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OWNER’S MANUAL AV AmplifierEnglish 2 En Front panel 3 En Remote control Conditions 4 En For U.K. customers Caution: Read this before operating your unitSpecial Instructions for U.K. Model 6 En ContentsIntroduction Preparation Additional Information 7 EnIntroduction Basic Operation 8 En Notices Introduction FeaturesIntroduction Getting started 10 En Features Installing batteries in the remote control Supplied accessoriesGetting started 11 En VOLTAGE SELECTOR Asia and General models only Using the remote controlOpening and closing the front panel door 12 En Step 3: Turn on the power and start playback Step 1: Set up your speakersQuick start guide Enjoy Blu-rayDisc/HD DVD playback Step 1: Set up your speakers 14 EnFor other speaker configurations Introduction 15 EnQuick start guide General connection information 16 EnFor further connections 17 En After using this unitAre you enjoying playback? Step 3: Turn on the power and start playback Using various sound features Using various input sourcesAdditional features Manually adjusting various parameters of Preparation PreparationConnections Rear panel Connections20 En 28 – 21 En Placing speakers 7.2/7.1 or 6.2/6.1 -channelspeaker layout 22 En5.2/5.1 -channelspeaker layout 23 En Connecting speakersNotes Preparation 24 En For the 5.2/5.1 -channelspeaker settingFRONT B speakers FRONT B speakers Configuration Front left and right Using subwoofersConfiguration 2: Front and rear Configuration A single subwoofer 26 En Using presence speakers Using bi-amplificationconnections Connecting the speaker cable27 En Preparation Information on jacks and cable plugs Information on HDMI28 En Audio jacks Audio signal flow Audio and video signal flowVideo signal flow 29 En 30 En Connecting a TV monitor or projectorNotes Connecting a Blu-rayDisc or HD DVD player Connecting other components31 En Notes Connecting set-topboxes Connecting a DVD player32 En Connections Connecting a VCR Connecting a DVD recorder33 En Preparation 34 En Connecting audio componentsNotes Connecting a multi-formatplayer or an external Connecting external amplifiers35 En decoder Using REMOTE IN/OUT jacks Connecting a Yamaha iPod universal dockUsing the TRIGGER OUT jacks 36 En 37 En Connecting the networkNotes Preparation Using the VIDEO AUX jacks on the front panel Connecting the power cableConnecting the AC power cable AC OUTLETS SWITCHED Turning this unit on and off Setting the speaker impedance and language39 En A D V A N C E D S E T U P 40 En Front panel displayt HD qTRUE HD RPR SBL SB SBR 41 EnPreparation 42 En Before starting the automatic setupNotes 43 En Using the quick automatic setupA 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 44 En Using the basic automatic setupNotes 45 En Reviewing the result of the automatic setupNotes 46 En Using advanced automatic setupNotes Preparation 47 En 3 12 4 48 En5 412 3 9ENTER Basic Operation Using audio featuresBasic Operation Playback Playback Basic procedureSelecting the MULTI CH INPUT component 50 En Using the Zone B feature Using your headphonesSelecting the HDMI OUT jack Selecting the front speaker set Canceling the sleep timer Using the sleep timerSelecting audio input jacks AUDIO SELECT Muting the audio output Items in GUI menu 53 EnBasic controls in the GUI menu Basic Operation Selecting sound field programs Sound field programsSound field program descriptions 54 En For audio music sources 55 EnBasic Operation 56 En For various sources 57 EnFor visual sources of music Basic Operation For parties 58 EnFor game programs For movie sources Stereo playback 59 EnSurround decoder mode THX Surround mode Using sound field programs without surround Using CINEMA DSP HD³ modeprograms with headphones SILENT CINEMA Enjoying unprocessed input sources Adjusting the tonal quality Using audio featuresAdjusting the speaker level Enjoying pure hi-fisound 62 En RecordingNotes Using Network/USB features Using iPodInternal Source Operation Internal Source Operation Remote control operation Using iPodControlling iPod 64 En The functions of the play information display 65 EnNotes Notes Navigating the network and USB menus Using Network/USB features66 En Notes Remote control operation 67 EnOperation Installing Windows Media Player 11 on your PC Using a PC server or Yamaha MCX-200068 En Registering this unit on the Yamaha MCX-2000 69 En Using the Internet RadioStoring your favorite Internet Radio stations with bookmarks Select an item by using numeric buttons 1-8B Using shortcut buttons70 En P C / M C Controlling this unit by using the Web browser Advanced sound configurationsRemote control features Using multi-zoneconfiguration Selecting decoders Advanced sound configurations72 En Selecting decoders for 2-channelsources 73 En Playing back sources with the THX Surround modesFor 2-channelsources For multi-channelsources DSP-Z11 GUI menu tree Graphical user interface GUI menu74 En Operation 