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Onkyo L-DR7 DVD Player User Manual

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1. E Cancelling the operation Press TIMER Press RECEIVER then press A y to select a day of the week While the desired day of the week is flashing press ENTER Days of the week are displayed as follows SUN Sunday THU Thursday MON Monday FRI Friday TUE Tuesday SAT Saturday WED Wednesday Tip To switch between the 24 hour and 12 hour display press DISPLAY Press A V to set the time You can also use the number buttons to set the time To set 9 38 then press number 0 9 3 then 8 e Press 10 to switch AM and PM on the 12 hour display Start the clock Match the date time etc then press ENTER The unit displays the input source Flashing 79 80 Displaying the Clock Press CLOCK on the remote controller If the clock is not set ADJUST flashes Please set the clock see page 78 STANDBY ON ONKYO REMOTE CONTROLLER RO 506M oe PDR 155 a Displaying the current time CLOCK ase When the unit is turned on press CLOCK on the remote controller to display the current day and time Press CLOCK again to return to the previous screen When the unit is in Standby mode press CLOCK on the remote controller to display the current day and time The clock disappears after eight seconds Power saving mode Display
2. Adjust each speaker s relative volume until each On een speaker s test tone sounds equally loud at the lis eC eee TV SETUP sje ANDBY INPUT SELECTOR CUNIHUL tening position Gre O e You cannot adjust the level in mute mode or 1 4 a CO i 5 FSET ETTE CHSEL AAA while the headphones are connected RDO VAGES sine BM 7 CG cs 3 LATE NIGHT EST SURROUNE CLEAR wa wo C 5 Ea EERE A 0 CDC Press TV SETUP on the remote control TV SETUP ler then press TEST TONE m P Cel TEST TOM Each speaker emits the test tone pink noise LEFT CENTER RIGHT Left front Center Right front t 4 SUBWFR SURRL SURRR Subwoofer pam Left surround Right surround Adjust the volume level Press VOLUME 4A to adjust the level until the test tone is heard clearly If you do not press the buttons while the test tone is sounding the test tone output will automatically switch to the next speaker A staccato test tone will be emitted from each speaker in turn VOLUME 3 Press CH SEL repeatedly to select a speaker then press UP DOWN to adjust Cool CA the volume level balance Ca CH Ne a o Press UP to increase the level or press DOWN to lower the level e You can adjust the volume level in the range of 12 dB to 12 dB for the satellite speakers Volume level Press TEST TONE C The level settings are memorized and the unit EA displays the standard s
3. REMOTE CONTROLLER RC 506M PHONES Press MUTING on the unit or remote controller The MUTING indicator flashes in the display in mute mode To cancel mute mode press MUTING again Muting mode is also cancelled when you press VOLUME or STANDBY on the remote control ler MUTING E Listening through headphones Connect the mini plug of the stereo headphones to the PHONES jack on the PDR 155 Be sure to lower the volume level before con necting the headphones When you connect the headphones the sur round mode switches to Stereo stereo audio is output from the headphones and the power to the SWA 155X is turned off 47 Playing DVDs Video CDs CDs and MP3s E Please read before starting playback Do not play any discs other than DVD videos video CDs or audio CDs see page 11 Before playing a DVD video or video CD first turn on the power to the TV and select the PDR 155 connection for the TV input Depending on the TV or monitor the color level of the image may appear lighter or the tint may appear slightly different In this case optimize the picture quality E Aboutthe VD vco cD gt and MPY marks in the following pages and their relation to disc operations VDD means the section explains DVD Video operations Ve means the section explains Video CD operations CDV means the section explains audio CD operations MPY means t
4. Country Code List of codes ARGENTINA 0118 ar AUSTRALIA 0121 au AUSTRIA 0120 at BELGIUM 0205 be BRAZIL 0218 br CANADA 0301 ca CHILE 0312 cl CHINA 0314 cn DENMARK 0411 dk FINLAND 0609 fi FRANCE 0618 fr GERMANY 0405 de HONG KONG 0811 hk INDIA 0914 in INDONESIA 0904 id ITALY 0920 it JAPAN 1016 jp KOREA REPUBLIC OF 1118 kr MALAYSIA 1325 my MEXICO 1324 mx NETHERLANDS 1412 nl NEW ZEALAND 1426 nz NORWAY 1415 no PAKISTAN 1611 pk PHILIPPINES 1608 ph PORTUGAL 1620 pt RUSSIAN FEDERATION 1821 ru SINGAPORE 1907 sg SPAIN 0519 es SWEDEN 1905 se SWITZERLAND 0308 ch TAIWAN PROVINCE OF CHINA 2023 tw THAILAND 2008 th UNITED KINGDOM 0702 gb UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 2119 us 116 Customizing the Function Settings E Memorizing the settings Function memory The PDR 155 stores the settings of up to five items RECEIVER _ ate 2 in Function memory Press RECEIVER then press DVD SETUP The unit displays the Setup window Press lt p gt to select a tab Video1 Video2 Language or General Press a y to select the setting item to be memorized FM Function memory appears on the screen and the setting is memorized Press SHIFT then press FUNC M within 10 seconds To clear the settings from Function memory Press FUNC M again The FM mark disappears and the memorized settings are erased Note So
5. Tip If Auto Progressive is selected the picture may flicker or be distorted when the unit switches between progressive and interlace modes This is not a malfunction of either the PDR 155 or the TV If your TV does not switch between 4 3 and 16 9 change the aspect ratio of the TV to 4 3 Alter natively set Component Video in the Setup window to Interlace or Auto Progressive If you select Auto Progressive 4 3 discs will be played in Interlace mode while discs that are recorded in both 4 3 and 16 9 will play in interlace mode during the 4 3 sections and in progressive mode during the 16 9 parts Switch your TV s aspect ratio to the most suitable setting for more details see the manual that came with your TV Notes e If you connect a TV that is not compatible with a progressive scan signal and you choose progressive scan mode you will not be able to see any picture at all If your TV is con nected via the composite or S video connectors choose Interlace for Component Video e This function only works with NTSC format DVDs Customizing the Function Settings Switching the S video output Expert You can switch the type of S Video signals output from the S Video connector If you have connected your TV using an S Video cable in rare cases the TV picture may appear stretched In such cases switch the output from S2 to S1 Video1 TV Screen 16 9 Wide S2 i
6. the screen saver function is activated Press PLAY to cancel Pause or Stop mode 50 If the background color has been set to black the image may not be seen on the screen while the unit is stopped In this case select gray for the background 107 If the unit is connected to the TV s component connectors first initialize the settings then select Interlace for Component Video in the Setup window 102 The image is stretched horizontally or vertically The TV Screen setting does not match the TV screen type Use Setup Navigator or Setup window to set the parameter correctly 102 e If the unit is connected to the TV via the S video connector the TV circuit may stretch the image vertically In this case set S Video Output to S1 103 MP3 playback You cannot play back MP3 files on the disc e Check to confirm that the disc conforms to ISO9660 12 Make sure that the disc has been finalized You cannot select a track MP3 file recorded on the disc e Files with any extension other than mp3 or MP3 are not recognized Change the file extension 12 The PDR 155 cannot recognize more than 250 folders or tracks 12 The PDR 155 does not support multi session discs It will play only the first session of a multi session disc 12 Miscellaneous The desired subtitle language is not displayed or the desired audio language is not output The selected language is not recorded on the d
7. Selecting the type of paused image to display Still Picture Expert This function lets you view a clear still image when DVD playback is paused With some discs selecting Field for Still Picture may not improve the picture quality Field Background Gray Picture flicker will be eliminated in pause mode Video Adjust Frame On Screen Display Frame Standard mode Angle Indicator Auto Auto Selects Field or Frame automatically according to the disc Factory setting Video2 Setting the position of the on screen display On Screen Display Expert You can specify the position of the Setup window and other on screen displays on the TV screen according to the type of TV Set this item if the DVD is recorded with a 4 3 aspect ratio Check the disc jacket for more information You can also eliminate the operation indicators such as PLAY and STOP Video2 Position Wide Background Gray Select this to make sure that the entire window will be displayed when Video Adjust the picture is zoomed on a wide screen TV Still Picture Auto wae COTS aM Position Wide Position Normal Angle Indicator ees Select this if Normal or Full has been selected on a wide screen TV Factory setting ED HY Move swa Off No window is displayed Turning the angle mark on or off Angle Indicator Expert You can set this ite
8. In the program field box use the number buttons to enter the numbers of the titles or chapters in the desired order To program DVD titles or E L Program Tie for example chapters 9 7 Current Title 7 Chapter 1 and 18 in this order press i Chapter 1 18 9 7 10 then 8 To pro gram title chapter 30 press 10 three times then press 0 Program Memory Off BD WF Move ENTER Play PROGRAM Exit Press ENTER to start Program playback To close the window without playing the program press PRO GRAM 57 Playback Alternatives Program Playback Notes Program playback may be disabled on some DVDs In these cases the amp mark will appear on the screen You cannot use Program playback during PBC playback of video CDs Cancel the PBC play back page 53 if you wish to use Program playback You can program only the chapters within a title not in different titles e When the chapter changes the TV screen may sometimes display an image from a chapter 58 that is not programmed This is not a malfunction Programming chapters or tracks while viewing or listening to them While a chapter or track you wish to program is play ing press and hold PROGRAM for one second or more S Hold down the button until the window shown on the left appears Repeat this step for the chapters or tracks you wish to program 1 PROGRAM Chapter 07 Program
9. 40 Turning on the PDR 155 Before plugging in the PDR 155 Make sure that all connections explained on pages 27 39 are complete the connection to the TV is required Turning on the PDR 155 may cause a momentary power surge which might interfere with other electrical equipment such as computers If this happens connect the power cable to a wall out let on a different circuit Note Depending on the country in which you purchased your controller the power cord plug may be different to that shown here The remote controller buttons used in the following step are illustrated inside a gray rectangle i 3 a gt OSTAN DBY Lights up STANDBY ON 3 PDR 155 Plug the subwoofer SWA 155X into an AC outlet Note The shape of the power cord plug may vary depend ing on the area Connect the included power cable to the AC INLET on the PDR 155 s rear panel and plug the cable into a home AC outlet e Do not use any power cables other than the included power cable Also do not use the included power cable for other equipment e To avoid risk of electrical shock do not connect or disconnect the power cable from the PDR 155 s AC INLET while the cable is still plugged into the AC outlet Press STANDBY ON on the PDR 155 or press ON on the remote controller to turn on the power to the PDR 155 The display and indicators on the PDR 155 ligh
10. CD Rs that are not finalized may not display some disc information track number elapsed time of current track 0 03 Play 3 3 29 3 32 Track remaining time of track total time of track v current track number total number of tracks elapsed time of current track Play 1 10 1 13 All 66 20 66 32 CD s total time CD s remaining time The indication turns off Viewing MP3 information track number total number elapsed time of current of tracks in folder track Play 16 20 0 05 Track TRACK1 1 track name v folder number total number elapsed time of current of folders track Play 2 10 0 05 Folder FOLDER 1 folder name v elapsed time of current folder number track number track Play 2 16 0 05 Track 2 25 2 30 ry remaining time of track Total time of track folder number track number elapsed time of current track Play 2 16 0 05 Tr Rate 128kbps transmission rate level The indication turns off 2 Transmission rate indicates MP3 data size 68 Viewing video CD information During PBC playback video CD may not dis play some disc information current track number total number of tracks Play 3 12 All video CD s total elapsed time 10 53 59 26 70 19 video CD s remaining time current track number Play 3 Track 3 56 video CD s total time video CD s total elaps
11. Setup Navigator prompts you to specify the On Screen Display language then the type of TV A V lt gt Press the ON button on the remote con troller to turn on the power to the unit Press amp to make sure that no disc is loaded 2 While NO DISC is being displayed PECENER SAE press RECEIVER then press DVD Co gt Cal SETUP to display Setup Navigator on the TV screen Start General Select this option to start Setup Navigator Auto Start Off Select this option if the Setup Navigator settings ASSON have been completed If you select this the unit Setup using the Setup Navigator displays the default setting screen page 99 while the unit is stopped so that you can make ove eve Jae sew J Exit detailed settings Setup Navigator Setup Navigator Press ENTER to start Setup Navigator Setup Navigator displays the OSD language window as shown on the next page Tip The DVD section is not initially activated when you turn on the power to the PDR 155 If the DVD section is not activated press to activate it then use Setup Navigator 43 Using Setup Navigator To display the previous screen while making various settings Press lt The icon in the window stands for information and is followed by a brief explanation of the item selected Seiting the OSD language On Screen Display language Press a y to select
12. concert hall in your room To listen to surround sound you need to set up the speakers page 76 The PDR 155 offers the following surround modes STEREO Sound is output from the left and right front speakers and the subwoofer THEATER DIMENSIONAL You can enjoy multi channel playback from two or three speakers DOLBY DIGITAL DTS Digital Theater System This surround mode enables you to experi ence the acoustics and ambience of theaters or concert halls You can enjoy DOLBY DIGITAL sound during the playback of DVDs LDs and CDs with the Dore mark You can enjoy DTS sound during DIGITAL DOLBY PRO LOGIC Il This surround mode comprises two catego ries Movie mode suitable for movies and Music mode suitable for music playback In Movie mode the surround channel sound which is usually monaural and narrow banded will be played in stereo creating the impres sion of sound movement Also in this mode two channel music tracks will produce more natural sounding acoustics through the sur round channel You can enjoy DOLBY PRO LOGIC II sound during playback of VHS and DVD videos that have the DU basvsurrous mark and during some TV programs Music mode is suitable for stereo music CDs and live concert DVDs Onkyo s original Digital Signal Process ing DSP modes The PDR 155 offers the following special Onkyo sound effects
13. MODE ON RECEIVER TVISETUP 2 O aa _ RECEIVER STANDBY INPUT SELECTOR STI ONDA FUNCT SEARCH JADO ISe ae FE l Mo ae 69 9 5 Number buttons reno SEE atone CEA 7 8 g T D SETUP DOWN 1 RANDOM Ge O TOP MENU W POWER mwona een D vens Aya 5 zA TV MUTING TVVOL 53 54 Locating a Point Using the Search function to locate a n point DY vey CD Mey RECEIVER i os z e GOOG SEARCH enables you to search for titles or chapters rar seare on a DVD tracks on a video CD or audio CD or fold ae oe eS 1 ers or tracks on an MP3 discs You can also locate a o E OQO point by specifying its time value Time Search 2 D o G O TOP MENU wwo MENU wne WVO OEO Press SEARCH to select the type of search The type of search changes each time you press the button as follows amp m gt Track gt Time gt Title gt Track MP3 e Off lt gt Title gt Chapter gt Title gt Off awo Off lt Time lt V Off lt _ __ 2 RECEIVER Press RECEIVER then press the number buttons to specify the desired title chapter folder track or the desired start point time value Searching by title folder or chapter track
14. Q amp Z O REPE KB STEPSON ODO CD SLEEP DIMMER DISPLAY CLOCK O O O 8 oS 1 4 y jets 7 ONKYO REMOTE CONTROLLER RC 506M Only the remote controller buttons are used in this procedure First select the preset station you wish to edit DREN Press and hold down DISPLAY for S three seconds to display NAME IN Select a character to edit Press lt a gt repeatedly until the character you wish to change flashes Press a y to select a new character e After you select a new character press ENTER e Repeat Steps 2 and 3 if you wish to change other characters Press and hold down DISPLAY to dis play COMPLETE and store the change This process takes about three sec onds 87 88 Entering Characters Deleting the characters 1 DISPLAY Ce ws Changing the preset indication DISPLAY gt Press and hold down DISPLAY to dis play NAME IN Select a character to delete Press lt a gt repeatedly until the character you wish to delete flashes Press a y to select _ J then press ENTER To delete all characters repeat Steps 2 and 3 Each press of DISPLAY toggles between two types of preset indications as follows Preset number and Preset name if named frequency t Tip If a preset station has been named the name is displayed as default If it is not named the preset number and frequency are disp
15. The quality adjustment window appears Press a y to select Interlace Video Memory Select then press ENTER e If you have selected Interlace for Component Video Interlace Video Memory Select is avail able If you have selected Progressive for Compo nent Video Progressive Video Memory Select is available Off Off ENTER Select DISPLAY Check Fine Focus AP Move Press a y to select the desired item to adjust then press DISPLAY to display the parameter list of the selected item Press DISPLAY again to display the pre vious window DNR Sharpness Detail Chroma Delay Gamma Prog Memory off HH 111 Imax soft HHH 11 fine min Fee 11 Imax min H 11 max green HH 111 red Om 12 3 On Off min eH 111 Imax Sharpness soft 1 fine Chroma Level min H Imax Hue green H H 111 I red Memory Off 1 2 3 Fine Focus Contrast Interlace mode Progressive or Auto Progressive mode Fine Focus Switch On to reveal greater detail higher resolu tion in the picture Contrast Adjusts the contrast of the elements in the picture Sharpness Adjusts the sharpness of the mid frequency less detailed elements in the picture This setting is only effective when Fine Focus is On Chroma Level Adjusts the color saturation level Hue Adjusts the overall color balance between red and green This is effective only when the PDR 155 is connected via the V
16. 2 Press PROGRAM PROGRAM Check the Program window Press to start Program playback Q To close the window without playing the program press PRO GRAM Notes Ifa title has already been input in the Program Title window the title not a chapter will be programmed If some chapters from a title have been input in the Program Chapter window and if that title is different from the currently playing title trying to program the currently playing chap ter will cause the unit to display amp and you will be unable to program the chapter If a chapter or track has already been programmed additional chapters or tracks will be added to the end of the program list If all 24 steps have been programmed the unit displays amp and you will be unable to add any more items Playback Alternatives Program Playback Checking the contents of the program PROGRNI Press PROGRAM Q For DVDs press lt gt to select Program Chapter or Program Title Inserting an item in the program list Press RECEIVER then press A YW lt P to specify the location at which you wish to insert an item in the program field box Then press the number buttons to specify the desired title chapter or track Resuming normal playback Press CLEAR during Program play Deleting items from the program list Deleting programmed items one by one Press RECEIVER then press A W lt P to specify the item number to delete in
