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1. Program Name Default Setting ms PL Normal 15 Dolby Pro Logic Normal 5 Dolby Digital DTS Matrix 6 1 5 Dolby Digital DTS PL II Movie 15 Dolby Pro Logic II Movie PL II Music 5 Dolby Pro Logic II Music Program Program Name Default Setting Group ms MOVIE 20 Action 6 1 15 Drama 20 _ Drama 6 1 15 Sci Fi 20 Sci Fi 6 1 15 4 Spectacle 23 Spectacle 6 1 15 Theater 20 3 Theater 6 1 5 amp MUSIC Music Video 21 2 Classic Hall 30 3 Jazz Club 30 4 Rock Concert 15 A SPORTS 1 Live Sports 10 GAME 1 Game 36 More Information about DSP Surround Effects Reproducing the Original Dolby and DTS Sound You can play back and enjoy movie sound processed with Dolby Digital Dolby Pro Logic or DTS Enjoy smooth precise and flowing audio of the original sound design EU Play the source a Press AMP Press DO DTS The suitable Program is selected depending on the input source Dolby Digital Normal appears and DU indicator lights up DTS Normal appears and elits indicator lights up When the 2 channel source Dolby Pro Logic is selected first press DO DTS Then press SELECT to select PL Normal DVR S120 WB56650 POWER POWER p emu 00 075 o Ce Coe Cr Ct sw CENTER SURR cs Co TVCH A B C D E SELECT
2. L C eJ S J An CINEMAS GOYAMAHA S1291J3 1noqe uoneunoju 73 More Information about DSP Surround Effects Reproducing Stereo Sound A E You can enjoy the 2 channel stereo sound source only with the Front L R Speakers 1 Play the source AUDIOSANGLE SUBTITLED 4 STEREO 2 Press advice AnLFE channel can be output from the Front L R Speakers or Subwoofer depending on how you set BASS in the SET MENU If BASS in the SET MENU is set to BOTH or FRONT is set to SML a low tone is output from the Subwoofer gt Note If sound field effects are off CINEMAS GO YAMAHA Press STEREO 3 The STEREO indicator lights up in the CinemaStation Display If sound field effects are off you will have normal stereo playback Press STEREO once more to turn on the sound field effect AMP no sound will output from the Center Speaker or Surround L R Speakers The volume may become very low if you turn off sound field effects and set D Range to MIN in the SET MENU In this case turn on sound field effects If sound field effects are off and you play Dolby Digital or DTS audio the volume balance of the Front L R Speakers may be disturbed This is because the dynamic range becomes
3. Delay Time is the time gap in playback between front speaker audio and surround speaker audio The bigger the value becomes the later the surround audio plays back and the bigger the sound space feels Delay Time is preset at an optimum value for each DSP Program In most cases the default value will work well for your listening enjoyment But depending on the audio source or listening environment you can adjust each DSP D Program the way you like EU Play the source V AMP a Press AMP DSP Program 3 Select a DSP Program buttons To select a Movie Music Sports or Game DSP Program press the appropriate DSP Program button MOVIE MUSIC SPORTS or GAME To select a Dolby Digital Dolby Pro Logic or DTS after pressing DO DTS repeatedly press SELECT until you come to the item you want GOYAMAHA a Press or V The DELAY indicator appears in the CinemaStation Display s191 9 1noqe uoneunoju 5 Press lt or gt to adjust the Delay Time Advice Youcan also adjust the Delay Time of Matrix 6 1 DSP Program Note Depending on the source it is possible to over or under adjust the Delay Time and create an unnatural sound effect While adjusting the Delay Time you hear no sound temporarily 71 72 More Information about DSP Surround Effects Default values for Delay Time Dolby Digital Dolby Pro Logic and DTS
4. Display AUTO MAN L Tuning mode When CinemaStation is set to Auto Tuning mode the PRESET TUNING A AUTO indicator lights up in the CinemaStation Display Preset number Band Press PRESET TUNING to select the radio station you want to receive Press A to search for high frequency stations or press v pedo Tp to search for low frequency stations e E RTI BETLA Preset Colon Frequency group Goes out in Tuning mode lights up in Preset mode 39 40 Listening to the Radio Select your favorite stations by hand Manual Tuning V PRESET TUNING PRESET BAND For stations with weak radio signals tune manually Perform step 1 in Select stations automatically Auto Tuning on page 39 Qa Press AUTO MAN L to set CinemaStation to o Manual Tuning mode im Du When CinemaStation is set to Manual Tuning mode the C AUTO indicator goes out from the CinemaStation Display Display AUTO MAN L 3 Press PRESET TUNING A to select the radio PRESET TUNING A station you want to receive Hold down the button to continue the tuning search Advice Ifthe radio waves are weak and Auto Tuning doesn t work tune manually Manual Tuning When Auto Tuning finds a radio station the TUNED indicator lights up and the frequency appears Manually tuning in to an FM station will automatically change the reception mode to monaural to increase the signal quali
5. To return to normal play Press gt GO YAMAHA f Advice Youcan also use the On Screen Menu to operate Frame Advance Fast Forward Reverse and Slow Advance Reverse In addition to those you can use Frame Reverse from the On Screen Menu See pages 92 Using the On Screen Menu gt Note The Skip feature may not work properly when using Playback Control to play a video CD If you use Fast Forward Reverse while playing a Dolby Digital or DTS disc the Speakers do not output any sound Slow Reverse is not available for a video CD 2 IISN pue 29 30 Playing Video and Music Discs Number buttons Specify an elapsed time for playback Time Search Perform operations using the TV On Screen Menu Press ON SCREEN Make sure that Toolbar is selected Program Preferences View Toolbar 9 Play Option Search View 9 Frame by Frame Play Option 9 Fast 9 Time 9 Slow a Press gt to select Time Frame by Frame Fast lt Time gt 0 00 28 Slow 5 Press gt or lt select 0 00 00 hour minute or second with the cursor Then enter time with the Number buttons You can specify the time only within the current track or title not the whole disc Frame by Frame Fast Press ENTER then press ON SCREEN to turn off the On Scree
6. Press DVD CD before starting operations Advice The green color on the Remote Control indicates DVD CD mode 5 s LIS LSHIFT cas A B C D E ur ess While holding down SHIFT press a button below to enable the corresponding operation 7 REPEAT Enables Repeat Play 8 Enables settings for A B Repeat 2 AUDIO Switches the audio language of the DVD video 3 ANGLE Switches the angle of the DVD video 4 SUBTITLE Switches the subtitle language of the DVD video SeJnjeo O Stop Stops disc playback gt Play Starts disc playback MENU Shows the Disc Menu on the TV RETURN Returns the Disc Menu to one position before the current screen A V lt gt Adjusts On Screen Menu and other settings 23 Advanced Features Using the On Screen Menu The On Screen Menu includes Preference Toolbar and Setup Perform operations using the TV screen Preference You can adjust picture contrast sharpness and other picture qualities of the DVD or video CD to your liking Toolbar You can use Program Play Disc Navigation and other handy playback features Setup You can adjust DVD playback controls such as the default subtitle language and screen size Press ON SCREEN The On Screen Menu appears SCREEN Useful functions Setting the Status Di
7. E Connecting with SCART cable U K and Europe models only Do not connect CinemaStation to a monitor via a VCR The copyright protection technology incorporated in CinemaStation may not allow the video to play TV CinemaStation x GER gt Note If you play a video source that uses scrambled or encoded signals to prevent it from being dubbed the picture itself may be disturbed due to those signals 49 50 Using Other Equipment Connecting Audio Equipment You can connect a CD recorder or MD recorder to CinemaStation to record audio played on CinemaStation Connecting a CD or MD Recorder For equipment connection read the owner s manual of the equipment you want to connect Connection Cables Use a commercially available optical cable Optical cable commercially iDa available CD recorder or MD recorder OPTICAL OUTPUT INPUT KJ Anti dust cap When connecting an optical cable first remove the dust cap attached to the OPTICAL jack Store the cap in a safe place and re attach it when the jack is not in use to prevent it from collecting dust DIGITAL S VIDEO VIDEO AUDIO MONITOR VCR IN OUT OUT C OUT OPTICAL MONITOR DVD ONLY VIDEO VCR IN IN CinemaStation Anti Dust Cap Using Other Equipment Notes on the digital
8. Reverse Skip gt s Forward Skip Playback lbs 1 2 Press VCR before starting operations 5 CINEMA 85 Operating Other Equipment with the CinemaStation Remote Control Manufacturer Code List Depending on the model and year you may not be able to use some manufacturer products In this case use 86 the remote control supplied with each product TV Manufacturer Manufacturer Code Manufacturer Manufacturer Code Manufacturer Manufacturer Code Yamaha 299 292 Funai 277 278 285 Portland 297 256 287 Admiral 292 293 Futuretec 285 Quasar 234 235 Aiko 287 GE 293 297 234 235 236 Radio Shack 299 293 297 285 286 Aiwa 294 276 283 Gibralter 297 RCA 293 297 234 256 257 258 Akai 295 296 LG Goldstar 297 298 239 237 Realistic 299 293 297 285 286 Alba 296 Goodmans 296 298 223 SABA 223 269 265 266 AOC 297 286 Grundig 229 238 249 286 297 Audiovox 285 Harvard 285 oe 297 239 248 262 275 Belcor 297 Hitachi 297 239 242 243 ii 298 ice 206 295 233 279 272 273 Bestar 298 Irradio 296 274 Blaupunkt 229 222 Itt Nokia 244 245 Schneider 296 Blue sky 298 JC Penny 293 297 234 237 286 Scott 297 285 Bradford 285 JVC Victor 296 246 247 Sharp 292 239 232 284 Brandt 223 Kendo 298 Shogun 297 Brocsonic 297 Kenwood 297 Siemens 229 Brokwood 297 KTV 297 239 285 Signature 292 Bush
9. Buneaig 57 Creating the Best Listening Space Adjusting the Speaker Volume Level The default settings of the Speakers are suitable for most conditions However depending on room conditions or listening position you may need to adjust the Speaker volume level especially when changing speaker or furniture position This adjustment is important because it brings out the maximum effect of the DSP Program and faithfully reproduces the acoustic personalities of Dolby Pro Logic Dolby Pro Logic II Dolby Digital and DTS Even after performing the test tone you may still like to adjust the speaker volume level for some sources In this case see page 60 Adjusting the Speaker Volume Level During Playback Note You cannot adjust the volume level while connected to headphones To adjust disconnect your headphones Adjusting the Speaker Balance with a Test Tone Adjust the volume so that it is the same for each speaker from your listening position gt Note To adjust the sound use the Remote Control from your listening position 1 Press a Press TEST DVR S120 856850 POWER POWER AUDIO ANGLE SUBTITLE 2 3 DU DTS SELECT MATRIX61 STEREO Ce Cr MC NIGHT VOLUME AMP im 14 CINEMAZI GO YAMAHA Creating the Best Listening Space LEFT RIGHT Adjust the overall s
10. Below is an example of the steps for switching the E1 and A5 radio stations EU Tune in the radio station preset to E1 Review the procedure above Selecting a Preset Station Preset Tuning Press PRESET BAND for about 3 seconds 1 and the MEMORY indicator will blink in the CinemaStation Display C D E and PRESET TUNING A V A5 and the MEMORY indicator will blink in the CinemaStation Display Press PRESET BAND EDIT E1 A5 will appear in the CinemaStation Display and the preset stations will exchange places 3 Tune in the radio station preset to A5 using A B 43 44 Listening to the Radio Receiving RDS Stations U K and Europe models only RDS Radio Data System is a transmission system for FM stations used in many countries RDS transmissions contain various types of information including PS Program Service PTY Program Type RT Radio Text and CT Clock Time RDS works through cooperation among broadcasting stations 1 FREQ RDS PRESET v Za e PRESET Press this button when receiving an RDS station to switch FREQ RDS gt PTY SEEK between frequency and RDS mode The RDS mode TONSOREEN START display may include PS PTY RT and CT depending on PTY SEEK the information a radio station provides MODE PTY SEEK MODE Press this button to set the program type to search for U K and Europe models
11. Press or V to select Preference in the Main Menu 9 Features Preferences 9 Picture Toolbar Setup Press gt to enter the submenus 92 Fe Saturation Aa Contrast Color settings 9 Brightness Sharpness Advice To select other items in the submenu press gt first and press A or V DVR S120 WBSGESO EPIS NN ex enema z ETE mne Using the On Screen Menu 3 Press gt to enter menu items Saturation A Contrast Brightness Sharpness a Press or V to select Saturation Video shift Contrast Color settings 5 Press lt or gt to set Video shift Saturation Contrast Color settings Advice In some cases you can also use A or V for setting content Press ENTER then press ON SCREEN to turn off the On Screen Menu To set the other menu items follow the example above y usn E 93 Using the On Screen Menu On Screen Menu Guide Main Menu Submenu Setting Item Setting Content Preference Picture Video shift Adjust from 1 to 7 Adjusts the screen position The screen display moves to the right as the number becomes larger Saturation Adjust from 7 to 7 A
12. Solution 4 Set the Center Speaker correctly See page 63 Cause 2 Cause 3 You have selected a DSP Program from the Music group excluding 5ch Stereo Select another DSP Program See pages 16 and 17 Dolby Digital and DTS sources do not contain a center channel signal Cause 4 No sound from the Surround Speakers Cause 1 You turned off the Surround Speaker volume level Cause 2 Turn up the Surround Speaker volume See page 60 CinemaStation plays a monaural source in the Theater DSP Program Select another DSP Program See pages 16 and 17 No sound from the Subwoofer 1 You set BASS in the SET MENU to FRONT when CinemaStation plays Dolby Digital or DTS source Cause Set BASS to SWFR or BOTH See page 63 Cause 2 You set BASS in the SET MENU to FRONT or SWFR when CinemaStation plays a 2 channel source Cau se 3 The source doesn t contain an LFE or other low tone signal below 90 Hz No low tones Set BASS to BOTH See page 63 Cause The Speaker mode you selected in the SET MENU does not match your speaker Set the appropriate Speaker mode based on the size of the speakers you are using See page 62 xipueddy E Strange humming noises Cau se You did not connect the pin cable properly Solution 4 Check your pin cable connections 97 98 Sound volume will not i
13. Youcan change the order of preset FM radio stations later See page 43 Changing the Order of Preset Stations Ifthe number of radio stations that have been preset is less than 40 Auto Preset automatically stops after searching the whole frequency range gt Note Ifa new radio station is preset for a Preset Number the previously preset station for the Preset Number is deleted In Auto Preset only FM radio stations with a strong signal are set To preset radio stations with a weak signal set reception mode to monaural and preset manually Listening to the Radio Selecting a Preset Station Preset Tuning A B C D E N PRESET Changing the Order of Preset Stations PRESET BAND PRESET TUNING PRESET TUNING You can tune in a radio station simply by selecting its Preset Number Press A B C D E repeatedly to select the station s Preset Group The Preset Group that appears in the CinemaStation Display changes each time you press A B C D E a Press PRESET to select the Preset Number The Preset Group and Number broadcast band FM or AM and frequency appear in the CinemaStation Display with the TUNED indicator lit up M Advice Youcan also perform Preset Tuning by repeatedly pressing A B C D E and PRESET TUNING A Y on CinemaStation oy Burueijsr You also change the order of preset stations
14. For example in 3 2 LFE indicates 3 Front Channels 2 Surround Channels and LFE 1 1 indicates Main Sub in bilingual broadcasts or other 2 channel audio and MLT indicates 3 channel or more multi channel audio B fs Shows the frequency sampling of an input signal only when digital signal is input If the sampling frequency cannot be measured unknown appears rate bit rate Shows the amount of data an input signal contains per second only Dolby Digital and DTS If the bit rate cannot be measured unknown appears E flag Shows a recognition signal flag in an input signal and initiates an action only Dolby Digital and DTS If the flag cannot be recognized None appears Note on digital signals that exceed 48 kHz CinemaStation s digital input jack can input a sampling frequency up to 96 kHz For details read the owner s manual of the device connected to the digital input jack Keep in mind the points below when inputting a digital signal that exceeds 48 KHz DSP Programs are not selectable You can only listen to normal 2 channel stereo from the Front Speakers During playback you cannot adjust the volume level of Center and Surround L R Speakers Depending on the Speaker Set setting in the SET MENU the Subwoofer may output sound Types of Input Signals Switching Input Modes You can playback most sources without a problem with the AUTO setting factory defaul
15. K Useful Features Switching the Viewing Angle A While holding down SHIFT press ay ANGLE D The video angle changes each time you press ANGLE while XI E Coe rd Ce holding down SHIFT Advice e YI h h le with STU A M This selection is available insteadia when the DVD disc contains Press ON SCREEN to turn off ulti angle content the On Screen Menu DVR S120 856550 3 3 G AUDIO ANGLESSUBTI 2 SELECT MATAIKG 1 REPEAT Restarting Playback from the Stop Position Memory Resume Pressing C during playback enables Memory Resume CinemaStation memorizes the stop position Pressing gt starts playing back the disc from the stop position g 8 B JO a 5 5 E 0 LSHEET SLEEP n Basic Operations B Useful Features Enhancing the Sound Presence CinemaStation is loaded with a variety of DSP Programs so you can experience from the raw excitement of a rock concert to the breathtaking space of a cinemagraphic spectacle See page 16 Finding the Best DSP Effect TVVOL VOLUME Js WOD VCR VIDEO suoneJedo oiseg Turning off the Sound Press MUTE on the Remote Control Press it again to turn on the Sound TUNER Controlling the DVDs
16. nus eui E 95 96 Solutions to Common Problems Be sure to check the points below if CinemaStation doesn t seem to be working normally for you If you notice something wrong that is not listed below and you have already tried some solutions with no success turn off the CinemaStation power remove the power plug from the outlet and contact the store where you purchased the product or your nearest YAMAHA sound products service center and ask for assistance General Problems Power turns on but immediately shuts off Cause 1 The power plug is not completely plugged 1n Solution Cause 2 Insert the plug into the outlet firmly Speaker cable is shorted When power is turned on the protective circuit engages and shuts the system down Make sure that all speaker cables are Solution correctly connected CinemaStation received a strong external electric shock such as from a lightening bolt or excessive static electricity Cause 3 Put CinemaStation in standby pull out the electric cord then wait for about 30 seconds before reinserting the cord and turning on the power again Cause 4 The system cable is not connected properly Connect the system cable securely No sound Cause 1 You did not connect the cable properly Cause 2 Check your connections The source you selected is not suitable for playback Choose the correct source using the Input
