Pioneer VSX-45TX manual Multi Room & Source Remote in terminals see pages, Speakers terminals see

Displays & Controls

	8	9 10 11					12
ASSIGNABLE
	MONITOR OUT
Y								AC OUTLET
PB	12V
	TRIGGER
	(DC OUT12V/
PR	100mA MAX)
Y (DVD/LD) IN 1
PB
	MULTI-ROOM	SPEAKERS
	& SOURCE							SURROUND BACK /		ı
	REMOTE IN	Å		FRONT		CENTER	R SURROUND L
PR			R		L			R	L
Y		ª								ª
PB
PR RS-232C		·								·
	(TV/SAT) IN 2
COMPONENT VIDEO

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PREPARATION

10 MULTI ROOM & SOURCE REMOTE IN terminals (see pages 74–79).

Use these terminals to hook up a sub-system in a secondary room. This hook up requires a separately sold IR receiver and allows you to use the receiver to hear different audio sources in different rooms.

11 SPEAKERS terminals (see page 25)

Use these terminals to connect speakers to the receiver. The FRONT, CENTER and SUR- ROUND terminals are for the main speaker system and the SURROUND BACK speakers can be set to either the main system, the SECOND ZONE, or the MULTI ROOM. See page 37 to set the SURROUND BACK speakers.

12 AC OUTLET (switched, 100 W max)

Hook up an external component to the power supply of this receiver. Only do this with audio or video components being used in this system and never hook up heavy equipment (like TVs, heaters, air conditioners, refrigerators, etc.) to this receiver.

13 USB AUDIO IN terminal

Use this terminal to connect a PC to this receiver (see pages 71–72).

14 Audio input/output terminals (connect analog components here, see page 20)

Use these terminals to input/output the audio signal from analog components (like a cassette deck or turntable). These are analog jacks.

15 Video components input/output terminals

Input/output signals from your video compo- nents (DVD, VCR, TV tuners, SAT tuners, etc.) here. (see pages 17–19).

16 MULTI CH IN terminals (see page 21)

Use these terminals to input a multichannel surround signal (for example, a DVD-Audio signal) in an analog fashion. These are analog jacks.

17 COMPONENT VIDEO IN terminals (see pages 16–17)

Use these terminals to hook up the video connections of your video components with this high quality method. Your components will have to have the terminals as well to take advantage of this kind of connection. If you don't connect as per the default settings (see page 16) you need to complete "Assigning the Component Video Inputs" (see page 92).

18 RS-232C Connection

This is a future-oriented port that has the possibil-

ity on inputting and/or outputting information to/ 35 from the receiver.