17. Be sure to match the and ends of the batteries with to diagram inside the battery com partment Attach the battery cover Do not mix new batteries with old batteries or different kinds of batteries To avoid corrosion remove the batteries if you do not intend to use the remote controller for a long time Remove dead batteries immediately to avoid damage from corrosion If the remote control ler does not operate smoothly replace both batteries at the same time The life of the supplied batteries is about six months but this varies with usage Using the remote controller 18 PDR 155 Remote control sensor Point the remote controller toward the remote control sensor Place the unit away from strong light such as direct sunlight or inverted fluorescent light which can prevent proper operation of the remote controller Using another remote controller of the same type in the same room or using the unit near equipment that uses infrared rays may cause operational interference Do not put any object such as a book on the remote controller The buttons of the remote controller may be pressed by mistake which drains the batteries Make sure the audio rack doors do not have colored glass Placing the unit behind such doors may prevent proper remote controller operation If there is an obstacle between the remote controller and the remote control sensor the remote controller will not operate Index to Parts and Cont
18. Exit The OSD On Screen Display screen shots in this manual were taken with the Language set to English factory setting Selecting an audio language Audio Language Select the desired audio language You cannot set this item during playback Non Asian models Language OSD Language 1 English French Subtitle Language German Auto Language Italian Spanish Other Setup audio language ADAY Move seTuP Exit English Factory setting French German Italian Spanish Other You can select from 136 languages For details on how to select other lan guages see If you have selected Other on page 110 Asian models Language OSD Language English PTET Or ae English Subtitle Language Chinese Auto Language Other English Factory setting Chinese Setup audio language EDA Move senur Exit Other You can select from 136 languages For details on how to select other lan guages see If you have selected Other on page 110 Selecting a subtitle language Subtitle Language Select the desired subtitle language You cannot set this item during playback Non Asian models Language OSD Language Audio Language French Geman Auto Language Italian Spanish Other Setup disc s subtitle language ED AF Move English Factory setting French German Italian Spanish TEnglish
19. and left right surround speakers 41 Changing the Input Source Setting If you have connected an fRI compatible component to the MD TAPE or CDR VIDEO jacks you need to change the input source setting so that the system functions such as Direct Change will work correctly 1 3 Example Switching from MD to TAPE 1 o gt 2 PRESET gt 3 lt INPUT gt QA ie 4 PRESET MEMORY Qa 42 Press INPUT lt gt to display the current input source The unit displays the current input source MD Press PRESET MEMORY to display the parameter The unit displays NAME SEL for one second Press INPUT gt to select the con nected input source In this example select TAPE CDR lt gt VIDEO or MD lt TAPE Press PRESET MEMORY The unit displays COMPLETE and the input source changes accordingly Using Setup Navigator E Using Setup Navigator to make settings This function is disabled during playback Setup Navigator was designed to simplify the process of preparing the PDR 155 for use Designed as a series of on screen multiple choice questions Setup Navigator automatically sets the video and language settings according to your answers to a set of ques tions Once this procedure is complete you can start using the PDR 155 to enjoy DVDs
20. do not remove the cover Refer servicing to quali fied personnel 1 Regional Restriction Codes Region Number Regional restriction codes are built into DVD AV Controllers and DVD videos for each sales region If the regional code of the DVD AV Controller does not match one of the regional codes on the DVD video playback is not possible The regional number can be found on the rear panel of the DVD AV Controller e g for Region 2 About This Manual This manual explains the basic procedures for operating the DVD AV Controller Some DVD vid eos do not support the full potential of the DVD technology Your DVD AV Controller may therefore not respond to all operating commands Refer to instruction notes on discs A CS mark may appear on the TV screen during operation It means that the operation is not per mitted by the DVD AV Controller or the disc Recording Copyright Recording of copyrighted material for other than personal use is illegal without permission of the copyright holder AC Fuse The fuse is located inside the chassis and is not user serviceable If the power does not come on contact your Onkyo authorized service center 5 Power WARNING BEFORE PLUGGING IN THE UNIT FOR THE FIRST TIME READ THE FOLLOWING SECTION CAREFULLY The voltage of the available power supply differs according to country or region Be sure that the power supply voltage of the area where the unit will be used meets the
21. setup Exit Other You can select from 136 languages For details on how to select other lan guages see If you have selected Other on page 110 LEET OE English Asian models Language OSD Language English Audio Language English English Factory setting Chinese Auto Language Chinese WSetup disc s subtitle language 4D AF Move serur Exit Other You can select from 136 languages For details on how to select other lan guages see If you have selected Other on page 110 Tip If you select an audio or subtitle language that is not recorded on the disc the default lan guage on the disc will be automatically selected 108 Customizing the Function Settings Using the automatically selected audio and subtitle language Auto Lan guage You can select whether the unit automatically uses the disc s default audio and subtitle lan guage or uses the languages specified in the Setup window You cannot set this item during playback On OSD Language English The Auto Language setting is effective only when this item is set to siesta ia On and Audio Language and Subtitle Language are the same Fac Auto Language Pe tory setting When Auto Language is On foreign movies are shown Off with the original audio soundtrack and subtitles in the language selected Play dialog ete in original language in Subtitle Language Domestic film
22. tare aa REL apt EB ee eae ONKYO eee Stes ed ee Viewing slow playback OVD vc STEP SLOW GIG Tips Press and hold STEP SLOW on the remote controller The unit displays 1 16 Slow playback continues even after you release the button Changing the slow motion speed During slow playback press STEP SLOW The speed changes as follows each time you press the button 1 16 gt 1 8 gt 1 4 gt 1 2 gt 1 16 Slow reverse playback Press and hold STEP SLOW You cannot use slow reverse playback with video CDs Changing the slow reverse playback During slow playback press STEP SLOW The speed toggles between Slow 1 and Slow 2 each time you press the button Resuming normal playback Press gt While a DVD is stopped pressing ke or gt gt resumes playback from the top of the title No audio is output during still image frame by frame or slow playback e Ifa still image is blurred set Still Picture in the default setting window to Field page 107 Images may be shaky on some discs during reverse frame playback Still image frame by frame or slow playback may not be available on some discs In this case the unit displays the or Qg mark on screen Using the Disc Menu and Title Menu About the disc menu DVD DVD videos sometimes contains multiple languages and different audio formats In these cases you can generally
23. x Component Video S7 S2 video signals are output Factory setting f S Video Out E S1 Screen Saver On y S1 video signals are output EDAP Move Turning the Screen Saver On and Off Expert To prevent the TV screen or monitor from being damaged by an image that remains displayed for a long time a phenomenon called screen burn the screen saver function is activated if the same screen has been displayed for about five minutes Video l TV Screen 16 9 Wide On r Component Video Interlace The screen saver function is activated Factory setting S Video Out 2 Off a Screen Saver LON Fae Off The screen saver function is deactivated EDA Move Items next to the Expert mark represent advanced settings If these items are not displayed in the window refer to page 101 for information on how to display them 103 Customizing the Function Settings E Adjusting the picture quality You can either select a pre programmed setting designed to match certain program types or make adjustments to match your own preferences and save them in memory You can adjust the picture quality while checking the playback image on TV Refer to page 99 for more information on using the Setup window Selecting a pre programmed seiting Use aA y lt gt to select Video2 gt Video Adjust gt Start then press ENTER The quality adjustment window
24. 10 seconds Press the RECEIVER button first to use these buttons RECEIVER button Number buttons Select a scene audio track subtitle language menu item or preset station TOP MENU button Displays a DVD s top menu RETURN button Displays the previous menu 24 ACOUSTIC CONTROL M ON RECIIVER TWSETUP CJ CO STANDBY INPUT SELECTOR Co Ge ELAS COND FONG BEARCH H 1 2 3 SPSETUP TESTTONE CHSEL I Ao ANGLE SUBTITLE dam i Dik i MENU button Displays or closes the DVD menu A lt gt buttons DVD Selects a menu item TIMER Changes the timer settings ENTER button DVD Confirms the item selection TIMER Confirms the timer settings DVD SETUP button Displays the default DVD settings Index to Parts and Controls Press TV SETUP to use these buttons blue labels TEST TONE button Outputs a test tone for setting speaker levels TV SETUP button CH SEL button Selects a speaker for chang ing its output level a M ON RECEIVER Twis TUP CO CO ACOUSTIC STANDBY pyr SELECTOR CONTROL SP SETUP button Press to select the optimum speaker configuration UP button Selects a distance or level ES TV operation buttons To use these buttons you 5 need to program the TV s DISTANCE button st remote control code Refer to Sets a distance for ea
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26. IN jacks Connect these jacks to the TV s audio output jacks using the included audio video pin cable S VIDEO output jack S video signal is output from this jack Connect this to the TV s S video jack using the included S video cable FM antenna connector Connect the included FM indoor antenna or FM outdoor antenna here VIDEO output jack Video signal is output from this jack Connect this jack to a TV using the included audio video connection cable CDR VIDEO IN OUT jacks Connect these jacks to the CD recorder or video deck s audio input and output jacks using optional audio pin cables MULTI CH OUTPUT jacks Use the included multi splitter cable to connect these jacks to the SWA 155X subwoofer MULTI CH INPUT jacks SUBWOOFER CONTROL jack Connect this jack to the SWA 155X sub woofer SUBWOOFER CONTROL jack using the included multi splitter cable S 21 Osj N a AC INLET RI jack Connect this jack to an Onkyo component that has an RI jack to link and control them together Connecting only the fRI cable does not link the system completely You will also need to connect audio pin cables AM antenna con nector Connect the included AM indoor antenna or AM out door antenna here AC INLET Connect the included power cable here DIGITAL IN OUT jacks OPTICAL Connect these jacks to the MD recorder or CD recorder s
27. If the TIMER indicator is lit above the timer num ber the timer has been On activated Press a y to switch between On acti vating and Off deactivating The unit displays the standard screen two sec onds after you switch the setting 94 Using the Timer Functions E Checking the timer settings LASTM CONDM FUNC M SEARCH pooo SPSETUP TESTTONE CHSEL AUDIO ANGLE SUBTITLE PROGRAM cc ISTANCE UP LATENIGHT T D ST SURROUND CLEAR 7 TIMER oO TOP MENU TV VOLF MENU A2 TV MUTING TVVOL n2 T Press TIMER repeatedly to display the desired timer number Press ENTER If the TIMER indicator is lit above the timer num ber the timer has been On activated Press ENTER to check the next setting Press ENTER repeatedly to check the subse quent settings Notes e You can also edit the settings using A V while you are checking them e If the timer has been Off and if you edit the setting the timer automatically turns On If all settings are correct and you do not need to make any changes press the TIMER button to display the standard screen 95 Recording The copyright laws prohibit using your recordings without consent of the copyright owner except for the purpose of your personal entertainment Although the PDR 155 is a play only device you can perform CD dubbing with o
28. Lock Level Change CEEE EEEE Level 1 2 345 6 7 8 Setup Parental Lock RETURN Return 4 Move ENTER Select SETUP Exit Press lt p gt to select the desired level then press ENTER The parental lock level is set Playing a DVD disc that is locked If you try to play a disc that has a parental lock the unit may display the Register Code Num ber window In this case you need to enter the valid password to play the disc 1 Press the number buttons to enter the 4 digit password 2 Press ENTER 113 Customizing the Function Settings Changing the password 2 114 LASTM COND M FUNC M SPSETUP TESTTONE CHSEL ANGLE SUBTITLE LATENIGHT T D ST SURROUND T D SETUP RANDOM LASTM COND M FUNC M SP SETUP TESTTONE CHSEL AUDIO ANGLE SUI DISTANCE UP LATENIGHT T D ST SURROUND T DSETUP DOWN RANDOM Select Password for Parental Lock on the General page of the Setup window then press ENTER The unit displays the password entry window General Parental Lock Register Code Number a y Enter Code Number AY Rerun Return B Move ENTER Exit Enter your 4 digit password Press ENTER The unit displays the Register Code Number window General Parental Lock Register Code Number a y Enter 4 Digit Code hY RETURN Returni B Move ENTER Exit Enter a new
29. PDR 155 in standby mode INPUT SELECTOR lt gt buttons OS MODE ON REGIJIVER TWSETUP ACOUSTIC 1 CONTROL Selects the input source SHIFT button For 10 seconds after you press the button you can access the functions of the labels printed above some buttons REPEAT button DVD CDR MD Starts repeat playback TAPE Switches between Nor mal and Reverse modes A B button DVD MD Starts A B repeat playback MODE CDR MD Switches among Program Ran dom and Normal playback FM AM Switches between Auto and Mono Il CDR MD back TAPE Plays back the B side Pauses disc play H CDR MD TAPE Stops play back gt CDR MD Starts or resumes DIMMER button playback TAPE Plays back the A side Adjusts the brightness of the front display SLEEP button o m gt D fa 010 LATENIGHT T D ST Sl z S o 8s ay Sve z Q g f p 5 OO TOP MENU TV POWER TV CH TVVOL amp DvD RETURN TV MUTING TVVOL REPEAT A B H STEP SLOW B RECEIVER button Makes the functions indicated by the labels printed on some buttons accessible TV SETUP button Makes the functions of the labels printed below some but tons accessible ACOUSTIC CONTROL button Changes the acoustic mode to boost the super bass high fre quenc
30. SETUP T D ST 8 Col Ge A ees SS Left Right front speaker front speaker LL RR an een 7 Listening The longer the distance between the two speakers the wider the angle 74 Press SHIFT on the remote controller then press T D ST to select Theater Dimensional surround mode Press TV SETUP on the remote control ler then press T D SETUP repeatedly Each time you press T D SETUP the angle changes in the following sequence _ WIDE _ NORMAL about 40 about 30 NARROW about 20 ___1 If you are in room that reflects a great deal of sound you may not be able to obtain the desired effect We recommend you set up in a less reflective room Enjoying the Surround Sound E Adjusting each speaker s relative vol ume balance temporarily You can adjust the relative volume of each speaker This adjustment is cancelled when the PDR 155 enters standby mode You cannot adjust the balance in mute mode TV SETUP 1 3 LATE 51 NIGHT G Y During playback press TV SETUP on the remote control ler then press CH SEL repeatedly to select the speaker you wish to adjust LEFT Left front speaker CENTER Center speaker SUBWFR Subwoofer speaker RIGHT Right front speaker t SURR L Left surround speaker SURR R Right surround speaker Press UP DOWN on the remote controller to adjust the volume level of the sel
31. as radiators heat regis ters stoves or other appliances including amplifiers that produce heat Liquid Hazards The appliance should not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with liquids such as vases should be placed on the appliance FIGURE 1 EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING AS PER NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE ANSI NFPA 70 ANTENNA LEAD IN WIRE ANTENNA DISCHARGE UNIT NEC SECTION 810 20 ELECTRIC SERVICE POWER SERVICE GROUNDING ELECTRODE SYSTEM NEC ART 250 PART H NEC NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE 52898A Precautions For British model Replacement and mounting of an AC plug on the power supply cord of this unit should be performed only by qualified service personnel IMPORTANT The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accor dance 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 pro ceed 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 IMPORTANT A 5 ampere fuse is fitted in this plug Should the fuse need to be replaced please ensure that the replace ment fuse has a rating of 5 amperes and that it is approved by ASTA o
32. broadcast or TV and if you select PL II MOVIE or PL Il MUSIC the sound may be output mostly from the center speaker To obtain surround effects from monaural sound sources select other surround modes Notes regarding DTS If you play a DTS CD or LD in analog mode on a component that is connected only to the PDR 155 s ANALOG jacks the DTS signal will be output as noise This noise may damage the speakers and the PDR 155 Be sure to play DTS CDs on the PDR 155 e During playback of a DTS disc pausing or skipping playback may cause temporary noise This is not a malfunction 73 Enjoying the Surround Sound E Adjusting the listening angle Theater Dimensional mode is based on a technology that controls the characteristics of the sounds reaching the listener s ears There is a sweet spot from which you can best experience the Theater Dimensional effect Adjust the listening angle for the best Theater Dimensional effect The listening angle refers to the angle between the left and right front speakers when directed at the listening position 1 2 pe MODE ON RECEIVER Tvis TUP E ACOUSTIC STANDBY input SELECTOR CONTROL O G LASTM CONDM FUNGM SEARCH a U a g D CHSEL DIO ANGLE SUBTITLE PROGRAM UP suRROUND CLEAR p DSETUP DOWN TRANDOM iN e N 10 0 SHIFT WwW S H l FT You can use only the remote controller in this procedure O 2 TV
33. disc tray Type of disc ovo e The unit displays the inserted disc type amp The disc tray closes then playback begins If an on screen menu is displayed on TV OVID ve Refer to Using the Disc Menu and the Title Menu page 53 Caution Do not insert your fingers inside the disc tray Otherwise your fingers may be pinched and injured 49 Playing DVDs Video CDs CDs and MP3s 50 Pausing playback DYD Vc CD MP3 Press i during playback au To resume playback press again or press When the screen saver appears If a disc remains paused for a certain period of time a screen saver appears Alternatively you can program the unit to disable the screen saver page 103 Press EE or gt to display the paused image Press again or press to resume playback This also applies to CD playback If CD playback is paused for a certain period of time the screen saver appears on screen Press EE or gt to resume playback Stopping playback VD vcD CD gt MP9 Press mj once For DVDs or video CDs the unit displays RESUME and the stop position is memorized Resume function This function is unavailable with MP3s and CDs Resuming playback from the stop position Press gt Cancelling the Resume function Stop playback and press J again Alternatively eject the disc Tips e If you want to remove the disc but still want to resume playback from the last
34. gt iS ges de Gee DIGITAL AUDIO DIGITAL AUDIO DIGITAL VIDEO DIGITAL AUDIO Recordable 1 About playing copy controlled CDs Some copy controlled CDs may not conform to official CD standards They are special discs and may not play on the PDR 155 2 About playing CD R CD RW discs This unit can play CD R and CD RW discs recorded in CD Audio or Video CD formats as well as discs that contain MP3 audio files However there may be some discs that cannot be played back with this unit This limitation may be due to incomplete disc finalization the characteristics of the recorder disc characteristics damage or stains or condensation or stains on the pickup lens of this unit For details please refer to the recorder s instruction manual E Non playable discs e You cannot play back discs other than those listed above e You cannot play discs such as CD ROM DVD RAM DVD RW DVD Audio Photo CD CD G etc even if the marks in the above table are labeled on those discs The PDR 155 uses the PAL NTSC color system and cannot play back DVD videos recorded in any other color system SECAM etc e Avoid using heart shaped or octagonal discs Playing irregularly shaped discs may damage the internal mechanism of the DVD AV Controller Do not use discs that have residue from adhesive tape rental discs that have peeling labels or discs that have custom labels or stickers Otherwise you may not be able to eject the discs or the DV
