Marantz SR6004, SR5004 manual Status Displays, Supported Media USB, File Systems Supported USB, O d

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ENGLISH

OTHERS (USB / iPod)

STATUS DISPLAYS

When any of the displays listed in the table below have appeared on the FL display, it means that the unit is one of the statuses listed below.

 

What appears on the FL display

What appears on

Status

 

the monitor display

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The USB or iPod has not been

 

N O D E V I C E

 

 

No device

 

 

 

connected properly.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

An unrecognizable device has

 

C H E C K

D E V I C E

 

Check device

 

 

been connected.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

USB media with an unsupported

 

C H E C K

F S

 

 

Check FS

 

 

 

file system has been connected.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The overcurrent protection

 

! O V E R C U R R E N T !

 

 

 

 

!Over current!

function of the unit’s USB

 

 

 

 

 

 

connector has been triggered.

 

 

 

 

 

 

USB media with no playback

 

N O A U D I O F I L E

 

 

 

 

No audio file

files recorded on it has been

 

 

 

 

 

 

connected.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The unit has attempted to play a

 

C H E C K

F I L E

 

 

Check file

 

 

 

non-playable file.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

P R E S S

T O P

K E Y

 

Press top key

The reading of the file failed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

An iPod that does not operate

 

P R E S S

M O D E

K E Y

 

 

 

 

Press mode key

correctly in direct mode was

 

 

 

 

 

 

connected.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The iPod cannot be detected

 

C H E C K

i P o d

 

 

Check iPod

 

 

 

properly.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ADVANCED OPERATION

SUPPORTED MEDIA (USB)

•Do not connect a personal computer to the unit's USB connector. Music cannot be imported to the unit's USB connector from a personal computer.

•It may not be possible to use a media device that has been plugged into a USB card reader.

•Depending on the USB media being used, it may take some time to read the data.

•Depending on the USB media being used, it may not be possible to read the data correctly or the power may not be supplied correctly.

•Users should bear in mind that we will not be liable in any way for any losses of or changes to data or for any media malfunctions which occur while the USB media device is being used. We recommend that you make a backup of any data stored on USB media before using the media in this unit.

Specifications

Compliance with USB 2.0 full speed

 

Devices in compliance with the USB Mass Storage Class standard

Connections supported

− USB flash memory devices (sizes of 256MB and up supported)

− HDDs supporting USB connections

 

 

− When a portable audio player is used as a USB memory devices

Sub class

SCSI

FILE SYSTEMS SUPPORTED (USB)

•When USB media is partitioned, the unit can read only the first partition. Furthermore, depending on the partition configuration, it may not be possible to read the partition correctly.

Formats

FAT16 / FAT32

Hierarchy

Hierarchical levels of folders whose files can be played hierarchically: Max.

8 levels excluding the root

 

Partition

Basic area of less than 255 GBytes in head partition.

Maximum number of folders

700

Maximum number of files

65535

Maximum number of folder

64 Byte (VFAT long names supported)

characters

 

Maximum number of file

640Byte (VFAT long names supported) Extensions (.xxx) included

characters

 

