Pioneer VSX-AX10Ai-G i.LINK interface, i.LINK messages, Message, Explanation, Symptom, Cause

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i.LINK interface

Symptom	Cause	Remedy
No sound is output.	• An output signal is not produced from the	• Refer to the manual that came with the source player.
	i.LINK connector on the source player.
	• The selected component is not compatible	• Refer to the manual that came with the source player.
	with i.LINK audio.
	• The input signal is set to 2RF, DIGITAL or	• Select i.LINK or AUTO using the SIGNAL SELECT
	ANALOG.	button (see Selecting the input signal type on page 46).
i.LINK indicator does not light up	• The 2RF, DIGITAL or ANALOG input	• Select i.LINK or AUTO using the SIGNAL SELECT
even when an i.LINK-equipped	signal is selected.	button (see Selecting the input signal type on page 46).
component is selected.

The program format indicators don’t disappear when SACD playback stops.

• The program format indicators remain lit	• This is not a malfunction.
until another format source is input.

You cant get i.LINK to display when using the SIGNAL SELECT button.

• i.LINK-equipped component(s) are not	• Turn on the component(s).
ready.
• i.LINK input setting is incorrect.	• Select the correct i.LINK input setting (see Assigning
	the i.LINK inputs on page 89).

After upgrading a component, it is not recognized and cannot be selected using the i.LINK connection.

•Depending on the upgrade process, certain components may cease to be recognized by the receiver.

•You may need to reset the i.LINK database memory in the receiver:

With the receiver in standby, press STANDBY/ON while holding down OPTION+. When you see DB CLEAR? appear in the display, press OPTION–, then OPTION+ again to confirm. When you’ve reset the i.LINK database memory, DB CLEAR SET shows in the display. If DB ERROR is displayed, step through the procedure again.

i.LINK messages

You may see the following messages displayed in the front panel display when using the i.LINK interface.

Message	Explanation
BUS FULL	The i.LINK bus has reached its capacity and cannot transmit any more data.
CANNOT LINK 1	The connection between the receiver and the selected i.LINK-equipped component is unstable. If the
	i.LINK cables appear to be connected properly and both the receiver and i.LINK-equipped component are
	on, switch both units off, then on again to re-establish the connection between them.
CANNOT LINK 2	The receiver can’t identify the selected i.LINK-equipped component. For example, the receiver may not be
	able to identify an i.LINK-equipped personal computer.
LINK CHECK	The receiver is checking the i.LINK network. It does this when components are added to, or removed from
	the network. The sound may be interrupted if this happens during playback.
LOOP CONNECT	The i.LINK network cannot function because the connected components form a loop. See Creating an
	i.LINK network on page 84 for more on this.
NO NAME	When an i.LINK-equipped component has no name, this message is displayed instead of the proper
	component name.
NO SIGNAL	A component is outputting an i.LINK signal that the receiver cannot reproduce. This receiver can only
	reproduce signals from i.LINK-Audio-equipped components. See About i.LINK on page 84 for more on
	this.
PQLS OFF	This is displayed when PQLS turns off during playback. The sound may be interrupted momentarily when
	this happens.
PQLS ON	This is displayed when PQLS turns on during playback. The sound may be interrupted momentarily when
	this happens.
UNKNOWN	When an i.LINK-equipped component name cannot be recognized, this message is displayed instead of
	the proper component name.

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