35. lan guages see If you have selected Other on page 110 Items next to the Expert mark represent advanced settings If these items are not displayed in the window refer to page 101 for information on how to display them 109 Customizing the Function Settings The items with the Turning the subtitle language on or off Subtitle Display Expert You can select whether the subtitle language will or will not be displayed or whether the assist subtitle language is displayed You cannot set this item during playback Language OSD Language English Audio Language English Subtitle Language English Auto Language On DVD Language MON of Subtitle Off Assist Subtitle 4D AF Move serve Exit Forcing subtitles to be displayed Subtitle Off On The subtitle language is displayed Factory setting Off The subtitle language is not displayed Some discs may automatically dis play the subtitle language that cannot be turned off See the below sec tion Assist Subtitle The assist subtitle explains the scenes for hearing impaired people This subtitle appears only if it is recorded on the disc Expert Even when the subtitles are turned off some DVDs will nevertheless display them on the screen This setting allows you to select the language of the subtitles to be displayed with this type of DVD You c
36. rear panels and the cabinet with a soft cloth For heavier dirt dampen a soft cloth in a weak solution of mild detergent and water wring it out dry and wipe off the dirt Following this dry immediately with a clean cloth Do not use rough material thin ners alcohol or other chemical solvents or cloths since these could damage the finish or remove the panel lettering Precautions Notes on Handling e When shipping the unit use the original ship ping carton and packing materials For maxi mum protection repack the unit as it was originally packed at the factory Do not use volatile liquids such as insect spray near the unit Do not leave rubber or plastic products in contact with the unit for a long time They will leave marks on the finish e The top and rear panels of the unit may become warm after a long period of use This is not a malfunction e When the unit is not in use be sure to remove the disc and turn off the power If you do not use the unit for a long period the unit may not function properly in the future Turn on and use the unit occasionally 10 To Obtain a Clear Picture The unit is a high technology precision device If the optical pickup lens and disc drive parts are dirty or worn down the picture quality becomes poor To obtain a clear picture we recommend reg ular inspection and maintenance cleaning or parts replacement every 1 000 hours of use depending on the operating environm
37. the PDR 155 Selecting the Number of Speaker Channels Changing the Input Source Setting Using Setup Navigator Various functions Setting the Clock Setting the Day and Time Displaying the Clock Operating the TV from Remote Controller Listening to the Radio Making Antenna Aerial Connections Listening to the Radio Tuning Manually Auto Preset Memory Automatically storing the stations only for FM Preset Memory Receiving and programming your favorite stations Using RDS European models Switching between Auto and Mono mode Listening to a preset station 85 Erasing a preset station Entering Characters Naming the preset stations Changing the characters Deleting the characters Using the Timer Functions Using the Timer Functions Using Sleep Timer Programming a timer Checking the timer settings 95 Switching the timer on activating or off deactivating Recording Recording Setting Up Your Home Theater What is Home Theater Enjoying home theater Customizing the Function Set Miscellaneous oyieiiiey meee 7 Using the Setup window Settings in the Video 1 page 102 Adjusting the picture quality 104 Settings in the Video 2 page 107 Setting the language options 108 Setting the parental lock level 112 Memorizing the settings Function memory 117 Recalling the settings from Function memory s 118 R
38. the VCR to the TV To connect the L DR7 to an Onkyo product that has an FRI jack select an appropriate input source using the INPUT button page 42 Connecting an Onkyo Separate Collection Series CD recorder Connect the PDR 155 s CDR VIDEO AUDIO IN jacks to the CDR 201A s ANALOG OUTPUT jacks Connect the PDR 155 s CDR VIDEO AUDIO OUT jacks to the CDR 201A s ANALOG INPUT jacks Note that the available components may vary depending on the area Connecting other CD recorder or VCR models Connect the PDR 155 s CDR VIDEO AUDIO IN jacks to the analog audio output jacks of the CD recorder or VCR Connect the PDR 155 s CDR VIDEO AUDIO OUT jacks to the analog audio input jacks of the CD recorder or VCR Be sure to insert the cable plugs completely into the jacks If the Incomplete connection is incomplete noise or malfunction may occur ve Do not bundle the audio pin cables with the power cable and or speaker cords Otherwise tonal quality may deteriorate When you use an optical audio digital cable do not bend or coil it tightly After all connections are completed insert the power cable plug into an appropriate AC outlet page 40 The DIGITAL jack has a protective cap installed When you use this jack remove the cap When you are not using this jack be sure to replace the Q cap gt Digital recording from the PDR 155 to a CD recorder Use an optical digital cable to connect the PDR 155 s DIGIT
39. the cable plugs completely into the jacks If the connection is incomplete noise or malfunction may occur Do not bundle the audio pin cables with the power cable and or speaker cords Otherwise tonal quality may deteriorate When you use an optical audio digital cable do not bend or coil it tightly Otherwise noise or malfunction may occur After all connections are completed insert the power cable plug into the appropriate AC outlet page 40 The DIGITAL jack has a protective cap installed When you use this jack remove the cap When you are not using this jack be sure to replace the A cap gt Incomplete t_ Insert completely Connections Connecting the PDR 155 to an MD recorder MD 101A PDR 155 Optical digital cable optional MD 101A DNKYOs mifDisc RECORDER MD 101A RI meur output asnon if GITAL INPUT T i opTcaL 1 2 a WARNING AVIS Audio video connection cable Connecting the PDR 155 to a tape deck K 501A PDR 155 i ONKYO STEREO CASSETTE TAPE DECK K 501A Audio video connection cable 33 34 Connections E Connecting a CD recorder or VCR CDR VIDEO IN OUT jacks You can connect the audio input and output of a CD recorder or VCR to these jacks Connect the video output from
40. to a 75 300 ohm antenna aerial adapter Strip the end of the coaxial cable With your fingernail or a small screw driver press the stoppers outward and remove the cover Connecting a 300 ohm ribbon gt wire to a 75 300 ohm antenna t aerial adapter a cab Loosen the screws and wrap the wire Remove the transformer wire A from around these AL slit B and insert it into slit C screws Then tighten the screws with a screwdriver Notes e Install the antenna aerial well away from tall build ings and in an area where FM stations can be Insert the end of the cable directly received Clamp it in place with pliers Keep the antenna aerial away from noise sources neon signs busy roads etc e It is dangerous to put the antenna aerial close to power lines Keep it well away from power lines transformers etc e To avoid the risk of lightning and electrical shock grounding is necessary Follow item 14 of the Reinstall the cover Important Safeguards on page 5 when you install the outdoor antenna aerial Directional linkage Do not use the same antenna aerial for both FM and TV or VCR reception since the FM and TV or VCR signals can interfere with each other If you must use a common FM TV or VCR antenna aerial use a directional linkage type splitter Directional linkage type splitter To DVD AV Controller To TV or VCR 39
41. use the disc menu to select the desired language for disc menu voice over and subtitle and the desired audio format To display the disc menu press RECEIVER then press MENU If the menu does not appear press TOP MENU Some discs may not include a disc menu About the title menu DYD VCD DVD videos and video CDs with the PBC Playback Control function see About video CDs on page 12 enable you to select a title or chapter see Differences in disc composition on page 13 from title menu To display the title menu press RECEIVER then press TOP MENU If the menu does not appear press MENU Some discs do not include a title menu To start playback without displaying the menu screen without engaging the PBC function while the unit is stopped press k lt 1 repeatedly to select the desired track Alternatively press RECEIVER then press the number buttons If the unit has displayed a menu on TV during DVD video playback press RECEIVER then use A YW lt gt to select and set the desired items then press ENTER to confirm the setting If the unit has displayed a menu on TV during video CD playback press RECEIVER then press the number buttons to select and set the desired item The operation may vary depending on the disc Follow the instructions on the disc Some discs may have different names for the disc menu or the title menu On some discs the main menu sometimes includes the disc menu and or the title menu
42. used in the following steps are illustrated inside a gray rectangle Switching between STEREO and THE ATER DIMENSIONAL Press T D STEREO on the PDR 155 to switch between STEREO and THEATER DIMEN SIONAL E 3 EA Alternatively press SHIFT on the remote con ES troller then press T D ST within 10 seconds Other surround modes Press SURROUND MODE on the PDR 155 Suone repeatedly to select the desired surround mode Alternatively press SHIFT on the remote con Q ae troller then press SURROUND repeatedly within 10 seconds eau Ea Each press of the button toggles the mode The SHIFT gt ES available modes vary depending on the type of input signals See the next page 72 Enjoying the Surround Sound Playback source and available surround modes parte ee aad Analog PCM ea DTS speakers orma Other than 2 0 2 0 Input source Cassette tape deck DVD video DVD video Video tape Audio CD LD Audio CD Surround FM broadcast mode AM broadcast STEREO J J e 2ch THEATER DIMENSIONAL DOLBY D e DOLBY DIGITAL DTS e 3 ch PL II MOVIE PRO LOGIC II Movie PL II MUSIC e e PRO LOGIC II Music ORCHESTRA DSP e UNPLUGGED DSP 4 ch STUDIO MIX DSP J TV LOGIC DSP e ALLCH ST DSP e If the source signal is 96 kHz you can select only STEREO surround mode e Ifthe source signal is from a monaural AM
43. video output e Theater Dimensional e 30 FM AM Random presets e FM Auto Tuning presets Sleep timer 4 programmable timers e RDS with PS European models only E DVD CD player features e DTS Dolby Digital and PCM compatible e Component video output e Progressive scan progressive scan compatible NTSC color TV or monitor required e 27 MHz 10 bit video DAC e Plays DVDs MP3 CDs CD Rs CD RWs video CDs and audio CDs e High resolution on screen display e Program Memory playback e Auto Last Play e Dual wavelength optical pickup e Sand blasted aluminum front panel E Other features e Full function RI compatible remote control e Pre programmed remote controller DTS and DTS Digital Surround are trademarks of Digital Theater Systems Inc Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Dolby Pro Logic and the double D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Theater Dimensional is a trademark of Onkyo Corporation The letter displayed at the end of the product name found in catalogs and on package represents the color of the PDR 155 DVD AV controller Though the color varies the specifications and operations are the same 10 Speaker care E Speaker care Wipe the cabinet occasionally with a dry silica or soft cloth For heavier dirt after dampening a soft cloth in a weak solution of mild detergent and water and wringing it out dry wipe off the dirt Then dry immediat
44. 101 Albanian sq 1917 Afrikaans af 0106 Kazakh kk 1111 Serbian sr 1918 Amharic am 0113 Greenlandic kl 1112 Siswati ss 1919 Arabic ar 0118 Cambodian km 1113 Sesotho st 1920 Assamese as 0119 Kannada kn 1114 Sundanese su 1921 Aymara ay 0125 Kashmiri ks 1119 Swahili sw 1923 Azerbaijani az 0126 Kurdish ku 1121 Tamil ta 2001 Bashkir ba 0201 Kirghiz ky 1125 Telugu te 2005 Byelorussian be 0205 Latin la 1201 Tajik tg 2007 Bulgarian bg 0207 Lingala In 1214 Thai th 2008 Bihari bh 0208 Laothian lo 1215 Tigrinya ti 2009 Bislama bi 0209 Lithuanian It 1220 Turkmen tk 2011 Bengali bn 0214 Latvian Iv 1222 Tagalog tl 2012 Tibetan bo 0215 Malagasy mg 1307 Setswana tn 2014 Breton br 0218 Maori mi 1309 Tonga to 2015 Catalan ca 0301 Macedonian mk 1311 Turkish tr 2018 Corsican co 0315 Malayalam ml 1312 Tsonga ts 2019 Czech cs 0319 Mongolian mn 1314 Tatar tt 2020 Welsh cy 0325 Moldavian mo 1315 Twi tw 2023 Danish da 0401 Marathi mr 1318 Ukrainian uk 2111 Bhutani dz 0426 Malay ms 1319 Urdu ur 2118 Esperanto eo 0515 Maltese mt 1320 Uzbek uz 2126 Estonian et 0520 Burmese my 1325 Vietnamese vi 2209 Basque eu 0521 Nauru na 1401 Volap k vo 2215 Persian fa 0601 Nepali ne 1405 Wolof wo 2315 Finnish fi 0609 Norwegian no 1415 Xhosa xh 2408 Fiji fj 0610 Occitan oc 1503 Yoruba yo 2515 Faroese fo 0615 Oromo om 1513 Zulu zu 2
45. 4 digit password Press ENTER The password has been changed Customizing the Function Settings Setting the country code Refer to the country code list on the next page during this procedure Select Country Code for Parental Lock on the General page then press ENTER The unit displays General the Register Code Number window a y Enter Code Number Ay RETURN Return B Move enreR Exit LASTM CONDM FUNCM Enter your 4 digit password y ae SP SETUP TESTTONE CH SEL ANGLE SUBTITLE Press ENTER Language The unit dis plays the Coun sca Code 0 2 try Code window us 2 fi fi y Setup Country Code a9 RETURN Returni BD Move ENTER Select SETUP Exit Select List of Codes or Code The numbers in the parentheses next to the word Code indicate the range of numbers you can select Selecting a Country Code from Code Follow one of the steps below Example To select Japan Press number buttons 1 0 1 and 6 Press a w to select a number Press lt b gt to move to the other digits Selecting a Country Code from List of Codes Example To select Japan Press a yw to select jp Press ENTER 115 Customizing the Function Settings Country Code List
46. 5 05_SOS 1 ENTER Play SETUP Exit Press A v to select the desired folder Press A V repeatedly to select the previous or subsequent fold ers Selecting and playing a track Press gt The first track in the Track column is selected Press A to select the desired track Press A V repeatedly to select the previous or subsequent tracks lf you wish to use the selected track s for Program play back press PROGRAM The selected track will repeat once for each time you press the PROGRAM button The program mark Y appears For more information on Pro gram playback refer to Programming MP3 on page 61 To delete a track from the Program playback list press CLEAR Press ENTER The currently selected folder or track is played MP3 tracks that are unplayable on this system are automatically skipped and the unit displays UNPLAYABLE MP3 FORMAT You can quickly locate a point by pressing the number buttons Direct Search for a DVD title or chapter Follow either of the steps below To specify 18 press 10 then 8 To specify 20 press 10 twice then press 0 While the unit is stopped press RECEIVER then press the number buttons to select the desired title e During playback press RECEIVER then press the number buttons to select the desired chapter Direct Search for a CD video CD or MP3 track Press RECEIVER then press
47. 621 Frisian fy 0625 Oriya or 1518 Irish ga 0701 Panjabi pa 1601 Scots Gaelic gd 0704 Polish pl 1612 Galician gl 0712 Pashto Pushto ps 1619 Guarani gn 0714 Quechua qu 1721 111 Customizing the Function Settings E Setting the parental lock level The PDR 155 enables you to activate Parental Lock if a parental lock level is recorded on the disc With such discs you can block access to the material you feel is inappropriate for your chil dren Refer to the DVD jacket and the accompanying documentation to see if a particular disc contains a parental lock level For example if you set the PDR 155 to level 6 you will need to enter a password to play level 7 or level 8 discs Refer to page 99 for more information on using the Setup window E Entering a password Use aA y lt gt to select General gt Parental Lock gt Password then press ENTER The unit displays the Register Code Number window Before you select either Level or Country Code you need to register the password 4 digit code number General Parental Lock Register Code Number a 1 0 1 19 ENTER J General Setup Menu Mode Basic Setup Navigator Parental Lock Level Country Code y eEnter 4 Digit Code RETURN Return SETUP Exit A B Move Resister Password 4 Move ENTER Select SETUP Exit GC M E TR
48. 89 5 mm Weight 3 5 kg 7 7 lbs 126 Specifications E SWA 155X subwoofer INPUT RCA L R C SL SR subwoofer 500 mV 47 kQ AMPLIFIER SECTION Power output Front 15 W x 2 6 Q EIAJ Center 15 W 6 Q EIAJ Surround 15 W x 2 6 Q EIAJ Subwoofer 25 W 3 Q EIAJ Front 11 W x 2 6 Q DIN Center 11 W 6 Q DIN Surround 11W x2 6 Q DIN Subwoofer 20 W 3 Q DIN Total harmonic distortion 0 1 Output 5 W Signal to noise ratio 100 dB STEREO IHF A 0 5 V input SPEAKER SECTION Type J DRIVE system 16 cm OMF cone GENERAL Power supply AC 120 V 60 Hz AC 220 230 V 50 60 Hz AC 230 240 V 50 Hz Power consumption 65 W Power consumption Max 135 W Dimensions W x H x D 185 mm x 299 mm x 312 mm Weight 8 kg Others Magnetic shielding EIAJ E D M7 speaker Type 8 cm OMF cone One for each Dimensions W x H x D 102 mm x 210 mm x 142 mm Weight Each 1 1 kg Others Magnetic shielding EIAJ E D M3 speaker Type 8 cm OMF cone One for each Dimensions W x H x D 85 mm x 120 mm x 112 mm Weight Each 0 6 kg Others Magnetic shielding EIAJ E RC 506M remote controller Transmitter Infrared Signal range Approx 16 ft 5 meters Power supply Two AA R6 batteries 1 5 V x 2 Specifications and features are subject to change without notice 127 ONKYO CORPORATION Sales amp Product Planning Div 2 1 Nisshin cho Neyagawa shi OSAKA 572 8540 JAPAN Tel 072 831 8111 Fax 072 831
49. AL OUT jack to a digital audio input jack on the CD recorder If you are using the CDR 201A use its DIGITAL INPUT 1 jack Insert completely Connections Connecting the PDR 155 to a CD recorder CDR 201A PDR 155 reat TVILINE n TAPE Audio video connection cable Connecting the PDR 155 to a VCR PDR 155 Optical digital cable optional CDR 201A input oumu 2 Audio video connection cable input jacks output jacks To audio L R gt To audio L R VCR 000 Video TV connection 35 Connections E About the RI function If you connect Onkyo Separate Collection Series components to the L DR7 using the RI cables and audio pin cables you can use the following system functions An fRI cable is a special sys tem cable designed for use with Onkyo products An RI cable is not included in this package The following Separate Collection Series components are commercially available e MD 101A 0 MiniDisc MD Recorder e CDR 201A 000 Audio CD Recorder Note that the available components may vary depending on the area Refer to pages 32 35 for more information on connecting the components to the L DR7 Auto Power On When you turn on the power or start playing one of the comp
50. ASE is flashing press PRESET MEMORY again The selected preset station will be erased Entering Characters E Naming the preset stations rope yer vew You can name the preset stations using up to 8 STan characters _U IL Ge P You can use the following characters E eu q Ghe 3 _ABCDEFGHIJKL MNOPQRSTUVWXY Z amp 0123456789 TVMUTING TWvol REPEAT Ad MUTING po kg 4 o g ONKYO REMOTE CONTROLLER RC 506M _ represents a space Only the remote controller buttons are used in this procedure First select the preset station you wish to name HEY Press and hold down DISPLAY for Ce three seconds to display NAME IN Select a character Press A yw to select a character Press ENTER to enter the character Repeat Steps 2 and 3 to enter up to eight char acters Tip e If you wish to leave the name blank press ENTER while no character is displayed Press and hold down DISPLAY for three seconds to store the name When you enter eight characters the naming operation is automatically complete Note You can t name a preset that s tuned to an RDS station broadcasting PS Program Service Name information See page 82 for more information on RDS stations Only European models support RDS and only in areas where RDS is used 86 Entering Characters E Changing the characters TVOU 2 3 owen meur J TVCH al ON vcr LE fow TL we