17. If CinemaStation inputs a digital audio sampling frequency over 48 kHz SILENT CINEMA does not function 69 70 More Information about DSP Surround Effects Using a DSP Program with Low Volume Night Listening NIGHT Advice All DSP Programs are available in Night Listening mode Night Listening mode does not work when listening through headphones cS 7 ex You can control the big sound effects and focus on listening clearly to speech Enjoy a DSP Program even in the evening at a low volume 1 Play the source a Press AMP 3 Select a DSP Program a Press NIGHT to activate Night Listening mode Night L ON appears in the CinemaStation Display To return to normal play Press NIGHT to deactivate Night Listening mode Night L OFF appears in the CinemaStation Display DSP Program buttons More Information about DSP Surround Effects Changing the Delay Time of a DSP Program Each DSP Program is designed to draw out the maximum effect from the source audio CinemaStation provides the DSP Programs with optimum value of parameters including reflected sound reverberant sound and Delay Time Among these parameters you can change the Delay Time DO DTS e 29 SELECT to match to your Speaker positions AUDIOS ANGLE SUBTITLED ipm
18. gt Note If CENTER in the SET MENU is set to the Center Speaker signal is distributed to the Front L R Speakers at the same volume level and output In this case you cannot adjust the audio output level of the Center Speaker If SUR in the SET MENU is set to you cannot adjust the volume level of the Surround L R Speakers The test tone skips the Surround L R Speakers and continues its cycle If BASS in the SET MENU is set to FRONT the test tone skips the Subwoofer and continues its cycle The test tone for Subwoofer is different from the others but this is not a defect 99 Creating the Best Listening Space Adjusting the Speaker Volume Level During Playback Adjust the volume level of the Subwoofer Center and Surround Left Right Speakers if you feel the speaker is unbalanced during audio playback Advice CENTER Volume levels other than for Front Speakers can be adjusted SURR 1 Press during playback TVCH A B C D E a Adjust the speaker volume level To adjust the Subwoofer volume press SW To adjust the Center Speaker volume press CENTER To adjust the Surround Speakers volume press SURR AMP GOYAMAHA f Advice The volume level adjustment range is 10 dB to 10 dB You cannot adjust the Left and Right Surround Speakers individually The same adjustment level
19. 2 ad eee m e i ITV Channel Selection ITV Channel Selection Rewind Video Channel Selection ITV Volume ITV Volume CINEMAS Ce Ca DU DTS SELECT STEREO REPEAT iz p YAMAHA ITV Input Switch Stop Fast Forward Pause Playback Video Channel Selection Press VCR before starting operations While you set the TV manufacturer code for the TV button you can operate your television Operating Other Equipment with the CinemaStation Remote Control TV operation POWER POWER Te Press POWER before starting operations 5 op 2 4 00 075 6 1 STEREO REPEAT C Cr Ce NIGHT SW CENTER SURR 1 Channel Selection o Input Switch A B G D E 2VCR Stop AUDIO ANGLE SUBTITLE Channel Selection e _ a 2VCR Rewind _e ma er NM 2VCR Fast Forward 2VCR Pause 2VCR Playback Volume While you set the VCR manufacturer code for the VCR button you can operate your VCR CD or MD recorder operation Track Selection Elapsed Time Input Pause Stop Reverse Search lt lt m e Forward Search jueuidinb3 4
20. FRNT FRENT Wa 1185 1 ES EP SURRBUND SURREUND SPEAKER IMPEDANCE 6 Speaker Cable Surround Left Speaker Connect the power cord after making all other connections Blue SUBWOOFER MONITOR SID T S VIDE VIDEO AGO MONITOR VCR Ori MONITOR A A N H GND DVD ONLY VIDEO A N SYSTEM CONNECTOR COMPONENT ngo em OPTICAL UDIO 759 UNBAL VIDEO Subwoofer Cable System Control Cable AV MONITOR OUT ONLY EEIN J AV MONITOR OUT U K and Europe models only If your monitor has only one jack for video input you can use CinemaStation s SCART output jack for connecting directly to the monitor This connection provides the best picture quality See page 95 when the Screen does not appear properly C ocito Subwoofer Connecting with S video Use a commercially available S video cable to connect the S VIDEO MONITOR OUTPUT to your TV s S video input See page 95 when the Screen does not appear properly Basic Operations Viewing a DVD It s time to play DVD Select a disc and begin from step 1 Turn on the TV Switch TV Input Use the TV remote control or the Use the TV remote control or input switch button on the power switch television
21. Making sure that neither core is connected to the earth terminal of the three pin plug CAUTION The name plate is located on the bottom of the unit Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure YAMAHA MODEL DVR S120 5 YAMAHA CORPORATION MADE IN MALAYSIA CAUTION VISIBLE AND OR INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AVOID EXPOSURE TO BEAM VARNING SYNLIG ELLER OSYNLIG LASERSTR LNING DENNA DEL PPNAD STRALEN FARLIG VARO AVATTAESSA OLET ALTTIINA NAKYVALLE JA TAI NAKYMATOMALLE LASERSATEILYLLE ALA VARNING SYNLIG OCH ELLER OSYNLIG LASERSTRALNING NAR DENNA DEL PPNAD BETRAKTA EJ STR LEN VORSICHT SICHTBARE UND ODER UNSICHTBARE LASERSTRAHLUNG WENN ABDECKUNG GE FFNET NICHT DEM STRAHL AUSSETZEN ATTENTION RADIATION VISIBLE ET OU INVISIBLE LORSQUE L APPAREIL EST OUVERT EVITEZ TOUTE EXPOSITION AU FAISCEAU CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT LASER KLASSE 1 PRODUKT LUOKAN 1 LASERLAITE KLASS 1 LASER APPARAT PRODUIT LASER DE CLASSE 1 This product is a DVD home theater sound system consisting of the components shown on the table Please check to make sure that all of the components
22. YAMAHA DVD HOME THEATER SOUND SYSTEM DVX S120 DVR S120 NX S120 NX C120 NX SW120 DVD RECEIVER DVR S120 OWNER S MANUAL IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL Explanation of Graphical Symbols The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert you to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert you to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance IMPORTANT below MODEL Serial No this unit reference Please record the serial number of this unit in the space The serial number is located on the rear or the bottom of Retain this Owner s Manual in a safe place for future I CAUTION 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Read these instructions Keep these instructions Heed all warnings Follow all instructions Do not use this apparatus near water Clean only with dry cloth Do not block any ventilation openings Install in accor
23. 83 Storing Manufacturer Codes in the Remote Control SeJnjeo 3 00 075 SELECT Fw To switch modes follow the steps below E Amp mode Press E c DVD CD mode Press DVD CD See page 23 DVD CD Mode Button Names and Functions 26 TUNER Tuner mode Press TUNER esse DVD CD For details on Tuner operations see page 39 Listening iex St to the Radio CINEMAS GOYAMAHA Using the Remote Control Some reminders when using the Remote Control Do not spill water or tea or drop anything on the unit Sore ESS Do not leave the unit in the following places Near a stove bath or hot and humid place In a dusty place In an extremely cold place Within 6m 20 feet When the batteries run down replace them When the batteries grow old the effective operation distance decreases considerably When that happens replace the batteries with two new ones Once you take the old batteries out replace them within two minutes to preserve the memory in the Remote Control Use the Remote Control within 6 m 20 feet of the CinemaStation and point it toward the Remote Control Sensor gt Note Replace worn out batteries as soon as possible Do not use a new battery with one that has been used before Do not use different types of b
24. FM AML ANT jack Indoor FM Antenna supplied supplied When connecting an outdoor FM antenna Use the antenna s coaxial cable and a commercially available F type connector to connect the antenna to the FM ANT jack For details ask the shop where you bought the outdoor antenna S VIDEO VIDEO MONITOR YER MONITOR 0 T 9 9 COMPONENT OPTICAL 759 UNBAII VIDEO SN Earth GND jack The GND jack does not provide secure grounding However when there SS is a lot of noise connecting it may improve reception To ground N CinemaStation connect one end of a vinyl coated wire to the GND jack and the other end to a commercially available grounding rod or copper sheet and bury the rod or sheet in damp earth Connecting the Loop Antenna EU Attach the Antenna to its stand Close the lever to fasten the cord Pull the cord lightly to make sure it is properly fastened Pp Open the AM ANT and GND jack levers to the right Insert the AM Loop Antenna s Adjust the Antenna left and right and find cord cores into the AM ANT and GND the best position for reception jacks AM ANT jack Cord Core Z Black GND jack Advice The AM Loop Antenna can be detached from its stand and attached to a wall To improve reception we recommend that you install an outdoor antenna For details contact your local Yamaha sound
25. For example switch to video input 1 if CinemaStation is connected to video input 1 Press POWER CinemaStation turns on The CinemaStation Display lights up Press on the CinemaStation The disc tray slides out 10 Basic Operations E 0 Place a disc in the tray D E Place the disc with the label side facing up Hold the disc by its edge and hole in the center to avoid touching the surface of the disc Press on the CinemasStation The disc tray slides in Press DVD CD CinemaStation enters DVD CD mode Basic Operations Press The DVD starts playing To change discs Press amp on CinemaStation to eject the disc Set another disc in the tray and press 2 Eject the disc before turning off the power After finished playing press 2 on CinemaStation to eject the disc Then press 2 once more to close the disc tray 12 Basic Operations Useful Features DvR S120 10856550 Selecting the Audio Language 1 While holding down SHIFT press AUDIO 2 While viewing the TV Screen press or V to select the audio language you want The audio language changes each time you press AUDIO while holding This selection is available when the DVD disc down SHIFT contain
26. PTY SEEK START Once the program type has been selected in SEEK mode press this button to begin the search RDS Modes PTY Program Type RDS supports four types of information PS PTY NEWS News RT and CT AFFAIRS Current Affairs INFO General Information SPORT Sports EDUCATE Education PTY Program Type DRAMA Drama Divides RDS broadcasts into the 15 genres shown CULTURE Culture at right PS Program Service Shows the name of the RDS station broadcasting SCIENCE Science RT Radio Text VARIED Light Entertainment Shows RDS broadcast information including song POPM Pops title artist name using up to 64 letters and numbers plus the umlaut letter If the radio text contains ROCK M Rock other characters they will appear with an underbar M O R M Middle Of the Road Music easy listening LIGHTM Light Classics CT Clock Time Shows the current time updated once a minute If CLASSICS Serious Classics data flow is interrupted CT WAIT will appear OTHER M Other Music Listening to the Radio Change RDS Mode MED There are four RDS display modes When an RDS A N AP ote station is broadcasting PS PTY RT or CT mode Note indicators corresponding to the services provided When an RDS station is broadcasting do not press FREQ RDS until light up in the CinemaStation Display Press one or more mode indicators light up in the CinemaStatio
27. Selection buttons You did not connect the Speaker cable properly Cause 3 Cause 4 SI Turn the sound volume up Check your speaker connections You turned the sound volume down Cause 5 Sound is muted Press MUTE or VOLUME to regain the sound and adjust the volume to your liking You inserted a CD ROM that CinemaStation cannot play Cause 6 Play a source signal that CinemaStation can play No picture Cau se You did not connect the cable properly Check your connections The audio suddenly decreased Cause The Sleep Time function started working Solution Turn the power back on and try playing the source again Sound is too low on one side Cause Check your connections You did not connect the cable properly Appendix No sound except from the Front Speakers Caus 1 You are listening to STEREO sound Press STEREO and make sure sound field effect is on Cause 2 You are playing a source such as Dolby Surround Dolby Digital or DTS that doesn t contain a special effect signal Select another DSP Program 3 A digital audio sampling frequency over 48 aUS is input A digital audio sampling frequency over 48 kHz only outputs from the Front Speakers No sound from the Center Speaker Caus e 1 ee off the Center Speaker volume Turn up the Center Speaker volume See page 60 You set CENTER in the SET MENU to NON
28. Y signal and two chrominance and Pr Cr signals Since each signal is sent independently color can be reproduced more faithfully The component signal is also called a color difference signal by the way it subtracts the luminance signal from the color signals Decoder A device that converts encoded data on DVD and other media back to its original audio or video signal Dolby Digital Dolby Digital is a digital surround sound system that gives you completely independent multi channel audio With 3 front channels left center and right and 2 surround stereo channels Dolby Digital provides 5 full range audio channels With an additional channel especially for bass effects called LFE low frequency effect the system has a total of 5 1 channels By using 2 channel stereo for the surround speakers more accurate moving sound effects and surround sound environment can be reproduced like the rustling of trees or sound of waves Dolby Pro Logic A surround system that takes a 4 channel signal and records it as a 2 channel signal then by way of some arithmetic processing converts back to an independent 4 channel signal for playback Dolby Pro Logic II Takes any 2 channel source and reproduces dynamic 5 1 channel surround with excellent separation using special signal processing You can experience Dolby Pro Logic in MOVIE mode and MUSIC mode for stereo You can even enjoy old movies that were only recorded in 2 chan
29. audio jacks see eere 4 eS EJ ME The digital jacks are compatible with PCM Dolby Digital and DTS signals The OPTICAL IN jack is compatible with a digital signal that has 96 kHz or less sampling frequency Youcan use Input Assign in the SET MENU to assign VIDEO or VCR to the OPTICAL IN jack The default setting is VIDEO Set to VIDEO default setting Press VIDEO on the Remote Control to input a signal from CD recorder or MD recorder Advice When you assign the OPTICAL IN jack as VIDEO and equipment is connected to the VIDEO IN jacks the OPTICAL IN jack has priority over the VIDEO IN jacks if the input mode is set to AUTO Set to VCR Press VCR on the Remote Control to input a signal from CD recorder or MD recorder Advice When you assign the OPTICAL IN jack as VCR and equipment is connected to the VCR IN jacks the OPTICAL IN jack has priority over the VCR IN jacks if the input mode is set to AUTO For details about assigning OPTICAL IN jacks see page 88 Using the SET MENU For details about input modes see page 77 Switching Input Modes CinemaStation s digital and analog signal circuits are independent of each other so analog input signals can only output from analog output jacks and digital input signals can only output from digital output jacks CinemaStation s optical digital jack is designed based on standards If you use a
30. gt to select Program Then press gt 3 Press or to select or Delete Program Play EU Perform steps 1 to 2 in Customizing Playback Order Program Play on page 31 a Press gt then press to select Clear All Then Clear changes to Cleared and all Program Play content is deleted 33 Playing Video and Music Discs Repeating a Disc or Track Repeat Play You can repeat a favorite track chapter or entire disc You can also repeat certain parts you specified as many times as you like DVR SI20 WB56650 EU Play back a disc To repeat a chapter or track first start playing it See page 28 Selecting a Scene or Tune e 7 button eL SHIFT a While holding down SHIFT press the 7 button to select Repeat mode Every time you press the button the display on the TV screen changes as shown below DVD video C2 Off Normal playback Repeat Repeat Play for currently playing chapter C2 Title Repeat Play for currently playing title a C C2 Disc Repeat Play for currently playing disc E 14 ICINEMAZETJ UE Video CD CD C2 Off Normal playback C2 Repeat Repeat Play for currently playing track C2 Disc Repeat Play for currently playing disc Advice Once Repeat Play is selected the Repeat m
31. if CinemaStation is connected to video input 1 on the television Press POWER to turn on CinemaStation Press VCR CinemaStation can now output the VCR signal Operate your VCR Playing a Video Game or Operating a Video Camera For game console and video camera operations read their respective owner s manuals e VIDEO 606 Turn on the TV Turn on a game console or video camera Switch the TV input For example switch to video 1 if CinemaStation is connected to video input 1 on the television Press POWER to turn on CinemaStation Press VIDEO CinemaStation can now output video signals game console or video camera Play your game console or video camera Using Other Equipment Dubbing from a Video Camera to a VCR For video camera and VCR operations be sure to read their respective owner s manuals EU Turn on the TV Turn on the video camera and VCR Switch the TV input For example switch to video 1 if CinemaStation is connected to video input 1 on the television Press POWER to turn on CinemaStation Press VIDEO m CinemaStation can now input video signal video camera Prepare to record with the VCR For example switch the VCR input to external Start playback on the video camera then start recording with the VCR 66 juewidinb3
32. listed below See page 64 Selecting DSP Program Effects What do you want to do Next selection Watch a movie mum Feel the excitement on the big stage Watch a sports broadcast L B Baseball and soccer 4 16 Sound Presence Remote Control Press MOVIE repeatedly to Pra display DSP wm Programs Action Drama Sci Fi Spectacle 1 Theater Remote Control Press MUSIC repeatedly to display DSP e Programs Music Video 4 MUSIC Music Video Magnifies the feeling of listening to live rock or jazz in a concert hall The screen image and sound field space stretch out to the fullest engulfing you in an atmosphere of excitement n Classic Hall n Jazz Club n Rock Concert n 5ch Stereo Remote Control Press SPORTS Remote Control Live Sports In a live stereo sports broadcast announcer voices are central engulfed in the cheers and emotional whirl of the stadium Press GAME punos 18 Advanced Features Names and Functions of Parts Top and Front Buttons for amplifier and disc operations Stops disc playback Eae AS Selects the previous next track or chapter Continue pressing to fast forward or fast reverse Pauses disc playback INPUT Selects an input source Press this
33. of this unit do not place Other components as they may cause damage and or discoloration on the surface of this unit Burning objects i e candles as they may cause fire damage to this unit and or personal injury Containers with liquid in them as they may fall and liquid may cause electrical shock to the user and or damage to this unit Do not cover this unit with a newspaper tablecloth curtain etc in order not to obstruct heat radiation If the temperature inside this unit rises it may cause fire damage to this unit and or personal injury Do not plug in this unit to a wall outlet until all connections are complete Do not operate this unit upside down It may overheat possibly causing damage Do not use force on switches knobs and or cords When disconnecting the power cord from the wall outlet grasp the plug do not pull the cord Do not clean this unit with chemical solvents this might damage the finish Use a clean dry cloth Only voltage specified on this unit must be used Using this unit with a higher voltage than specified is dangerous and may cause fire damage to this unit and or personal injury YAMAHA will not be held responsible for any damage resulting from use of this unit with a voltage other than specified To prevent damage by lightning disconnect the power cord from the wall outlet during an electrical storm Do not attempt to modify or fix this unit Contact qualifie
