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Audio Inputs	6 Digital: 4 SPDIF (RCA-Type), 2 TosLink (optical)
	6 Analog RCA pairs

Video Inputs	6 Composite video, 2 S-video PAL/NTSC

Audio Outputs	Stereo Remote Zone and Record, Main Room L, C, R,
	L and R side, L and R Surround, Stereo Subwoofers,
	Mono Subwoofer

Video Outputs	Composite: Main, Aux, Remote Zone, Record
	S-video: Main, Aux, Remote Zone, Record

Level/Impedance:	Audio: 5V rms, 500 ohms
	Video: 1V p/p, 75 ohms

Frequency Response:	Main Front Channels: 5Hz – 50kHz +1, –3dB, Ref. 1kHz
	Surround Channels: 5Hz – 20kHz (full range mode) +1dB,
	–3dB, Ref. 1kHz
	Subwoofers: 5Hz – 100Hz (18dB\Octave)

S/N Ratio:	90dB minimum, A weighted, Ref. 1kHz @ 1 Vrms

Setup/Calibration:	On-screen programming via remote

Trigger Outputs:	Two programmable

Remote IR-Sensor Input:	One programmable

Power Requirements:	North America: 120 VAC, 60Hz, 75 watts maximum
	Export: 230 VAC, 50Hz, 75 watts maximum
	CE approved

Decoding:	Dolby Digital and DTS decoding using leading-edge
	technology. DTS decoding is optional. 6-Axis signal process-
	ing ﬁrst introduced in the Citation 7.0 creates an enveloping
	5.1-like soundﬁeld from conventional stereo encoded and
	non-encoded program sources.

Dimensions (H x W x D):	4 x 17-1⁄2x 15 inches
(includes feet and jacks)	102 x 445 x 381 mm

Weight:	21 lbs / 9.5 kg

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Contents

5.0A/V Controller Owner’s Manual Staple or clip your original bill of sale here.Û Table of Contents Citation Table of Contents continuedIntroduction IntroductionSafety Information Important Safety Information•Avoid moist or humid locations Safety InformationSafety Information UnpackingTypographic Conventions Quick-StartInstructions Quick-StartInstructionsQuick-StartInstructions Quick-StartConnection and SetupAnalog Quick-StartInstructionsListen Programs listing Quick-StartInstructionsFront Panel Controls and Indicators Front Panel Controls & Indicators3 4 5 7Mute Button: Press this button to temporarily reduce or silence the audio output. Press the button again, or change the volume level to return to normal operation. Note that when the Mute function is activated, the level at the Record Outputs £ and Remote Zone ª will remain uninterrupted. When Mute is engaged, a reminder message will appear in the on-screendisplay see ﬁgures OSD-20and OSD-21on page 47 and the word Mute will replace the volume level indication in the Information Display !. The actual level for the system when the Mute function is engaged may be set through the System Options Menu see page Front Panel Controls & IndicatorsRear Panel Connections Rear Panel ConnectionsRear Panel Connections ¢Front Channel Audio Outputs: Connect these jacks to the inputs of the audio power ampliﬁer feeding the front left and right speakers¡S-VideoMain Output: Connect this jack to the main video display device that will be used to view the output of the source selected by the Rear Panel ConnectionsRemote Control Operation Remote Control Operation¶ • º Œ Remote Control Operation Main Portion of RemoteLower Portion of Remote Cancel: This button has two functions. Its main use is to exit from the menus and return either to normal operation or to the previous menu when conﬁguring the 5.0 or adjusting system parame- ters. Within some menus, the Cancel button will have speciﬁc “exit” functions that are shown on screen at the appropriate time. Pressing this button when the unit is in normal operating modes and no other menu is present will reset all user parameters Remote Control OperationQDigital Input Program Buttons: Press any of these buttons to select any of the six digital input programs. Note that the numbers on the buttons DO NOT refer to the equipment connected to any of the individual analog input jacks on the rear of the 5.0. These numbers call up the complete input proﬁle that is established using the Programs Setup Menu to combine any of the digital sources with any video input. See pages 37–40for more information on conﬁguring the input programs Remote Control OperationSystem Installation System InstallationInput Connections System Installation Audio InputsVideo Inputs System Installation Output ConnectionsSystem and Accessory Inputs Audio OutputsCitation 5.0 A/V Controller System InstallationVideo Outputs System InstallationRecord Outputs Remote Zone OutputsSystem Installation System Accessory ConnectionsAdditional Amplifiers System Installation Speaker Selection and Placement System ConﬁgurationSystem Conﬁguration System Conﬁguration Figure 6 Speaker Placement, Side ViewInitial Turn-On System ConﬁgurationFigure OSD-1 RESET Speaker SetupSystem Conﬁguration CitationSystem Conﬁguration is installedSystem Conﬁguration •Select NONE when no subwoofers are installed<Ð Exit Menus <Ð appears System ConﬁgurationFigure OSD-5 Figure OSD-6Figure OSD-7 System ConﬁgurationProgram Setup System ConﬁgurationFigure OSD-8 System Conﬁguration The second line, just below the line indicating how to return to the “Main Menu,” contains the program number. Remember that this number only deﬁnes the sources and conditions that you attach to it in the following steps. It DOES NOT refer to any speciﬁc input connection on the 5.0’s rear panelonce so that Input System ConﬁgurationSystem Conﬁguration System Optionsjack â on the rear panel, or both System ConﬁgurationFigure OSD-11 System ConﬁgurationEditing Watch and Listen Lists ConﬁgurationSystem Operating the Citation Turning On and OffOperating the Citation POWER OFF STANDBY Source SelectionOperating the Citation Prog 7 : DVD Pro Logic* Vol=49Setting the Volume Level CitationOperating the Setting the Balance and Level Trims MASTER VOLUME =Operating the Citation Operating the Citation Output Level Adjustment TrimsFigure OSD-22 Figure OSD-23Secondary Remote Controls Operating the CitationFigure OSD-24 Surround Modes Operating the CitationFigure OSD-25 Movie Modes vs. Music Modes Operating the Citationand music Operating the Citation Surround Mode DeﬁnitionsSelecting Surround Modes Movie ModesMusic Modes Operating the CitationViewing the Digital Mode Status Viewing System StatusOperating the Citation Figure OSD-26Advanced Features Advanced FeaturesCustomizing Surround Modes The next line down is Mode Type. Press the Û Menu Control button one more time to reach this line, but do note that if you have chosen either Dolby or 6-Axis on the line above Mode Button, you cannot move below the Mode Button line. This is to preserve their factory settings when they are selected by their dedicated buttons Advanced FeaturesAdvanced Features Customizing Digital SourcesFigure OSD-30 Remote Zone Advanced FeaturesSetting Up the Remote Zone Advanced Features System ResetFigure OSD-32 Advanced FeaturesFigure OSD-33 Figure OSD-34Figure OSD-37 Advanced FeaturesFigure OSD-38 Figure OSD-39Troubleshooting Guide Troubleshooting GuideAppendix A Appendix A Factory PresetsPage ANALOG INPUT MODE MAP Default Settings DIGITAL INPUT MODE MAP Default SettingsAppendix A Appendix B Appendix B User WorksheetsAuto Service Information Service InformationSpeciﬁcations SpeciﬁcationsFigure Index Figure IndexFigure FigureLimited U.S. and Canadian Warranty Limited U.S. and Canadian WarrantyMadrigal Audio Laboratories, Inc P.O. 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