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RCA RV3693 manual Appendix A Connecting The Receiver, Protect Your Components From Overheating

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PROTECT YOUR COMPONENTS

APPENDIX A: CONNECTING THE RECEIVER

PROTECT YOUR COMPONENTS

FROM OVERHEATING

•Do not block ventilation holes in any component. Arrange the components so that air can circulate freely.

•Do not stack components directly on top of each other.

•Allow adequate ventilation when placing your components in a stand.

•Place an amplifier on the top shelf of the stand so heating air rising from it will not flow around

other components. If you have a satellite receiver, you should place it on the top shelf.

USING THE “SWITCHED OUTLET”

•When another component is plugged into the “switched” AC outlet on the back of the receiver, the receiver power button will operate the power for the other component.

•Do not plug your TV or VCR in the “switched” outlet on the back of the receiver.

USING THE SUBWOOFER CONNECTIONS

You can connect the subwoofer outlet jacks to powerful subwoofers, such as the RCA SP3350SW. Connect one of the black terminals on the back of the receiver to the subwoofer’s line input. If the subwoofer has two input jacks, connect the receiver to the input jack labeled “Mono.” If there is no label for Mono, use the right input jack. If a second subwoofer is used, connect it to the remaining receiver output jack.

See the subwoofer’s user’s manual for specific information about adjusting the subwoofer.

AC OUTLETS

120V 60Hz

SWITCHED 180W, 1.5A MAX

UNSWITCHED 180W, 1.5A MAX

AC Outlets

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RCA RV3693 manual Appendix A Connecting The Receiver, Protect Your Components From Overheating, Using The “Switched Outlet”

Contents

AUDIO/VIDEO RECEIVER USER’S GUIDERV3693 SAFETY INFORMATION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPENTABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS APPENDIX B SPEAKER PLACEMENTFIRST THINGS FIRST READ THE FIRST FOUR CHAPTERSPLEASE READ THE NOTES IN THE TEXT HI, MY NAME IS SUSAN …STEP 1 UNPACK THE RECEIVER STEP 2 CONNECT THE RECEIVERFIRST THINGS FIRST TV ONLYSTEP 3 PUT BATTERIES IN THE REMOTE STEP 4 PLUG IN THE RECEIVERSTEP 5 TURN ON THE RECEIVER FIRST THINGS FIRSTPage OPERATING THE RECEIVER IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS …1 FIRST THINGS FIRST 3 TOUR OF THE RECEIVERTUNING THE RECEIVER If the Memory indicator on thepreset your station selection from its power source, the presetTo Play a Preset Station PRESET SCANNINGOPERATING THE RECEIVER OPERATING THE RECEIVER BALANCING THE SPEAKER SYSTEMTO BALANCE THE SPEAKERS USING SWAP AUDIO OPERATING THE RECEIVERTO USE SWAP AUDIO TO CHANGE THE VIDEO SOURCE AND SWAP THE AUDIOPage TOUR OF THE RECEIVER BUTTONS AND CONNECTIONS4PROGRAMMING THE REMOTE 1 FIRST THINGS FIRSTFRONT PANEL TOUR OF THE RECEIVERTOUR OF THE RECEIVER DSS Selects the DSS Receiver inputSTATUS INDICATORS FRONT PANEL DISPLAYSTOUR OF THE RECEIVER FUNCTION DISPLAYS TOUR OF THE RECEIVERMODE DISPLAYS UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL TOUR OF THE RECEIVERTOUR OF THE RECEIVER SURROUND SOUND LEVEL CONTROLSRECEIVER/TUNER CONTROLS TV CONTROLSTOUR OF THE RECEIVER VCR CONTROLSLASERDISC PLAYER CONTROLS TOUR OF THE RECEIVERRCA DSS RECEIVER CONTROLS TOUR OF THE RECEIVER CD PLAYER CONTROLSTAPE DECK CONTROLS TOUR OF THE RECEIVERSATELLITE RECEIVER CONTROLS BACK PANEL TOUR OF THE RECEIVERPROGRAMMING THE REMOTE 1 FIRST THINGS FIRST2 OPERATING THE RECEIVER 3 TOUR OF THE RECEIVERPROGRAMMING THE REMOTE PROGRAMMING THE UNIVERSAL REMOTEPROGRAMMING THE UNIVERSAL REMOTE TO CONTROL A TV PROGRAMMING THE REMOTE UNIVERSAL REMOTE TV CODESPROGRAMMING THE REMOTE PROGRAMMING THE UNIVERSAL REMOTE TO CONTROL A VCRPROGRAMMING THE REMOTE UNIVERSAL REMOTE VCR CODESPROGRAMMING THE UNIVERSAL REMOTE TO PROGRAMMING THE REMOTECONTROL AN AUDIO COMPONENT PROGRAMMING THE REMOTE AUDIO CODESPROGRAMMING THE UNIVERSAL REMOTE TO PROGRAMMING THE REMOTECONTROL A CABLE BOX REMOTE CONTROLLABLE CABLE BOX CODES PROGRAMMING THE REMOTEPROGRAMMING THE REMOTE LASERDISC PLAYER CODESPROGRAMMING THE REMOTE SATELLITE RECEIVER CODESPROGRAMMING THE REMOTE PROGRAMMING THE AUX BUTTON ON THE REMOTEAPPENDIX A CONNECTING THE RECEIVER THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE CONNECTING THE COMPONENTS1 FIRST THINGS FIRST 2 OPERATING THE RECEIVERAPPENDIX A CONNECTING THE RECEIVER USING THE “SWITCHED OUTLET”USING THE SUBWOOFER CONNECTIONS PROTECT YOUR COMPONENTS FROM OVERHEATINGTV AND VCR APPENDIX A CONNECTING THE RECEIVERTo watch TV programs To watch or play a tape on the VCRRCA DSS RECEIVER APPENDIX A CONNECTING THE RECEIVERUSING THIS CONNECTION THIS CONNECTION PROVIDESAPPENDIX A CONNECTING THE RECEIVER LASERDISC PLAYERTo play the laserdisc APPENDIX A CONNECTING THE RECEIVER SECOND VCRTo play a tape on the second VCR APPENDIX A CONNECTING THE RECEIVER CAMCORDER OR VIDEO CAMERATo play the camcorder COMPACT DISC PLAYER APPENDIX A CONNECTING THE RECEIVERstereo audio signal To play a CDTAPE DECK OR MINIDISC PLAYER APPENDIX A CONNECTING THE RECEIVERTo play a tape To record a tapeANTENNAS APPENDIX A CONNECTING THE RECEIVERFM Wire Antenna To listen to the radioSPEAKERS APPENDIX A CONNECTING THE RECEIVERCONNECTING SPEAKERS TO THE RECEIVER CONNECTING THE SUBWOOFERAPPENDIX B SPEAKER PLACEMENT SPEAKER PLACEMENTAPPENDIX C TROUBLESHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDENoise when the TV is turned on APPENDIX C TROUBLESHOOTINGPress the function button for the video source APPENDIX D CARE AND CLEANING CARE AND CLEANINGAPPENDIX E FCC INFORMATION FCC INFORMATIONAPPENDIX F LIMITED WARRANTY LIMITED WARRANTYWhat your warranty covers How you get serviceAPPENDIX G EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONSAPPENDIX G: EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS “Dolby,” the double-DsymbolCanadian patent number 1,037,877 and “Pro Logic” are trademarks of DolbyAPPENDIX H PRESET STATION LIST FORM PresetNumber BandSYMBOLS INDEXINDEX INDEX 10330 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, IN Part Number 95-RV3693-1 1111-2020M160