren't connected

• Make sure you have properly connected the digital

properly.

component to the corresponding input on the back of the

 

receiver (see Connecting up on page 14).

 

 

• The player is not compatible with the source

• Choose a compatible source, or check the component’s

you're using, or the player settings are

manual for the correct settings.

incorrect.

 

 

 

• The digital output level has been turned

• Set the digital volume level of the player to full, or to the

down on a CD recorder or other component

neutral position.

equipped with digital output level adjustment

 

capability.

 

 

 

• The multichannel analog inputs are

• Press MULTI CH IN again (see Selecting the

selected.

multichannel analog inputs on page 37).

 

 

• The input signal type is set to ANALOG.

• Set the input signal type to DIGITAL (see Choosing the

 

input signal on page 33).

No sound is output or a noise is output when Dolby Digital/DTS software is played back.

• A DVD player not compatible with Dolby

• Make sure your DVD player is compatible with Dolby

Digital/DTS is being used.

Digital/DTS.

 

 

• The settings on the DVD player are incorrect

• Make sure the player's settings are correct and/or the

and/or the DTS signal output is turned off.

DTS signal out is on. Refer to the instruction manual

 

supplied with the DVD player.

 

 

• The digital output level is turned down on a

• Set the digital volume level of the player to full, or to the

CD player or other component equipped with

neutral position.

digital output level adjustment capability. (The

 

DTS signal has been altered by the player, and

 

cannot be read.)

 

Other audio problems

Symptom

Cause

Remedy

Broadcast stations cannot be selected automatically, or there seems to be considerable noise in radio broadcasts.

FM broadcasts

 

• The FM antenna is not fully extended or is

• Fully extend the FM wire antenna, position for best

poorly positioned.

reception, and secure to a wall.

 

 

• Weak radio signals.

• Connect an outdoor FM antenna (see page 19).

 

 

AM broadcasts

 

• The AM antenna is poorly positioned.

• Adjust the direction and position for best reception.

 

 

• Weak radio signals.

• Connect an additional internal or external AM antenna

 

(see page 19).

•Interference caused by other equipment (fluorescent lamp, motor, etc.).

•Turn off the equipment causing the noise or move it away from the receiver.

•Place the antenna farther away from the equipment causing the noise.

A multi channel DVD source

• The source is coming from something other

• Check the MULTI CH IN connections (see Connecting

appears to be downmixed from 2 than the MULTI CH IN jacks (for example,

multichannel analog components on page 17) and select

channels during playback.

digital PCM output, etc.)

the multichannel analog inputs with the MULTI CH IN

 

 

button (see Selecting the multichannel analog inputs on

 

 

page 37).

 

 

Noise is output when scanning a • The scan function performed by the player

• This is not a malfunction, but be sure to turn the volume

DTS CD.

slightly alters the digital information, making

down to prevent the output of loud noise from your

 

it unreadable.

speakers.

 

 

 

When playing a DTS format LD

• The input signal type is set to ANALOG.

• Set the input signal type to DIGITAL (see Choosing the

there is audible noise on the

 

input signal on page 33)

soundtrack.

 

 

 

 

 