51. D AV Controller may become inoperative DVD disc icons You may see the following icons on DVD disc labels or packages Description The number of audio tracks The number of subtitle languages The number of camera angles Aspect ratio of video Region numbers Some DVD videos specify a region number which is used to limit the area where the videos can be viewed If you try to play a disc with a region number other than those listed on PDR 155 s rear panel the system will display the message Wrong Region No indicating that the disc cannot be played 11 Handling Discs DVD control limitations The controls on certain DVD discs may be prohibited or disabled The PDR 155 will display an icon that means a function is prohibited by the disc if you try to execute such a function On discs that enable interactive controls from the menu or during playback certain functions such as repeat play or programming may not be available In these cases the PDR 155 will dis play an icon Qa that means the function is prohibited by the player About video CDs This DVD AV Controller supports Video CDs with or without PBC Version 2 0 PBC is an abbre viation for Playback Control Video CDs without PBC Version 1 1 Video CDs that do not utilize PBC allow you to play sound and movies on the PDR 155 using the same operations you would use to play an audio CD Video CDs with PBC V
52. EAR 8 1 D SETUP DOWN J T RANDOM TIMER I q 1 ye d zl fa E TV SETUP Kan 4 E92 E3 aD You can use these TUNER PRESET buttons to control S O OO your TV BOQ SLEEP DIMMER DISPLAY CLOCK Release the buttons muna VOLUME Cr a Enter the three digit remote control code Press the number buttons to enter the code within 10 seconds This time you do not press RECEIVER Use only the number buttons ONKYO REMOTE CONTROLLER RC 506M Make sure that the remote control code has been programmed cor rectly Press the remote controller buttons that control the TV to see if TV responds cor rectly 119 120 Operating the TV from Remote Controller E TV remote control codes e If more than one code is given in the table try them one by one until you find the code suitable for your component i e if the first code does not work try the next one Brand Remote control code Brand Remote control code AIWA 100 101 ORION 184 185 186 AKAI 102 103 104 PANASONIC 187 188 189 190 AUDIOSONIC 105 PHILIPS 152 162 191 BELL amp HOWELL 106 PIONEER 192 193 BLAUPUNKT 107 PROSCAN 194 BRIONVEGA 108 109 QUASAR 195 CENTUR
53. IDEO OUT or S VIDEO OUT jacks DNR Adjusts the amount of signal noise in the lumi nance component of the video signal Sharpness Adjusts the sharpness of the mid frequency less detailed elements in the picture Detail Reveals greater detail higher resolution in the pic ture Chroma Delay Adjusts luminance Y and color C Gamma Adjusts the brightness of the darker images in the picture 105 Customizing the Function Settings 106 Press lt gt to adjust the setting Select On or Off for Fine Focus Repeat steps 3 and 4 to set other items To store the edited settings press A to select Memory then press lt 4 to select 1 2 or 3 and store the setting Please note that if you select a memory location where settings have already been saved the old settings will be replaced by the new ones Press ENTER The quality adjustment window disappears If you do not press ENTER the edited settings will not be stored in memory Customizing the Function Settings E Settings in the Video 2 page Refer to page 99 for more information on using the Setup window Changing the background on the screen Background You can select a background color on the screen when the PDR 155 is stopped Video2 E Gray Gray Video Adjust aia The background is gray Factory setting Black Put Background Selections The background is black DAF Move sevur J Exit
54. ION 110 RADIO SHACK 196 COLTINA 111 112 113 RCA 110 141 197 198 199 CORONAD 114 200 CROWN 115 116 SABA 182 183 201 DAEWOO 117 118 119 120 121 SAMSUNG 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 oa 12A SANYO 209 210 211 212 EMERSON 123 124 125 126 127 SCHNEIDER 103 FENNER 128 129 SEARS 313 FERGUSON 130 131 SELECO 214 215 FISHER 132 SHARP 216 217 EUNA 139 134 138 SONY 218 219 220 221 222 FUJITSU GENERAL 136 137 138 223 GE 139 140 141 SYMPHONIC 224 225 GOLDSTAR 142 143 TELEFUNKEN 201 226 227 GOODMANS 144 THOMSON 228 GRUNDIG 145 146 TOSHIBA 213 229 HITACHI 147 148 149 150 UNIVERSUM 230 HYPER 151 ZENITH 231 232 INNO HIT 152 IRRADIO 103 JVC VICTOR 153 154 155 156 157 KENDO 158 KTV 159 160 LUXOR 161 MAGNAVOX 162 163 MARANTZ 164 MARK 165 MATSUI 166 167 168 169 MITSUBISHI 170 171 172 173 MIVAR 174 175 NEC 176 177 NOKIA 178 179 180 181 OCEANIC 181 NORDMENDE 182 183 OKANO 152 Troubleshooting If you have any trouble consult the following list The L DR7 is designed to offer the best performance when you use a subwoofer SWA 155X speakers D M7 and D M3 and a DVD AV controller PDR 155 Onkyo does not guarantee the performance and is not responsible for malfunctions caused by using other speakers or amplifiers Power The power to the system is not turned on Make sure that the power cable is plugged into the AC outlet Pages 40 Unplug the power cable f
55. MP3 Navigator to program tracks RECEIVER page 55 e If folder or track names use any characters other than single byte characters the names are replaced by numbers such as F_001 and T_001 No char acters other than single byte characters can be dis 2 played Og OO 3 of mith A Sale mwne Wv Press PROGRAM to display the MP3 Program window If you have programmed Total number of folders PROGRAM additional tracks to the program list using MP3 Navigator page 55 the MP3 Program folder and track numbers Folder 001 25 are displayed here Folder name Track name Move enter Play PROGRAM Exit 2 RECEIVER Press RECEIVER then press the number buttons to g specify folder and track numbers in the order you wish to play Programming Folder 5 and Track 8 for example EE Cb AREN Follow the steps below DIEDER P SESETUP TESTTONE GHSEL 1 Press number button 5 ANGLE SUBTITLE rm GO Folder 5 is programmed DISTANCE UP 2 Press number button 8 LATENIGHT T D ST SURROUND Track 8 is programmed ETUP DOWN Repeat these steps to program other folders and tracks Press ENTER Playback starts in the specified sequence To close the program window without playing the program press PROGRAM 61 Playback Alternatives Random Playback You can play titles chapters or tracks on
56. N TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE COVER OR BACK NO USER SERVICEABLE VAN PARTS INSIDE REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user 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 the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance Important Safeguards 1 Read Instructions All the safety and operat ing instructions should be read before the appli ance is operated Retain Instructions The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future refer ence Heed Warnings All warnings on the appli ance and in the operating instructions should be adhered to Follow Instructions All operating and use instructions should be followed Cleaning Unplug the appliance from the wall outlet before cleaning The appliance should be cleaned only as recommended by the manufac turer Attachments Do not use attachments not recommended by the appliance manufacturer as they may cause hazards Water and Moisture Do not use the appli ance near water for example near a bath tub wash bow
57. ONKYO DVD Theater System L DR7 L DR7 consists of DVD AV CONTROLLER PDR 155 and SPEAKER SYSTEM HTP L7 Instruction Manual Thank you for purchasing the Onkyo DVD Theater System Please read this manual thoroughly before making connections and turning on the power Following the instructions in this manual will enable you to obtain optimum performance and listening enjoyment from your new DVD Theater System Please retain this manual for future reference VIDE o USE Contents Introduction Connections Playing Back Enjoying Sound Setting the Clock Listening to the Radio Using the Timer Functions Recording Troubleshooting Miscellaneous Table of Contents Getting Started Introduction Important Safeguards Precautions Features Speaker care Handling Discs Supplied Accessories Preparing the Remote Controller Index to Parts and Controls Connections If the TV has component jacks If the TV has an S video connector If the TV has neither component jacks nor an S video connector Connecting the DVD AV con troller PDR 155 and the subwoofer SWA 155X Connecting the subwoofer SWA 155X and the speakers D M7 D M3 Basic positioning example and the role of each speaker Connecting the DVD AV controller PDR 155 to other components Connecting an MD recorder or tape deck MD TAPE IN OUT jacks Connecting a CD recorder or VCR CDR VIDEO IN OUT Basic Setup Turning on
58. Sup Ga SEL ITLE Enter a 4 digit password Follow one of the steps below 3 Tips LATE NIGHT ssr a o Ge Ge T D TE zm General Setup Menu Mode Basic Setup Navigator CAER Password Level Country Code Setup viewing restrictions SETUP EDA Move Exit e Press the number buttons Press A yw to select a number for each digit Press lt 4 B to move the cursor to other dig its Press ENTER The unit displays the Setup window Password Select this to change the pass word Select this to change the paren tal lock level Country Code Select this to change the coun try code Level Write down your password so you will not forget If you forget the password restore the factory settings page 118 then register the pass word again e With some discs locked scenes will be skipped during playback 112 Customizing the Function Settings Changing the parental lock level Select Level then press ENTER The unit displays the Register Code Number window General Level Register Code Number a y Enter Code Number Ay 4 RETURN Return B Move ENTER Exit 2 LASTM CONDM FUNC M Enter the 4 digit password SP SETUP TESTTONE CH SEL UI ANGLE SUBTITLE Press ENTER The unit displays the Level Change window The factory setting is Off General Parental
59. Track Time 01 5 23 06 6 51 02 4 55 0 3 18 03 6 13 08 6 50 04 5 45 09 4 16 05 5 10 10 3 22 12D DISPLAY Exit ER Closing the disc s Information window DN Press DISPLAY again 69 Boosting the Super Bass High Ranges You can enjoy a more dynamic sound by boosting the super bass high ranges even at lower vol umes Sa NODE ON RECEIVER TVISETUP STANDBY inpurseLectTon CONTROL C ACOUSTIC GQ O CONTROL ACOUSTIC e CONTROL S855 O z DIMMER i ete ones REMOTE CONTROLLER RC 506M The remote controller buttons used in the following steps are illustrated inside a gray rectangle Adjust the tonal quality by pressing ACOUSTIC CON si TROL on the PDR 155 or remote controller Each press of the button changes the acoustic mode as follows PDR 155 m gt A CTRL1 The super bass range is boosted ACOUSTIC A CTRL 2 The super bass range is boosted High frequency conton sounds are also reinforced L_ A CTRL OFF Normal sound Using the DIMMER function Press DIMMER on the remote controller to change the display bright ness Each press of the button changes the display brightness as follows gt Normal gt Dim Very Dim 70 Enjoying the Surround Sound E About surround sound The surround sound of the L DR7 enables you to enjoy the audio ambience of a movie theater or
60. a disc in sata tease ea Sees random order San Ge C3 O OR OQ Gi G CLEAR RANDOM 2 w wa ve SHIFT Ww b W TYCH li a ENTER TV CH hh malt wama NA REPEAT AB STEPISIOW O ENTER Playing DVD chapters in random order OVD Playing chapters scenes in the current title in random order RANDOM Press SHIFT then press RANDOM within 10 sec Aso A onds then press ENTER Random playback automatically stops after all chap ters are played Playing titles in random order Press SHIFT then press RANDOM twice within 10 seconds then press ENTER Random playback automatically stops after all titles are played Playing CDs video CDs or MP3s in random order VcD CD gt MP9 RANDOM During playback press SHIFT then press RAN E gt Cel DOM within 10 seconds Random playback automatically stops after all tracks are played Resuming normal playback Press CLEAR Normal playback resumes with the current chapter or Q title on the DVD or the current track on the audio CD video CD or MP3 Notes Random playback may be disabled on some DVDs To play songs or scenes in a random order press during Random playback of a DVD Press 4 or RANDOM for a CD video CD or MP3 During Random playback press ke to play back the current title track or chapter from the beginning With video CDs random play is disabled during PBC playback while the menu is dis played To perfo
61. annot set this item during playback Language OSD Language English Audio Language English Subtitle Language English Auto Language On DVD Language English Subtitle Display With Audio 1 Selected Subtitle setur Exit EDA Move With Audio The subtitle is displayed in the language of the currently playing audio Selected Subtitle The subtitle is displayed in the language specified by the Subtitle Lan guage setting If you have selected Other for the subtitle audio or DVD language Refer to the language code list on page 111 to select a language If you have selected a language not recorded on the disc the DVD menu uses one of the recorded languages 1 Use A YW lt gt to select Other and press ENTER The language selection window appears Select List of Language or Code With some languages only the language code list may be displayed For more information refer to the language code list on page 111 The numbers in parentheses next to the word Code indi e g Audio language Language Audio Language List of Language Code 0 2 C ja Japanese oj 0 Setup audio language AY BD Move RETURN Returni SETUP Select ENTER JExit cate the range of numbers you can select If you select by Code Follow one of the steps below Example To select French Pres
62. appears Background Gray CELES Start Picture Quality Controls EDA Move SETUP Exit If you have selected Interlace for Component Video on the General page select Interlace Video Memory Select then press ENTER Interlace Video Memory Select Interlace Video Setup If you have selected Progressive for Component Video on the General page select Progressive Video Mem ory Select then press ENTER Standard Cinema Animation PMemory 1 PMemory2 PMemory 3 Press A y lt gt to select the desired preset option then press ENTER Q The quality adjustment window turns off If the quality adjustment window disappears automati cally before you press ENTER the edited set ting is cancelled Standard Factory setting Presents the video with no effect added Cinema Delivers a cinema like picture Suitable for watching the screen in the dark like in a theater Animation Provides images with bright clear colors P Memory 1 P Memory 2 and P Memory 3 These are user programmable settings See Adjusting the picture quality on the next page for more information 104 Customizing the Function Settings E Adjusting the picture quality Depending on discs and the TV monitor you may not see the result of these adjustments clearly Creating your own quality setting Press A y lt gt to select Video2 gt Video Adjust gt Start then press ENTER
63. audio channels described above to select the desired part s as specified on the jacket You can check the language selection only on the TV screen To switch the MP3 audio selec tion check it on the TV screen Some DVD discs may not enable you to change the voice over subtitle languages using AUDIO or SUBTITLE on the remote controller during playback In this case you need to use the disc menu page 53 Playing from the Last Location Last Memory The PDR 155 can memorize the location at ore which you last stopped playback and the set STANDBY tings used at that time for up to five DVD discs LAST M HF E Te Su Unlike the Resume function the location and settings are not erased after you eject the disc 4 The PDR 155 can memorize the data for one mew video CD However the data is erased once you eject the video CD During playback press SHIFT then press LAST M within 10 seconds The unit displays Last Memory Each time you press the button the location at which you press the button is memorized 2 Press STANDBY to turn off the power or press e Notes The Last Memory function may not work for some DVDs or You can use Last Memory for up to five discs after that the one used least recently is deleted to make space for a new one Gey The Last Memory function may not work during PBC playback of a video CD Cancel PBC playback page 53 if you wish to use the Last M
64. ayed out gray Language OSD Language English The mark indicating information is followed by a brief explanation of the selected item 100 Customizing the Function Settings E Advanced settings There are two categories of Setup window menus Basic and Expert Selecting Expert for Setup Menu Mode on the General page of the Setup window enables you to access advanced settings In this manual setting items you can access in Expert mode are identi fied by the Expert icon For more information on using the Setup window see page 99 General Expert Setup Menu Mode You can access advanced settings in this mode Setup Navigator I Basic Parental Lock Off us Basic You can access basic settings in this mode A brief explanation of the selected item with the 4D amp F Move enter Select serur Exit mark is also displayed Basic mode is a fac tory default setting Change menu mode 101 Customizing the Function Settings E Settings in the Video 1 page Refer to page 99 for more information on using the Setup window 102 Selecting the aspect ratio according to the TV TV Screen Video Set the aspect ratio to match the TV connected to the PDR Talletter Box 155 If the TV has a wide screen select 16 9 Wide Many SsiPanesscan DVD movies support the wide screen format and are neama recorded with an aspect rat
65. ce personnel under the following conditions A When the power supply cord or plug is dam aged B If liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the appliance C If the appliance has been exposed to rain or water D If the appliance does not operate normally by following the operating instructions Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions as an improper adjust ment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the appliance to its normal operation E If the appliance has been dropped or dam aged in any way and 21 22 23 24 25 F When the appliance exhibits a distinct change in performance this indicates a need for service Replacement Parts When replacement parts are required be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manu facturer or have the same characteristics as the original part Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire electric shock or other hazards Safety Check Upon completion of any ser vice or repairs to the appliance ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the appliance is in proper operation condi tion Wall or Ceiling Mounting The appliance should be mounted to a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the manufacturer Heat The appliance should be situated away from heat sources such
66. ch page 119 for more informa speaker tion TV POWER button DOWN button HH PU Turns on the TV Selects a distance or level VH TV MUTING button Mutes the TV volume TV CH buttons T D SETUP button Selects a TV channel Sets the angles between i TV VOL buttons the front speakers and the Adjusts the TV volume viewing listening position TV INPUT button Selects the TV input When you press the SHIFT button on the remote controller the following functions become accessible for 10 seconds FUNC M button DVD Registers the items for which you frequently change the setting COND M button DVD Memorizes the default settings LAST M button DVD Memorizes the point at which to resume play back AUDIO button DVD Changes the audio language M SUBTITLE button DVD Selects the subtitle language LATE NIGHT button Changes the dynamic range for lower listening volume ANGLE button DVD Selects the camera T D ST button angle Switches the listening mode mro Ep SURROUND button pela Stereo and The TOF MEN wF Selects the surround mode ater Dimensional nN RANDOM button _ Starts Random playback RETURN SHIFT button TV MUTING TV VOL 25 26 What is Home Theater E Enjoying home theater The L DR7 creates a three dimensional audio experience by moving and
67. creen Note e Since the original level of the test tone is soft if you have raised the volume in Step 2 press VOLUME after Step 3 to lower the volume to the original level 77 78 Setting the Day and Time E Setting the clock This manual uses the 24 hour clock display in its explanation of how to set the clock You can also switch the clock to a 12 hour display Caution In the event of a power outage or if the power cable is disconnected from the AC outlet the clock indication turns off In this case please set the clock again e When using the clock functions make sure that the power cable is connected to a proper AC outlet that supplies power all the time oh fee ON ascent Risene RECEIVER SSI ae Same aa SOE GOO LASTM CONDM funcm SEARCH Qa oO AUDO ANGLE SUBTITLE PROGRAM om O aG LATE NIGH iS AROUND CLEAR mr Em 2 3 OLO Ke ON J 1 2 4 OCO SLEEP DIMMER DISPLAY CLOCK C amp C DISPLAY o0 GAG ONKYO REMOTE CONTROLLER RC 506M Sis e Only the remote controller buttons are used for this procedure The unit should be turned on during this procedure If you do not press any button for eight seconds during the procedure the unit displays the standard screen Press TIMER on the remote controller repeatedly to display CLOCK When CLOCK appears press ENTER Setting the Day and Time