34. printed with a commercially available label printer Do not put a disc in a place with PES direct sunlight high temperature 1 ly ANN high humidity or a lot of dust Caution MW f a disc becomes dirty wipe it with a clean dry cloth from the center out to the edge Do not use record cleaner or paint thinner To avoid malfunction do not use a commercially available lens cleaner xipueddy E 103 Copyright and logo marks This product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by method claims of certain U S patents and other intellectual property rights owned by Macrovision Corporation and other rights owners Use of this copyright protection technology must be authorized by Macrovision Corporation and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision Corporation Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited SILENT CINEMA is a trademark of YAMAHA CORPORATION Advanced i gt YS T Active Servo Processing Subwoofer System with a built in power amplifier This subwoofer system NX SW120 employs Advanced Yamaha Active Servo Technology which YAMAHA has developed for reproducing higher quality super bass sound This super bass sound adds a more realistic theater in the home effect to your stereo system Dopey DIGITAL Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Dolby Pro Logic and the double D symbol
35. products service center gt Note Install the supplied indoor FM Antenna and AM Loop Antenna away from this system Even if you connect an outdoor AM antenna be sure to still use the AM Loop Antenna Listening to the Radio Listening to the Radio CinemaStation provides several methods for tuning radio stations to help you find channels as easy as you can Selecting the Radio Tuner Press INPUT repeatedly on CinemaStation until TUNER appears The input source changes to Tuner Radio and you can listen to AM FM broadcasts Advice You can also press TUNER on the Remote Control to change the input source to Tuner Display Selecting Radio Stations olpey eui 0 Duiueisr You have two ways to select radio stations Auto Tuning and Manual Tuning Auto Tuning is quick and handy to use when radio signal reception is strong Select stations automatically Auto Tuning TD Press PRESET BAND to select either FM or AM Each time you press the mode changes in the order as e e s je ENERO follows FM Tuning mode AM Tuning mode gt Preset mode gt FM Tuning mode J f Advice SS Ifthe colon beside the Band indicator goes out that means im un m i CinemaStation is in Tuning mode Make sure the colon is not lit im up SS Press AUTO MAN L to set CinemaStation to Auto PRESET TUNING PRESET BAND
36. selected it will play in another language Audio Menu Digital output Select the output signal for the OPTICAL OUT jack The speaker sound changes depending on the setting for this menu item All Outputs all types of digital signals that CinemaStation can reproduce PCM Only Outputs the Pro Logic decoded signal only Features PBC Set Playback Control If set to Off the Disc Menu does not appear on the TV screen Be careful when setting this menu item If it does not match your TV the menu and playback screen will not appear properly or will not appear on the TV If that happens refer to Recover TV settings below This unit can play PAL and NTSC but your television must match the system used on the disc 3 When is selected in VIDEO OUTPUT a video signal will not be output from S VIDEO MONITOR OUTPUT Recover TV settings When the screen does not appear properly due to TV setting perform the steps below to recover the setting Press DVD CD 2 Press L for 5 seconds NTSC lt gt PAL appears in the CinemaStation Display 3 Press lll to switch the setting NTSC PAL SET appears in the CinemaStation Display When connecting with AV MONITOR OUT U K and Europe models only Perform steps 1 and 2 above 2 Press L again YUV lt gt RGB appears in the CinemaStation Display 3 Press lll to switch the setting YUV RGB SET appears in the CinemaStation Display
37. the supplied Center Speaker Front Speakers Surround Speakers or Subwoofer You can also use commercially available speaker cables instead of the supplied cables Anote Usea speaker with 6 ohm impedance or more If a speaker with less than 6 ohm impedance is used the protective circuit may trip or the speaker may malfunction Use magnetically shielded speakers If these speakers still create interference with the monitor place the speakers away from the monitor Make sure the speaker cable you use is the same thickness as the supplied cable M Advice Use speakers of the same manufacturer and quality if possible If the quality of each speaker differs the voice of a moving person may become unnatural Creating the Best Listening Space Changing the speaker cables m Release button Push up the release button and pull out the supplied speaker cable from the connector e Peel away about 10 mm 3 3 of covering from the tip of the commercially available cable and firmly twist the cable cores Not twisting firmly can cause a short 10 mm 3 22 Keep pushing up the release button and insert the cable cores of the commercially available cable gt Match the speaker cable polarity with the polarity A indicator of the connector Release button Polarity indicator Release your finger from the release button to fasten the cable ooeds Buiueisr 1seg
38. to read the relevant equipment owner s manual Recording Audio from CinemaStation Turn on the CD recorder or MD recorder power and get ready for recording DVR 5120WB56850 Press POWER to turn on CinemaStation want and start playback Ex To play a CD First press DVD CD then play the CD um Input Start recording with the CD recorder or MD 3 Switch CinemaStation input to the source you Selection TE L buttons recorder me NA enema E Advice When using Timer Playback Recording even if CinemaStation is in standby mode the memory content e g input source AM FM frequency is retained and used gt Note Even if you use DTS software to digitally record a DTS signal only noise will be recorded If you want to perform Timer Recording without hearing sound turn the volume down before starting Timer Recording Creating the Best Listening Space Placing the Speakers NX P120 To get the most out of the sound field effects you need to place the speakers in the best positions To guard against poor acoustics like sound blur make sure the speakers are stable Also read page 7 Preparing the Speakers Placing the Center Speaker Make sure the top of the television is level If the top of the television is not level place the Center Speaker inside the TV rack or directly on the floor In any case make sure i
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42. BE DISPLAYED IN THE PICTURE IN CASE OF 525 PROGRESSIVE SCAN PICTURE PROBLEMS IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU SWITCH THE CONNECTION TO THE STANDARD DEFINITION OUTPUT IF THERE ARE QUESTIONS REGARDING YOUR VIDEO MONITOR COMPATIBILITY WITH THIS UNIT PLEASE CONTACT OUR CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER This unit is compatible with the complete line of YAMAHA projectors including the DPX 1 LPX 500 DPX 1000 and with the YAMAHA PDM 1 plasma display Additional Features Protecting Your Children from Undesirable Scene Using Parental Control You can cut a scene that you do not feel it is suitable for your children or lock a disc from being played CinemaStation allows you to set the level of Parental Control It then checks the level of a disc whose level has been set in advance and automatically decides if the content is suitable for viewing by your children before playing Setting the Password and Parental Control Level Number buttons Advice The default password is 0000 9 Program Preferences View Toolbar Play Option 9 Search a Press v to select Setup A Preferences 9 Access Toolbar e TV Language 9 Audio Menu Features Press gt and a number of times to select Access Disc lock Parental level Enter PIN 9 Change PIN Language Press to select Enter PIN then press gt
43. Control is not compatible with your equipment Use the remote control that came with the device to operate it xipueddy E 101 Information Disc information The table below lists the types of discs you can play on CinemaStation Video Discs Type of Disc Disc Logo Mark DVD Video DVD lt lt VIDEO m Super Video CD Video CD 22 ise VIDEO CD DIGITAL VIDEO COMPACT compact Video CDs made by copying an MPEG movie file onto a DIGITAL AUDIO DIGITAL AUDIO ReWritable CD R or CD RW DVD region codes The region code an ID number assigned to uu Region code of each market region is set for normal DVD Destination OREL Playable discs players and DVD video discs CinemaStation can play the discs with the region codes U S A shown below on the right For more details Canada a q ALL read the information on the disc jacket U K Europe Korea Asia Music Discs Type of Disc Disc Logo Mark Music CD COMPACT Compact disc DIGITAL AUDIO digital audio compact Music CDs made by copying ois onto a CD R or CD RW Music GERD ews Advice Disc logo marks are printed on the disc and the disc jacket 102 Appendix gt Note The following discs cannot be played with this unit CD ROM DVD ROM CDV This product can play some types of DVD R Video format only DVD RW Vid
44. DS stations The selected program type flashes and the HOLD indicator lights up while the search is in progress If the search finds a station that matches the program type you selected CinemaStation will tune it in If the station tuned in is not the one you want press PTY SEEK START again to continue the search for other stations broadcasting the program type you selected To cancel steps 1 or 2 Press PTY SEEK MODE twice 45 Using Other Equipment Connecting Video Equipment Connect a VCR to CinemaStation to play or dub videos You can also connect a game console or video camera Connecting a Game Console or VCR e Always read the owner s manual of any equipment you want to connect Connection Cables Use a commercially available Audio Video cable Use the supplied Video Pin Cable Useacommercially available optical cable Audio Video cable E gt commercially available TV 4 Video Pin Cable supplied Dm Optical cable commercially available VCR When directly connecting the TV with the VCR you can play video tape on the VCR even if you turn off CinemaStation OUTPUT1 OUTPUT2 INPUT1 INPUT2 MONITOR OUT DVD ONLY S VIDEO MONITOR VCR OUT OUT MONITOR Pe DVD
45. FF The Matrix 6 1 decoder is not enabled Even if you play a Dolby Digital Surround EX or DTS ES disc no sound outputs from the virtual surround back speaker S1291J3 1noqe uoneunoju Advice When the Matrix 6 1 decoder is working the MATRIX indicator lights up in the CinemaStation Display 6 1 appears beside the DSP Program name For example Action 6 1 Matrix 6 1 appears with Dolby Digital and DTS sound fields Note Some Dolby Digital Surround EX or DTS ES discs do not contain a signal flag that CinemaStation can use for auto recognition To play this type of disc with 6 1 channel sound press MATRIX 6 1 to select Matrix 6 1 In the cases below 6 1 channel sound cannot play even if you press MATRIX 6 1 If SUR is set to NON in the SET MENU If sound effect is set to off Stereo Playback If headphones are connected If a Dolby Digital KARAOKE source is playing If you select 5ch Stereo DSP Program If you turn on the power once more after CinemaStation goes into standby Matrix 6 1 returns to AUTO 65 66 More Information about DSP Surround Effects Using All Speakers for CD or Video playback Selecting Dolby Pro Logic II converts a 2 channel source into virtual multi channels for enjoying sound using all speakers 1 Play the 2 channel source SELECT a Press AMP 3 Press 5 a Press
46. ODE AUTO Display set DIMMER 0 Tuner Step 9 50 Asia Korea China and General models only f Advice Even during playback you can change settings in the SET MENU To learn more about Speaker Set read Setting the Speaker Mode on page 62 Using the SET MENU Navigating the SET MENU EU Press a Press SET MENU Press or v repeatedly to select the Menu you want a Press lt 0r gt Once in the setting mode of the selected menu the current setting appears in the CinemaStation Display SET MENU Depending on the item press or V to enter a submenu gt 5 Press lt or gt repeatedly to change the setting V AMP 6 When exiting the SET MENU press SET MENU Pressing any one of DSP Program buttons also exits the SET MENU e NA CINEMA lt u 89 135 Using the SET MENU Adjust the playback level of the LFE signal LFE Level You can adjust the LFE channel output level while playing a Dolby Digital or DTS signal Adjust the LFE level to match the performance of the Subwoofer and headphones Submenu SP LFE HP LFE Variable range dB 20 to 0 dB Default setting 0 dB Set the Delay Time of the Center Speaker SP Delay You can set the Delay Time of the Center Speaker This is effective when the Center Speaker outputs sound during Dolby Digita
47. ON Select this setting when not using Surround L R Speakers The surround L R channel signal distributes the same volume level to the Front L R Speakers BASS Selects the speaker to output a LFE BASS low tone signal LFE stands for Low Frequency Effect and it is used to output bands of 90 Hz and below when Dolby Digital or DTS is active Selection items SWFR Subwoofer FRONT BOTH Default setting SWFR SWFR Select this setting when using a Subwoofer The LFE and low tone 90 Hz and below sound from other channels depending on CENTER FRONT and SUR settings are output from the Subwoofer FRONT Select this setting when not using a Subwoofer The LFE and low tone 90 Hz and below sound from other channels depending on CENTER FRONT and SUR settings are output from the Front L R Speakers BOTH Select this item to mix a low tone of 90 Hz and below with a LFE channel when using a Subwoofer and independent of the Front Speaker Sound mode setting The entire frequency band of the front L R channel is output from both the Front L R Speakers and Subwoofer Sound can output from the Subwoofer during 2 channel or Dolby Surround playback F Level Selects the Front Speaker level When the Front Speaker volume level is extremely high and out of alignment with that of other speakers you can lower the volume level and regain a balance Selection items Nrm Normal 10 dB Default setting Nrm Nrm Usuall
48. ONLY COMPONENT 752 UNBAL VIDEO A Game console CinemaStation video camera DIGITAL e eee eee enn OUTPUT OPTICAL OUTPUT 46 Using Other Equipment Notes the audio jacks You cannot simultaneously use both IN and OUT jacks when the jack names are the same as each other For example the signal input from the VCR IN jack does not output from the OUTPUT VIDEO TV ye SYSTEM MONITOR VCR OUT jack e CinemaStation s digital and analog signal circuits are independent of each other so analog input signals can only output from analog output jacks and digital input signals can only output from digital output jacks Notes on recording and playing video MD Perform a test recording before recording Do not press ON SCREEN during recording a DVD video If you press ON SCREEN the On Screen Menu appears and both the video and On Screen Menu will be recorded t is not possible to record DSP effects When you turn off the connected VCR power playback sound may become distorted and the volume reduced In this case turn on the VCR power Even if you adjust t
49. Preset starts at the frequency currently displayed toward the lower frequency and when pressing A Auto Preset starts at the frequency currently displayed toward the higher frequency 41 42 Listening to the Radio Manually preset stations in advance Manual Preset BEES You can manually preset up to 40 radio stations MEMORY A B C D E o9 PRESET TUNING Display vV PRESET TUNING 2 4 Advice Select radio stations you want to preset See page 39 Selecting Radio Stations The frequency and broadcast band FM or AM of the tuned in station appear in the CinemaStation Display Press MEMORY The MEMORY indicator blinks for about 5 seconds in the CinemaStation Display which means CinemaStation is ready to preset While the MEMORY indicator is blinking press A B C D E to select the Preset Group A to E The Group appears Check that the colon beside the band indicator lights up While the MEMORY indicator is blinking press PRESET TUNING J to select a Preset Number 1 to 8 Press A for a larger number and v for a smaller number While the MEMORY indicator is blinking press MEMORY The selected Preset Group and Number broadcast band FM or AM and frequency appear in the CinemaStation Display Repeat steps 1 to 5 to manually preset other radio stations When presetting a radio station you can set the frequency and reception mode stereo monaural at the same time
50. RR LEV a Press lt or gt and adjust the speaker volume level When setting to 5096 the speaker volume becomes half and when setting to 096 you hear no sound from the Speaker TUNER E MUSIC mA 19 me CINEMAS ooeds 11 1seg Buneaig Advice You can adjust the speaker volume level from 0 to 100 The factory default setting is 100 which is the maximum value z Note The volume levels adjusted with the test tone or the CENTER or SURR buttons in 5ch Stereo mode are replaced with the setting with LEV RL LEV or RR LEV The actual volume you hear is the volume shown in the CinemaStation Display multiplied by the percentage you set for volume level If CENTER is set to you cannot adjust the Center Speaker If SUR is set to NON you cannot adjust the Surround Speakers 61 62 Creating the Best Listening Space Setting the Speaker Size To get the most out of the sound field effects you need to use all 6 of the supplied speakers Front Center Surround and Subwoofer But depending on your listening objectives you can turn off specified speakers When using any speaker other than YAMAHA Speaker Set NX P120 you need to specify the speaker size You can specify these settings in Speaker mode Setting the Speaker Mode Specify the speaker to produce no sound by setting CENTER S
51. S120 eorr 360 X 75 X 360 mm 14 e x 2 Phe x 14 3 16 200 365 390 7 7 14 3 8 x 15 11 32 NX C120 300 X 72 X 105 mm 11 Pie x 2 27 32 x 41 NX S 72 X 170 X 108 mm 2 77 32 x 6 e x 4 1 4 Weight DVR S120 6 4 kg 14 Ibs 2 oz NX SW 120 8 4 kg 18 Ibs 8 oz NX GI20 1 1 kg 2 Ibs 6 oz INXS 120 0 9 kg 2 Ibs Operating Temperature Range 5 to 35 C 41 to 95 F 5 to 90 No Condensation CCESSOT m See page 6 Specifications are subject to change without notice xipueddy E 109 amp YAMAHA 2004 YAMAHA CORPORATION All rights reserved YAMAHA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION USA 6660 ORANGETHORPE AVE BUENA PARK CALIF 90620 U S A YAMAHA CANADA MUSIC LTD 135 MILNER AVE SCARBOROUGH ONTARIO 1 3R1 CANADA YAMAHA ELECTRONIK EUROPA GmbH SIEMENSSTR 22 34 25462 RELLINGEN HAMBURG OF GERMANY YAMAHA ELECTRONIQUE FRANCE S A RUE AMBROISE CROIZAT BP70 CROISSY BEAUBOURG 77312 MARNE LA VALLEE CEDEX02 FRANCE YAMAHA ELECTRONICS UK LTD YAMAHA HOUSE 200 RICKMANSWORTH ROAD WATFORD HERTS WD18 7GQ ENGLAND YAMAHA CORPORATION YAMAHA SCANDINAVIA A B J A WETTERGRENS GATA 1 BOX 30053 400 43 VASTRA FROLUNDA SWEDEN YAMAHA MUSIC AUSTRALIA LTD 17 3
52. SELECT repeatedly to select PRO LOGIC Ir Press to select PRO LOGIC II Movie or 5 PRO LOGIC II Music Each time the button is pressed the selection switches between LOGIC II Movie and PRO LOGIC II Music Match your source with the appropriate selection item Movie or Music advice You can also press the DSP button on CinemaStation to select PRO LOGIC II Movie or PRO LOGIC II Music gt Note Even if you play back a monaural source with Dolby Pro Logic II CinemaStation cannot reproduce multi channel sound More Information about DSP Surround Effects Change the Dolby Pro Logic Il Music setting 9 You can change the settings parameters for Dolby Pro Logic II Music and adjust the sound field to match your listening space Perform steps 1 to 5 in Using All Speakers for EU CD or Video playback on page 66 and select PRO LOGIC II Music a Press or v repeatedly to select PANORAMA DIM or WIDTH 3 Press lt or gt to change the setting value a Repeat steps 2 and 3 if you want to change other setting values Below are the Pro Logic II Music setting values parameters PANORAMA Gives front L R channel sound a wraparound effect distributed TUNER OVE MUSIC SPORTS amie throughout the entire surround sound field for an expansive Ol SOS par
