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AV Amplifier OWNER’S MANUALEnglish Front panel 2 En Remote control 3 En 4 En Conditions Caution: Read this before operating your unit For U.K. customersSpecial Instructions for U.K. Model Contents 6 EnIntroduction Preparation 7 En Additional InformationIntroduction Basic Operation Notices 8 En Features IntroductionIntroduction Getting started Features 10 En Supplied accessories Installing batteries in the remote controlGetting started 11 En Using the remote control VOLTAGE SELECTOR Asia and General models onlyOpening and closing the front panel door 12 En Step 1: Set up your speakers Step 3: Turn on the power and start playbackQuick start guide Enjoy Blu-rayDisc/HD DVD playback 14 En Step 1: Set up your speakersFor other speaker configurations 15 En IntroductionQuick start guide 16 En General connection informationFor further connections After using this unit 17 EnAre you enjoying playback? Step 3: Turn on the power and start playback Using various input sources Using various sound featuresAdditional features Manually adjusting various parameters of Preparation PreparationConnections Connections Rear panel20 En 28 – Placing speakers 21 En 22 En 7.2/7.1 or 6.2/6.1 -channelspeaker layout5.2/5.1 -channelspeaker layout Connecting speakers 23 EnNotes Preparation For the 5.2/5.1 -channelspeaker setting 24 EnFRONT B speakers FRONT B speakers Using subwoofers Configuration Front left and rightConfiguration 2: Front and rear Configuration A single subwoofer Using presence speakers 26 En Connecting the speaker cable Using bi-amplificationconnections27 En Preparation Information on HDMI Information on jacks and cable plugs28 En Audio jacks Audio and video signal flow Audio signal flowVideo signal flow 29 En Connecting a TV monitor or projector 30 EnNotes Connecting other components Connecting a Blu-rayDisc or HD DVD player31 En Notes Connecting a DVD player Connecting set-topboxes32 En Connections Connecting a DVD recorder Connecting a VCR33 En Preparation Connecting audio components 34 EnNotes Connecting external amplifiers Connecting a multi-formatplayer or an external35 En decoder Connecting a Yamaha iPod universal dock Using REMOTE IN/OUT jacksUsing the TRIGGER OUT jacks 36 En Connecting the network 37 EnNotes Preparation Connecting the power cable Using the VIDEO AUX jacks on the front panelConnecting the AC power cable AC OUTLETS SWITCHED Setting the speaker impedance and language Turning this unit on and off39 En A D V A N C E D S E T U P Front panel display 40 Ent HD qTRUE HD 41 En RPR SBL SB SBRPreparation Before starting the automatic setup 42 EnNotes Using the quick automatic setup 43 EnA U T O S E T U P E N T E R T O S T A R T G U D S P - Z 1 Using the basic automatic setup 44 EnNotes Reviewing the result of the automatic setup 45 EnNotes Using advanced automatic setup 46 EnNotes 47 En Preparation 48 En 3 12 45 412 3 9ENTER Using audio features Basic OperationBasic Operation Playback Basic procedure PlaybackSelecting the MULTI CH INPUT component 50 En Using your headphones Using the Zone B featureSelecting the HDMI OUT jack Selecting the front speaker set Using the sleep timer Canceling the sleep timerSelecting audio input jacks AUDIO SELECT Muting the audio output 53 En Items in GUI menuBasic controls in the GUI menu Basic Operation Sound field programs Selecting sound field programsSound field program descriptions 54 En 55 En For audio music sourcesBasic Operation 56 En 57 En For various sourcesFor visual sources of music Basic Operation 58 En For partiesFor game programs For movie sources 59 En Stereo playbackSurround decoder mode THX Surround mode Using CINEMA DSP HD³ mode Using sound field programs without surroundprograms with headphones SILENT CINEMA Enjoying unprocessed input sources Using audio features Adjusting the tonal qualityAdjusting the speaker level Enjoying pure hi-fisound Recording 62 EnNotes Using iPod Using Network/USB featuresInternal Source Operation Internal Source Operation Using iPod Remote control operationControlling iPod 64 En 65 En The functions of the play information displayNotes Notes Using Network/USB features Navigating the network and USB menus66 En Notes 67 En Remote control operationOperation Using a PC server or Yamaha MCX-2000 Installing Windows Media Player 11 on your PC68 En Registering this unit on the Yamaha MCX-2000 Using the Internet Radio 69 EnStoring your favorite Internet Radio stations with bookmarks Using shortcut buttons Select an item by using numeric buttons 1-8B70 En P C / M C Advanced sound configurations Controlling this unit by using the Web browserRemote control features Using multi-zoneconfiguration Advanced sound configurations Selecting decoders72 En Selecting decoders for 2-channelsources Playing back sources with the THX Surround modes 73 EnFor 2-channelsources For multi-channelsources Graphical user interface GUI menu DSP-Z11 GUI