NAMES AND

FUNCTIONS

BASIC

CONNECTIONS

BASIC

OPERATION

ADVANCED

CONNECTIONS

SETUP

ADVANCED

OPERATION

TROUBLESHOOTING

OTHERS

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Contents SR6004 SR5004 Important Safety Instructions Table of Contents GUI FeaturesHdmi Before USE Equipment Mains Working SettingDo not Locate Following Places Panel Door SR6004 onlyFront Panel Remote ControlNames and Function ¡0A-SURR FL Display and IndicatorRemote Controller Volume +/- buttons Power on and OFF buttonsSpkr button Zone a / B buttons‹4LEARN indicator ¤6SETUP/MODE button‹5MACRO indicator ‹6Information indicator1AC Outlets Rear Panel0AC Height of the Speaker Units Speaker PlacementBasic Connections Connecting Speaker Wire Connecting SpeakersSource’s connected to digital input jacks Connecting Audio ComponentsConnecting Digital Audio Components VIDEO, S-VIDEO, Component Jacks Connecting Video ComponentsVideo Jack Component JackHdmi Jacks Connecting Hdmi ComponentsConnecting Hdmi Components Connecting the AC Power Cable Connecting the AntennasConnecting the Supplied Antennas Connecting AN Outdoor AntennasAMP Operation Basic OperationTuner Operation AMP Mode Remote Controller OperationTuner Mode SR6004 SR5004RX101 Connecting for Speaker C USE BI-AMP ConnectionAdvanced Connections Connecting AN External Power Amplifier Connecting Multi Channel Audio ComponentsZone a Connecting for Another ZoneZone B Connecting Other Equipment Connecting the Remote Control JacksRS-232C DC OUT DC TriggerXM Satellite Radio Connecting the Satellite RadioSirius Satellite Radio CanadaGraphical User Interface GUI Menu System SetupLocking Submenus RC007SR/RC008SR Button ControlFunction Input Setup Assignable Digital Input Input SetupDefault 7.1CH Input SetupFunction Rename SpaceAuto Setup Audyssey Multeq Speaker SetupAuto Setup Manual SetupSet the microphone in the main listening position HOW to Perform Auto Setup Audyssey MulteqExample ExampleDisplayed Error Cause How to Remedy Error MessagesLPF/HPF Manual SetupSpeakers Size Speakers Level Speakers DistanceChannel Level Surround SetupChannel Level NEO6 Parameter PLIIx PRO Logic IIX Music ParameterCsii Parameter Video Setup Preference Zone SetupDC Trigger Setup Acoustic EQ Check Audyssey Multeq Adjust User EQSurround Mode Selecting the Surround ModeDisplay Mode Auto SurroundListening Through Headphones Night ModeDolby Headphone Mode DAXCH Input Attenuation to Analog Input SignalSelecting Analog Audio Input or Digital Audio Input Dual Backup Memory Using the Sleep TimerRecovery of Memory LIP.SYNCVideo Convert Hdmi ResolutionConvert Hdmi OUT SR6004 onlyTuner Operation Preset Memory Clearing Stored Preset Stations Sorting Preset StationsName Input of the Preset Station ↔ B ↔ C ... Z ↔ 1 ↔ 2 ↔ 3 .... ↔ ↔ + ↔ / ↔ Blank ↔ a UP ↔Satellite Radio Overview Checking the XM Signal Strength and Radio IDListening to XM Satellite Radio Listening to Satellite RadioO O O R a D I O I D Switching XM Information in the Front Panel DisplayO 4 6 T o p T r a O p T r a c k s M E / T I T L ECategory Search Mode Preset channel can be checked on the on screen display Checking the XM Preset ChannelChannel Direct Call 0 4Listening to Sirius Satellite Radio Checking the Sirius Signal Strength and Radio IDClearing Stored Preset Channels M E / T I T L E O i d N e y Switching Sirius Information in the Front Panel DisplayO O O S i r i u s I D 0 2Preset Search Mode Search ModeALL Channel Search Mode R 0 4 S W O R D O K 0 0 1 7a b c d e f g SETTING/RELEASING Parental LockParental Lock S W O R D 9 9 9 W W O R D When NEW Word is displayedPreparations for USB Operation Remote ControllerWhat Appears on the FL Display → U S BPlaying Files on the USB Media Connecting USB MediaWhat Appears on the Monitor Screen File List Icon DisplaysListening to Files Repeatedly Repeat Play Playing Tracks AT Random Random PlayPlaying Specific Parts Search Preparations for iPod Operation Using the unit What Appears on the Monitor Screen Connecting the iPodViewing the Status Screen Changing the Operation Mode of the iPod Remote ModePlaying Tracks on the iPod Repeat PlaySupported Media USB Status DisplaysFile Systems Supported USB E R C U R R E N TAbout iPod Play Back Playable File Formats USBCharacter Standard Range supportedZone System Zone Playback Using the Zone OUT TerminalsZone Playback Using the Zone Speaker a Terminals Controlling a Marantz DVD DVD Mode Controlling a Marantz BD BD ModeControlling a Marantz CD CD Mode Controlling a Marantz DSS DSS ModeCorsor BASS/CHPause Play Stop Controlling a Marantz TV TV ModeControlling a Marantz RX101 M-XP Mode Preset Mode SR6004 Remote Controller Basic OperationNormal Mode Setting the Back LightLearn Mode Resetting the CodeLearning Procedure Checking the CodeErasing Programmed Codes Returning to Initial SettingsErasing the Code by Source Erasing the ALL SourcesProgramming Macros SR6004 Remote Controller Macro ModeConfirming Macros Program Method of MacroEditing Macros Using MacrosExamples of Macro Programs ExampleAMP → DVD DVD → Play AMP → Power on DVD → Power onNow, execute the macro you just programmed Clearing Macro Programs Adjusting the Interval Time of Macro Operations TransmittingWhen operating non-Marantz AV equipment products SR5004 Remote Controller Basic OperationPreset code Checking the CodeSelect the button to be learned Learn indicator lights up Erasing Programmed Codes Returning to Initial SettingsErasing the code by buttons Erasing the code by SourceSymptom Cause Solution TroubleshootingEnable GeneralStereo SurroundVideo Not enabled when the unit isHdmi Or component as the sourceUSB SR6004 only TunerGeneral Malfunction XM Satellite RadioFront KEY Button Lock of the Unit Others Surround ModeSubW Subwoofer LFE Low frequency efects ex Extension OthersSource Direct AutoEX/ES ModeCircle Surround DescriptionStereo Multi CH. MOVIE, MusicDts Neo6 Dts Digital SurroundDts Digital Surround ES Dts Digital Surround 96/24About Dolby Pro Logic MacrovisionMultEQ Dynamic VolumeTMSIRIUS, XM Satellite Radio Ready Available in Alaska and HawaiiRepairs Technical SpecificationsCopyright DSS Setup CodesDVD 1001 1110, 1112, 11331024 1003, 1052, 1053, 1056Dimensions Is a registered trademark