53. Station may fall over if your feet or hands get caught in the speaker cable Make sure the cables are fixed in place After attaching everything check the overall safety of your installation YAMAHA will bear no responsibility for accidents caused by improperly placed equipment or faulty installation methods Creating the Best Listening Space When attaching to a speaker stand and bracket BEBO Use the supplied screw to attach the mounting bracket to the bottom of the speaker Mounting bracket The jutting part of the bracket enters the groove at the supplied speaker base Use the bracket holes 60 mm 2 spacing to fasten the mounting bracket to the speaker stand Use the screws 4 mm 7 dia spring washers and washers 60 mm 23 8 M Advice When attaching to a speaker stand and bracket be sure to read their respective owner s manuals When attaching to the optional SPS 80 Speaker Stands you do not need to attach the supplied mounting brackets ooeds Buiueisr 1seg 2 55 56 Creating the Best Listening Space Yamaha Speaker Stand SPS 80 Option and Surround Speakers on the floor 2 stands set With the SPS 80 Speaker Stands you can set the Front Speakers SPS 80 stands may not be available in certain regions SPS 80 Using Commercially Available Speakers or Cables You can use commercially available speakers instead of
54. UR or BASS When using other speakers be sure to set the speaker size and depending on your listening objectives set the Front Speaker level EU Press AMP Press SET MENU Speaker Set appears Press gt SET MENU Press or v to select item you want to set Press lt or gt to change the setting Repeat steps 4 and 5 to set the needed item When exiting the SET MENU press SET MENU Pressing any one of the DSP Program buttons also exits the SET MENU l 5121814 eme CINEMA GYAMAHA Advice Even if FRONT is set to SML when BASS is set to FRONT low tones below 90 Hz of the Front L R channel signal will output from the Front Speakers If you select a sound field effect when SUR is set to CinemaStation enters Virtual Cinema DSP mode Settings made in Speaker mode are not reflected when connected to headphones 7 Note Whena sampling digital signal over 48 kHz is input some settings may not be reflected in the playback sound Creating the Best Listening Space CENTER Sets whether the Center Speaker is present or not and sets the size of the Center Speaker Selection items LRG Large SML Small NON None Default setting SML LRG Select this setting when using a big Center Speaker The entire frequency ban
55. Your Children Can View You can set the Parental Control level and lock discs See page 80 Protecting Your Children from Undesirable Scene eR A CINEMAS GOYAMAHA BE SPORTS GAME Enhancing Video Quality CinemaStation uses progressive image playback available only for NTSC Signal Output to render the full beauty of DVD video You can connect a television that has component video input jacks to CinemaStation s COMPONENT VIDEO jacks and enjoy progressive scan imaging See page 79 Enjoying High Quality Video Answers to Common Problems No subtitles appear o i Check the disc jacket to make sure cannot change the audio subtitles are available or subtitle language e The disc may have only one audio and one subtitle language followed each step correctly but the disc doesn t play Some discs have a Disc Menu or DVD Menu Your settings may change if you use this type of menu Sound Presence Finding the Best DSP Effect Changing the DSP effect based on listening and viewing content Select a DSP Program for the movie or music and experience the sound of a movie theater or concert hall Follow the chart below to select the DSP Program that offers the acoustic qualities you want m Advice Experiment with different sound field effects until you find the DSP Program that you feel best matches your source CinemaStation has other DSP Programs not
56. a music disc perform steps 3 to 10 on pages 10 to 12 Viewing Press TUNER on the Remote Control tune in your favorite channel see page 39 Listening to the Radio Press VCR on the Remote Control Press VIDEO on the Remote Control DVD CD re m _ cINeMa Ey YAMAHA TUNER onem GOYAMAHA VCR CINEMA ZI YAMAHA VIDEO YAMAHA y 27 Playback Methods CinemaStation provides you with a variety of playback methods including 5 the ability to select and quickly find a scene or tune EU VER VIDEO o __ Ep joes me s A8 7 DVD CD Selecting Scene Tune To skip chapters and tracks To return to the previous chapter or track Quickly press twice When you press only once playback starts from the beginning of the currently playing chapter or track To advance to the next chapter or track Press gt gt Start operations after first pressing DVD CD CinemaStation enters DVD CD mode to play a disc In this manual each type of disc has its own mark as shown below DVD Video Video CD Music CD DVD V vcD CD Number buttons To specify a track vcb cp Enter the track number with the Num
57. age 68 Using a DSP Program with Headphones SILENT CINEMA Page 69 Using a DSP Program with Low Volume Night Listening Page 70 Changing the Delay Time of a DSP Program Page 71 Reproducing the Original Dolby and DTS Sound Page 73 Reproducing Stereo Sound Page 74 Station Types of Input Signals Types of Input Signals Page 75 Checking Sound Information Input Signal Information Display Page 75 Switching Input Modes Page 77 SLNALNOO Additional Features Using the Sleep Timer Page 78 Enjoying High Quality Video Progressive Scan NTSC only Page 79 Protecting Your Children from Undesirable Scene Page 80 Setting the Password and Parental Control Level Page 80 Locking a Disc Page 82 Operating Other Equipment with the CinemaStation Remote Control Storing Manufacturer Codes in the Remote Control Page 83 Setting the Manufacturer Code Page 83 Available Operations Page 84 Manufacturer Code List Page 86 Using the SET MENU Using the SET MENU Page 88 SET MENU List Page 88 Navigating the SET MENU Page 89 Using the On Screen Menu Using the On Screen Menu Page 92 Navigating the On Screen Menu Page 92 On Screen Menu Guide Page 94 Appendix Solutions to Common Problems Page 96 General Problems Page 96 Disc Playback Page 99 Radio Reception Page 100 Remote Control Page 101 Information Page 102 Glossary Page 105 Index Page 107 Specifications Page 109 Introduction Your DVD Home Theater Sound System DVX S120 consists of t
58. an amp Scan and Letterbox deal with this problem Pan amp Scan cuts off the left and right portions of the picture to fill the screen Letterbox inserts black bands at the top and bottom of the picture to reproduce an aspect ratio of 16 9 PAL PAL is a video signal system 625 lines 25 frames per second used in the United Kingdom much of the rest of western Europe several South American countries some Middle East and Asian countries several African countries Australia New Zealand and other Pacific island countries Sampling Frequency and Quantized Bit Rate When converting an analog signal to digital the number of times the signal is sampled per second is called the sampling frequency while the degree of fineness when converting the sound level into a numeric value is called the quantized bit rate The frequency band that can be played back is determined by the sampling rate while the dynamic range expressing the difference in sound level is determined by the quantized bit rate In principle the higher the sampling rate the wider the frequency range that can be played back And the higher the quantized bit rate the finer the sound that can be reproduced SILENT CINEMA SILENT CINEMA is an original Yamaha system that reproduces in a pair of headphones the acoustic personality of sound field programs based on multi speakers Headphone parameters have been set for each sound field so that natural stereoscopic sou
59. apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 DANGER When this unit is plugged to the wall outlet do not place your eyes close to the opening of the disc tray and other openings to look into inside The laser component in this product is capable of emitting radiation exceeding the limit for Class 1 DVR S120 The name plate is located on the bottom of the unit WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE B For U K customers If the socket outlets in the home are not suitable for the plug supplied with this appliance it should be cut off and an appropriate 3 pin plug fitted For details refer to the instructions described below Note The plug severed from the mains lead must be destroyed as a plug with bared flexible cord is hazardous if engaged in a live socket outlet Special Instructions for U K Model IMPORTANT THE WIRES IN MAINS LEAD ARE COLOURED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING CODE Blue NEUTRAL Brown LIVE As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this apparatus may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows The wire which is coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured BLACK The wire which is coloured BROWN must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured RED
60. are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories DIGITAL SURROUND DTS and DTS Digital Surround are registered trademarks of Digital Theater Systems Inc MPEG Layer 3 audio decoding technology licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson multimedia 104 Appendix Glossary Bit Stream A signal that is compressed and changed into digital format Then depending on the decoder it can be processed as 5 1 multi channel audio Channel ch A channel is an audio type that has been divided based on range and other characteristics Ex 5 1 channel Front Speakers Left 1ch Right 1ch Center Speaker 1 ch Surround Speakers Left 1ch Right 1ch Subwoofer 1 ch x 0 1 0 1 ch n contrast to a full 1 channel band a component designed to enhance low frequency sound for added effect Cinema DSP Digital Sound Field Processor Dolby Surround and DTS were originally designed for the movie theater so playing the same program at home would produce disparate listening experiences depending on variables like the room size walling and number of speakers Yamaha Cinema DSP applies original sound field technology based on a wealth of real world data measurements to reproduce Dolby Pro Logic Dolby Digital and DTS sound combining them with acoustic scale depth and tone so that you can experience the presence of a movie theater at home Component Video Signal A component video signal is separated into one luminance
61. atteries for example alkaline with manganese together Each type of battery has its own characteristics If a battery starts leaking dispose of it immediately Be careful not to let leaking battery acid come into contact with you or your clothing Before inserting new batteries wipe the compartment clean 21 22 Advanced Features Amp Mode Button Names and Functions 5 SELECT Switches between Dolby Digital and DTS decoders After pressing DO DTS repeatedly press SELECT to select a decoder See page 73 Infrared signal transmitter Sends an infrared signal to the CinemaStation POWER 011 Switches the CinemaStation between ON and STANDBY 3 NIGHT Sets the CinemaStation to Night Listening mode See page 70 lt gt Adjusts the test tone and SET MENU MUTE Turns off the sound Press again to return to the previous sound volume This button works in every mode AMP eH Puts the Remote Control in Amp mode DVU CD Input Selection buttons Selects a source to operate with the Remote Control See page 27 To operate a VCR you need to set the manufacturer code for the VCR button Press AMP before starting operations advice The purple color on the Remote Control indicates Amp mode MATRIX 6 1 Sets the Matrix 6 1 decoder See page 64 In most cases the Matrix 6 1 decoder works automatically once Dolby Digital Surround EX or DTS ES discs start pl
62. aying However for some disc types you may have to set the decoder using this button STEREO Switches between normal stereo sound and audio with a sound field effect See page 74 Select STEREO to listen to audio with no sound field effect from the Front L R Speakers Volume level buttons Adjust speaker volume level See page 58 SW Adjusts the Subwoofer volume CENTER Adjusts the Center Speaker volume SURR Adjusts the volume of the Surround Speakers SLEEP Sets the Sleep Timer See page 78 SET MENU Enters the SET MENU See page 89 TEST Outputs a test tone See page 58 VOLUME Adjusts the overall volume level Press 4 to increase the volume and to decrease the volume DSP Program buttons Selects one of four DSP Programs MOVIE MUSIC SPORTS or GAME See pages 16 and 17 The MOVIE and MUSIC groups contain multiple sound field programs Press the button repeatedly and select the effect you like Advanced Features DVD CD Mode Button Names and Functions Number buttons 1 9 0 Input numerals for track numbers and others lt 1 gt Fast forwards and reverses KK DD Skip Moves to the start of a disc track ON SCREEN Shows the On Screen Menu on the TV STATUS Shows type of disc play stop status playing time and other info DVD CD Puts the Remote Control in DVD CD mode
63. ber buttons For a 1 digit number use buttons 1 to 9 For a 2 digit number use the buttons 1 to 9 for the second digit place and buttons 1 to 9 and 0 for the first digit place For example select track 17 press the 1 button followed by the 7 button select track 20 press the 2 button followed by the 0 button CH PRESET V N A B C D E 1 Ct 00 t To Fast Forward and Fast Reverse Perform while playing To Fast Reverse Press lt lt Each time you press the button the speed changes 4X 8X or 32X To Fast Forward Press gt gt Each time you press the button the speed changes 4X 8X or 32X z Note e 32X and 32X are not available for CD playback TUNER Bens ex J CINEMA J p To pause playback Press while playing Press to return to normal playback 28 Playing Video and Music Discs Frame Advance DVD V vcb EU Press 9 to pause playback a Press 10 To return to normal play Press gt Slow Advance Reverse DVD V vcb EU Press to pause playback To return press lt lt or to advance press gt gt To Slow Reverse press lt lt Each time you press the button the speed changes 1 8 1 4 or 1 2 To Slow Advance press gt gt Each time you press the button the speed changes 1 8 1 4 or 1 2
64. button until you find the source you want to watch or listen to Selects an audio input signal You can set the priority level for the audio input signals when the equipment is connected to both OPTICAL IN jack and AUDIO IN jack See page 77 PROGRESSIVE NTSC only Switches DVD playback between progressive and interlace outputs See page 79 A Opens and closes the disc tray STANDBY ON Switches the unit between ON and STANDBY No audio will be heard for a few seconds after power is switched on STANDBY mode uses a little energy to receive an infrared signal from the Remote Control VOLUME Adjusts the overall sound volume Turn right to increase the volume and left to decrease the volume 9 0 Disc tray Receives your disc r DSP button operation Display Displays DSP Program names setting values and playback information Action Drama f Sci Fi fos Spectacle fe Theater f Music Video j gt Starts disc playback Selects a DSP Program Press this button until you find the DSP Program you want To select another DSP Program group hold down this button See the diagram shown on Classic Hall Jazz Club Rock Concert f 5ch Stereo 5 Remote Control Sensor Receives signals from the Remote Control Live Sports Holding down the left DSP ICM
65. compressed and the channel sound set in Speaker Set in the SET MENU mixes and outputs with the front L R channel sound 74 Types of Input Signals Types of Input Signals You can check the type of input signal and format from the CinemaStation Display You can also set the input mode to select the digital analog entry sequence or to only input a specified signal Checking Sound Information Input Signal Information Display During playback you can show input signal type format and sampling frequency information in the CinemaStation Display POWER POWER EU Play the source Gd 62 ce STEREO 00 075 SELECT a Press AMP 3 Press STEREO Stereo playback begins a Press v Input signal information appears Vv Depending on the input source input signal information changes each time you press V AMP sjeuBbis jndu jo sed E al e A CINEMAS lw 75 76 Types of Input Signals Input signal information B Format Shows the input signal format When the digital input cannot be recognized the mode is set to analog Input Signal Format Display Analog Audio Analog PCM Audio PCM Dolby Digital Audio Dolby DGTL DTS Audio DTS Other Digital Signals Unknown DGTL Audio Channels Shows the number of audio channels an input signal contains only when Dolby Digital or DTS is input
66. crease noise However it is difficult to completely eliminate noise Too much noise especially in the evening Cause E A television is in use near CinemaStation Place the television further away from CinemaStation Remote Control The Remote Control does not work 1 You are outside the Remote Control operating range Cause Operate the Remote Control within 6 m 20 feet and a 30 angle of the Remote Control Sensor The Remote Control Sensor is exposed to direct sunlight or lighting inverted fluorescent lamps Cause 2 Change the lighting or CinemaStation s orientation Cause 3 The batteries are worn out 24 Replace the batteries with new ones Cause You did not select the device to operate Press the Input Selection buttons to select the device you want to operate Remote Control does not work with CinemaStation Cause You did not select the mode to operate CinemaStation Press DVD CD AMP or TUNER on the Remote Control before starting operation Appendix A peripheral device does not work with the Remote Control Cause 1 Cause 2 Cause 3 You cannot operate a system component Use the remote control that came with the device to operate it You did not correctly set the manufacturer code Set the manufacturer code once again See page 83 Set a different code from the list of codes for the same manufacturer See pages 86 and 87 The Remote
67. d YAMAHA service personnel when any service is needed The cabinet should never be opened for any reasons When not planning to use this unit for long periods of time i e vacation disconnect the AC power plug from the wall outlet Be sure to read the Solutions to Common Problems section on common operating errors before concluding that this unit is faulty Before moving this unit press STANDBY ON to set this unit in standby mode and disconnect the AC power plug from the wall outlet Do not place much pressure against the Subwoofer net It may break the net or the unit may fall resulting in injury Do not place anything fragile beside the Subwoofer as air pressure is produced that may break it result in malfunction or cause injury Ill CAUTION 20 Condensation will form when the surrounding temperature changes suddenly Disconnect the power cord from the outlet then leave the unit alone 21 When using the unit for a long time the unit may become warm Turn the power off then leave the unit alone for cooling DVR S120 This unit is not disconnected from the AC power source as long as it is connected to the wall outlet even if this unit itself is turned off This state is called the standby mode In this state this unit is designed to consume a very small quantity of power FOR CANADIAN CUSTOMERS To prevent electric shock match wide blade of plug to wide slot and fully insert This Class B digital