68. d component If the connection is incomplete timer playback or recording will not be performed About timer indication If a timer has been programmed the TIMER indicator lights up If the indicator lights up when you press TIMER repeatedly to display the type of timer it means that the corresponding timer has been programmed If the specified time for two timers overlaps The timer that starts earlier has priority e If two timers start at the same time the timer with the lower timer number has priority Timer 1 9 00 10 00 Timer 2 8 00 10 00 lt Priority This timer starts earlier Timer 3 12 00 13 00 4 Priority This timer number is lower Timer 4 12 00 12 30 Using the Timer Functions E Programming a timer Aye Before programming a timer for AM or FM 5 oe RE broadcast first preset the desired station 7 oo Go Q page 81 QG O Notes zD jax If the clock has not been set you cannot pro BGO gram a timer on a le 1 If you do not operate the unit for more than 60 orn ware ven seconds while you are programming a timer 23 1 2 the unit displays the standard screen 923 EA 5 amp 3 J Only the remote controller buttons are operated in this procedure 7 Selecting a timer number Press RECEIVER on the remote control ee ler then press TIMER repeatedly to select gt e the number of the timer you wish to set Select from Timer 1 4 the
69. d time press ENTER Z Placing the unit in Standby mode Turn off the power to place the unit in Standby mode we Press STANDBY to place the unit in Standby mode e During timer recording the unit is muted and the subwoofer SWA 155X is not turned on If you wish to audition the sound during recording press MUTING to cancel mute mode The subwoofer is turned on and you will be able to hear the sound STANDBY Notes e If you wish to record FM or AM analog signals to an MD recorder be sure to select Analog In for the MD s recording input source e Unless the unit is in Standby mode the timer will not work at the programmed time Be sure to place the unit in Standby mode by pressing STANDBY so that the timer will work E Cancelling the timer programming operation Press TIMER 93 Using the Timer Functions E Switching the timer on activating or off deactivating Follow the steps below to cancel the programmed timer to enable the cancelled timer or to perform timer recording again The timer will not work unless the clock is set LASTM CONDM Funcom SEARCH SP SETUP TESTTONE CHSEL AUDIO ANGLE SUBTITLE PROGRAM 5 DISTANCE UP LATENIGHT T D ST SURROUND CLEAR 0 o ee OWN TIMER mo em amp TOP MENU TWVOL MENU TV MUTING SeA Only the remote controller buttons are used in this procedure Press TIMER repeatedly to display the desired timer number
70. de the FM STEREO indicator lights up Tips At a frequency with weak radio signals or with a lot of noise the FM STEREO indicator does not light up If the FM STEREO indicator is flashing press MODE again to turn off the AUTO indicator and switch to monaural reception In this way you can reduce noise and intermission If the reception is poor adjust the direction of the indoor antenna or move the antenna near a window or find a location with strong sig nals If the situation does not improve install an outdoor antenna Listening to the Radio E Preset Memory Receiving and programming your favorite stations You can preset up to 30 AM and FM stations If you try to program more stations the unit displays MEM FULL and you will be unable to program them ONKYO ovo w commouse mo PDR 155 Press INPUT gt or lt repeatedly to Se select FM or AM A N y Press TUNING PRESET or lt to select gt gt Q the desired broadcast station fre SS OS quency Tips e When the unit receives the station the gt lt tuned indicator lights up 83 84 Listening to the Radio PRESET MEMORY gos STEREO AUTO Haa X TUN SSS NESETS es mag PRESET MEMORY gos Press PRESET MEMORY The preset number flashes Note If you do not proceed to the next step within eight seconds after you pre
71. described in your Onkyo recorder s instruction manual Refer to your recorder s instruction manual for information on recording Make sure that the system is connected correctly 32 37 The system functions do not work Make sure that the RI cable and audio pin cables are connected correctly Connecting only the RI cable does not complete the system connection 32 37 e Switch the input source indication correctly 42 Timer playback or recording does not work The clock should be set correctly If the clock is not set timer playback or recording does not work Make sure you program the current time 78 Make sure that the RI cable and audio pin cables are connected correctly 32 37 Check the settings of the playback and recording components You cannot perform timer recording with a CD recorder The colors of the TV picture bleed e Locate the speakers far from the TV This product uses a micro computer to perform various advanced functions However noise radio interfer ence or static electricity could occasionally cause the unit to malfunction In this case unplug the power cable from the AC outlet then plug it in again in five seconds Onkyo is not responsible for damages such as CD rental fees due to unsuccessful recordings caused by the unit s malfunction Before you record important data make sure that the material will be recorded correctly Restoring the factory default set
72. digital IN jacks using an optional optical digi tal audio cable Do not connect a component to both IN and OUT jacks at the same time COMPONENT jacks Video signal is output from these jacks Connect these jacks to the TV s component jacks 21 Index to Parts and Controls Subwoofer SWA 155X front panel Swa 155X Subwoofer SWA 155X rear panel Cooling fan This fan starts rotating when the output exceeds a certain threshold to release the heat inside the subwoofer FRONT SPEAKERS r r connectors Connect the D M7 front L R speakers to the L R connectors and the D M3 center speaker to the C connector 22 w pad pzd R SURROUND SPEAKERS connectors POWER indicator Lights up green when the power is turned on SUBWOOFER CONTROL jack Connect this jack to the PDR 155 SUBWOOFER CONTROL jack MULTI CH INPUT jacks Connect these jacks to the PDR 155 MULTI CH OUT PUT jacks Power cable Connect the D M3 left right surround speakers here Index to Parts and Controls Remote controller ON button Press once to turn on the power to the PDR 155 Press again to turn on the power to the connected RI compo nents STANDBY button Places the
73. e the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is con nected e Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Note to CATV system installer This reminder is provided to call the CATV system installer s attention to Section 820 40 of the NEC which provides guidelines for proper grounding and in particular specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding system of the building as close to the point of cable entry as practical Precautions DANGER VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AND INTERLOCK FAILED OR DEFEATED DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM CAUTION THIS PRODUCT UTILIZES A LASER USE OF CONTROLS OR ADJUSTMENTS OR PERFOR MANCE OF PROCEDURES OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFIED HEREIN MAY RESULT IN HAZARDOUS RADIATION EXPOSURE This unit contains a semiconductor laser system and is classified as a CLASS 1 LASER PROD UCT So to use this model properly read this Instruction Manual carefully In case of any trou ble please contact the store where you pur chased the unit To prevent exposure to the laser beam do not try to open the enclosure CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT In some cases this label is located on the rear panel It indicates that 1 This unit is a CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT and employs a laser inside the cabinet 2 To prevent the laser from being exposed
74. ected speaker Pressing UP increases the level and pressing DOWN decreases the level You can set the level in the range of 12 to 12 Press CH SEL If you press CH SEL while the subwoofer is selected the unit dis plays the standard screen To store the edited value press TEST TONE E Using the Late Night function only for Dolby Digital discs This function enables you to narrow the dynamic range of Dolby Digital sound If you lower the volume for example to watch a movie late at night this function will enable you to hear soft sounds more clearly This function is cancelled when you place the PDR 155 in Standby mode GA Press SHIFT then press LATE NIGHT within 10 seconds Each press of LATE NIGHT toggles between HIGH and LOW Late Night 4 modes HIGH mode is more effective than LOW mode LATE NIGHT Notes n The Late Night function is effective only for Dolby Digital discs ve The effect of the Late Night function varies depending on the Dolby Digital sound source Some sources may produce little or no effect 75 Setting the Distance to the Speakers This setting enables you to specify the distance from the lis on ce Erene tening position to the speakers GC C TV SETUP When this distance is correctly specified the sound from OG each speaker reaches the listening position simultaneously Sga improving your home theater experience This setting is also memorized in Standby mode 76 No
75. ed time 10 53 5 23 elapsed time of track current track number Play 3 Track 1 27 total time of track video CD s total elapsed time 10 53 5 23 ry video CD s remaining time v total time of track The indication turns off Viewing Disc Information E Viewing disc information while the unit is stopped AD vom coo wp _ DISPLAY REMOTE CONTROLLER RC 505M ee While the unit is stopped press DISPLAY repeatedly DISPLAY N The disc s Information window appears If disc information is on two or more pages press RECEIVER then press f to display the next page Viewing DVD information Viewing MP3 information Title numbers and the number of chapters in Folder numbers and the number of tracks in each title are displayed each folder are displayed Information DVD Information MP3 Title Chapter Title Chapter Folder Track Folder Track 01 1730 06 1 10 001 1 9 0 110 02 1 21 07 1 83 02 1 71 02 1 83 03 1 46 08 1 5 003 1 3 03 1 5 04 1712 09 164 004 1722 0 14 05 1 8 10 178 00 1 715 05 1 8 12 Db DISPLAY Exit 1 2 gt pispLay Exit Information is on two pages and the current window displays the first page Viewing audio video CD information Track numbers and time length are displayed Information Compact Disc Total time 72 04 Track Time
76. ely with a clean cloth Do not use rough material thinners alcohol or other chemical solvents or cloths since these could damage the finish remove the panel lettering or cause discoloration If you are using a chemical cloth always follow the instructions that come with the cloth For dust accumulated on grilles use a vacuum cleaner or brush it off E Use with a TV set or computer In general Braun tubes used for color television sets and computers are extremely sensitive and can be affected even by the magnetism of the earth If a speaker system is used near them there fore discoloration or distortion of pictures will occur To allow use with a color television set or computer this speaker system is provided with magnetic shielding Even so discoloration may still result depending on the installation environment If discoloration occurs turn off the power of the television set or computer wait for 15 to 30 minutes and then turn it on again This activates the self demagnetizing function of the television set or computer improving the display condition Note If discoloration persists even after performing this remedy move the speaker apart from the televi sion set or computer Discoloration may also be caused when a magnet or other magnetizing object exists near the television or computer because of the combined effect E Precaution on use This speaker system can handle the specified input power when it is used for ordinary music r
77. emory function m Resuming playback from the Last Memory location YD vco Load a disc that has had its Last Memory location memorized Some DVDs will start playback automatically when loaded In this case press gf to stop playback Press SHIFT then press LAST M within 10 seconds The disc starts playback from the memorized location Even with a disc that has its Last Memory location memorized playback starts from the top of the disc if you press gt Clearing the Last Memory location 1 Load a disc that has the Last Memory 3 Press LAST M again location memorized The unit displays Last Memory Some DVDs will start playback automatically 4 While Last Memory is displayed on the when loaded In this case press Jj to stop screen press CLEAR playback The LAST indicator turns off Press SHIFT then press LAST M within 10 seconds The disc starts playback from the memorized location Memorizing the Settings of your Favorite DVDs Condition Memory E Memorizing the DVD settings OVD a ed ug Oo eke The PDR 155 can memorize the settings for up to 15 of your TEDS neureeeoron CARa favorite DVDs The memorized settings remain in memory even if you remove the disc from the player or place the unit in power standby mode COND M CLEAR adeas During playback of the DVD press SHIFT then press 4 a COND M COND M within 10 seconds 2 aS The unit displays Condition Memory The f
78. engineering or disassembly is prohibited Supplied Accessories Make sure your box contains everything listed below If any pieces are missing contact the nearest Onkyo service station The number of each item indicated in brackets DVD AV CONTROLLER PDR 155 DVD AV Controller PDR 155 1 Remote controller RC 506M 1 Batteries size AA R6 2 AM indoor antenna 1 FM indoor antenna 1 Receives AM radio signals Receives FM radio signals The shape may vary depending on the area which it was purchased FM outdoor antenna aerial adapter 1 Multi splitter cable 1 Not supplied for European models Connects the PDR 155 and SWA 155X S video connection cable 1 Audio video connection cable 1 Transmits S video data Yellow video red amp white audio lt 3 Power cable 1 a Instruction Manual this manual J 15 Supplied Accessories z SPEAKER SYSTEM HTP L7 16 Subwoofer SWA 155X 1 RY Speakers D M7 2 Subwoofer cork spacers 1set 4 pieces To be attached to the bottom of the subwoofer e Speaker installation brackets 5 and screws 5 Ege SPg Speakers D M3 3 0 e Speaker cork spacers 1set 20 pieces To be attached to the bottom of the speakers Speaker cords for left right front and center 2 5 m 3 OOo Supplied Accessories E Using the included cork
79. ent For details contact your nearest dealer 11 Notes on Moisture Condensation Moisture condensation damages the unit Please read the following carefully e What is moisture condensation Moisture condensation occurs for example when you pour a cold drink into a glass on a warm day Drops of water form on the outside of the glass In the same way moisture may con dense on the optical pick up lens inside the unit one of the most crucial internal parts of the unit e Moisture condensation occurs in the follow ing cases When you bring the unit directly from a cold place to a warm place When you use the unit in a room where you just turned on the heater or a place where cold airflow from an air conditioner directly hits the unit In summer when you use the unit in a hot and humid place just after you move the unit from an air conditioned room When you use the unit in a humid place Do not use the unit when moisture conden sation may occur If you use the unit in such a situation it may damage discs and internal parts Remove the disc connect the power cord mains lead of the unit to the wall outlet the mains turn on the unit and leave it on for two or three hours After a few hours the unit will have warmed up and evaporated any moisture Keep the unit connected to the wall outlet the mains and moisture condensation will seldom occur Memory Preservation This unit does not requ
80. enu is displayed during PBC play back To perform repeat playback cancel PBC playback then press REPEAT page 53 If you press REPEAT during Program playback page 57 the PDR 155 will play the program repeatedly If you switch the camera angle during repeat playback the playback is cancelled Press CLEAR Alternatively press REPEAT and select Off on the TV screen 56 Playback Alternatives Program Playback You can arrange the playback order of the titles chapters within a title or the playback order of tracks on an MP3 audio CD or video CD You can program up to 24 steps E Programming a DVD audio CD video CD title chapter or track OVD vc CD PROGRAM RECEIVER CG M C M E M SP UP G CH ED CG ED al eo a SETUP RANDOM RECEIVER Press PROGRAM The Program window appears For DVDs press lt gt to select Program Chapter or Program Title For video CDs or audio CDs skip to Step 3 Press RECEIVER then press v to move the cursor to the program field box When Program Chapter is Example DVD program window selected you must also select the title number to which the chapters belong aera m ania 1 Use the cursor button A to highlight Title 2 Use the number buttons to enter the title number Program Memory Off p Y Move ENTER Play PROGRAM Exit Program Chapter
81. eproduction If the following abnormal signals are fed to the speaker however an overcurrent may flow in the internal circuits causing burning or breakage of the wires even if the input power is below the specified rating Noise produced when FM station is not tuned in Sound produced when fast forwarding cassette tape deck High frequency sound generated by an oscillator an electronic musical instruments etc Oscillating amplifier signals Special test signals produced by audio checking CD etc Sound produced when connecting or disconnecting audio connection cables Always turn off the amplifier s power before connecting or disconnecting cables 7 Howling when a microphone is used OJAN Note The L DR7 DVD Theater System performance is optimized when the subwoofer SWA 155X speakers D M7 and D M3 and DVD AV controller PDR 155 are used Onkyo is not responsi ble for malfunctions caused by using speakers or receivers from other manufacturers E About memory preservation The PDR 155 has an auxiliary power source to preserve memory and prevent settings from being erased during power outage The PDR 155 preserves memory for about two weeks with the power cable disconnected However the clock and timer settings are cancelled Handling Discs Playable discs The PDR 155 can only play back discs with the following marks on the disc labels packaging or jackets DVD videos VIDEO CDs cD CD R CD RW o
82. ersion 2 0 Video CDs that utilize PBC also allow you to play sound and movies on the PDR 155 In addition these discs enable you to use interactive software and search functions from a menu displayed on the TV screen Menu Playback Some of the functions described in this Instruction Manual may not work with some discs MP3 compatibility information 12 The CD ROM must be ISO9660 compatible Files should be in the MPEG1 Audio Layer 3 format 44 1 or 48 kHz fixed bit rate Incompatible files will not play and the system will display UNPLAYABLE The PDR 155 plays only tracks that use the file extension mp3 or MP3 Use CD R or CD RW media to record your MP3 files The disc must be finalized to play properly Audio encoded at 128kbps should sound nearly as good as standard audio CDs Although the PDR 155 will play MP3 tracks encoded at lower bit rates the audio quality is noticeably worse Only the first eight characters of a folder or track name excluding the mp3 extension are dis played The PDR 155 can recognize a maximum of 250 folders and 250 tracks Folders and tracks in excess of 250 will not play The PDR 155 is not compatible with variable bit rate VBR files Be sure to create MP3 CDs with a fixed bit rate The PDR 155 is not compatible with multi session discs If you try to play a multi ses sion disc the PDR 155 will play only the first session Handling Discs Differences in disc compositi
83. estoring the PDR 155 s factory default settings 118 Playing a Connected Source 46 Muting the sound 47 Listening through headphones 47 Playing DVDs Video CDs CDs ANGIMPSS ieee cscs cercccceveecterese 48 Using the Disc Menu and Title BOEUS Features Playback Alternatives Repeat Playback Program Playback in Random Playback Selecting the Camera Angle 63 Selecting the Voice over Subti tle Language ssseseessreeee 64 Playing from the Last Location Last Memory sssseseees 65 Memorizing the Settings of your Favorite DVDs Condi tion Memory ssecceeeereeees 66 Viewing Disc Information Enjoying Sound Speaker Setup Setting the Distance to the SpeakerS cc cesccsccseeceersscecees Using the DIMMER function peas Enjoying the Surround Sound 71 About surround sound 71 Selecting a surround mode 72 Adjusting the listening angle 74 Adjusting each speaker s relative volume balance temporarily asesan 75 Using the Late Night function only for Dolby Digital disCs 0 ce eee Others Troubleshooting Specifications beini WARNING J AVIS TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK T ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE DO NOT OPEN NE PAS OUVRIR THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOIS TURE CAUTIO