75 EnAdvanced Graphical user interface GUI menu Auto Setup Automatic setup menu Manual Setup Manual setup menuSignal Info. Signal information GUI menu overview Stereo/Surround Stereo/Surround menu Basic configuration of sound field programs77 En Operation Sound field parameter descriptions 78 En Liveness 79 EnSur. Liveness SB. Liveness Stereo program parameter descriptions 80 EnDecoder parameter descriptions 81 En Input SelectInitialize Program parameters initialization I/O Assignment Input/output assignment 82 En Volume Trim Volume trimmingAudio Select Audio input jack select Decoder Mode Decoder mode THX Set THX settings Manual Setup Basic83 En Multi CH Assign Multi channel assignment 84 En Speaker Set Speaker settings Speaker Distance Speaker distance 85 EnNotes Notes Manual Setup Sound Manual Setup Volume86 En Speaker Level Speaker level Dynamic Range Dynamic range 87 EnS-WaveControl Standing wave control Parametric EQ Parametric equalizer Tone Control Tone control 88 EnLipsync Audio and video synchronization 89 En Manual Setup VideoPure Direct Pure Direct Channel Mute Channel mute 90 En HDMI Resolution HDMI video signal resolutionHDMI Processing HDMI video processing Component I/P Component interlace Speaker B Speaker B setting Manual Setup Multi ZoneParty Mode Set Party mode settings 91 En Configuration Network configuration Manual Setup Network92 En Zone OSD Zone on-screendisplay Front Panel Disp Front panel display setting Manual Setup OptioniPod iPod settings Audio Select Default audio input jack select Default extended surround decoder mode setting Decoder Mode Default decoder modeHDMI Set HDMI settings 94 En Language Signal Info Input signal information95 En Audio Info. Audio information 96 En Saving the current system settingsSaving by the 7SYSTEM MEMORY buttons Saving by the GUI menu operation 97 En Renaming the stored settingsNotes Operation 98 En Loading the stored system settingsSaved parameters for the main zone Saved parameters for Zone 2, Zone 3, or Zone Example 1: Switching the settings of this unit Using examplesaccording to the using situations 99 En room 100 En USB features 101 EnOperation Advanced Controlling this unit, a TV, or other components Remote control features102 En Controlling this unit Controlling other components 103 EnSelecting a component to be controlled Controlling optional components Option mode Setting remote control codes P-SET Customizing the remote controlLIGHT 104 En 04306 P-SET DVD105 En Notes BD/HD START DVDRNAME BD/HD Changing source names in the display window RNAME HDDVD Macro programming featuresMACRO 107 En MACRO M:DVD Default macro functions108 En Programming macro operations MACRO CLEAR L DVD Clearing configurationsERASE DVD ERASE OK Setting the controlling zone of the simplified Simplified remote controlremote control Replacing the battery in the simplified remote Step1: Planning the multi-zonesystem Using multi-zoneconfigurationStep 1: Planning the multi-zonesystem Step 3 Set the zone parameters 112 En Using the internal amplifier of this unit Using the ZONE DIGITAL OUT COAXIAL jack Using external amplifiers113 En Notes 114 En Connecting Zone video monitor REMOTE IN/OUT jacks 115 EnTRIGGER OUT jacks Operation Controlling Zone 2, Zone 3, or Zone Step3: Setting the zone parameter116 En M 2 3 F.PRNS EXTRA FRONT CENTER 117 En Setting the sleep timer for Zone 2, Zone 3, orZONE Zone Using the Zone OSD Using the party mode118 En Notes Using the advanced setup menu Advanced setupWake on RS-232Caccess RS-232CSTANDBY 119 En 120 En Recovery and backup of the system settingsCooling fan operation mode FAN MODE Bi-amplifiermode BI-AMP Block diagrams TroubleshootingSpecifications List of remote control codes 122 En TroubleshootingGeneral Information 123 EnAdditional 124 En Remote controlHDMI Network and USB Information 125 EnAdditional 126 En Auto SetupiPod 127 En Resetting the systemNotes Information Composite video signal Component video signalGlossary 128 En S-videosignal DTS-HDHigh Resolution Audio129 En LFE 0.1 channel 130 En THX informationTHX Ultra2 THX Cinema processing 131 En Sound field program informationRe-Equalization Adaptive Decorrelation Sound output in each sound field program 132 En Information 133 EnAdditional Available parameters for each sound field program 134 En 135 En Parametric equalizer informationFrequency Gain 136 En Block diagramsAudio section Video section 137 EnBlock diagrams Information 138 En Specifications 139 En HDMI signal compatibilityNotes Information 140 En Index Information 141 EnAdditional 142 En Information 143 EnAdditional 144 En List of remote control codes List of remote control codes 145 EnInformation Additional List of remote control codes 146 EnCABLE SATELLITE TUNER List of remote control codes 147 EnCD RECORDER DVD PLAYERPage Page 2007 WK97760All rights reserved

Yamaha DSP-Z11 owner manual 85 En, Speaker Distance Speaker distance, Notes, Operation, Advanced

Models: DSP-Z11