68. d of the center channel signal is output as it is from the Center Speaker SML Select this setting when using a small Center Speaker A center channel signal with a low tone of 90 Hz or below is output from the speaker set to BASS NON Select this setting when not using a Center Speaker The center channel signal distributes the same volume level to the Front L R Speakers FRONT Sets the size of the Front Speakers Selection items LRG Large SML Small Default setting SML LRG Select this setting when using big Front Speakers The entire frequency band of the front L R channel signal is output as it is from the Front Left and Right Speakers SML Select this setting when using small Front Speakers A front L R channel signal with a low tone of 90 Hz or below is output from the speaker set to BASS SUR Sets whether the Surround L R Speakers are present or not and sets the size of the Surround L R Speakers Selection items LRG Large SML Small NON None Default setting SML LRG Select this setting when using big Surround L R Speakers or when using Surround L R Speakers with surround subwoofers connected by speaker cables The entire frequency band of the surround L R channel signal is output as it is from the Surround Speakers SML Select this setting when using small Surround L R Speakers A surround L R channel signal with a low tone of 90 Hz or below is output from the speaker set to BASS N
69. dance with the manufacturer s instructions Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other apparatus including amplifiers that produce heat Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus When a cart is used e use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip over A A Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped Be sur
70. djusts the video color saturation Contrast Adjust from 7 to 7 Accentuates bright and dark parts of video Color settings Adjust the video shade Colour settings Brightness Adjust from 7 to 7 Adjusts the video brightness Sharpness Adjust from 7 to 7 Adjusts the video vividness Features Status window Set to to turn on off the status display using the STATUS button on the Remote Control The status display includes the type of disc the currently playing track chapter number the total time of track chapter and the elapsed time of track chapter Set to Off to hide the status display Toolbar Program Clear All Deletes all Program content Page 33 Tracks Selects a track Page 31 Program Selects Program Play On Off Page 33 Play list Playlist Shows Playlist Page 33 View Zoom Enlarges the picture Move to the point to be enlarged using A V lt and gt Each time you press the ENTER key the zoom changes To return it to the previous size select Zoom 1 and press ON SCREEN Angle Switches the picture angle Chapter Preview When this item is on the beginning of each chapter can be previewed one by one Play Option Sub title Subtitle Selects the audio language Disc Navigation Select the title chapter or track to play Frame by Frame Selects the subtitle language You can only select languages the disc contains Search Audio Advances reverses one frame at a time Frame Advance is not avai
71. e 5 m 1 Non Skid Pads Subwoofer 1 Set 4 This Owner s Manual was printed before final product development After printing some product specifications may change due to operational upgrades and other reasons In this case the specifications of the product itself will take precedence over the specifications in this manual In some cases graphics or terms used may differ slightly from the actual product or packaging to NX P120 NX S120 NX C120 NX SW120 Mounting Brackets Front Surround Speakers 4 E Screws M4 X 10 Front Surround Speakers 4 P Fasteners Center Speaker 2 Non Skid Pads Front Surround Speakers 4 Sets 16 lt Preparation Preparing the Remote Control Put the batteries in the Remote Control Press the mark and slide off the back cover a Insert the two supplied batteries AA R06 UM 3 into the battery compartment 3 Close the back cover Check polarity Preparing the Speakers The Front Speakers Surround Speakers Center Speaker and Subwoofer have special roles based on the type of sound each produces The Front Speakers produce front channel sound stereo and sound effects The Surround Speakers produce surround sound and sound effects The Center Speaker produces sound oriented toward the center of the screen such as dialog or vocals The Subwoofer produces bass sounds and the LFE sig
72. e Ee peame cinema SEI Function Expands the front sound field of Dolby Pro Logic II L YAMAHA Selection item OFF ON Default setting OFF DIM Dimension Adjusts the difference in volume between front and surround channels to the volume balance you desire Function Adjusts the difference between front surround sound field and surround volume Variable range 3 stronger toward the surround direction to 3 stronger toward the front direction Default setting STD Standard S1291J3 1noqe CT WIDTH Distributes the center channel sound to the left and right Function Expands audio from the front sound field to the left and right Variable range 0 to 7 If set 0 center channel sound will only output from Center Speaker As the value rises center channel sound is incrementally distributed to the L R Speakers When set to 7 sound will only output from the L R Speakers Default setting 3 67 More Information about DSP Surround Effects Using Front Speakers Only for DSP Program Virtual Cinema DSP eae Advice Since Virtual Cinema DSP processes the sound input source you can virtually reproduce surround speakers and enjoy a DSP Program with only your Front L R Speakers EU Play the source Qa Press AMP 3 Select a DSP Program Set SUR to NON in t
73. e a VCD disc is set in the disc tray CD Lights up while a music CD disc is set in the disc tray Title Track Chapter indicator MEMORY Stop Pause indicator TITLE Lights up when showing the title Blinks when Lights up when stopping or TRACK Lights up when showing the track memorizing pausing disc playback CHAP Lights up when showing the chapter presetting an FM AM radio station Playback indicator Lights up during disc playback RDS indicator U K and Europe models only Lights up when receiving an RDS signal In PTY SEEK mode the PTY HOLD indicator lights up 20 Advanced Features Remote Control Features AMP DSP Program Input selection CinemaStation DVD CD Playback Subtitles audio language selection FM AM Radio station reception Radio station preset As shown on the left CinemaStation is composed of three main parts Remote Control button operations change depending on the mode so it is possible to control all Amplifier DVD CD and Tuner functions with a single remote unit For example in Amp mode the 3 button is used to select Matrix 6 1 but in DVD CD mode it functions as a numerical button that specifies time track and other numbers The Remote Control can also operate a television or VCR connected to CinemaStation However it is first necessary to enter the manufacturer code for the equipment in the o Remote Control s memory See page
74. e to allow spaces of at least 10 cm above behind and on both sides of DVR S120 and at least 20 cm above behind and on both sides of NX SW120 Do not place the following objects on this unit A vessel with water in it If the vessel falls by vibrations and water spills it may cause damage to the unit and or you may get an electric shock FCC INFORMATION for US customers 1 IMPORTANT NOTICE DO NOT MODIFY THIS UNIT This product when installed as indicated in the instructions contained in this manual meets FCC requirements Modifications not expressly approved by Yamaha may void your authority granted by the FCC to use the product 2 IMPORTANT When connecting this product to accessories and or another product use only high quality shielded cables Cable s supplied with this product MUST be used Follow all installation instructions Failure to follow instructions could void your FCC authorization to use this product in the USA 3 NOTE This product has been tested and found to comply with the requirements listed in FCC Regulations Part 15 for Class B digital devices Compliance with these requirements provides a reasonable level of assurance that your use of this product in a residential environment will not result in harmful interference with other electronic devices This equipment generates uses radio frequencies and if not installed and used according to the instructions found in the users manual may ca
75. ed an Album and each file in each folder a Track advice CinemaStation is compatible with a bit rate range of 32 64 96 128 192 or 256 kbps CinemaStation is also compatible with variable bit rate encoded MP3 files CinemaStation is compatible with a sampling frequency of 32 44 1 or 48 kHz Repeat Play You can use Track Repeat and Album Repeat to repeat your favorite track and disc See page 34 Repeating a Disc or Track Repeat Play Program Play You can playback your favorite tracks in the order you want See page 31 Customizing Playback Order Program Play Playback status on the TV screen You can check the playback status e g disc type along with the total and elapsed playing time of the current track on the TV screen SOSig IISN pue oapi Note Depending on the way you assign folder or file names when you record the MP3 disc the CinemaStation may play tracks in a different order from the order they were recorded in Depending on recording conditions some discs cannot be played back 37 Listening to the Radio Connecting the Antennas CinemaStation includes an AM Loop Antenna and indoor FM Antenna Use the supplied antennas in areas with good radio wave reception Connect each antenna into its jack properly Connecting the FM Antenna Connect the supplied indoor FM Antenna to the
76. ee D DRAM E 90 IE JE MB 71 Digital audio jacks s Disc INFOPMAL OD cs decerneret ttt repre 102 Discs this unit cannot play back 103 Handling a dise eR redo 103 Musie DISCS enn HERE PER UE 102 Vid o DISCS M 102 Disc Lock 82 Disc Menu 13 36 Display Set oen sel Dolby Digital Surround EX disc 64 Drama 17 DSP Progra 17 DTS ES dist 64 DVD region codes daheim 102 F Fastener ise teen risen e nid due eire 53 Finding the Best DSP Effect esses 16 Frame Advance ap edited po ninmp eode tete 29 I J Input ASSIGN rmn sera deeds 91 Input Mode cia D NOSE 91 MOSS ener nie me pr ni teen died TI lE v ei P 17 L LR Balla Ge 90 LEF Level eriein ueso teer Ferd prie MUSIC VIdeO nieder DERE RETE Night Listening No Disc Norisskid pad On Screen Menu 24 On Screen Menil Guide e eet 94 Using the On Screen Menu 25 92 Original Dolby and DTS Sound E Parental Control 2 80 Placing th Speakers eene 7 Playback Control BBC rrt 36 PRO LOGIC II Movie ener 66 PRO LOGIC M MUSIC eren
77. emote Control When the Remote Control s TV or VCR button does not work even after setting the device manufacturer code Try again from step 1 and keep the following points in mind Make sure you select the Remote Control s TV or VCR button correctly when setting the manufacturer code If there are multiple manufacturer codes enter them in order After reinserting batteries try the steps again within 2 minutes of reinserting When reinserting batteries be careful not to press the Remote Control buttons If a manufacturer code has been set for the TV or VCR button it may get deleted To return to the factory default settings While pressing SHIFT down as in step 2 Setting the Manufacturer Code enter 299 for TV or 399 for VCR Step 3 1 not necessary Maintaining manufacturer code settings Replace batteries before they become unusable When the batteries wear out and you remove them the custom manufacturer code setting will stay in memory for about 2 minutes Be careful because if more than 2 minutes elapse the codes may be deleted Also at this time be careful not to accidentally press a Remote Control button This can delete the codes Available Operations While you set the manufacturer code for the TV or VCR button you can use the following functions after you press the TV or VCR button VCR operation AUDIO ANGLE SUBTITLE 2 POWER ce ITV POWER MSW
78. eo format only DVD R or DVD RW discs CinemaStation cannot play a CD R CD RW DVD R DVD RW DVD R or DVD RW disc that has not been finalized Finalizing is a process that prepares a disc for playback on a compatible device Only use discs from a reputable manufacturer Some discs cannot be played back depending on recording conditions and disc characteristics Do not use discs with non standard shapes or sizes Some DVD video or video CD discs may operate and function differently than noted in this manual That is by manufacturer design and not a defect in this unit For more details read the information on the disc jacket This unit can play the disc types associated with the logos shown on page 102 Do not attempt to load any other type of disc into the unit or the unit may be damaged Some discs cannot be played depending on the recording conditions such as PC environment and application software Failure can also result from disc characteristics and condition like material quality scratches or curvature Handling a disc Do not touch the surface of the disc Hold a disc by its edge and center hole Do not leave a disc in the tray when you are not playing it Do not write on the disc with a pencil or other marker Do not stick tape seals or other attachments to a disc and do not bring into contact with glue Do not use a protective cover to prevent scratches Do not use a disc whose surface can be
79. ere re ori ene tere rie 12 Tuner SIep appe a tee 91 Types of Input Signals eerte 75 V DSP uite 68 108 Appendix Specifications AUDIO SECTION Minimum RMS Output Power FRONT L R CENTER SURROUND L R 1 kHz 0 9 THD 60 45W U S A and Canada models 20 Hz to 20 kHz 0 9 THD 60 45W Maximum Power EIAJ Asia Korea China and General models only FRONT L R CENTER SURROUND L R 1 KHz 10 THD 62 eren 55W Total Harmonic Distortion FRONT 20 1 KHZ Less than 0 05 96 Signal to Noise Ratio IHF A Network shorted 90 dB Input Sensitivity VIDEO VCR eerte ne 200 mV 47 Output Level when 200mV is input lab ORE 200 mV 1 2 VIDEO SECTION Video Signal Level 1 Vp p 75 S Video saisons 1 Vp p 0 286 Vp p 75 Q Component PR 1 Vp p 0 7 Vp p 75 Q signal to Noise Ratio eese eter tres 50 dB TUNER SECTION FM Tuning Range U S A and Canada models 87 5 to 107 9 MHz Other models 1 erre 87 5 to 108 0 MHz AM Tuning Range U S A Canada and Korea models dade 530 to 1710 kHz 531 to 1611 kHz 530 531 to 1710 1611 kHz SPEAKERS Satellite Speakers Front and Surround Speak
80. ers Model Name eerte reta 5120 Su Full range acoustic suspension magnetic shielding type Driver 5 2 inch full range cone x 2 magnetic shielding type Inipedarce iiti retos tnter tenete 60 Center Speaker Model NX C120 Type quie Full range acoustic suspension magnetic shielding type Driver 5 em 2 inch full range cone x 2 magnetic shielding type Tim Pe dance uae ener o ero teme eed 6 Subwoofer Model Name uet rrr iom ros NX SW120 Type Oe Advanced YAMAHA Active Servo Technology system Driver m 16 cm 6 inch cone magnetic shielding type GENERAL Power Supply U S A and Canada models AC 120 V 60 Hz Australia model AC 240 V 50 Hz U K and Europe models AC 230 V 50 Hz Korea model AC 220 V 60 Hz Asia model AC 220 240 V 50 Hz General model AC 110 120 V 50 Hz NX SW120 for Korea Asia and General models AC 110 120 220 240 V 50 60 Hz Power Consumption DV ReS120 ei eere 85 W NXSSW2Q see ede xir ree eel 40W Standby Power Consumption DVR S120 Asia and General models 0 5 W Other models ecce rre tt rre 0 4 W Laser Pickup Type eco eese vede Semiconductor laser GaAlAs Wave length 650 nm DVD 790 nm VCD CD Output Power 1 45 mW DVD 1 31 mW VCD CD Dimensions W X H X D DVRe
81. he SET MENU See page 62 Setting the Speaker Mode DSP Program buttons For Virtual Cinema the VIRTUAL indicator lights up in the CinemaStation Display gt Note In the cases below even if SUR is set to NON in the SET MENU Virtual Cinema DSP does not function When you select the following DSP Programs 5ch Stereo PL Normal Dolby Digital Normal or DTS Normal PL II Movie or PL II Music When sound field effects are off Stereo Playback When a digital audio sampling frequency over 48 kHz is input When using a test tone When listening through headphones 68 More Information about DSP Surround Effects Using a DSP Program with Headphones SILENT CINEMA Connect your headphones to the gt phones jack on CinemaStation and enjoy multi speaker simulation called SILENT CINEMA Connect your headphones to the phones jack on CinemaStation a Play the source Select a DSP Program DSP Program buttons S1291J3 punouuns 1noqe uoneunoju Advice When SILENT CINEMA is on the SILENT CINEMA indicator lights up in the CinemaStation Display e CinemaStation mixes LFE channel audio and other channel audio When headphones are connected sound does not output from any speaker regardless of whether sound field effect is on or off When you do not select any DSP Program the headphone produces normal stereo sound Anote
82. he audio volume audio quality or change the DSP Program during a video recording it has no effect on the recorded sound Video recordings that you make cannot be used for any purpose other than private enjoyment without the consent of the copyright holder e You cannot record from a copy protected DVD disc Connect a game console to a digital input MED If your game console has a digital output jack optical it can be connected to CinemaStation s OPTICAL IN jack See page 50 Connecting Audio Equipment to learn how to connect an optical jack Video output connects to CinemaStation s VIDEO IN jack Connect a TV to an audio input Enjoy TV sound with CinemaStation by connecting the TV audio output jack to an AUDIO IN jack Press VIDEO on the Remote Control to input TV sound Use a commercially available audio cable CinemaStation jueuidinb3 13410 E 47 48 Using Other Equipment Operating a VCR For VCR operations read your VCR owner s manual M Advice The Remote Control can also operate a television or VCR connected to CinemaStation However it is first necessary to enter the manufacturer code for the equipment in the Remote Control s memory See page 83 Storing Manufacturer Codes in the Remote Control Turn on the TV Turn on the VCR Switch the TV input For example switch to video 1
83. he following components DVD Receiver DVR S120 1 unit Speaker Set NX P120 Satellite Speakers Front Surround NX S120 4 units Center Speaker NX C120 1 unit Subwoofer NX SW120 1 unit Explanations in this Owner s Manual are based on DVX S120 DVD Receiver DVR S120 and Speaker Set NX P120 If you use speakers other than NX P120 make sure to set the speaker size and volume level in advance Page 62 Setting the Speaker Size Page 58 Adjusting the Speaker Volume Level Wi About this Manual Advice explains additional operating tips that you may find useful e indicates an operation that you should definitely perform In this manual operations that can be performed on either the DVD Receiver or Remote Control are explained using the Remote Control In this manual Remote Control descriptions and illustrations are based on models other than those in the U K or Europe Any exceptions are clearly stated facilitate explanation Supplied Accessories Make sure all of the following accessories are in the box DVR S120 Subwoofer Cable Batteries 2 1 pin 5 m 1 AA R06 UM 3 Remote Control AM Loop Antenna Indoor FM Antenna U S A Canada Europe U K and Korea Asia and Australia models General models LOS Speaker Cables Surround 15 m 2 Front Center 5 m 3 System Control Cable Video Pin Cabl
