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Denon AVR-2803/983 manual 1,4 _, Resetting

Models: AVR-2803/983

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(1) Resetting

(1) Resetting		"learned" buttons
1	Press	the	USE/LEARN button with the tip of a pen, etc., to set
	the learn		mode.

•The mode selector buttons and LEARNED/TX indicator flash.

Hashes

Press the mode button of the equipment that is to be reset.

• Mode button and LEARNED/TX indicator flash.

(ZZ)

CABLE

Hold for 4 seconds or longer the mode button of the equipment that is to be reset and the ON/SOURCE button.

•The mode button and the LEARNED/TX indicator will again flash, and the learned remote control signal of the selected equipment will be deleted.

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4 Press the USE/LEARN button.

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Denon AVR-2803/983 manual 1,4 _, Resetting

Contents

AV SURROUND RECEIVER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSCABINET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE AVR-2803/983•SAFETY PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSETHIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS •ACCESSORIES TABLE OF CONTENTSBEFORE USING CAUTIONS ON INSTALLATION1.Digital Surround Sound Decoding FEATURESCAUTIONS ON HANDLING 10.Component Video SwitchingCONNECTIONS Connecting the audio output jacks I Connecting a TV or DBS tuner MONITOR OUTNote on connecting the digital input jacks I Connecting•Precaution when using S-jacks @ @ 9@D @@ @@_ @@ @@@__ _uooo Joor++++,l++DVD IN jacks Connecting a DVD playerConnecting a monitor +IV MONITOR OUT jack +++++I+Notes =>=>Note to CATV system installer Connection of AM antennasThese jacks are for inputting multi-channelaudio signals from an outboard decoder, or a component with a different type of multi-channeldecoder, such as a DVD Audio player, a multi-channelSACD player, or other future multi-channelsound format decoder Connections the powerConnecting • Precautions when connecting speakers•This unit is equipped with a high-speedprotection circuit. The purpose of this circuit is to protect the speakers under circumstances such as when the output of the power amplifier is inadvertently short-circuitedand a large current flows, when the temperature surrounding the unit becomes unusually high, or when the unit is used at high output over a long period which results in an extreme temperature rise DEN _ _ PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS• _Li _ c o c:iiI bCbCb%.C.zJiI _;_._.,._ENTER SETTING UP THE SYSTEMSETU P button R buttons•Speaker system layout Basic system layout System Setup MenuDelay Time Channel Level Digital In Assignment Video In Assignment Dolby Digital SetupDelay _s_;_Setup Menu ConfigurationCrossover Frequency NOTES Assignment of low frequency signal range41l:IIgl Subwoofer Mode lqil_l LFE +MainZone2 Control Delay Time Set The Distance To Delay TimeSystem Setup Menu Speaker Configuration Video In Assignment Oolby Digital SetupDefault DelayTime Delay TimeTest % osdRChannel Level Test Tone Start _< Level Clear i_4Setup SetupConfiguration DelayDolby Digital Setup Zone2 Control Setup MenuConfiguration DelayVideo In Assignment Dolby Digital Setup 1 Setting the power amplifier assignmentSystem Setup Menu Speaker Configuration Delay Time Channel Level Digital In AssignmentAuto Tuner Presets Setup Lock Zone2 Control Power Amp Assignment_ -40dB0dB System Setup Menu On Screen Display Trigger Out SetupTrigger Out Setup Auto Tuner Presets Setup Lock Auto Surround ModeOn Screen Display System Setup Menu Ext. In Subw00ferLevelTrigger Out Setup At the System Setup Menu select Trigger Out SetupSetup Auto Tuner Presets Setup LockMenu At the System Setup Menu select Setup LockSetup Trigger Out Setup Auto Tuner Presets• On-screendisplay signals NOTES REMOTE CONTROL UNIToooo @.¢_¢rq0000 C2D 3E CADDVD preset codes NOTESPage 6566 ___.J8oE.o NOTES Flashes1System call buttons 2,6 62 Storing system call signals k, oo .j3 Using the system call function 2Making the punch through setting1Punch through button 1 Resetting 1,4 _2 Resetting the punch through setting 11 3,4_-4 L ¢=,_,_ OPERATIONfunction o o o oExample: CD mode selectionInput signal display Example: StereoInput mode display e_TiN modeSTEREO mode 2 Listening over headphones l ol •I:H.....U i:d::iUF;:CEI 1 Adjusting the sound quality TONEE:.L..,L.. L.._ Using the dimmer function2,42 STATUSPage NOTES MULTI ZONE MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEMNOTES I_SURROUNDFader FJ_t_4: _ REAR IDOLSV cioe3,51,4,6 SURROUNUMooESELECDimension Control IiODE ci,i0::,E,::ii,i0::,EDOLi..:iMPL PANORAMA _4:_l_t_ DIMENSION4 CENTER WIDTH 4DTS NEO:6 IDoB1 3,5 1,4,6 3 4,5,613 2 4,5 2,6 _OL __ _Dialogue Normalization SBD. COMPCH OUT4 JkPersonal Memory Plus DSP SURROUND SIMULATIONROCK ARENA TONE _ Yes4NOTES F:::::o:oooov 1 2 1,34medium 2,3,4ROCKARENA ROOMSIZEROOM SIZE DELAY TIMESurround parameters _ MODE: DTS NEO:6 •Cinema •Music•Surround modes and parameters NOTES b 1 ¢ @e.e_@dooo LISTENING TO THE RADIOA4FMIO?. 90MHz A5FM 90. IOMHz rv_--iie=q0 ilNii A1FM 8?. 50MHz A2FE489. IOMHz A3FM 98, IOMHzPress the TUNING PRESET button LAST FUNCTION MEMORYINITIALIZATION OF THE MICROPROCESSOR TUNINGarise,first TROUBLESHOOTINGIf a problem shouldE_ r_ F;q D ADDITIONAL INFORMATIOND D D c_l D_DD DI _ ccouucco_with 6.1-channel D D c_llDFq r_ r_q Change of positioning and acoustic image2.When not using surround back speakers 1Basic setting for primarily watching moviesDolby Surround •Dolby Digital and Dolby Pro Logic2Dolby Pro Logic •DTS compatible media and playback methods •DTS Nee:6 Cinema •DTS-ES TM Discrete•DTS-ES TM Matrix •DTS Neo:6 TM surroundThe sampling frequency, number of bits and number of channels used for recording of music, etc., in studios has been increasing _nrecent years, and there are a growing number of high quality signal sources, including 96 kHz/24 bit 5.1-channelsources Default settings Signals and adiustabilJty in the different modes Surround Mode RIAA deviation: Signal-to-noiseratio SPECIFICATIONS•Power amplifier Rated output Dynamic power Output terminals •AnalogTelephone: 03 DENON, Ltd