SR6004, SR5004 specifications

The Marantz SR5004 and SR6004 are distinguished models in the world of home theater receivers, offering a perfect blend of high-quality audio performance and advanced technology. Both of these receivers are designed to cater to audiophiles and home theater enthusiasts alike, providing a solid foundation for an immersive audio experience.

The Marantz SR5004 is built on core features that focus on the highest quality audio. It boasts a power output of 100 watts per channel, enabling it to drive a wide range of speakers with ease. One of its signature technologies is the inclusion of Marantz's proprietary HDAM (High Definition Amplifier Modules), which significantly enhances the amplifier performance. This results in lower noise levels and higher dynamic range, allowing for clearer and more detailed sound reproduction.

The receiver supports multiple audio formats and is equipped with five HDMI inputs and one output, making it versatile for connecting various devices like Blu-ray players and gaming consoles. Additionally, it features 7.1 channel surround sound, ensuring a full, immersive audio experience for home theater setups. Another important aspect of the SR5004 is its robust video processing capabilities, which support 1080p video upscaling, thereby enhancing the visual performance of standard-definition content.

The SR6004, on the other hand, takes performance a step further. With an impressive power output of 110 watts per channel, it can handle more demanding speaker configurations. The SR6004 also features Marantz's proprietary Audyssey MultEQ technology, which automatically calibrates your speakers to the acoustics of your room, optimizing sound distribution across all seating positions. It is particularly beneficial for larger rooms where audio performance can vary significantly.

Both models support advanced networking capabilities, featuring Ethernet ports that allow streaming of music from various online platforms. The SR6004 goes further with its compatibility with DLNA streaming, offering a seamless way to access digital music files from a home network.

In terms of connectivity, both receivers offer a range of inputs and outputs, including component, composite, and optical audio connections, providing flexibility for any setup.

With sleek designs and intuitive interfaces, the Marantz SR5004 and SR6004 are user-friendly, making them accessible for both novices and seasoned enthusiasts. Whether for a movie night or a rich listening session, these receivers match audio quality with modern technology, making them a sound investment for any home theater system.
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