84. her away from such devices SET MENU setting content has disappeared Cause The power cord has not been connected to the outlet for over a week or the time set for the external timer has past which turned off the power more than a week ago SWM Set the SET MENU again Disc Playback One of the buttons doesn t work Cause Some discs do not allow certain operations Playback does not start when pressing gt or it immediately stops Cause 1 Cause 2 When moved from a very cold place to a warm one condensation forms on the lens Let it alone for 1 to 2 hours You inserted a disc that CinemaStation cannot play Cause 3 The disc is dirty Cause 4 Wipe the disc clean The disc is not set in the tray correctly Set the disc in the tray correctly See page 11 Audio or subtitle language does not switch 1 The disc does not contain multiple audio or subtitle languages Cause Use the Disc Menu to change audio or subtitle languages See page 36 Cause 2 No subtitles appear Cause 1 DVD does not contain subtitle data Cause 2 The subtitle setting is off Cause 3 Turn on subtitles See page 13 When using A B Repeat subtitles sometimes do not appear before and after points A and Appendix Viewing angle does not change You can only use this feature if you are playing a disc recorded with multiple angles Cause VCR recording does no
85. hin one track or title 35 Playing Video and Music Discs Using a Disc Menu Many DVDs or video CDs that have Playback Control include an original menu You can use the menu for skipping to a favorite title or chapter and switching audio or subtitle language Navigate a DVD Disc Menu C SERE CINEMAS na Note Press MENU A menu appears on the TV screen advice Depending on the disc a menu may automatically pop up when playback starts Select items with v lt gt and press ENTER If operating instructions appear in the menu follow them and repeat step 2 If you play a video CD that includes Playback Control a menu will appear on the TV screen From the menu you can select the scenes and information that interest you In this manual using the menu screen to play media is called Video CD Menu Play Number buttons Number buttons For selecting the desired item RETURN For returning to the previous screen DD For moving to the next screen KK For returning to the previous screen Playback Control is not available during Program Play 36 Playing Video and Music Discs Playback Features You can play MP3 music that was recorded onto a CD R or CD RW by a computer If you use the CinemaStation to playback MP3 discs recorded on a computer each folder on the disc is designat
86. hones CONTENTS Basic Playing back a DVD Preparation Introduction Page 6 About this Manual Page 6 Supplied Accessories Page 6 Preparing the Remote Control Page 7 Preparing the Speakers Page 7 Placing the Speakers Page 7 Connecting the Speakers and TV Page 8 Basic Operations Viewing a DVD Page 10 Useful Features Page 13 Selecting the Audio Language Page 13 Selecting the Subtitle Language Page 13 Moving Forward and Backward Page 13 Adjusting the Audio Volume Page 13 Pausing Playback Page 13 Switching the Viewing Angle Page 14 Restarting Playback from the Stop Position Memory Resume Page 14 Enhancing the Sound Presence Page 15 Turning off the Sound Page 15 Controlling the DVDs Your Children Can View Page 15 Enhancing Video Quality Page 15 Answers to Common Problems Page 15 Sound Presence Finding the Best DSP Effect Page 16 Advanced Features Names and Functions of Parts Page 18 Top and Front Page 18 CinemaStation Display Page 20 Remote Control Features Page 21 Amp Mode Button Names and Functions Page 22 DVD CD Mode Button Names and Functions Page 23 Using the On Screen Menu Page 24 Selecting the Media Device Selecting the Equipment Page 26 Playing Video and Music Discs Playback Methods Page 28 Selecting a Scene or Tune Page 28 Customizing Playback Order Program Play Page 31 Repeating a Disc or Track Repeat Play Page 34 Using a Disc Menu Page 36 MP3 Playback Features Page 37 Listening to the Radi
87. iba Totevision Universum Vector Research Videosonic W WHouse Wards CD recorder Manufacturer Yamaha DENON Hitachi JVC Victor Kenwood Marantz Philips Pioneer Sony Teac MD recorder Manufacturer Yamaha Denon JVC Victor Kenwood Onkyo Pioneer Sharp Sony Teac Operating Other Equipment with the CinemaStation Remote Control Manufacturer Code 395 362 382 393 395 397 368 379 372 373 374 375 397 325 326 328 397 334 396 392 394 392 394 397 325 328 328 396 397 376 377 393 396 335 369 389 363 396 396 327 376 392 363 396 395 396 336 362 328 342 363 397 Manufacturer Code 499 422 423 424 425 428 422 422 422 426 427 429 Manufacturer Code 599 522 598 523 524 525 526 592 527 528 522 593 jueuidinb3 18419 1 2 87 88 Using the SET MENU Using the SET MENU You can use the SET MENU to adjust settings including Speaker settings Change the settings to match your listening environment SET MENU List The SET MENU contains the items below Speaker Set CENTER SML FRONT SML SUR SML BASS SWFR F Level Nrm LFE Level SPLFE 0 dB HPLFE 0 dB SP Delay CENTER 0 ms D Range SPD R MAX HP D R MAX L R Balance Center HP Tone CTRL HP BASS 0 dB HP TRBL 0 dB nput Assign OPT 0 dB nput Mode M
88. ides you with a variety of playback options including CDs video discs music CDs and MP3 discs You can connect a VCR or video game console and increase your home entertainment possibilities For connecting the equipment you want follow the chart below What would you like to play Equipment you use el Video discs CinemaStation gh 23 Music CDs MP3 discs CinemaStation CinemaStation Video tape gt n VCR CinemaStation Video game or video camera video game console or video camera gt CinemaStation Selecting the Media Device Making the connections Selecting the equipment Y gt Complete the steps on pages 8 and 9 Connecting the Speakers andTV Complete the steps on pages 8 and 9 Connecting the Speakers and TV Then connect the indoor FM Antenna and AM Loop Antenna to CinemaStation See page 38 Connecting the Antennas Complete the steps on pages 8 and 9 Connecting the Speakers and TV Then connect a VCR to CinemaStation See page 46 Connecting Video Equipment Complete the steps on pages 8 and 9 Connecting the Speakers and TV Then connect a game console or video camera to CinemaStation See page 46 Connecting Video Equipment p Press DVD CD on the Remote Control To play a video disc perform steps 1 to 10 on pages 10 to 12 Viewing a To play
89. in an extremely low volume In this case set the dynamic range to MAX or STD Adjust the volume balance of the Front Speakers L R Balance You can set the volume balance of the Front L R Speakers This setting also applies to Headphones Variable range L R 10 levels Default setting Center Press gt to make the sound smaller in the Front Left Speaker and press lt to make the sound smaller in the Front Right Speaker You cannot turn off the sound for either one of the Front Speaker Adjust the sound quality of headphones HP Tone CTRL You can adjust the low tones BASS and high tones TRBL of your headphones Submenu HP BASS HP TRBL Variable range dB 6 to 3 dB Default setting 0 dB Press gt to increase the range of the low or high tones Press lt to decrease the range Using the SET MENU Reassign input jacks Input Assign You can assign CinemaStation s OPTICAL IN jack to VIDEO or VCR When set to VIDEO press the VIDEO button to operate the device connected to the OPTICAL IN jack and the input source name will appear as VIDEO When set to VCR press the VCR button to operate the device connected to the OPTICAL IN jack and the input source name will appear as VCR Selection items VIDEO VCR Default setting VIDEO Set the input mode when powering on Input Mode Set the input mode for powering on when playback devices are connected to both digital and analog jacks Selection ite
90. inpet ces 66 Pro Logic II Music setting 67 Program Play ud Progressive SCAN ha arre 79 R Reassign input jacks nemen terrere 91 Recording Audio from CinemaStation 52 Remote Control 5 es s 21 Amp Mode 422 DVD CD Mode 2 23 Tuner MOG sass 21 Using the Remote Control eee 21 2 M 34 ROCK COIIGett nio ro e eere tete 17 xipueddy E 107 S Sci Fi Science Fiction Selecting Radio Stations 7 TUNING onore t ern tbe cies Manual 7 D Preset TUNM E SET rrr n eerte nt stirare Setting Channels in Advance Preset 41 Auto Manual Preset Setting the Manufacturer Code SILENT CINEMA m Sleep TAMER eee Slow Advance Reverse ccsccscccessssssssessscessesseesceeseeees aee mad SpeakerMOod6ec oerte eia er erm prede re Speaker Size Speaker Volume Level 5ch Stereo DSP Program Spectacle ient ett te te Stereo playback e nennen T Test OMG 58 7 Time Search 90 TO changediSCSc ueste met
91. is on is stored in CinemaStation s memory The next time the disc is played the restriction method selected previously is applied If you select Play once the next time the disc is played the selection window will appear However if you select Play always the next time the disc is played the selection window will not appear After appears on the screen press L within about 10 seconds The memory can only store identification data for up to 120 discs If you play the 121st disc the identification data of the first disc oldest will be erased from memory Operating Other Equipment with the CinemaStation Remote Control Storing Manufacturer Codes in the Remote Control If you set the manufacturer code a unique code assigned to each manufacturer in the CinemaStation Remote Control you can operate a connected television VCR CD or MD recorder with the Remote Control gt Depending on the model the Remote Control may not work only work with a limited number of functions In this case use the remote control that came with the television VCR CD or MD recorder Setting the Manufacturer Code When a manufacturer code is set for the TV button or VOR button you can begin using the features described in Available Operations on page 84 TV gt Note For the TV button you can only set a television manufacturer code and Number for the VCR button you can only set a VCR CD or MD recorder buttons
92. isc is inserted incorrectly Set the disc in the tray correctly See page FM AM Preset Tuning does work Cause 1 The Preset memory has been deleted Solution Perform Preset again See page 41 FM D Too much noise blocks out stereo broadcast Cause emy 1 The radio station is far away from your area or your antenna is weak Check your antenna connection And change your outdoor FM antenna for a multi channel one 2 Try Manual Tuning See page 40 Audio is distorted and the receiver sensitivity is poor even with outdoor FM antenna You are experiencing multipath reflection Cause d and other radio interference Change the antenna s height direction or placement Auto Tuning does not work C The radio station is far away from your area ause or your antenna is weak em 1 emy 2 Try Manual Tuning See page 40 Change your outdoor FM antenna for a multi channel one AM D Auto Tuning does not work 9 The radio waves are weak or your antenna is Cause y not completely connected Emmy 1 emmy 2 Change the AM Loop antenna s direction See page 38 Try Manual Tuning See page 40 Too much noise gt Noise can be related to atmospheric Cause Pigs electricity and lightning or fluorescent lights motors and thermostats attached to electric devices Connecting the outdoor AM antenna and establishing good grounding will de
93. l DTS and other forms of playback Normally the Center Speaker and Front L R Speakers are placed in line with each other However they should be placed at an equal distance from the listener so that the sound each one outputs enters the listener s ear at the same time With Delay Time the Center Speaker can be moved to an ideal position further away to match the distance of each speaker to the listener Center Delay is effective in adding depth to the sound field and presence to speech Variable range ms 0 to 5 ms Default setting 0 ms Press gt to set the speaker s virtual position further away Press lt to set it closer Virtual Center Speaker Position M Advice Every 1 ms increase in Delay Time increases the distance away from the listening position by 30 cm 1 foot Set the dynamic range during Dolby Digital playback D Range You can select the dynamic range spread between the max and min volume of Dolby Digital playback from 3 levels Submenu SP D R HP D R Selection items MAX Maximum STD Standard MIN Minimum Default setting MAX MAX Plays back the dynamic range of the source at the maximum limit STD Dynamic range recommended by software manufacturers for home use MIN Easy to hear even at a low volume dynamic range suitable for evening listening gt Note Depending on the Dolby Digital playback source the MIN dynamic range may not work and result
94. lable with video CD Fast Select the speed from among 8 4 1 4 8 Time Specify an elapsed time and search for a scene Page 30 Slow Select the speed from among 1 1 2 1 4 1 8 0 1 8 1 4 1 2 1 94 Using the On Screen Menu Main Menu Submenu Setting Item Setting Content Setup Access Disc Lock Set the Disc Lock On Off Page 82 Parental level Adjust the level from 0 to 8 Page 81 Enter PIN Enter the password Page 80 Change PIN Change the password Page 81 TV TV shape Set to match your TV screen aspect 4 3 panscan 4 3 letterbox Wide screen Widescreen TV System Set the video signal system to match your TV Set to AUTO when using a TV compatible with both NTSC and PAL Video Output U K and Europe models only Sets the output signal of AV MONITOR OUT jack to YUV or RGB Language Default Sub title Set the language you usually select for subtitles Default Subtitle When playing a disc the subtitles in the selected language appear first When the disc does not contain the selected subtitle language the subtitle of that language will not appear Country Select the country where you use CinemaStation Menu Language Set the language for the On Screen Menu Default Audio Set the language you usually select for audio When playing a disc you hear the audio in the selected language first When the disc does not contain the selected language you
95. le speaker stands When placing on the floor or a rack 53 As shown in the picture attach the non skid pads on the bottoms of the Front and Surround Speakers in the four corners This stabilizes the speakers to prevent sliding Place on a stable flat surface Non skid pad When attaching to a Wall Attach to the wall using the two holes on the back of the Front and Screws 3 5 to 4 mm s to 5 32 Surround Speakers dia commercially available Attach 2 screws 3 5 to 4 mm to 5 32 dia commercially available to each place you want to hang a Front or Surround Speaker 70 mm 25 4 70 mm 27 4 Hang the speakers on the screws using the holes in the back of each speaker Note 1 10 mm 2 gt Note mm Make sure that the tapping screw enters the narrow part of the hole 20 mm 7 and the speaker is fixed securely in place or more gt Note One speaker weighs about 0 9 kg 2 Ib Make sure you fasten screws only into a solid wall or pillar Do not attach to a wall that is made of plaster decorative veneer sheeting or other material that peels easily If the screws come off and a speaker falls somebody may get injured Do not attach the speakers using nails or two sided tape Vibration during use may cause the nails to loosen tape to peel off and speakers to fall resulting in injury Cinema
96. listed in the DVR S120 DVD receiver table are included Model name Category NX S120 Satellite Speaker for front surround NX C120 Center speaker NX SW120 Subwoofer NX SW120 VOLTAGE SELECTOR Korea Asia and General models only The VOLTAGE SELECTOR on the Tear panel of this unit must be set mm das for your local main voltage SELECTOR 220V 240V BEFORE plugging into the AC main supply Voltages are 110V 120V 220V 240V AC 50 60 Hz CAUTION IV In a few steps a whole new world of DVD will open up Settle into your favorite place afi on the sofa and let the show begin Tsss 8 Se LET S GET FHINGS READY s Page 6 Preparation Decide on a place for the speakers perform a few simple connections and that s all there is to it Connecting Speakers and TV to CinemaStation couldn t be easier Connecting the Speaker Cables with one touch colored connectors Come on 4let s watch a DVD s Page 10 Basic Operations Transform your room into a home theater in 3 steps t Connect Speakers and TV v Play a disc d P5 s gt 4 o aiat v VR Select a sound field e y Sound fields to match the movie you are viewing and y vi experience the feeling of being there 1 Dei i e Progressive scan technology for enjoying high quality 78 Y M video even on a large screen Double and tri
97. ly enters standby so you can enjoy CinemaStation until you fall asleep 1 Play the source Repeatedly press SLEEP and set the time to enter standby mode The CinemaStation Display changes as shown below SLEEP 120 min v SLEEP 90 min v SLEEP 60 min v SLEEP 30 min v SLEEP OFF Once the Sleep Timer is set a SLEEP indicator lights up in the CinemaStation Display To cancel the Sleep Timer Keep pressing SLEEP until SLEEP OFF appears in the CinemaStation Display In a few seconds SLEEP OFF disappears The CinemaStation Display once again shows the DSP Program and the SLEEP indicator disappears c wees CINEMAS u Advice You cannot link the sleep timer of the device that is playing so make sure to set the sleep timer of each device separately The Sleep Timer cancels if you press POWER on the Remote Control press STANDBY ON on CinemaStation or pull out the power cord Memory backup remembers the previous setting so you can use the same setting next time Additional Features Enjoying High Quality Video Progressive Scan NTSC only The COMPONENT VIDEO jack on CinemaStation is compatible with Progressive Scan You can enjoy highly defined images without flicker when connecting to a television that has a component video input jack compatible with Progressive Scan Progressive Scan is available only for NTSC signal outp
98. manufacturer code While holding down SHIFT press TV or VCR Each button can be assigned one manufacturer code A B C D E PRESET V 4NPRESET EE E Perform steps 1 to 2 while holding down SHIFT SCREEN While holding down SHIFT enter the manufacturer code 3 digits of the device with the Number buttons For details refer to Manufacturer Code List on pages 86 and 87 When the setting succeeds Code Set OK appears however when it does not Code Set NG appears in the VCR CinemaStation Display If setting is unsuccessful perform steps 1 and 2 again When finished entering the code release your finger from SHIFT advice The TV button has 299 and the VCR button has 399 as the factory default setting for manufacturer code 1ueuidinb3 13470 5 CINEMAZETJ 1 uonejseuieaui Make sure that you set the correct manufacturer code With a manufacturer code set for the TV button press the button to turn the TV power on off standby and check that the setting is working correctly With a manufacturer code set for the VCR button press the button then the features described in Available Operations on page 84 and check that the setting is working correctly 83 84 Operating Other Equipment with the CinemaStation R
99. ms AUTO LAST Default setting AUTO AUTO When CinemaStation power is turned on the input mode automatically sets to AUTO LAST The last selected input mode is applied as is Adjust the CinemaStation Display brightness Display set Dimmer You can adjust the CinemaStation Display brightness Variable range 4 to 0 Default setting 0 Press gt to increase the brightness Press lt to decrease the brightness Set frequency step Tuner Step Asia Korea China and General models only The inter station frequency spacing differs depending on the areas Set the frequency step according to the frequency spacing in your area Selection items AM9 FM50 AM10 FM100 Default setting AM9 FM50 Press gt or lt to select the desired setting gt Note Turn off CinemaStation after you change the setting The new setting becomes effective after you turn on CinemaStation again Refer to the list below for the frequency spacing North Central and South America AM10 FM100 Other areas AM9 FM50 91 135 Using the On Screen Menu Using the On Screen Menu You can use the On Screen Menu to adjust settings for DVD playback including picture and language settings Navigating the On Screen Menu For example adjust the color saturation EU Press ON SCREEN A Program Preferences View Toolbar Play Option Search