84. et up the speakers correctly page 76 Connections Connecting the PDR 155 to a TV Connecting a video signal To connect a video signal you can use the COMPONENT jacks S VIDEO IN connector or VIDEO IN jack Select a connection to match the input connectors on your TV e Refer to the instruction manual for the TV you are connecting e Before you connect a TV turn off the power and unplug the TV Do not connect the power cable of the PDR 155 Connect the PDR 155 directly to the TV If you connect a VCR between them images from VCR tapes may look distorted e Insert the cable plugs completely Incomplete p Insert completely If the TV has component jacks Component jack connection provides a better image than an S video connection Tip Component video outputs also allow you to enjoy the improved picture quality offered by progres sive scanning progressive scan compatible NTSC color TV or monitor required If the TV has an S video connector Use the included S video cable to make an S video connection This connection offers better image quality than the VIDEO IN jack If the TV has neither component jacks nor an S video connector Use the included yellow pin cable to make a VIDEO IN connection Audio connection To listen to TV audio you need to connect the audio output of a TV or satellite tuner to the PDR 155 TV LINE IN jack If your TV or satellite tuner has digital output connect
85. fety If you have any com plaints about instructions or explanations affecting the use of this product please feel free to write to the address on the back page of this manual When you write us please include the model number and serial number of your unit In compliance with Federal Regulations the certifica tion identification and the period of manufacture are indicated on the rear panel FCC INFORMATION FOR USER CAUTION The user changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equip ment NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable pro tection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be deter mined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures e Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna e Increas
86. for sources other than DOLBY DIGITAL and DTS sounds ORCHESTRA This mode is suitable for classical and opera music The center channel is cut and the sur round channels are emphasized to widen the stereo image It simulates the natural reverber ation of a large hall UNPLUGGED This mode is suitable for acoustic instrumental sounds vocals and jazz music By emphasiz ing the front stereo image it simulates the acoustics in front of a stage STUDIO MIX This mode is suitable for rock and popular music Lively sounds with powerful acoustics will make you feel as if you are in a club This mode offers the realistic acoustics of a TV program It enhances the entire surround sound and clarifies dialog ALL CH ST This mode is useful for background music The front and surround channels will create a ste reo image 71 Enjoying the Surround Sound E Selecting a surround mode ONKYO om w conmouss MODE ON _ RECEIVER TWISETUP ACOUSTIC INPUT SELECTOR CONTROL runom SEARCH SPSETUP TESTTONE CHSEL DO ANGLE SUBTITLE PROGRAM lt g ORG LATENIGHT T D ST SURROUND CLEAR SoS 2 os seu bom SF n ANDOM TIMER V d wv fY a nour won ral hcne PDR 5S Ww DvD retu Site IVMUTING WVO The remote controller buttons
87. gs are canceled To keep the settings press DVD SETUP to complete the settings then turn off the power to the unit The memorized resume position page 50 may be erased by the setup operation e If you display the Setup window after finishing the settings the window reflects the settings you made most recently 99 Customizing the Function Settings Settings you can or cannot change depending on the type of discs Depending on the disc type DVD video CD audio CD or MP3 you may be unable to set certain items Refer to the color coded indicators to the left of each item s value field and to the color code chart below indicator Language a z OSD Language Color of indicator Disc format s Audio Language French Blue DVD only Subtitle Language German Auto Language ag Green All compatible formats Yellow DVD Video CD Setup disc s subtitle language 4 Y Move ENTER Select SETUP Exit Settings items available only for DVDs If you try to change a setting that is available only for DVDs while a non DVD disc is in the tray a blue DVD mark appears in the upper right corner of the TV screen DVD mark OSD Language English Audio Language French German Auto Language Italian Spanish Other Setup disc s subtitle language EDAP Move serur J Exit Settings you cannot change during playback Settings you cannot change during playback are gr
88. he section explains MP3 operations Notes Do not move the PDR 155 during playback Doing so may damage the disc Use 4 on the PDR 155 to open or close the disc tray Do not touch the disc tray while it is moving Doing so may cause the PDR 155 to malfunction Do not press down on the disc tray or put any objects other than playable discs on the disc tray Doing so may cause the PDR 155 to malfunction Generally the PDR 155 displays an on screen menu on TV when playback of a movie is com plete Prolonged display of an on screen menu may damage your television set permanently etching that image onto its screen To avoid this be sure to press J once the movie is com plete The DVD section is not initially activated when you turn on the power to the PDR 155 If the 48 DVD section is not activated press amp to activate it Playing DVDs Video CDs CDs and MP3s E Basic disc playback operations VDD VCD CD gt MP3 ONEYO wos commou a a E0 E3 Pey E DCA enap J a MUTING VOLUME vy jlo ONKYO REMOTE CONTROLLER RC 506M Press A The unit extends the disc tray Load a disc Load a disc with the label side facing up using the disc tray guide to align the disc 3 Press on the PDR 155 or remote controller Some discs may automatically start playback when you press amp after Step 2 to close the
89. hite ms o GH al R L 6 sinru SURR L blue SURR L blue FRONT gt G X MULTI CI OU PUT CENTER green I CENTER green suewlorer Q G COM ROL YV SUBWOOFER CENTER SURR R grey SURR R grey ig J Z SUBWOOFER purple SUBWOOFER purple To SWA 155X s MULTI CH INPUT jack To PDR 155 s MULTI CH OUTPUT jack e Plug in all cables completely Otherwise noise or malfunction m Incomplete may occur Do not bundle the multi splitter cable with the speaker cords Otherwise tonal quality may deteriorate t Insert completely 29 30 Connections Connecting the subwoofer SWA 155X and the speakers D M7 D M3 E Before connecting the speakers Prepare the included speaker cords as follows Remove the tip of the plastic shield of the speaker cords Twist the core wires E Connecting the front center and surround speakers Connecting the cords to the speaker connectors Press the lever Left front white speaker SWA 155X D M7 Insert the core wires into the o slot is T a green Center u speaker Release the lever D M3 WARNING To prevent any cir cuit malfunction do NO n
90. ill need to program them again E Auto Preset Memory Automatically storing the stations only for FM ONKYO om av conmouss fe POR 155 Press INPUT gt or lt repeatedly to select FM lt INPUT gt The unit displays FM and a frequency 81 82 Listening to the Radio PRESET MEMORY S E Using RDS European models only Press and hold down PRESET MEMORY for about 6 seconds until Auto Mem flashes and the receiver starts search ing for the next available station gt 4 flashes The unit displays the frequency value and starts searching for the next available station e Up to 20 stations are automatically pro grammed to preset numbers in order starting with the lowest frequency Note All FM stations previously stored in memory will be replaced with the new Auto Memory stations When tuned into an RDS Radio Data System station that s broadcasting PS Program Service Name information the RDS indicator lights up and the name of the station appears on the dis play Only European models support RDS and only in areas where RDS is used E Switching between Auto and Mono mode m FM STEREO indicator lights up AUTO indicator To receive FM stereo broadcast stations press MODE on the remote controller to turn on the AUTO indicator e When the unit receives an FM stereo broad cast in Auto mo
91. ing or turning off the clock in Standby mode STANDBY ON E While the power to the PDR 155 is on press and hold down STANDBY ON on the front panel for two seconds or more The unit enters Standby mode and the clock indication is turned on or off Note e Displaying the clock in Standby mode will consume more power Listening to the Radio To listen to the radio you can either tune the station manually or program preset stations and select one of them E Tuning Manually Each time you press TUNING on the remote controller FM tun ing frequency changes by 0 05 MHz and AM tuning frequency changes by 9 kHz D With FM press and hold down TUNING on the remote control ler for a moment then release the button The frequency auto Remote controller matically increases or decreases and the next available TUNING station is tuned in The stations are not programmed at this time E Programming broadcast stations To program radio broadcast stations follow one of the methods below e Auto Preset Memory The PDR 155 receives available FM stations consecutively and automat ically stores them Preset Memory The PDR 155 receives your favorite stations and stores them to the desired preset numbers You can preset up to 30 AM and FM stations in total Note If the PDR 155 has been unplugged or a power outage continues for more than two weeks the preset stations and names may be erased In this case you w
92. io of 16 9 If you view such DVD movies on a regular TV screen which has an aspect ratio of Select your display preference 4 3 the image will appear vertically stretched To avoid this EDM Move sew J if you are watching a regular TV screen select 4 3 Letter Box or 4 3 Pan amp Scan You cannot change this setting during playback 4 3 Letter Box 4 3 Pan amp Scan 16 9 Wide For letter box For pan amp For wide format movies S scan format PMG screen on a regular movies on a TVs TV screen regular TV screen Tip Some discs may not allow you to change the aspect ratio setting For more information check the disc jacket Setting the component video output Compared to a standard interlaced TV picture a progressive scan TV is capable of more sta ble flicker free images Don t set this parameter if your NTSC color TV or monitor doesn t support progressive scan Videot Interlace Factory Setting TV Screen 16 91Wide Use this setting with regular TVs that do not feature progressive scan A interlace Progressive hee Use this setting with TVs and monitors that feature progressive scan component video inputs mecca Auto Progressive EDA Move sw J The unit selects the progressive scan setting when 16 9 DVDs are played and selects the interlace setting when 4 3 DVDs are played Your TV monitor must be compatible with progressive scan to use this setting
93. ire memory preservation batteries A built in memory power backup system preserves the contents of memory during power failures and even when the power cord is unplugged The power cord must be plugged in to charge the backup system The memory preservation period after the unit has been turned off varies depending on climate and placement of the unit On average memory contents are protected for a period of a few weeks after the time the unit has been turned off This period is shorter when the unit is exposed to a very humid climate Declaration of Conformity We ONKYO EUROPE ELECTRONICS GmbH LIEGNITZERSTRASSE 6 82194 GROEBENZELL GERMANY declare in own responsibility that the ONKYO product described in this instruction manual is in compliance with the corresponding technical standards such as EN60065 EN55013 EN55020 and EN61000 3 2 3 3 GROEBENZELL GERMANY MORI ONKYO EUROPE ELECTRONICS GmbH The OSD On Screen Display screen shots in this manual were taken with the Language set to English factory setting Features E Receiver features e 5channels with 15 watts per channel into 6 ohms ElAu e 5channels with 11 watts per channel into 6 ohms DIN e Subwoofer 25 watts into 3 ohms EIAJ e Subwoofer 20 watts into 3 ohms DIN 96 kHz 24 Bit DAC system e DTS amp Dolby digital decoders e Acoustic control e 1 digital input 2 outputs e 3 audio inputs 2 outputs e
94. isc e When Auto Language is set to On domestic films are shown with the original audio soundtrack and no subtitles This is not effective with all DVDs 109 The 1S mark Prohibited by the disc appears on the screen e The disc prohibits the operation 12 The amp mark Prohibited by the player appears on the screen e The PDR 155 prohibits the operation 12 Radio Noise is heard during broadcast or too much white noise is heard during an FM stereo broadcast You cannot tune in the broadcast station using the Auto Preset function for only FM stations Or the FM STEREO indicator does not light up during FM broadcast Change the location of the antenna e Locate the unit further from the TV or a computer 10 e Cars or airplanes can create noisy interference A broadcast radio signal may be weak if a concrete wall obstructs the signal path Try setting FM mode to Monaural 82 Noise may be heard when you operate the remote controller during AM reception If nothing can improve the reception install an outdoor antenna 39 123 Troubleshooting Remote controller Pages The remote controller does not function correctly Or the TV does not respond to the remote controller operation Make sure that the batteries have been installed in the correct direction polarity 18 Replace both batteries with new ones Do not mix different types of batteries or new a
95. it to the PDR 155 DIGITAL IN jack to listen to digital audio Digital audio has priority when both digital and analog jacks are connected 27 Connections If the TV has component jacks COMPONENT jacks AUDIO OUT AUDIO r OUT jack If the TV has DIG ITAL OUT jack DIGITAL OUT E COMPONENT Y Pe PR E Eg K l 1 1 Jacks for video con Tyee nection R S VIDEO IN connector x AUDIO OUT VIDEO IN jack AUDIO OUT jack AUDIO OUT jack S VIDEO IN AUDIO OUT VIDEO IN If the TV has an S video If the TV has neither component connector jacks nor an S video connector 28 Connections Connecting the DVD AV controller PDR 155 and the subwoofer SWA 155X Refer to the diagram below to connect the jacks using the included multi splitter cable Do not connect the power plug yet cK signal flow SWA 155X PDR 155 A R SUBWOOFER SUBWOOFER CONTROL black CONTROL black a J SUBWOOFER FRONT R red FRONT R red px SURROUND CENTER MULTI gt H INPUT FRONT L white FRONT L w
96. l kitchen sink or laundry tub in a wet basement or near a swimming pool and the like Accessories Do not place the appliance on an unstable cart stand tripod bracket or table The appliance may fall causing serious injury to a child or adult and serious damage to the appli ance Use only with a cart stand tripod bracket or table recommended by the manufacturer or sold with the appliance Any mounting of the appliance should follow the manufacturer s instructions and should use a mounting acces sory recommended by the manufacturer An appliance and cart com PORTABLE CART WARNING bination should be moved with care Quick stops lt excessive force and uneven e M surfaces may cause the IR Di appliance and cart combina gaa AR tion to overturn 10 Ventilation Slots and openings in the cabinet 11 are provided for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation of the appliance and to protect it from overheating and these openings must not be blocked or covered The openings should never be blocked by placing the appliance on a bed sofa rug or other similar surface The appliance should not be placed in a built in installation such as a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is provided There should be free space of at least 20 cm 8 in and an opening behind the appliance Power Sources The appliance should be operated only from the type of power source indi cated on the marking label If y
97. layed Using the Timer Functions E Using Sleep Timer e At the specified time the PDR 155 enters Standby mode If Sleep Timer is enabled during timer playback or record ing the unit enters Standby mode at the time specified SLEEP Press SLEEP on the remote controller repeatedly to specify the time required until the unit enters Standby mode The unit displays SLEEP 90 which means the unit will SLEEK enter Standby mode in 90 minutes Ca Each press of the button shortens the time duration by 10 ee minutes The SLEEP indicator lights up while the Sleep Timer is activated Checking the remaining time If you press SLEEP while the Sleep Timer is active the unit displays the time remaining until the unit enters Standby mode If you press SLEEP while the unit displays 10 minutes or less of remaining time the Sleep Timer will be cancelled Canceling Sleep Timer Press SLEEP repeatedly until the unit displays SLEEP OFF or place the unit in Standby mode then turn the unit on again Note e If the specified time for the Sleep Timer expires during CD dubbing the unit enters Standby mode after CD dubbing is complete 89 90 Using the Timer Functions Selecting a Timer You can program up to four Timers Types of Timer Play Timer The selected component starts playback at the specified time Rec Timer The selected component sta
98. m so that the angle mark Q will not be displayed during playback On Background Gray x is displayed Factory setting Video Adjust Still Picture Auto Off Video2 On Screen Display Position Normal J Angie nce TN 2 is not displayed Off EDA Move setur Exit Items next to the Expert mark represent advanced settings If these items are not displayed in the window refer to page 101 for information on how to display them 107 Customizing the Function Settings E Setting the language options Some DVD discs contain multiple subtitle languages and or audio languages that you can select This section outlines audio language and subtitle options Refer to page 99 for more information on using the Setup window Seiting the on screen display language OSD Language You can select a language to be used in the Setup window and on other on screen display menus Non Asian models Language tre Audio Language fran ais Subtitle Language Deutsch Auto Language Italiano Espa ol Select the On Screen Language English Factory setting Frangais Deutsch Italiano Espa ol ED AF Move Note seur Exit Asian models Language OPE CY Me English Audio Language DUA Subtitle Language English Auto Language On English Factory setting DUE Select the On Screen Language 4D AF Move setur
99. me settings cannot be memorized 117 Customizing the Function Settings E Recalling the settings from Function memory Make sure that the Setup window is not displayed press SHIFT then press FUNC M within 10 seconds Only the memorized items are displayed Press a y to select the desired item Press ENTER E Restoring the PDR 155 s factory default settings You can restore the factory default settings for DVDs 2 OSTANDBY ON REN Note Place the PDR 155 in Standby mode While pressing and holding down on the front panel press STANDBY ON to turn on the unit All Setup items are reset to the factory default settings This procedure will erase all settings in Program memory page 60 Last memory page 65 Condition memory page 66 and the Setup items Before you proceed make sure you really want to do this 118 Operating the TV from Remote Controller By programming the TV s remote control code you can use the RC 506M remote controller to operate your TV E Programming a TV remote control code Find the three digit number for the brand name of the component you want to operate in the table on the next page aa T C S O COND FUNE M SEARCH 2 3 P TESTTONE GHSEL ANGLE SUBTITLE PROGRAM O H 0 PS A While pressing and holding down TV SETUP press ENTER then release both buttons DISTANCE UP IGHT T D ST SURROUND CL
100. n press ENTER Tip The TIMER indicator lights up in the upper left corner if a timer has been programmed 2 Selecting a type of timer Press 4 v to select Play or Rec Timer When the unit displays the desired timer press ENTER With Rec Timer recording will start on a connected Onkyo MD or tape recorder Press a v to select a component to start playing with the timer When the unit displays the desired component press ENTER For Rec Timer you can select FM AM or TV If you have selected FM or AM Press 4A vy to select a preset station number 9 2 S gt a When the unit displays the desired preset sta tion number press ENTER Using the Timer Functions 4 Specifying a day of the week Press A to select ONCE or RS gt Q EVERY a With ONCE the timer works once With EVERY the timer works weekly After selecting one of the options press ENTER With ONCE the timer works once on the specified day of the week Press A y to select a day of the week When the unit displays the desired day of the week press ENTER Days of the week are displayed as follows MON Monday FRI Friday TUE Tuesday SAT Saturday WED Wednesday SUN Sunday THU Thursday With EVERY the timer works on the specified day every week Press the cursor buttons a yw to select a day of the week When the unit displays the desired day