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Contents VSX-9100TX Wash hands after handling Information to UserImportant Safety Instructions Contents Other connections Other SettingsControlling the rest of your system Additional informationBefore you start Chapter FeaturesBefore you start Checking what’s in the boxBefore you start Ventilation Installing the receiverLoading the batteries Introduction to home theater Minute guide02 5 minute guide Chapter Listening to Surround SoundFront speakers Powered subwooferMinute guide Surround speakers02 5 minute guide Make sure ‘Normal SB’ is selected then press EnterFollow the instructions on-screen Other problems when using the Auto Mcacc Setup Checking the settings on your DVD or other playerPlaying a source Connecting up Chapter Connecting upAbout cable types Connecting up About the video converterConnecting up Connecting digital audio components CD recorder DVD or LD player CD playerOutput jacks Connecting up Connecting analog audio componentsConnecting multichannel analog components TipTV tuner Connecting up Connecting video componentsConnecting to the front panel video terminal DVD or LD playerUsing external antennas Connecting up Connecting antennasFM wire antenna AM loop antennaConnecting the speakers Front speakersOverhead view of speaker setup Hints on speaker placementView of 7.1 channel speaker setup Connecting upPower cord caution AC outletControls and displays Chapter Listening Mode SelectControls and displays Front panelControls and displays Controls and displays Display Tuned StereoMono SleepControls and displays Remote control DTV Info 6TUNE/ST +/- /ENTERDTV ON/OFF Tuner DisplayOperating range of remote control unit Listening in surround sound Listening to your systemListening to your system Chapter Auto playbackListening to your system Using the Home THX modesUsing the Advanced surround effects PRO LogicUse the +/- buttons to adjust the setting Dolby Pro Logic IIx Music settingsNeo6 Music settings Press EFFECT/CH SEL again to adjust other settingsChoosing the input signal Listening to your system Listening with Acoustic CalibrationPress Extended Mode front panel repeatedly Listening to your system Using the surround back channelExtended mode To cycle the surround back channel optionsListening to your system Using the Virtual Surround Back Mode VirtualSBPress Tone to select the frequency you want to adjust Using the tone controlsPress SHIFT+DIALOG E to switch dialog enhancement on or off Enhancing dialogSelecting the multichannel analog inputs Using the sleep timerListening to your system Playing other sources 30 minMaking receiver settings from the System Setup menu System Setup menuSystem Setup menu Chapter Surround back speaker settingSelect the surround back speaker setting System Setup menuManual Mcacc speaker setup Select ‘MANUAL MCACC’ from the System Setup menuFine Channel Level Fine Channel DistanceCopying your Acoustic Calibration EQ settings Setting the Acoustic Calibration EQ automaticallyAcoustic Calibration EQ Checking your Acoustic Calibration EQ settings Setting the Acoustic Calibration EQ manuallyFront Align Select the setting you want to check Manual speaker setupSelect ‘Manual SP Setup’ then press Enter Speaker Setting Select ‘Speaker Setting’ from the Manual SP Setup menuCrossover Network Channel LevelSelect ‘Speaker Distance’ from the Manual SP Setup menu Speaker DistanceTuning directly to a station Using the tunerUsing the tuner Chapter Listening to the radioListening to station presets Using the tuner Saving station presetsNaming station presets AbcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzMaking an audio or a video recording Making recordingsMaking recordings Chapter Prepare the recorderControlling the rest of your system Setting the remote to control other componentsSelecting preset codes directly Controlling the rest of your system ChapterUse cursor left/right to select Learn then press Enter Press the Receiver button to exit and store the operationsConfirming preset codes Erasing all of the remote control presetsDirect function Select Controlling the rest of your system Controls for TVsInput DiscCD/MD/CD-R/DVD/LD SHIFT+HDD Controlling the rest of your systemEnter Guide Shift + DVDOther connections Second Zone speaker B setupSwitching the speaker system Other connections ChapterOther connections Bi-amping your front speakers Bi-wiring your speakersFront left Speaker Other connections Multi-room listening Using the sub room controlsUsing the remote control in the sub room Making multi-room connectionsOther connections Using the front panel multi-room controlsUse the Master Volume dial to adjust the volume Press the Multi Room ON/OFF button on the front panelOther connections Connecting additional amplifiers Using this receiver with a Pioneer plasma displayPioneer plasma Using the SR+ mode with a Pioneer plasma displayDVD player Page Input Assign menu Other SettingsOther Settings Chapter Assigning the digital inputsSelect ‘Other Setup’ then press Enter Other SettingsOther Setup menu Assigning the component video inputsSelect ‘DRC Setup’ from the Other Setup menu Dynamic Range Control SetupDual Mono Setup Choose the setting that you wantSelect ‘LFE ATT Setup’ from the Other Setup menu LFE Attenuator SetupSR+ Setup for Pioneer plasma displays Select ‘SR+ Setup’ from the Other Setup menuMulti Room Setup Volt Trigger SetupAdditional information TroubleshootingPower Additional information ChapterAdditional information No soundOther audio problems Digital inputs onVideo Audio components onSettings DisplayRemote control Extended Auto setting, the EXSwitching the speaker impedance Additional information Resetting the main unitPress System Setup to confirm Additional information Surround sound formats DolbyAdditional information About THX Additional information Specifications Cleaning the unitOnce you have established a comfortable sound level To establish a safe levelDecibel Level Example Pioneer Corporation

VSX-9100TX specifications

The Pioneer VSX-9100TX is a powerful and versatile surround sound receiver that has garnered a strong reputation among audio enthusiasts since its release. Designed to cater to the needs of home theater aficionados, the VSX-9100TX comes packed with features and technologies that elevate the listening experience, making it a noteworthy addition to any audio setup.

One of the standout characteristics of the VSX-9100TX is its robust amplification capabilities. The receiver boasts a 7.1 channel output, delivering an impressive total power of 100 watts per channel. This means that users can experience rich, dynamic sound across multiple audio channels, making it an excellent choice for immersive movie watching or music listening.

Incorporating Dolby Digital EX and DTS-ES technologies, the VSX-9100TX ensures that users can revel in high-quality surround sound, regardless of the source material. This versatility allows for seamless playback of both stereo and multi-channel audio formats, allowing for an expansive soundstage that enhances the overall experience.

Another essential feature of the VSX-9100TX is its advanced room calibration technology. The built-in MCACC (Multi-Channel Acoustic Calibration System) optimizes sound output by analyzing the room's acoustics and adjusting the speaker settings accordingly. This results in a more balanced and natural sound that adapts to your specific environment, ensuring that every listener can enjoy optimal audio quality.

Connectivity options are plentiful with the VSX-9100TX, featuring multiple HDMI inputs, component video inputs, and analog audio inputs, making it highly adaptable to various media sources. Additionally, the receiver supports video upscaling, allowing users to enhance the quality of standard-definition sources to a higher resolution for improved viewing experiences.

The VSX-9100TX also includes a user-friendly interface, allowing easy navigation through its array of settings and features. The remote control provides intuitive access to various functions, making it convenient for users to switch between inputs, adjust volume, or engage different sound modes with ease.

In conclusion, the Pioneer VSX-9100TX stands out with its impressive amplification, cutting-edge audio technologies, and user-friendly features. Whether for movies, music, or gaming, this receiver is designed to deliver an exceptional audio experience, setting a standard that resonates with audiophiles and casual listeners alike. Its combination of power, versatility, and advanced sound calibration makes it a compelling choice for anyone looking to enhance their home theater system.
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