100. n Display If FREQ RDS repeatedly to change among the you press FREQ RDS before the mode indicators light up Ci tati t be able to ch des modes supported by the currently tuned RDS sonar EEA LNG I station RDS information not provided by a station cannot be selected Ifthe RDS station s signal transmission is too weak CinemaStation may not be able to use the service fully In particular radio text uses a PS lot of bandwidth so it may not be available even when other modes 4 are selectable PTY RDS information may not transmit under poor conditions In this 4 case press AUTO MAN L to set CinemaStation to Manual Tuning mode This changes reception to monaural and may help RDS RT information reappear when you switch to RDS display mode f outside interference disrupts an RDS station broadcast RDS ui information may suddenly disappear and WAIT appears in the CinemaStation Display RDS mode OFF About PTY SEEK MD When you select the program type CinemaStation automatically searches through all preset stations currently broadcasting for that type 0 Duiueisr Press PTY SEEK MODE to set CinemaStation to PTY SEEK mode The program type of the tuned in station or NEWS blinks in the CinemaStation Display a Press PRESET J to select the program type you want Your program type selection appears in the CinemaStation Display 3 Press PTY SEEK START to start searching all preset R
101. n Menu When pressing ENTER playback starts from the time position you specified in step 5 Playing Video and Music Discs Customizing Playback Order Program Play TUNER S 141 cinema g GYAMAHA i Playback your favorite chapters and tracks in the order you want Perform operations using the TV On Screen Menu Press ON SCREEN Make sure that Toolbar is selected Program Preferences View Toolbar Play Option 9 Search Press gt then repeatedly press to select Program Clear all 9 Tracks Program Play list Play Option 3 Press gt then press to select Tracks Then press gt Ex DVD video Clear all lt Tracks gt Program Play list Ex CD Clear all Program Play list 2 1 pue 31 Playing Video and Music Discs Select the chapter or track to add to Program Play Ex DVD video Press or V to select the title number to add then press ENTER Title 9 Title 10 Title 2 Title 3 e gt Press 4 or V to select the chapter number to a add then press ENTER AO ENS enter Es Tile 9 ar Title 10 Title 2 mum Title 3 SRA CNG enema Ex CD N Pres
102. n optical cable that does not meet EIA standards it may not function properly jueuidinb3 13410 E 51 Using Other Equipment Notes on recording and playing audio MED Perform a test recording before recording It is not possible to record DSP effects When you turn off the connected CD recorder or MD recorder power playback sound may become distorted and the volume reduced In this case turn on the CD recorder or MD recorder power Even if you adjust the audio volume audio quality or change the DSP Program during a video recording it has no effect on the recorded sound However in DVD CD mode the output sound for recording may cut off if any of the operations below are performed Do not perform any of the below during recording Output a test tone Change a DSP Program Connect disconnect the headphones CinemaStation can output a signal from the DIGITAL IN jack to the DIGITAL OUT jack The signal input from the DIGITAL IN jack cannot output from the analog output jacks and the signal input from the analog input jacks cannot output from the DIGITAL OUT jacks Audio recordings that you make cannot be used for any purpose other than private enjoyment without the consent of the copyright holder Timer Playback Recording Combined with a commercially available audio timer you can perform Timer Playback and Timer Recordings Operations vary depending on the equipment and audio timer used so be sure
103. nal contained in Dolby Digital and DTS H Placing the Speakers Place the speakers as shown in the diagram below Center Speaker Front Speaker R Front Speaker L ab es Surround Speaker R GF 1 8 m 6 feet d Surround Subwoofer Speaker L advice e You can secure the Center Speaker Front Surround Speakers or Subwoofer in place using fasteners or non skid pads You can hang the Front and Surround Speakers from the wall or attach them to optional speaker stands See page 53 Placing the Speakers NX P120 Front Speakers L R Place the Front Left and Right Speakers an equal distance from the ideal listening position The distance of each speaker from each side of the video monitor should be the same Center Speaker Align the front face of the center speaker with the front face of your video monitor Place the speaker as close to the monitor as possible such as directly over or under the monitor and centrally between the front speakers Surround Speakers L R Place these speakers behind your listening position facing slightly inwards approximately 1 8 m 6 feet above the floor Subwoofer The position of the Subwoofer is not so critical because low bass sounds are not highly directional But it is better to place the Subwoofer near the Front Speakers Turn it slightly toward the center of the room to reduce wall reflections gt Note If the television monitor image i
104. ncrease Cause The power of the device connected to CinemaStation s output jack is not turned on If the power of the device connected to the output jack is not turned on playback may be distorted and volume low Turn on the power of the connected device Sound field effect cannot be recorded Cause It is not possible to record audio enhanced by a sound field effect Audio recording will not work Cause 1 You are trying to make a digital recording with an analog source mie Try inputting a digital source Cause 2 CinemaStation and the recording device are not connected digitally emm Connect them digitally Cause 3 You trying to make an analog recording with a digital source Solution Try inputting an analog source Cau se 4 CinemaStation the playback device and the recording device do not share an analog connection mieu Connect them with an analog connection Cause 5 Some recording devices are not able to record a digital source such as Dolby Digital or DTS CinemaStation is not working normally The internal microcomputer froze up due to Cause electric shock lightening bolt or excessive static electricity or drop in power supply Pull out the AC plug from the outlet and after about 30 seconds plug it in again Digital and high frequency devices create noise Caus e CinemaStation is placed too close to a digital or high frequency device Place CinemaStation furt
105. nd can be expressed and enjoyed through headphones S Video Signal With S video the video signal that was normally transmitted using a pin cable is separated and transmitted as a luminance Y signal and chrominance C signal through an S video cable Connecting with an S VIDEO jack you can enjoy recording and playback with more beautiful images Title Chapter DVD Video DVD video lets you divide a disc in a big way by titles or a small way by chapters Each division is either called a title number or a chapter number Track CD Video CD A CD or Video CD can be divided into a number of segments tracks Each division is called a title number Virtual Cinema DSP Digital Sound Field Processor Reproduces a surround speaker sound field to let you enjoy virtual Center and Surround L R Speakers with only two Front L R Speakers Appendix Index DEN SLETOO os sass 17 A A B Repeat 35 VANE LO E E T 17 Changing the Order of Preset Stations 43 CinemaStation Display brightness Classic Hall Connecting a CD or MD recorder Connecting a Game Console esee Connecting Connecting the Antennas eee Connecting the Speakers ertet Connecting the TV Connect a TV to an audio input Connecting with S video es
106. nel audio excluding monaural in powerful 5 1 channel surround DTS Digital Theater Systems The 5 1 channel surround system adopted by most movie theaters With an abundance of audio data it is able to provide authentic sounding effects Dynamic Range The difference between the smallest sound that can be heard above the equipment noise and the biggest sound that can be heard without distortion is the dynamic range Film and Video Data In general DVD media can be classified into the 2 types below Film Data Video recorded at 24 frames second The film used for shooting movies is recorded at 24 frames second Recently 30 frames second progressive video has made its debut e Video Data Video recorded at 30 frames second CinemaStation will automatically recognize whether the source recorded on DVD is film or video then select the best method to convert it into progressive output xipueddy E Interlace and Progressive Outputs Up to now the standard video signal has been NTSC with 5251 1 interlaced scan lines In contrast 525p p progressive is a high density signal with double the number of scan lines 105 106 LFE Low Frequency Effect 0 1 Channel This channel is for the reproduction of low bass signals The frequency range for this channel is 20 Hz to 120 Hz It is added to the full range 5 channels in Dolby Digital and DTS to enhance low frequency sound for added effect This cha
107. nnel is counted as 0 1 because it only enforces a low frequency range Linear PCM LPCM A signal that is changed to digital format without compression CD is recorded with 16 bit sound at 44 1kHz while DVD recording is anywhere from 16 bits at 48 kHz to 24 bits at 192 kHz which makes it a higher quality sound than CD This signal also has a type called Packed PCM P PCM that can be compressed without any loss of data Matrix 6 1 CinemaStation incorporates a Matrix 6 1 decoder for Dolby Digital and DTS multi channel software that enables 6 1 channel reproduction by adding the surround back channel to existing 5 1 channel format The surround back channel is created from surround left and right channels and output from a virtual surround back speaker With this additional channel you can experience more dynamic and realistic moving sound especially scenes with fly over and fly around effects NTSC NTSC is a video signal system 525 lines 30 frames per second used in North America Central America a number of South American countries and some Asian countries including Japan Pan amp Scan and Letter Box In general DVD Video is produced for viewing on a wide television screen with an aspect ratio of 16 9 This means you can now view most material with the intended aspect ratio on a wide screen television This ratio will not fit on a standard television that has an aspect ratio of 4 3 Two picture styles P
108. o Connecting the Antennas Page 38 Connecting the FM Antenna Page 38 Connecting the AM Loop Antenna Page 38 Listening to the Radio Page 39 Selecting the Radio Tuner Page 39 Selecting Radio Stations Page 39 Setting Channels in Advance Preset Page 41 Selecting a Preset Station Preset Tuning Page 43 Changing the Order of Preset Stations Page 43 Receiving RDS Stations U K and Europe models only Page 44 Using Other Equipment Connecting Video Equipment Page 46 Connecting a Game Console or VCR Page 46 Operating a Page 48 Playing a Video Game or Operating a Video Camera Page 48 Dubbing from a Video Camera to a Page 49 Connecting Audio Equipment Page 50 Connecting a CD or MD Recorder Page 50 Recording Audio from CinemaStation Page 52 Creating the Best Listening Space Placing the Speakers NX P120 Page 53 Placing the Center Speaker Page 53 Placing the Subwoofer Page 53 Placing the Front and Surround Speakers Page 54 Using Commercially Available Speakers or Cables Page 56 Adjusting the Speaker Volume Level Page 58 Adjusting the Speaker Balance with a Test Tone Page 58 Adjusting the Speaker Volume Level During Playback Page 60 Setting the Speaker Size Page 62 Setting the Speaker Mode Page 62 More Information about DSP Surround Effects Selecting DSP Program Effects Page 64 Using Matrix 6 1 Page 64 Using Speakers for CD or Video Playback Page 66 Using Front Speakers Only for DSP Program Virtual Cinema DSP P
109. ode indicator lights up in the CinemaStation Display REP indicates title chapter and track repeat REP ALL indicates entire disc repeat gt Note Repeat Play may not work properly with some DVD video discs Repeat Play will not work during Menu Play of a video CD that is using Playback Control 34 Playing Video and Music Discs Repeat between two points Repeat pvo v vco co Specify the start and end of a favorite segment points A and B then playback between those two points as much as you like You can specify a part within one title or track EU Play back a disc While holding down SHIFT at the start position point A press the 8 button CD Repeat A appears on the TV screen Advice The REP A indicator lights up in the CinemaStation Display While holding down SHIFT at the end position point B press the 8 button CD appears on the TV screen Repeat starts Advice The REP A B indicator lights up in the CinemaStation Display S9SIg IISN pue oapi To return to normal playback While holding down SHIFT press the 8 button CD Off appears on the TV screen and Repeat cancels Note Repeat may not work properly with some DVD video discs You can use A B Repeat only wit
110. ogram to match your listening room see page 71 Changing the Delay Time of a DSP Program MATRIX 6 1 AMP Using Matrix 6 1 Matrix 6 1 sound creates a realistic sense of sonic movement with a surround back sound You can enjoy Dolby Digital plus Matrix 6 1 or DTS plus Matrix 6 1 sound without adjusting any settings when you play a Dolby Digital Surround EX or DTS ES disc In addition to Dolby Digital Surround EX or DTS ES discs you can also enjoy Matrix 6 1 sound with a 5 1 channel source Selecting Matrix 6 1 with the MATRIX 6 1 button will enable the Dolby Digital plus Matrix 6 1 and DTS plus Matrix 6 1 decoder The surround L R channel will produce a surround back channel making it possible to output sound from a virtual surround back speaker Press AMP Press MATRIX 6 1 to set The display indicator switches in the following order each time you press MATRIX 6 1 AUTO auto recognition Matrix 6 1 Matrix audio OFF gt AUTO More Information about DSP Surround Effects AUTO When playing back a 6 1 channel source Dolby Digital Surround EX or DTS ES the sound is automatically switched either to Dolby Digital plus Matrix 6 1 or DTS plus Matrix 6 1 audio Even if you play a 5 1 channel source with this setting no virtual surround back speaker is created MATRIX 6 1 Select this item to play a 5 1 channel source with Matrix 6 1 Sound outputs from the virtual surround back speaker O
111. ound using the VOLUME 3 so that you can hear the test tone Ll hog The picture on the left shows the test tone order LEFT i Front L Speaker gt gt CENTER Center Speaker gt CENTER RIGHT Front R Speaker R SUR Surround R SUBWOOFER Speaker gt L SUR Surround L Speaker gt SUBWOOFER Subwoofer Each speaker outputs sound for about 2 seconds The speaker currently outputting a 4 test tone appears in the CinemaStation Display While a test tone is outputting from the speaker _ you want to adjust press lt or gt and tune it to the same volume level as the Front Speakers L SUR R SUR Only the speaker currently being adjusted produces a test tone gt Note While in test tone mode you cannot adjust the volume level of the Front Speakers which serve as the standard If you need to adjust the volume level of the Front Speakers exit the test tone mode and press VOLUME When adjustment is finished press TEST The test tone stops ooeds 11 seg 2 Advice If you raise the volume level of the Center and Surround L R Speakers to 10 dB and this is still less than the Front Speakers set the Level in the SET MENU to 10 dB and lower the volume level of the Front Speakers by about 1 3 If you change the volume level of the Front Speakers adjust the volume level of the Center and Surround L R Speakers once again
112. penn WIL Ifthe password you input is wrong some menu items such as Parental level or Disc Lock are grayed out Enter the correct password If you forget your password press L four times instead of the Number buttons TUNER e SN J AP CINEMAS GOYAMAHA WCH A B C D E ES EE 9 e e ON SCREEN i MENU SCREEN K Number buttons Number buttons Additional Features Use the Number buttons to enter a password 4 digits Disc lock Parental level Change PIN Enter PIN Change PIN Press gt or lt select control level 0 to 8 0 Parental Control is set to off and you can play all discs 1 to 7 You can play discs of same level or below the level you set The smaller the number the stricter Parental Control is 8 You can play all discs Disc lock Parental level Enter PIN Change PIN senjeoJ jeuonippy Press ON SCREEN to turn off the On Screen Menu Change the password Perform steps 1 to 5 in Setting the Password and Parental Control Level on page 80 Press V to select Change PIN then press gt Enter the current password 4 digits with the Number buttons Enter the new password 4 digits with the Number buttons Enter the new password 4 digits again fo
113. phones jack PL Normal Press DSP Connects your headphones When PLH Movie f selecting a DSP Program you can enjoy SILENT CINEMA Music f STEREO Advanced Features Buttons for tuner operations Press INPUT on CinemaStation or press TUNER on the Remote Control to select Tuner mode In Tuner mode the buttons below function as described A B C D E Selects preset groups A B C D E for FM AM stations See page 41 PRESET BAND ES Selects FM or AM tuning mode or Preset mode See page 39 v PRESET TUNING Selects a Preset Number Searches a radio station See page 39 SoJnjea pooueApy Stores received stations for Preset Tuning See page 41 AUTO MAN L Switches between Auto Tuning and Manual Tuning modes See page 39 Press this button to set CinemaStation to Auto Tuning mode AUTO indicator lights up or press this button to set CinemaStation to Manual Tuning mode AUTO indicator goes out About memory backup If you disconnect the power cord from the outlet CinemaStation will memorize the settings listed to the right for about a week Set them again if those settings are erased after a week Volume Subwoofer Center and Surround L R Speakers output levels See page 58 SET MENU options See page 88 Sleep Timer settings See page 78 Preset radio stations See page 41 DSP Program settings Delay Time See page 71 Dolby Pro Logic II Music set
114. ple your enjoyment by CONNECTING OTHER EQUIPMENT s Page 46 Using Other Equipment Enhance the feeling of movement with DSP Programs when you play video games Listen to and record CD R and MiniDisc media View and dub video media Enjoy playing A VARIELY lt OF DISCS s Page 28 Playing Video and Music Discs In 3 short steps play everything from commercial CDs to your own homemade discs Connect Speakers v gt Play a disc wv Select a sound field Enjoy playing all types of discs including audio and video CDs and MP3 music recorded on CD Rs Create the sound and ambience to match the music you are listening to whether it be the excitement of a nightclub or the acoustics of a concert hall Let s listen toat n BROADCAST Page 38 Listening to the Radio In 2 quick steps you can enjoy live radio broadcasts D Connect Speakers and Antennas _ Select a channel n addition to Auto Tuning you can use various controls including Auto Preset for FM channels P d It s time to TAKE YOBR LISTENING EXPERIENCE UP A s Page 53 Creating the Best Listening Space With the Speakers you can create a sound space to match the listening environment of the room The Matrix 6 1 Decoder provides virtual surround back speakers for experiencing a remarkable acoustic presence SILENT CINEMA provides an incredible listening presence with headp