101. n stands or brackets a PDR 155 Opr If you use a stand or brackets use M5 screws with D 9 D an effective screw length of 7 12 mm depending on the thickness of the stand M5 screw Left surround Right surround TO 5mm speaker speaker O O 7 12 mm Listening pie position D M3 Center speaker Place the center speaker as close as possible to the screen and position it so that the sound is directed at the listener s ears The center speaker enriches the sound image by framing the sound effects and panning sound output from the left and right front speakers In movies generally dialog and narration are output from this speaker Left and right front speakers Place the front speakers in front of the listener e Position the speakers at the same height as the center speaker e Position the speakers so that the audio will be directed at the listener s ears It is recommended that you place the speakers symmetrically Surround speakers Place the surround speakers to the sides or rear of the listener The surround speakers enhance the atmosphere of theaters or halls by conveying the three dimensional movement of sound and re producing environmental sounds that represent the background and special effect sounds for example that bring a scene to a climax Subwoofer Place the subwoofer near the front speakers The subwoofer has a great advantage in producing powerful super bass effect
102. nction RI recording system described in your Onkyo recorder s instruction manual 98 Recording E Other recording This section explains how to record on a Onkyo recorder that does not have a CD DUBBING but ton or another manufacturer s recorder Refer to your recorder s instruction manual for information on recording pe SS ON RECENER TWSETUP ACOUSTIC STANDBY INPUT SELECTOR CONTROL 5 CMD 3 OC SETUP TESTTONE CHSEL ANGLE SUBTITLE PROGRAM g 5 g DISTANCE LATENIGHT FIST sumou CLEAR 0 A PoR 155 The remote controller buttons used in the following steps are illustrated inside a gray rectangle 7 ic Press INPUT or lt on the PDR 155 or Ge Q G Gel z INPUT SELECTOR on the remote controller i to select the recording source component PDR 155 Remote controller 2 Prepare the recording component Place the recording component in record standby mode Adjust the recording level on the recording component Refer to your recorder s instruction manual for information on signal synchronized recording i e synchronized recording using input signal detection or information on recording via its analog inputs 3 Start recording Start playing the source component selected in Step 1 Notes e For digital recording you need to connect the digital output of the
103. nd old batteries 18 The distance between the remote controller and the unit may be too far Or there may be an object between them 18 The remote control sensor on the unit may be receiving a strong beam of light inverter fluorescent light or sunlight 18 The unit is placed behind the tinted windows of the audio rack or entertainment center 18 Make sure that the TV code has been programmed in the remote controller correctly Find the TV s remote control code in the remote control list and reprogram it 119 If you have connected an external component set the input indication correctly 42 Onkyo components system connection No sound is output from the connected component e Check the input source setting 46 Make sure that the input source indication is switched correctly 42 Check to see if the optical digital cable is bent or damaged Add an optional phono equalizer if the turntable does not include a phono equalizer You cannot record To perform digital recording connect the digital output of the playing component to the digital input of the recording component e Try recording by using the CD DUBBING button If your Onkyo recorder does not have a CD DUBBING but ton or you are using another manufacturer s recorder use the other recording method or use synchronized recording using input signal detection The PDR 155 does not support the synchronized recording function ARI recording system
104. ne button press by connecting an Onkyo Separate Collection Series component such as the CDR 201A or MD 1 01A Note that the available components may vary depending on the area Notes regarding recording You cannot copy DVD video to a CD recorder or MD recorder You cannot digitally record DVD disc audio that contains a copy protection signal You can record only PCM audio signals that are not copy protected or analog audio signals You cannot record TV audio or radio digitally You cannot record DTS signals included in DVDs and CDs You cannot digitally record digitally recorded CDRs To record analog signals set surround mode to STEREO Otherwise you cannot record even if you hear sound from the speakers E CD dubbing Digitally recording a CD with one button press 1 Load a CD on the PDR 155 s disc tray Press CD DUBBING on your Onkyo recorder e g MD 101A or CDR 201 A QR CD dubbing automatically starts CD DUBBING DLA link will not work MD 101A or CDR 201A Notes The PDR 155 s DIGITAL OUT jack should be connected to the DIGITAL INPUT 1 of the recording component To perform the system recording function using an Onkyo component that is equipped with the fRI jack set the input source correctly Connect the RI cable and audio pin cables correctly To record on an Onkyo recorder that does not have a CD DUBBING button see page 98 The PDR 155 does not support the synchronized recording f
105. number LASTM COND M FUNC M CEG Example SAUDO CAGE SUBTITLE To select number 3 press 3 To select number 10 press 1 then 0 DISTANCE UP eaer eee Eo To select number 37 press 3 then 7 Searching by time Time Search RANDOM Example To locate a point at 21 minutes and 43 seconds press 2 1 4 then 3 To locate a point at 1 hour and 14 minutes 74 minutes 00 seconds press 7 4 0 then 0 Press ENTER Notes e With some discs you can locate a point using the disc s top menu In this case press TOP MENU to display the menu screen and make your selection page 53 The Search functions may be disabled on some DVDs In this case the mark is displayed On DVDs or video CDs playback may start from a point slightly offset from the time you specify Time Search is disabled while the disc is stopped Time Search is disabled during a video CD s PBC playback Cancel PBC playback page 53 to use Time Search Time search is disabled on audio CDs and MP3s Locating a Point Locating the desired track using MP3 Navigator 1 RECEIVER SS Direct Search Press RECEIVER then MENU The unit displays MP3 Navigator Number of the current gt 1 3 WP3 Navigator Total number of currently play m 1 3 Folder MD Track m20 tracks inside the ing folder track Q Foot 1011001 selected folder Q 2F002 2 02_SWE 1 Q 3F003 3 03_FAL 1 Total number of 4 04 CAR 1 folders 9
106. of the week press ENTER SUN lt gt MON lt gt TUE 4 gt WED lt gt THU i DAYS SET 4 gt EVERY DAY 4 gt SAT lt gt FRI You can specify consecutive days of the week If you have selected DAYS SET you can specify consecutive days of the week Press a y to select the first day of the week you wish to program When the unit displays the desired day of the week press ENTER Press a yw to select the last day of the week you wish to program When the unit displays the desired day of the week press ENTER In this example the timer recording starts at the speci fied time on every Tuesday through Sunday Using the Timer Functions 5 Specifying the On time Press a yw to specify the timer On time When the unit displays the desired time press ENTER You can also use the number buttons to specify the time For example to program 7 29 press RECEIVER then press 0 7 2 and 9 Press 10 to switch AM and PM on the 12 hour display Notes e When you set the On time the Off time is automatically set to an hour later If an MD recorder is programmed to start recording by a timer the first few seconds of the signal may not be recorded Program the On time to a value that is about one minute earlier than the desired On time 6 Setting the Off time Press a y to set the timer Off time When the unit displays the desire
107. ollowing six settings are memorized On screen display position page 107 e Picture quality adjustment pages 104 106 Camera angle page 63 Voice over language page 108 Subtitle language page 108 Parental Lock Level page 112 When you insert a disc for which the settings have been memorized the unit displays Condition Memory and automatically uses the stored settings When the unit reads the disc it displays COND_MEM Erasing Condition Memory 1 Press SHIFT then press COND M within 10 seconds The unit displays Condition Memory 2 Press CLEAR while Condition Memory is being displayed Notes The Condition Memory function may not work with some DVDs The settings are stored in memory for use at any time e You can use Condition Memory for up to 15 discs After that the one used least recently is deleted to make space for a new one With some discs the DVD settings may automatically be reset to the default settings If you make changes to any of the settings memorized in Condition Memory press COND M during playback to edit the settings 66 Viewing Disc Information E Viewing disc information during playback ESR DD WD CD MPD Pe You can view DVD title chapter information video audio CD 0 GS track information or MP3 folder track information The PDR 155 displays general information while it is stopped and dis plays detailed disc information d
108. on m DVDs All discs are divided into smaller more manageable sections so that you can find specific content more easily More specifically discs are divided into one or more titles Each title may be further divided into several chapters Occasionally a chapter may contain index points effectively dividing the chap ter into several parts as well Title 1 Title 2 Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 1 Chapter 2 E Video CDs and audio CDs Video CDs and audio CDs are divided into a number of tracks In rare cases a track may contain a number of index points effectively dividing the track into several parts Track 1 Track 2 Track 3 Track 4 o M AN a oo i hB J A Video CD Track 2 Track 3 Track 4 Track 5 AD dd dd D E MP3 MP3 MPEG1 Audio Layer 3 is a compressed audio file format Files are recognized by their file extension mp3 or MP3 Folders that contain MP3 files are automatically numbered F_001 F_002 etc Tracks within folders are automatically numbered T_001 T_002 etc Folder 1 Folder 2 Track 1 Track 2 Track 3 Track1 Track 2 d n b L n MP3 13 14 Handling Discs Handling discs Do not touch the playback side of a disc O Do not attach paper or tape to discs X Cleaning discs Fingerprint
109. on the unit during playback to scan backward lt a 1 blinks on the TV screen during reverse scanning Resuming normal playback Release the button at the desired start point Changing the fast forward speed DVDs have three scanning speeds 1 gt 2 gt 3 Audio CDs and Video CDs have two scanning speeds 1 gt 2 MP3 have only one scanning speed Press during playback to start scanning The speed changes as follows each time you press the button slow gt gt 1 gt gt gt 2 gt pp 3 fast Changing the reverse scanning speed DVDs have three scanning speeds 1 gt 2 gt 3 Audio CDs and Video CDs have two scanning speeds 1 gt 2 Press during playback to start scanning The speed changes as follows each time you press the button slow lt lt 1 gt lt a 2 gt lt lt 3 fast Resuming normal playback Press gt Frame by frame playback SVD vci During playback or in pause mode press STEP SLOW on the remote controller STEP SLOW The picture advances one frame each time you press the button LCI Reverse frame playback In pause mode press STEP SLOW on the remote controller The picture retards one frame each time you press the button You cannot use reverse frame playback with video CDs Resuming normal playback Press gt 51 52 Playing DVDs Video CDs CDs and MP3s OOGHa _ STEP SLOW SS ne
110. onents connected to the L DR7 the PDR 155 turns on automatically When you turn off the power to the PDR 155 all con nected components will be turned off Direct Change When you press the Play button on an MD recorder or CD recorder the PDR 155 automatically selects the component as the input source Remote Control Operation You can operate all system components using the supplied remote controller Refer to page 23 for more information Program Timer You can program a timer on the PDR 155 so that playback or recording will start automatically on the specified component at the specified time Refer to pages 89 95 for more information CD Dubbing You can perform CD dubbing on an MD recorder or CD recorder from the PDR 155 by pressing just one button Refer to the MD 101A or CDR 201A instruction manual for more information The CD Dubbing function cannot be used for DVDs CD Dubbing of only selected tracks You can program the PDR 155 so that only your favorite songs will be recorded on an MD recorder or CD recorder by pressing just one button Refer to the MD 101A or CDR 201A instruction manual and page 97 of this manual e Just connecting an RI cable does not enable the system functions Refer to pages 32 35 and connect the audio pin cables correctly e Refer to the instruction manuals for the connected devices for more information on system functions Connecting an RI Cable E Connecting an RI cable If y
111. ontroller make all of the necessary video and language settings according to your responses in Setup Navigator Delete Changes Select this option to exit Setup Navigator without changing any of the system set tings Start Again Select this option to return to the OSD Language window in Setup Navigator and make the settings again 45 Playing a Connected Source MODE LON RECEIVER TWISETUP i Acoustic ctor CONTROL 2G REMOTE CONTROLLER RC 506M The remote controller buttons used in the following steps are illustrated inside a gray rectangle INPUT SELECTOR nee PDR 155 46 Press INPUT SELECTOR lt gt on the remote controller or INPUT lt gt on the unit to select one of the connected input sources Note You cannot select DVD Pressing the or Abutton automatically selects the correct input source Start playing the selected source Adjust the volume level using MASTER VOLUME on the unit or VOLUME on the remote controller The volume can set to MIN 1 through 79 or MAX Playing a Connected Source MUTING o o o a MODE ON PECEVER TVISETUP acoustic STANDBY InpuTseLecToR CONTROL oy LASTM CONDOM FUNG SEARCH SPSETOP TESTTONE MSE axes wuTING VOLUME See ORME oe jee MUTING 5 OG
112. ot let the core ON wires of the and x D M7 or L and R cords contact each other Left surround speaker D M3 Right surround speaker D M3 o e Connect the speaker s connector to the subwoofer s connector and the speaker s connector to the subwoofer s connector using the color coded speaker cords o Connect the colored speaker cords to the connectors e If you connect the cords to the wrong connectors to or connect the speakers to the wrong channels L to R the audio will sound unnatural Connections E Basic positioning example and the role of each speaker Although recommended speaker positions vary depending on the room size and wall material this section offers a basic positioning example and explains the function of each speaker Even if you cannot precisely follow the example below you can still enjoy optimal surround sound by specifying the distance from the listener to the speakers page 76 You can also adjust the vol ume level of each speaker to suit your preference page 77 Make these settings after all con nections are completed Using optional speaker stands or brackets Speaker Setup Example Each satellite speaker has one M5 screw hole on Subwoofer Center speaker the back and two 60 mm M5 screw holes on the SWA 155X D M3 bottom To secure the bottom surface use optional ot TV ot to
113. ou are not sure of the type of power supply to your home consult your appliance dealer or local power company 12 Grounding or Polarization The appliance may be equipped with a polarized alternating current line plug a plug having one blade wider than the other This plug will fit into the power outlet only one way This is a safety feature If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet try reversing the plug If the plug should still fail to fit contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug 13 Power Cord Protection Power supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them paying particular attention to cords at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the appliance 14 Outdoor Antenna Grounding If an outside 20 antenna or cable system is connected to the appliance be sure the antenna or cable system is grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage surges and built up static charges Article 810 of the National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 provides information with regard to proper grounding of the mast and sup porting structure grounding of the lead in wire to an antenna discharge unit size of grounding conductors location of antenna discharge unit connection to grounding electrodes and require ments for the g
114. ou are using an Onkyo product that has an RI jack you can use the system functions An RI cable is not included in this package Use an RI cable that is shipped with your Onkyo Sep arate Collection Series component Use the included remote controller to operate the system functions Point the remote controller toward the remote sensor of the PDR 155 e Please refer to the instruction manual for each component when you make connections Example MD 101A e Use the RI jack to connect an Onkyo component that has an RI jack e If the device has two RI jacks each jack has the same function You can use either one of them Just connecting an RI cable does not enable the system functions Make sure to con nect the audio pin cables correctly 37 Making Antenna Aerial Connections Connecting the supplied FM and AM indoor antennas aerials AM indoor antenna aerial FM indoor antenna aerial a 09 Insert into the hole Push up and Insert the end Release the hold the lever of the cord lever to secure aN N a E Adjusting the position of the FM indoor antenna aerial While listening to an FM program extend the antenna aerial and move it in various directions until the clearest signal is received Then secure the antenna aerial with push pins in the po
115. page 18 Stops playback Haa gt lt TUNING PRESET buttons Locate a point or the top of a track Alternatively they select preset channels and set the tuning frequency Depending on the country in which you purchased your controller the logos printed on the front panel may be different to those shown here 19 20 Index to Parts and Controls Display REMAIN indicator Lights up when time remaining is dis Source Listening mode indicators played Indicate display mode of the current title or chapter of DVD MUTING indicator Flashes when the mute function is active RPT Repeat indicator RDS indicator Lights up when tuned into an RDS station European models only TIMER indicator Lights up when the respec LAST tive timer is set indicator gt o AUTO FM STEREO indicators Indicate the recep gt H tion mode indicators Tein Tiwen OODIGITAL EA APRO LOGIC DSP LasT MUTING EI SLEEP indi Inserted disc q SVCDVD TITLE RPT CHP TRACK STEREO SLEEP REMAINIF calor indicator i Indicates the Sree type of cur sleep timer rN ell is active TITLE CHP Chapter Multi purpose display ma indicators Indicates playback mode disc type title chap TRACK indicators ter track number and elapsed time Index to Parts and Controls Rear panel MD TAPE IN OUT jacks Connect these jacks to the MD recorder or tape deck s audio input output jacks using optional audio pin cables TV LINE
116. panning sound among multiple speakers This enables you to enjoy the atmosphere and acoustics of theaters and con cert halls i e 5 1 channel surround playback while you relax at home Two D M7 speakers serve as the left and right front soeakers one D M3 speaker serves as the center speaker and two D M3 speakers serve as the left and right surround speakers Depending on the audio encoding of a particular DVD disc you can enjoy DTS or Dolby Digital playback You can also enjoy Onkyo s proprietary DSP surround sound for TV or MD playback see page 71 Front speakers Output complete audio signals In the 5 1ch environment they serve as posts that support the acoustic field Subwoofer SS Outputs only the bass p range sound Center speaker Outputs tight audio clearly framing the acoustic field In movies dialog and narration are generally output Surround speakers Add a realistic theater atmosphere and convey 3D sound movements and special audio effects Connecting the L DR7 Connect the DVD AV Controller PDR 155 and the subwoofer SWA 155X page 29 Connect the subwoofer SWA 155X and the speakers D M7 D M3 page 30 Connect your MD recorder or CD recorder to the PDR 155 to play an MD or CD in a 5 1ch envi ronment Positioning the speakers Refer to the explanation of each speaker s role and the speaker position examples page 31 Setting up the speakers To enjoy optimal surround sound s
