Internal Source Operation, Using iPod

Internal Source Operation

Internal Source

Operation

Using iPod™	64
Controlling iPod™	64
Using Network/USB features	66
Navigating the network and USB menus	66
Using a PC server or Yamaha MCX-2000	68
Using the Internet Radio	69
Using a USB storage device or a USB portable audio player	69
Using shortcut buttons	70

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Yamaha DSP-Z11 owner manual Internal Source Operation, Using iPod, Using Network/USB features

Contents

AV Amplifier OWNER’S MANUALEnglish 2 En Front panel 3 En Remote control Conditions 4 En Caution: Read this before operating your unit For U.K. customersSpecial Instructions for U.K. Model Preparation Contents6 En Introduction Basic Operation 7 EnAdditional Information Introduction 8 En Notices Getting started FeaturesIntroduction Introduction 10 En Features 11 En Supplied accessoriesInstalling batteries in the remote control Getting started 12 En Using the remote controlVOLTAGE SELECTOR Asia and General models only Opening and closing the front panel door Enjoy Blu-rayDisc/HD DVD playback Step 1: Set up your speakersStep 3: Turn on the power and start playback Quick start guide 14 En Step 1: Set up your speakersFor other speaker configurations 15 En IntroductionQuick start guide 16 En General connection informationFor further connections Step 3: Turn on the power and start playback After using this unit17 En Are you enjoying playback? Manually adjusting various parameters of Using various input sourcesUsing various sound features Additional features Preparation PreparationConnections 28 – ConnectionsRear panel 20 En 21 En Placing speakers 22 En 7.2/7.1 or 6.2/6.1 -channelspeaker layout5.2/5.1 -channelspeaker layout Preparation Connecting speakers23 En Notes FRONT B speakers For the 5.2/5.1 -channelspeaker setting24 En FRONT B speakers Configuration A single subwoofer Using subwoofersConfiguration Front left and right Configuration 2: Front and rear 26 En Using presence speakers Preparation Connecting the speaker cableUsing bi-amplificationconnections 27 En Audio jacks Information on HDMIInformation on jacks and cable plugs 28 En 29 En Audio and video signal flowAudio signal flow Video signal flow Connecting a TV monitor or projector 30 EnNotes Notes Connecting other componentsConnecting a Blu-rayDisc or HD DVD player 31 En Connections Connecting a DVD playerConnecting set-topboxes 32 En Preparation Connecting a DVD recorderConnecting a VCR 33 En Connecting audio components 34 EnNotes decoder Connecting external amplifiersConnecting a multi-formatplayer or an external 35 En 36 En Connecting a Yamaha iPod universal dockUsing REMOTE IN/OUT jacks Using the TRIGGER OUT jacks Preparation Connecting the network37 En Notes AC OUTLETS SWITCHED Connecting the power cableUsing the VIDEO AUX jacks on the front panel Connecting the AC power cable A D V A N C E D S E T U P Setting the speaker impedance and languageTurning this unit on and off 39 En qTRUE HD Front panel display40 En t HD 41 En RPR SBL SB SBRPreparation Before starting the automatic setup 42 EnNotes G U D S P - Z 1 Using the quick automatic setup43 En A U T O S E T U P E N T E R T O S T A R T Using the basic automatic setup 44 EnNotes Reviewing the result of the automatic setup 45 EnNotes Using advanced automatic setup 46 EnNotes Preparation 47 En 9ENTER 48 En3 12 4 5 412 3 Playback Using audio featuresBasic Operation Basic Operation 50 En Basic procedurePlayback Selecting the MULTI CH INPUT component Selecting the front speaker set Using your headphonesUsing the Zone B feature Selecting the HDMI OUT jack Muting the audio output Using the sleep timerCanceling the sleep timer Selecting audio input jacks AUDIO SELECT Basic Operation 53 EnItems in GUI menu Basic controls in the GUI menu 54 En Sound field programsSelecting sound field programs Sound field program descriptions 55 En For audio music sourcesBasic Operation 56 En Basic Operation 57 EnFor various sources For visual sources of music For movie sources 58 EnFor parties For game programs THX Surround mode 59 EnStereo playback Surround decoder mode Enjoying unprocessed input sources Using CINEMA DSP HD³ modeUsing sound field programs without surround programs with headphones SILENT CINEMA Enjoying pure hi-fisound Using audio featuresAdjusting the tonal quality Adjusting the speaker level Recording 62 EnNotes Internal Source Operation Using iPodUsing Network/USB features Internal Source Operation 64 En Using iPodRemote control operation Controlling iPod Notes 65 EnThe functions of the play information display Notes Notes Using Network/USB featuresNavigating the network and USB menus 66 En 67 En Remote control operationOperation Registering this unit on the Yamaha MCX-2000 Using a PC server or Yamaha MCX-2000Installing Windows Media Player 11 on your PC 68 En with bookmarks Using the Internet Radio69 En Storing your favorite Internet Radio stations P C / M C Using shortcut buttonsSelect an item by using numeric buttons 1-8B 70 En Using multi-zoneconfiguration Advanced sound configurationsControlling this unit by using the Web browser Remote control features Selecting decoders