Connecting audio components

CONNECTIONS

■Connections for audio components

	DIGITAL
	OUTPUT
	MD/CD-R
	OPTICAL
Audio out	MD/CD-R
L

CD player

Coaxial out	IN
Coaxial out	(PLAY)
C	MD/
C	CD-R
	OUT
CD	(REC)

COAXIAL	R	L
DIGITAL	R	L
INPUT		AUDIO
R	L	R L	O
Audio out			Audio in
	MD recorder or		Optical out
	tape deck
			Optical in

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Yamaha RX-V557 owner manual Connecting audio components, Connections for audio components

Contents

RX-V557 For U.K. customers Special Instructions for U.K. Model Contents Features Built-in 6-channel power amplifierSound field features Other features Supplied accessories Installing batteries in the remote controlGetting Started Please check that you received all of the following parts Controls and Functions Front panel Volume PRESET/TUNING EditInput Mode Speakers A/B Remote control Using the remote control Front panel display 96/24 indicator LFE indicatorInput channel indicators/speaker indicators Zone 2 indicator Rear panel AC Outlets Speaker Setup Speaker placement Speaker connections Tighten the knob to secure the wireOhms before using see Front terminals Connect surround speakers 6, 7 to these terminalsSubwoofer jack Surround Back terminals Before connecting components Connections Connecting video components Connections for DVD playback Connecting to the Multi CH Input jacks Connections for other video components Video AUX jacks on the front panel Connecting audio components Connections for audio components Connecting the FM and AM antennas Insert the cable Wire into the slotClamp it with Pliers Snap the cover into place Connecting the power supply cord Connecting the AC power cordAC Outlets Switched Memory back-up Speaker impedance setting Turning on the powerPress STANDBY/ON to turn off the power Rotate Program to move through the menu and select SP IMP Basic Setup Using the Basic Setup menu Press d to display SET/CANCEL Press d to display the Speakers parameterPress j / i to select the number of speakers you connected Press Enter to confirm your selection To balance the speaker levels Perform the following steps after see Adjust the volume to the desired output level PlaybackBasic operations Select the input source To listen with headphones To adjust the toneSelect a sound field program if desired Silent Cinema Selecting sound field programs Selecting Multi CH InputPlaying video sources Background Front panel operation Remote control operation Enjoying multi-channel softwareAuto Auto Decoders select with j Press Select on the remote control to select the decoder When you select the SUR. Standard programWhen you select the SUR. Enhanced or Movie Theater program Enjoying 2-channel software in surround Night listening modes This adjusts the level of compressionListening to high fidelity stereo sound Direct Stereo Virtual Cinema DSP Listening to unprocessed input signalsDownmixing to 2 channels Displaying information about the input Source Selecting input modesRotate Input to select the input source FM/AM Tuning Automatic and manual tuning Presetting stations Manual tuningAutomatically presetting FM stations Hold down the button to continue searching Manually presetting stations Automatic preset tuning optionsPress and hold Memory MAN’L/AUTO FM for more than 3 seconds Tune into a station Repeat steps 1 to 5 to store other stations Selecting preset stationsShows the displayed station has been stored as C3 Exchanging preset stations Select preset station E1See Selecting preset stations Press and hold PRESET/TUNING Edit for more than 3 seconds Receiving Radio Data System stations Changing the Radio Data System mode Do not press FREQ/TEXT until a Radio Data System indicator PTY Seek function Selected program type appears in the front panel display To cancel this function EON function Special considerations when recording DTS software Recording Sound Field Program Descriptions For movie/video sources SUR. Standard For music sources Hall in Vienna Using the sleep timer Setting the sleep timer Canceling the sleep timerAdvanced Operations Amount of time Manually adjusting speaker levels Press j / i to adjust the speaker output levelPress Enter when you have completed your adjustment Control range is from +10 dB to -10 dB SET Menu Using SET Menu Speaker settings Aspeaker SET Subwoofer phase Swfr PhaseFront speakers Front Center speaker Center Speaker level BSP Level Speaker distance CSP DistanceUnit Unit Speaker distances Audio settings Gaudio SET Audio delay A. DelayMuting type Mute TYP Tone bypass TC.BYPASS Display settings Adisplay SET Dimmer Dimmer Video conversion V. Conv Speaker B setting SP B Parameter initialization CPARAM. INI Press STANDBY/ON to confirm your selection Advanced Setup MenuAdvanced Setup menu is displayed in the front panel display Advanced Setup menu items Factory presets PresetSpeaker impedance SP IMP Remote Remote Remote Control Features Control areaControlling this unit Controlling other components Setting remote control codes Remote Control Code Default SettingsPress Code SET using a ballpoint pen or similar object Transmit indicator on the remote control flashes twice Controlling other components VCR Switching library codes Clearing set up remote control codesEnter the code number 9991 or 9992 see the table below Enter the code number Zone 2 connections System configuration and connections exampleZone Remote controlling Zone Standby To turn on all units the main unit and Zone 2 unit Special considerations for DTS softwareFor DVDs encoded in DTS For CDs encoded in DTS What is a sound field Changing parameter settings Editing Sound Field Parameters Resetting parameters to the factory Presets Use PARAM. INI see INIT.DLY Initial delay Sound Field Parameter DescriptionsDSP Level DSP level For 2ch Stereo Direct Direct Dimension Dimension For 6ch StereoCT Width Center width For DTS Neo6 Music Image Center image Troubleshooting General Troubleshooting Digital Output Remote control Tuner Resetting the Factory Presets Advanced Setup menu appears in the front panel displayRotate Program to move through the menu and select Preset Press Straight Effect to select the desired setting Glossary Audio formats Sound field programs Audio informationCinema DSP ITU-R Video signal information Component video signalComposite video signal Video signal Specifications APPENDIX-i APPENDIX-ii APPENDIX-iii APPENDIX-iv APPENDIX-v All rights reserved