115. r confirmation Press ON SCREEN to turn off the On Screen Menu 66 6 81 Additional Features Locking a Disc Disc lock is a function that restricts the playback of a video disc Setting the disc lock to on enables the lock and disables disc playback However each time a disc is inserted it is possible to play it by selecting a playback restriction method Play once or Play always then entering your password EU Perform steps 1 to 5 in Setting the password pene and Parental Control Level Page 80 a Press the key a number of times and select the disc lock Parental level gt Enter PIN 3 After pressing the gt key press the key and select On cinema 2 Parental level Enter PIN i As long as a password is not entered playback will not be possible Select Off if you do not want to lock a When you are finished with the setting press the ON SCREEN key and the On Screen Menu will close How to enter a password and begin playback 59 1 Insert a disc A selection window with Play once and Play always will appear on the TV screen a Use the key or V key to select Play once Play always 3 After pressing the gt enter a password using the number keys Playback starts advice The identification data of a disc that is played when the disc lock
116. ress INPUT on CinemaStation for more than one second When Input mode is set to AUTO and a Dolby Digital or DTS signal is input the most suitable decoder is automatically selected The following happens when set to Input mode and DTS is played CinemaStation detects the DTS signal and automatically switch to DTS mode elis indicator lights up Once DTS audio finishes playback the d ts indicator may blink and while it blinks only DTS audio can be played back Immediately after DTS audio finishes playback if you want to play normal PCM audio reset the Input mode to AUTO If the DTS signal is interrupted when you perform Search or Skip the d ts indicator may blink If this condition continues for over 30 seconds the Input mode automatically changes from DTS to normal digital PCM and the 6 goes out Using Input Mode in the SET MENU you can set whether to use the Input mode specified previously when CinemaStation was turned on or return to AUTO P Note It is not possible to select ANLG with the DVD CD Input Selection button You cannot switch input modes when the input jack you select with the Input Selection button can only input an analog input signal To play back DTS set the Input mode to AUTO or DTS Do not set it to ANLG If you do audio may not output or you may hear noise sjeuBbis 1nduj jo sed 77 78 Additional Features Using the Sleep Timer After a specified time the power automatical
117. rtantly without affecting your sensitive hearing Since hearing damage from loud sounds is often undetectable until it is too late YAMAHA and the Electronic Industries Association s Consumer Electronics Group recommend you to avoid prolonged exposure from excessive volume levels WantYou LISTENING ForALifetime CAUTION II CAUTION READ THIS BEFORE OPERATING YOUR UNIT 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 To assure the finest performance please read this manual carefully Keep it in a safe place for future reference Install this sound system in a well ventilated cool dry clean place with at least 10 cm on the top 10 cm on the left and right and 10 cm at the back of DVR S120 and 20 cm on the top 20 cm on the left and right and 20 cm at the back of NX SW120 away from direct sunlight heat sources vibration dust moisture and or cold Locate this unit away from other electrical appliances motors or transformers to avoid humming sounds Do not expose this unit to sudden temperature changes from cold to hot and do not locate this unit in a environment with high humidity i e a room with a humidifier to prevent condensation inside this unit which may cause an electrical shock fire damage to this unit and or personal injury Avoid installing this unit where foreign object may fall onto this unit and or this unit may be exposed to liquid dripping or splashing On the top
118. s or to select the track number to add then press ENTER Track 14 Track 1 Track 3 Track 4 Perform step 4 until you add all desired chapters or tracks Press to return to the screen in step 3 and press ON SCREEN to turn off the On Screen Menu Program Play starts Press gt to start Program Play when Program Play does not start Advice Once Program Play is set the PROG indicator lights up in the CinemaStation Display gt Note Playback Control is not available during Program Play of a video CD Playing Video and Music Discs Check Program Play content MD Perform steps 1 to 2 in Customizing Playback Order Program Play on page 31 Press gt then press v to select Play list Playlist Then press gt The list appears in the specified order 3 Press or v to scroll through the list Turn on off Program Play CinemaStation automatically sets Program menu item to On after Program Play starts The setting does not change even if Program Play finishes so you can restart Program Play by pressing gt To return to normal playback select Off for Program menu item in the On Screen Menu Even if you set it to Off the playlist remains in the memory so you can use the previous play list by setting it to On Perform steps 1 to 2 in Customizing Playback Order Program Play on page 31 SOSig IISN pue oapi a Press
119. s distorted place the speakers away from the television Connecting the Speakers and TV Connect the cable core with the color band near the tip to the connector Be careful if you reverse the cables the sound will be unnatural Cable 3 Connect the plug to the jack of the same color Insert it firmly Red green white Face the tab upwards and insert 1 Press the lever down Gray blue Face the tab downwards and insert 2 Insert the speaker cable core into the hole 3 Release the lever and the lever will snap back into place a Front Right Speaker Speaker Cable Gray Surround Right Speaker Do not allow the speaker cable cores to touch each other Do not use excessive force when inserting plugs connectors or jacks as they can be damaged Center Speaker Preparation Station TV Front Left Speaker Connect the power cord after making all other connections Speaker Cable Green Turn off the TV before connecting Speaker Cable White VIDEO IN Connect to the S video or VDES jack on the TV DVD Receiver Video Pin Cable SPEAKERS
120. s multi language audio Press ON SCREEN to turn off the On Screen Menu 6 pe mv INPUT 4 oiseg v AUDIO ANGLE f SUBTITLE 2 GI IATRIX STEREO REPEAT 7 8 J SURR Selecting the Subtitle Language 1 While holding down SHIFT press SUBTITLE 2 While viewing the TV Screen press or V to TIEN select the subtitle lan guage you want Select None to turn off the subtitle The subtitle language This selection is available when the DVD disc changes each time you Contains multi language subtitles press SUBTITLE while holding down SHIFT Press ON SCREEN to turn off the On Screen Menu REPEAT AB s Hee SW centen SURR Cs oy CHET meg CES A Moving Forward and Backward To fast reverse Press lt lt To fast forward Press gt gt To move to the start of the currently playing or previous chapter Press KX To move to the start of the next chapter Press gt Adjusting the Audio Volume Press 4 to increase the volume and to decrease CJ FE Ee SA CINEMAS GO YAMAHA Pausing Playback Press 00 To resume playback press gt 13 14 Basic Operations
121. splay Adjusting the picture quality such as pers contrast or brightness Cc Using Program Play e S A Using zoom and angle view GO YAMAHA Selecting audio and subtitle languages and learning about the disc structure Finding a scene or track to view or listen to Errores Using the Parental Control Toolbar Play Option Search Fine tuning TV screen settings On Screen Menu Setting default subtitle and audio languages Setting Playback Control 9 Program On Screen Menu 2 Press or to Press or to navigate navigate the Main the Submenus then Menus then press gt gt Access Refer to On Screen Menu Guide on pages 94 and 95 Advanced Features Press V 3 or to select or set items Status window Video shift Saturation Contrast Color settings Colour settings Brightness Sharpness Clear All Tracks Program Play list Playlist Zoom Angle Chapter Preview Audio Disc Navigation Sub title Subtitle Frame by Frame Fast Time Slow Disc Lock Parental level Enter PIN Change PIN TV shape TV System Video Output U K and Europe models only Default Sub title Default Subtitle Country Menu Language Default Audio Digital output PBC soinjea4 pooueApy 25 Selecting the Media Device Selecting the Equipment CinemaStation prov
122. t is IJ placed on a level surface D When placing on top of the television use the supplied fastener two pieces as shown in the picture on the left D between the bottom of the Center Speaker and top of the television to fasten gt Note Do not place on a television with top narrower than the bottom of the speaker You may get injured if the speaker falls over Do not place if the top of the television is slanting You may get injured if the speaker falls over After peeling off the fastener seal do not touch the bonding surface If you do the bonding surface weakens which later may cause the speaker to fall over Before attaching the fastener to the television wipe the TV top clean If the surface is dirty or wet tape will lose bonding strength which later may cause the speaker to fall over Placing the Subwoofer Place the Subwoofer on a level hard floor Fastener Peel off the seal ooeds 11 1seg Buneaig When placing use non skid pads on the bottom of the Subwoofer in the four corners as shown in the picture This will prevent the Subwoofer from sliding when it vibrates Also increasing stability prevents degradation of sound 53 54 Creating the Best Listening Space Placing the Front and Surround Speakers You can place the Front Speakers and Surround Speakers on the floor or a rack or attach them to a wall You can also mount them on commercially availab
123. t setting Then depending on your needs you can select the priority level for digital and analog input signals and specify formats such as POWER DTS AUDIOANGLE SUBTITLE T Press the Input Selection button for current input 5 KATE source until the desired input mode appears in the CinemaStation Display N AUTO Input signal can be selected in the order below Cte jupe 1 Digital signal 2 Analog signal DTS Only DTS can be played ANLG Only analog signal can be played Learning about input modes jacks and Input Selection buttons CinemaStation can receive signals from the VIDEO analog VCR analog and OPTICAL digital jacks of equipment that is connected to it You can assign a VIDEO or VCR input name to the OPTICAL IN jack This will allow you to use the VIDEO Input button or VCR button to input a device connected to the Selection OPTICAL IN jack VIDEO is assigned in the default setting EU ES buttons Normally an analog signal is input to the VIDEO or VCR IN 219 RIS jack and a digital signal is input to the OPTICAL IN jack S Ia However by setting the input mode to AUTO the input will be YAMAHA automatically detected and you can then playback audio from the device you want by simply pressing an Input Selection button M Advice e tis possible to switch Input mode even if you p
124. t work Almost all DVD discs are co rotected so Cause you cannot copy them Picture looks poor while fast forwarding or reversing To some degree the picture does not look Cause normal but this is not a defect The television monitor has no picture Or the screen size looks strange 91 The setting in the On Screen Menu is not correct Cause Cause 2 Select Setup gt TV in the On Screen Menu to set the menu item correctly The television cannot handle progressive input Turn off CinemaStation s progressive output and change to interlace input on the television See page 79 Part of picture appears double with progressive output Cau se The disc content does not match the progressive output due to the editing method or other conditions Turn off CinemaStation s progressive output and change to interlace input on the television monitor See page 79 The picture quality is poor Adjust the picture quality using Picture in the On Screen Menu See page 92 No Status display appears Solution Under Features in the On Screen Menu switch the Status window to See page 92 xipueddy E 99 100 The disc is ejected as soon as it is inserted A disc that cannot be played has been Cause inserted Radio Reception No Disc appears in the CinemaStation Display Cause No disc is inserted or a d
125. tings See page 67 19 Advanced Features CinemaStation Display PROGRESSIVE DSP VIRTUAL Lights up when Lights up when a DSP sound field Lights up when Virtual SLEEP PROGRESSIVE is activated program is selected Cinema DSP is enabled Lights up when using the Sleep Timer _ DSP Program SILENT CINEMA indicator Decoder indicator Lights up when using a DSP CM i internal Lights up when DSP Program uis headphones for 8 Program is selected SILENT CINEMA dts DO DIGITAL NOPLTDSP PROG SLEEP MATRIX TITLE TRACK CHAP VIRTUAL SILENT REP A B ALL AUTO ST PRUGHESSIVE MEMORY PS TUNED nnn PTY RT CT H PTY HOLD Main Display Lights up when playing Shows Input Source and DSP PCM signal such as CDs Program names Radio Station Frequency Preset Numbers and other info Shows chapter or TUNED track number elapsed time and Lights up when other info during disc playback receiving FM AM broadcast Program Repeat indicator PROG Lights up during Program Play REP Lights up during Repeat Play of a title chapter or track REP ALL Lights up during Repeat Play for whole disc REP A B Lights up during A B Repeat ST Lights up when receiving a strong FM radio signal in Auto Tuning or Auto Preset mode AUTO Lights up when using Auto Tuning or Auto Preset in Tuning mode Disc indicator DVD Lights up while a DVD disc is set in the disc tray VCD Lights up whil
126. ty Listening to the Radio Setting Channels Advance Preset Presetting radio stations in memory helps you tune the preset radio stations using a few simple button operations Automatically preset FM stations in advance Auto Preset Up to 40 stations 5 Groups X 8 Stations can be automatically A B C D E preset MEMORY EU Press PRESET BAND to select FM a Press AUTO MAN L to make the AUTO indicator light up 3 Keep pressing MEMORY down for about 3 seconds The Preset Number MEMORY and AUTO indicators blink After a few seconds Auto Preset starts at the frequency currently displayed toward the higher frequency Display AUTO MAN L When Auto Preset finishes the frequency of the last radio PRESET TUNING A station memorized appears PRESET TUNING olpey eui 0 Duiueisr Customizing Auto Preset method You can specify the Preset Group or number to start tuning You can also start Auto Tuning at the frequency currently displayed toward either the lower or higher frequency Perform steps 1 and 2 above in Automatically preset FM stations in advance Auto Preset Press MEMORY for about 3 seconds then press A B C D E and PRESET TUNING to select the Preset Number you want to memorize first Auto Preset will stop when the number memorized reaches 40 radio stations 3 Press PRESET BAND to turn off the colon then press PRESET TUNING When pressing v Auto
127. use interference harmful to the operation of other electronic devices Compliance with FCC regulations does not guarantee that interference will not occur in all installations If this product is found to be the source of interference which can be determined by turning the unit OFF and ON please try to eliminate the problem by using one of the following measures Relocate either this product or the device that is being affected by the interference Utilize power outlets that are on different branch circuit breaker or fuse circuits or install AC line filter s In the case of radio or TV interference relocate reorient the antenna If the antenna lead in is 300 ohm ribbon lead change the lead in to coaxial type cable If these corrective measures do not produce satisfactory results please contact the local retailer authorized to distribute this type of product If you can not locate the appropriate retailer please contact Yamaha Electronics Corp U S A 6660 Orangethorpe Ave Buena Park CA 90620 The above statements apply ONLY to those products distributed by Yamaha Corporation of America or its subsidiaries We Want You Listening For A Lifetime YAMAHA and the Electronic Industries Association s Consumer Electronics Group want you to get the most out of your equipment by playing it at a safe level One that lets the sound come through loud and clear without annoying blaring or distortion and most impo
128. ut See pages 94 and 95 On Screen Menu Guide Before connecting make sure to turn off the television and CinemaStation power 1 Connect the television Use a commercially available component video cable MONITOR DVD ONL D S VIDEO VIDEO AS x MONITOR VCR M OUT OUT MONITOR L DVD ONLY B L VIDEO VCR COMPONENT IN IN OPTICAL VIDEO Start playing the DVD See page 10 Viewing a DVD Press PROGRESSIVE on CinemaStation PROGRESSIVE senjeoJ jeuonippy PROGRESSIVE The PROGRESSIVE indicator lights up To cancel Progressive Scan Press PROGRESSIVE to turn off the PROGRESSIVE indicator advice If you play video with a 4 3 aspect ratio on a 16 9 wide television screen Progressive Scan may fill the screen top to bottom In this case use the On Screen Menu to change to the screen display that matches your television See pages 94 and 95 Screen Menu Guide If you cannot adjust the size turn off Progressive Scan Changes to interlace output When Progressive Scan is on a video signal will only output from the COMPONENT VIDEO You can use the COMPONENT VIDEO jack and Progressive Scan only for DVD playback so it is not possible to enjoy progressive playback from other sources gt Note CONSUMERS SHOULD NOTE THAT NOT ALL HIGH DEFINITION TELEVISION SETS ARE FULLY COMPATIBLE WITH THIS PRODUCT AND MAY CAUSE ARTIFACTS TO
129. will be applied to both If the level adjusted during the sound test was different for Left and Right and one speaker was then tuned to a maximum of 10 dB or a minimum of 10 dB the value cannot be adjusted any further up or down We recommend that you first adjust the speaker balance with a test tone See page 58 Adjusting the Speaker Balance with a Test Tone If you change the speaker volume level with the SW CENTER or SURR buttons the levels you adjust with the test tone also change gt Note Depending on your settings in SET MENU volume level adjustment may not be available for a speaker If CENTER is set to NON you cannot adjust the Center Speaker If SUR is set to NON you cannot adjust the Surround Speakers If BASS is set to FRONT you cannot adjust the Subwoofer 60 Creating the Best Listening Space Adjust speaker volume for 5ch Stereo DSP Program You can adjust the speaker volume for 5ch Stereo DSP Program EU Press AMP during playback 2 Repeatedly press MUSIC and select 5 Stereo 3 Repeatedly press v or and select the speaker you want to adjust The switching order is CT LEV RL LEV RR LEV CT LEV adjust the Center Speaker volume level select CT LEV adjust the Surround L Speaker volume level select RL LEV To adjust the Surround R Speaker volume level select
130. y this setting is selected 10 dB Use this setting if the output level of the Center or Surround Speakers is out of alignment with the Front Speakers The volume level of the Front Speakers decreases 10 dB about 1 3 63 ooeds 11 1seg Buneaig 64 More Information about DSP Surround Effects Selecting DSP Program Effects To get the most out of CinemaStation select a sound field based on how many speakers you want to use and the listening environment Select a sound field based on your listening environment Select a sound field based on how many speakers you want to have sound Enjoy original Dolby and DTS sound For a 6 speaker plus surround For headphones see page 69 To listen to original Dolby or back speaker setup see page 64 Using a DSP Program with DTS sound as it is see page 73 Using Matrix 6 1 Headphones SILENT Reproducing the Original For a 6 speaker setup see page CINEMA Dolby and DTS Sound 66 Using All Speakers for CD For evening enjoyment see page To listen to stereo sound as it is or Video playback For 2 speaker setup see page 68 Using Front Speakers Only for DSP Program Virtual Cinema DSP Eje SA CINEMA P 70 Using a DSP Program with Low Volume Night Listening see page 74 Reproducing Stereo Sound For setting a DSP Pr

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