for 2-channelsources Advanced sound configurationsSelecting decoders 72 En For multi-channelsources Playing back sources with the THX Surround modes73 En For 2-channelsources Graphical user interface GUI menu DSP-Z11 GUI menu tree74 En Graphical user interface GUI menu 75 EnOperation Advanced GUI menu overview Manual Setup Manual setup menuAuto Setup Automatic setup menu Signal Info. Signal information Operation Basic configuration of sound field programsStereo/Surround Stereo/Surround menu 77 En Sound field parameter descriptions 78 En SB. Liveness 79 EnLiveness Sur. Liveness 80 En Stereo program parameter descriptionsDecoder parameter descriptions I/O Assignment Input/output assignment Input Select81 En Initialize Program parameters initialization Decoder Mode Decoder mode Volume Trim Volume trimming82 En Audio Select Audio input jack select Multi CH Assign Multi channel assignment Manual Setup BasicTHX Set THX settings 83 En 84 En Speaker Set Speaker settings Notes 85 EnSpeaker Distance Speaker distance Notes Speaker Level Speaker level Manual Setup VolumeManual Setup Sound 86 En Parametric EQ Parametric equalizer 87 EnDynamic Range Dynamic range S-WaveControl Standing wave control 88 En Tone Control Tone controlLipsync Audio and video synchronization Channel Mute Channel mute Manual Setup Video89 En Pure Direct Pure Direct Component I/P Component interlace HDMI Resolution HDMI video signal resolution90 En HDMI Processing HDMI video processing 91 En Manual Setup Multi ZoneSpeaker B Speaker B setting Party Mode Set Party mode settings Zone OSD Zone on-screendisplay Manual Setup NetworkConfiguration Network configuration 92 En Audio Select Default audio input jack select Manual Setup OptionFront Panel Disp Front panel display setting iPod iPod settings 94 En Decoder Mode Default decoder modeDefault extended surround decoder mode setting HDMI Set HDMI settings Audio Info. Audio information Signal Info Input signal informationLanguage 95 En Saving by the GUI menu operation Saving the current system settings96 En Saving by the 7SYSTEM MEMORY buttons Operation Renaming the stored settings97 En Notes Saved parameters for Zone 2, Zone 3, or Zone Loading the stored system settings98 En Saved parameters for the main zone 99 En Using examplesExample 1: Switching the settings of this unit according to the using situations room 100 En Advanced 101 EnUSB features Operation Controlling this unit Remote control featuresControlling this unit, a TV, or other components 102 En Controlling optional components Option mode 103 EnControlling other components Selecting a component to be controlled 104 En Customizing the remote controlSetting remote control codes P-SET LIGHT Notes P-SET DVD04306 105 En Changing source names in the display window RNAME START DVDBD/HD RNAME BD/HD 107 En Macro programming featuresHDDVD MACRO Programming macro operations MACRO Default macro functionsMACRO M:DVD 108 En ERASE OK Clearing configurationsCLEAR L DVD ERASE DVD Replacing the battery in the simplified remote Simplified remote controlSetting the controlling zone of the simplified remote control Step 3 Set the zone parameters Using multi-zoneconfigurationStep1: Planning the multi-zonesystem Step 1: Planning the multi-zonesystem 112 En Using the internal amplifier of this unit Notes Using external amplifiersUsing the ZONE DIGITAL OUT COAXIAL jack 113 En 114 En Connecting Zone video monitor Operation 115 EnREMOTE IN/OUT jacks TRIGGER OUT jacks M 2 3 F.PRNS EXTRA FRONT CENTER Step3: Setting the zone parameterControlling Zone 2, Zone 3, or Zone 116 En Zone Setting the sleep timer for Zone 2, Zone 3, or117 En ZONE Notes Using the party modeUsing the Zone OSD 118 En 119 En Advanced setupUsing the advanced setup menu Wake on RS-232Caccess RS-232CSTANDBY Bi-amplifiermode BI-AMP Recovery and backup of the system settings120 En Cooling fan operation mode FAN MODE List of remote control codes TroubleshootingBlock diagrams Specifications Troubleshooting 122 EnGeneral 123 En InformationAdditional Network and USB Remote control124 En HDMI 125 En InformationAdditional Auto Setup 126 EniPod Information Resetting the system127 En Notes 128 En Component video signalComposite video signal Glossary LFE 0.1 channel DTS-HDHigh Resolution AudioS-videosignal 129 En THX Cinema processing THX information130 En THX Ultra2 Adaptive Decorrelation Sound field program information131 En Re-Equalization Sound output in each sound field program 132 En 133 En InformationAdditional Available parameters for each sound field program 134 En Gain Parametric equalizer information135 En Frequency Block diagrams 136 EnAudio section Information 137 EnVideo section Block diagrams 138 En Specifications Information HDMI signal compatibility139 En Notes 140 En Index 141 En InformationAdditional 142 En 143 En InformationAdditional 144 En List of remote control codes Additional 145 EnList of remote control codes Information SATELLITE TUNER 146 EnList of remote control codes CABLE DVD PLAYER 147 EnList of remote control codes CD RECORDERPage Page WK97760 2007All rights reserved

Internal Source Operation

Internal Source

Using iPod™

Using Network/USB features