menu tree74 En 75 En OperationAdvanced Graphical user interface GUI menu Manual Setup Manual setup menu Auto Setup Automatic setup menuSignal Info. Signal information GUI menu overview Basic configuration of sound field programs Stereo/Surround Stereo/Surround menu77 En Operation 78 En Sound field parameter descriptions 79 En LivenessSur. Liveness SB. Liveness 80 En Stereo program parameter descriptionsDecoder parameter descriptions Input Select 81 EnInitialize Program parameters initialization I/O Assignment Input/output assignment Volume Trim Volume trimming 82 EnAudio Select Audio input jack select Decoder Mode Decoder mode Manual Setup Basic THX Set THX settings83 En Multi CH Assign Multi channel assignment Speaker Set Speaker settings 84 En 85 En Speaker Distance Speaker distanceNotes Notes Manual Setup Volume Manual Setup Sound86 En Speaker Level Speaker level 87 En Dynamic Range Dynamic rangeS-WaveControl Standing wave control Parametric EQ Parametric equalizer 88 En Tone Control Tone controlLipsync Audio and video synchronization Manual Setup Video 89 EnPure Direct Pure Direct Channel Mute Channel mute HDMI Resolution HDMI video signal resolution 90 EnHDMI Processing HDMI video processing Component I/P Component interlace Manual Setup Multi Zone Speaker B Speaker B settingParty Mode Set Party mode settings 91 En Manual Setup Network Configuration Network configuration92 En Zone OSD Zone on-screendisplay Manual Setup Option Front Panel Disp Front panel display settingiPod iPod settings Audio Select Default audio input jack select Decoder Mode Default decoder mode Default extended surround decoder mode settingHDMI Set HDMI settings 94 En Signal Info Input signal information Language95 En Audio Info. Audio information Saving the current system settings 96 EnSaving by the 7SYSTEM MEMORY buttons Saving by the GUI menu operation Renaming the stored settings 97 EnNotes Operation Loading the stored system settings 98 EnSaved parameters for the main zone Saved parameters for Zone 2, Zone 3, or Zone Using examples Example 1: Switching the settings of this unitaccording to the using situations 99 En 100 En room 101 En USB featuresOperation Advanced Remote control features Controlling this unit, a TV, or other components102 En Controlling this unit 103 En Controlling other componentsSelecting a component to be controlled Controlling optional components Option mode Customizing the remote control Setting remote control codes P-SETLIGHT 104 En P-SET DVD 04306105 En Notes START DVD BD/HDRNAME BD/HD Changing source names in the display window RNAME Macro programming features HDDVDMACRO 107 En Default macro functions MACRO M:DVD108 En Programming macro operations MACRO Clearing configurations CLEAR L DVDERASE DVD ERASE OK Simplified remote control Setting the controlling zone of the simplifiedremote control Replacing the battery in the simplified remote Using multi-zoneconfiguration Step1: Planning the multi-zonesystemStep 1: Planning the multi-zonesystem Step 3 Set the zone parameters Using the internal amplifier of this unit 112 En Using external amplifiers Using the ZONE DIGITAL OUT COAXIAL jack113 En Notes Connecting Zone video monitor 114 En 115 En REMOTE IN/OUT jacksTRIGGER OUT jacks Operation Step3: Setting the zone parameter Controlling Zone 2, Zone 3, or Zone116 En M 2 3 F.PRNS EXTRA FRONT CENTER Setting the sleep timer for Zone 2, Zone 3, or 117 EnZONE Zone Using the party mode Using the Zone OSD118 En Notes Advanced setup Using the advanced setup menuWake on RS-232Caccess RS-232CSTANDBY 119 En Recovery and backup of the system settings 120 EnCooling fan operation mode FAN MODE Bi-amplifiermode BI-AMP Troubleshooting Block diagramsSpecifications List of remote control codes Troubleshooting 122 EnGeneral 123 En InformationAdditional Remote control 124 EnHDMI Network and USB 125 En InformationAdditional Auto Setup 126 EniPod Resetting the system 127 EnNotes Information Component video signal Composite video signalGlossary 128 En DTS-HDHigh Resolution Audio S-videosignal129 En LFE 0.1 channel THX information 130 EnTHX Ultra2 THX Cinema processing Sound field program information 131 EnRe-Equalization Adaptive Decorrelation 132 En Sound output in each sound field program 133 En InformationAdditional 134 En Available parameters for each sound field program Parametric equalizer information 135 EnFrequency Gain Block diagrams 136 EnAudio section 137 En Video sectionBlock diagrams Information Specifications 138 En HDMI signal compatibility 139 EnNotes Information Index 140 En 141 En InformationAdditional 142 En 143 En InformationAdditional List of remote control codes 144 En 145 En List of remote control codesInformation Additional 146 En List of remote control codesCABLE SATELLITE TUNER 147 En List of remote control codesCD RECORDER DVD PLAYERPage Page WK97760 2007All rights reserved

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Models: DSP-Z11