117. r BSI to BS1362 Check for the ASTA mark or the BSI mark on the body of the fuse IF THE FITTED MOULDED PLUG IS UNSUITABLE FOR THE SOCKET OUTLET IN YOUR HOME THEN THE FUSE SHOULD BE REMOVED AND THE PLUG CUT OFF AND DISPOSED OF SAFELY THERE IS A DANGER OF SEVERE ELECTRICAL SHOCK IF THE CUT OFF PLUG IS INSERTED INTO ANY 13 AMPERE SOCKET If in any doubt please consult a qualified electrician For Canadian model This class B digital apparatus complies with Cana dian ICES 003 For models having a power cord with a polarized plug CAUTION To PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK MATCH THE WIDE BLADE OF THE PLUG TO THE WIDE SLOT THEN FULLY INSERT Modele pour les Canadien Cet appareil num rique de la classe B est conforme a la norme NMB 003 du Canada Sur les mod les dont la fiche est polarisee ATTENTION POUR EVITER LES CHOCS ELECTRIQUES INTRODUIRE LA LAME LA PLUS LARGE DE LA FICHE DANS LA BORNE CORRE SPONDANTE DE LA PRISE ET POUSSER JUSQU AU FOND For U S model The laser is covered by a housing which prevents exposure during operation or maintenance However this product is classified as a Laser Product by CDRH Center for Devices and Radiological Health which is a department of the Food and Drug Administration According to their regulations 21 CFR section 1002 30 all manufactures who sell Laser Products must maintain records of written communications between the manufacturer dealers and customers concerning radiation sa
118. r Subtitle Language LASTM CONDM FuNCM SEARCH akan gogo AUDIO ANGLE SUBTITLE yd AUDIO JG GS SUBTITLE IAG LATENIGHT T DIST SURROUND CLEAR 2 O er OF ae o srr w a r LQ oe na hH O fo Changing the voice over language DY VC MP3 If a DVD contains multiple voice over languages you can select the desired language On video CDs and MP3s you can select stereo 1 L left or 2 R right AUDIO During playback press SHIFT then press AUDIO within RQ 10 seconds Dy The current voice over language is displayed Each time you press AUDIO the voice over language changes Changing the subtitle language 2VD SUBTITLE During playback press SHIFT then press SUBTITLE E7 iol within 10 seconds DS The current subtitle language is displayed Each time you press SUBTITLE the subtitle language changes Turning off the subtitle Follow one of the steps below e Press SUBTITLE then press CLEAR e Press SUBTITLE then select Off Notes The voice over and subtitle languages you select are reset to the default setting as specified in 64 the setup window page 99 when you perform one of the following operations Cancelling the Resume function page 50 Ejecting the disc With some discs switching the voice over language during playback may cause the screen to freeze momentarily To play only the accompaniment parts on a karaoke CD follow the steps for selecting
119. re wires touch the speaker connectors 30 Sound from the connected turntable is very soft Check to see if the turntable has an internal phono equalizer If it does not have a phono equalizer obtain an optional one Playing a record on the turntable does not produce sound e If you are using a turntable with an MC cartridge you will need a transformer or head amplifier to boost the voltage and a phono equalizer Disc playback The disc will not play Make sure that the disc has been loaded on the disc tray correctly The disc should be inserted with the playback side facing down 49 e Check to see if the disc surface is dirty Make sure that the disc type is supported by the unit 11 Ifthe unit displays Wrong Region No the unit does not support the region number and cannot play the disc 11 e Parental lock is applied Release the lock or change the lock level 112 If condensation is suspected wait for about one hour after you turn on the power to the unit The disc will not play tracks in order e Cancel special playback modes such as Repeat playback Memory playback and Random playback 56 62 Setup The setting window does not appear Turning on the power to the PDR 155 does not activate the DVD section Insert a DVD disc press PLAY then press STOP Then proceed to the settings 48 The settings are erased The power outage or removal of the power cable may erase the set
120. required voltage e g AC 120 V 60 Hz or AC 230 240 V 50 Hz written on the rear panel Setting the STANDBY ON button to standby does not shut off the power completely So the power cord should be removed from the AC outlet when the unit is not going to be used for a long time Do not touch the unit with wet hands Do not handle the unit or power cord mains lead when your hands are wet or damp If water or any other liquid enters the case take the unit to an authorized service center for inspection Location of the unit Place the unit in a well ventilated location Take special care to provide plenty of ventilation on all sides of the unit especially when it is placed in an audio rack If ventilation is blocked the unit may overheat and malfunction Do not expose the unit to direct sunlight or heat ing units as the unit s internal temperature may rise and shorten the life of the pickup Avoid damp and dusty places and places directly affected by vibrations from the speak ers In particular avoid placing the unit on or above one of the speakers Be sure the unit is placed in a horizontal posi tion Never place it on its side or on a slanted surface as it may malfunction e When you place the unit near a TV radio or VCR the playback picture may become poor and the sound may be distorted In this case place the unit away from the TV radio or VCR Care From time to time you should wipe the front and
121. rm random playback cancel PBC playback then press RANDOM Random playback is disabled during Program playback of chapters or tracks You cannot repeat Random playback CLEAR 62 Selecting the Camera Angle E Viewing from the desired camera angle visti coou puncu SEARCH ie DE O ANGLE 0 O If a DVD contains scenes shot from multiple camera lanham ao angles you can switch the angle during playback Such Ss va SHIFT e n w DVD discs are labelled with a 4 mark on the jacket O Pasy t aenn Jsme ogo 1 If the 29 mark appears on the TV screen press SHIFT then press ANGLE within 10 seconds During scenes that were shot from multiple camera angles the TV screen displays the 2 amp mark Press ANGLE repeatedly within 10 seconds after you press SHIFT as mentioned in Step 1 to select the desired angle Each press of ANGLE switches the camera angle a Ph h oy Turning off the 29 mark on the TV screen If you do not want the 29 mark to be displayed on the TV screen set Angle Indicator in the default setting window to Off page 107 Notes e Some discs may not allow you to change the camera angle even if the 29 mark appears on screen Pause is cancelled if you change the camera angle during pause e You can also select a camera angle using the disc menu on some DVDs 63 Selecting the Voice ove
122. rols For operational instructions refer to the pages indicated in brackets Front panel STANDBY ON button Turns on the power to the PDR 155 or places the unit in Standby mode SURROUND MODE button Selects a sur round mode PROGRESSIVE SCAN Lights up when Component Video is set to Pro gressive progressive scan compatible NTSC color TV or monitor required T D Theater Dimensional indicator Lights up in Theater Dimensional surround mode MUTING button STANDBY indicator Lights up in Standby mode MEMORY Mutes the sound T D STEREO button page 72 button INPUT lt gt buttons temporarily Assigns the Selects an input source Display page 20 radio station other than DVD MASTER ONKYO nv w cf ntrowter 1 PROGRESSIVE el VOLUME PR utni control Adjusts the C sound level stereo UMS MEMORY ACOUSTIC CONTROL button Boosts the super bass high range sound Disc tray A To load a disc ED place the disc in the e disc tray with its label side facing up PHONES A button Opens and SSS closes the PHONES jack el oise tray This is a standard stereo jack for con necting stereo head HE button gt button phones page 47 Press once to Starts or resumes pause playback playback Remote control sensor ed i k i Point the remote control esume playDack J button ler toward the remote sen sor to operate the PDR 155
123. rom the AC outlet wait for five seconds or more then plug the cable in again The power is turned off during the operation e If the TIMER indicator is lit on the display the timer is functioning Cancel the timer 94 e The PDR 155 enters Standby mode after the timer playback or recording is complete Audio The sound is not heard e Make sure that the subwoofer s power cable is plugged to the AC outlet 40 e Make sure that the multi split cable is connected correctly Make sure that you do not mix the SUBWOOFER CONTROL jack on PDR 155 s rear panel with the FRI jack 29 Make sure that the speakers are connected correctly and the speaker cables core wires touch the speaker connectors 30 Make sure that the correct input source is selected You need to select the connected component as the input source 42 Check to see if the volume level is set to minimum 46 e Check to see if the muting function is working If the MUTING indicator is flashing the sound is muted Cancel the muting function 47 e Check the output setting on the connected playback component Make sure that the component is connected via the correct input jacks 32 37 Make sure that the input setting on the connected component is correct Audio is not output during pause slow playback fast forward and fast backward Press to resume play back Audio is output in monaural e While playing a video CD or MP3 file di
124. rounding electrode See FIGURE 1 Lightning For added protection for the appli ance during a lightning storm or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system This will prevent dam age to the appliance due to lightning and power line surges Power Lines An outside antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or power cir cuits or where it can fall into such power lines or circuits When installing an outside antenna sys tem extreme care should be taken to keep from touching such power lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal Overloading Do not overload wall outlets extension cords or integral convenience recep tacles as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock Object and Liquid Entry Never push objects of any kind into the appliance through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a fire or elec tric shock Never spill liquid of any kind on the appliance Servicing Do not attempt to service the appli ance yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Damage Requiring Service Unplug the appli ance form the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified servi
125. rts recording at the specified time Rec Timer can record on a connected MD recorder or tape deck that is equipped with an fRI connector Specify the input source correctly Selecting a playback source As a playback source you can select either AM FM or DVD on the PDR 155 and the con nected component that features the timer function As a recording source you can select AM or FM on the PDR 155 or TV Setting a day of the week Timers can function only once Once Timer or function on a specified day of the week at a specified time Every Timer You can set Every Timer to function everyday or on specified consecutive days of the week such as every Monday through Friday or every Saturday and Sunday Example Timer 1 To use this timer to wake up with set it as follows Play Timer gt Every Timer gt Everyday gt 7 00 7 30 Timer 2 To use this timer to record radio programs weekly set it as follows Rec Timer gt Every Timer gt Monday Saturday 315 10 15 30 Timer 3 To use this timer to record a radio program this Sunday set it as follows Rec Timer gt Once Timer gt Sunday gt 10 00 12 00 Notes You cannot change the current clock time or the end time of the timer program during timer playback or recording You cannot program a timer unless you set the current time Be sure to set the clock first Make sure that you connect a component to the PDR 155 correctly before you program a timer to play or record on the connecte
126. s Only low range sound is output Caution Do not place the satellite speakers on the edge of a desk or rack Otherwise they may fall caus ing injury 31 32 Connections Connecting the DVD AV controller PDR 155 to other components E Connecting an MD recorder or tape deck MD TAPE IN OUT jacks You can connect these jacks to the audio input output of an MD recorder or tape deck If you have connected an Onkyo component that has an RI jack set the input indication INPUT correctly Connecting an Onkyo Separate Collection Series MD recorder or tape deck Connect the PDR 155 s MD TAPE AUDIO IN jacks and the MD 101A s ANALOG OUTPUT or K 501A s OUTPUT jacks Connect the PDR 155 s MD TAPE AUDIO OUT jacks and MD 101A s ANALOG INPUT or K 501A s INPUT jacks Do not place the MD recorder on top of the PDR 155 Note that the available components may vary depending on the area Connecting other MD recorder or tape deck models Connect the analog audio output jacks of an MD recorder or tape deck to the PDR 155 s MD TAPE AUDIO IN jacks Connect the analog audio input jacks of an MD recorder or tape deck to the PDR 155 s MD TAPE AUDIO OUT jacks Digital recording from the PDR 155 to an MD recorder Use an optical digital cable to connect the PDR 155 s DIGITAL OUT jack to a digital audio input jack on the MD recorder If you are using the MD 101A use its DIGITAL INPUT 1 jack Be sure to insert
127. s and dust on a disc can cause picture and sound deterioration Wipe the disc from the center outwards with a soft cloth Always keep discs clean O amp XG If you cannot wipe off the dust with a soft cloth wipe the disc lightly with a slightly moistened soft cloth and finish with a dry cloth Do not use any type of solvent such as thinner benzene commercial cleaners or antistatic spray for vinyl LPs These solvents may damage discs Playback side Storing discs Do not store discs in locations subject to direct sunlight or near heat sources Do not store discs in locations subject to moisture or dust such as a bathroom or near a humid ifier e Store discs in cases Store each case vertically Stacking or placing objects directly on a disc may cause it to warp Copyrights It is forbidden by law to copy broadcast show broadcast on cable play in public or rent copy righted material without permission DVD videos are copy protected and any recordings made from these discs will be distorted 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 Macrovi sion Corporation and is intended for home and other limited viewing uses only unless otherwise authorized by Macrovision Corporation Reverse
128. s are shown with the original audio nits eee ew gag Soundtrack and no subtitles This setting may not be effective with all DVDs Off The unit uses the audio language selected by Audio Language and the subtitle language selected by Subtitle language Selecting a DVD menu language preference DVD Language Expert If a DVD contains a menu in different languages you can select one of the languages for the DVD You cannot set this item during playback Non Asian models ES w Subtitle Language OSD Language aw Subtitle Language The menu window is displayed in the language specified by the Subtitle Audio Language MEA Language setting Factory setting Subtitle Language French Auto Language German English talan French Subtitle Display Spanish Subtitle Off Other German apavi m Italian Spanish Other Select from 136 languages For details on how to select other lan guages see If you have selected Other on page 110 Asian models aR w Subtitle Language OSD Language English The menu window is displayed in the language specified by the Subtitle Audio Language English Language setting Factory setting Subtitle Language English Auto Language iw Subtitle Language Eng lish Engish i Subtitle Display Chinese Chinese Subtitle Off Other Other ED AG Nove aw Select from 136 languages For details on how to select other
129. s number buttons 0 6 1 and 8 If you select from the List of Lan guage Example To select French Press A twice Press a w to select a number for each digit Press lt 4 B to move the cursor to other digits 3 Press ENTER Expert mark are advanced settings If they are not displayed in the window refer to page 101 to display them 110 Customizing the Function Settings Language Code List Language Code Language Code Language Code Japanese ja 1001 Gujarati gu 0721 Rhaeto Romance rm 1813 English en 0514 Hausa ha 0801 Kirundi rn 1814 French fr 0618 Hindi hi 0809 Romanian ro 1815 German de 0405 Croatian hr 0818 Kinyarwanda rw 1823 Italian it 0920 Hungarian hu 0821 Sanskrit sa 1901 Spanish es 0519 Armenian hy 0825 Sindhi sd 1904 Chinese zh 2608 Interlingua ia 0901 Sangho sg 1907 Dutch nl 1412 Interlingue ie 0905 Serbo Croatian sh 1908 Portuguese pt 1620 Inupiak ik 0911 Sinhalese si 1909 Swedish sv 1922 Indonesian in 0914 Slovak sk 1911 Russian ru 1821 Icelandic is 0919 Slovenian sl 1912 Korean ko 1115 Hebrew iw 0923 Samoan sm 1913 Greek el 0512 Yiddish ji 1009 Shona sn 1914 Afar aa 0101 Javanese jw 1023 Somali so 1915 Abkhazian ab 0102 Georgian ka 1
130. sc if you press AUDIO and select 1 L left or 2 R right audio is out put in monaural To switch back to stereo press AUDIO and select stereo Note The setting is displayed on the screen Connect the TV to check the setting on the screen 64 About tonal quality Tonal quality will improve and become stable about 10 30 minutes after you plug in the unit Tonal quality may be damaged if you bundle the multi splitter cable along with the speaker cords Home theater Sound is not good e Make sure that the speaker cords are connected correctly Check their polarity 30 e Set each speaker s distance and volume level 76 Connect the audio pin cables firmly No sound is output from the center speaker surround speakers or subwoofer In some surround modes sound is not output from these speakers STEREO Sound is output only from the front speakers and subwoofer No sound is output from the center speaker and surround speakers ORCHESTRA No sound is output from the center speaker 121 Troubleshooting Sound may not be heard clearly when certain sources play in DOLBY PRO LOGIC II surround mode Signals or sound effects to create realistic scenes are sometimes included on the DVDs and BS digital broad casts that support 5 1ch However they are not included in CDs and standard broadcasts Select another surround mode Make sure that the speakers are connected correctly and the speaker cables co
131. si tion with the least distortion E Adjusting the position of the AM indoor antenna aerial While listening to an AM program set the antenna aerial in the direction and position where you receive the clearest sound Position it as far away as possible from the unit TVs speaker cables and power cords mains leads Note Insert one end of the AM antenna aerial cord into either AM antenna aerial connector and the other end into the other connector There is no difference between one end of the AM antenna aerial cord and the other end unlike the speaker cords which have positive and negative poles Connecting an AM outdoor antenna aerial An outdoor antenna aerial will be more AM indoor antenna effective if it is stretched horizontally above a A aerial 7 Outdoor antenna aerial window or outside Leave the supplied AM indoor antenna aerial connected insulated antenna cable Note ANTENJ IA To avoid the risk of lightning and electrical shock grounding is necessary Follow item 14 of the Important Safeguards on page 5 when aM you install an outdoor antenna aerial th 38 Making Antenna Aerial Connections Connecting an FM outdoor antenna aerial non European models only If the FM reception is not very clear with the supplied antenna aerial connect an FM outdoor antenna aerial instead of the indoor FM antenna aerial Connecting coaxial cable
132. source component to the digital input of the recording component Do not change the input selection during recording Otherwise the recording cannot be made correctly e To record analog signals set surround mode to STEREO Otherwise you cannot record Customizing the Function Settings E Using the Setup window OVD vco CD HED Using the Setup window enables you to set more parameters than the Setup Navigator page 43 Use the Setup window when you wish to change the default settings This section explains how to use the Setup window If you have not set the parameters in Setup Navigator the PDR 155 displays Setup Navigator first RECEIVER AN O bo Press RECEIVER then press DVD SETUP The unit displays the Setup window Setup Navigator 1 Basic Parental Lock Off us change menu mode Buttons in pawn a ome e em the window Press lt p gt to select one of the tabs Video1 Video2 Language and General Press a y to select an item you wish to set Press to move the cursor to the value field Press a y to select the desired option Press ENTER Repeat Steps 2 6 as necessary to set other items Press DVD SETUP Tips The DVD section is not initially activated when you turn on the power to the PDR 155 If the DVD section is not activated press to activate it then use Setup e If you turn off the PDR 155 during setup the settin
133. spacers and installation brackets Cork spacer for the subwoofer SWA 155X We recommend that you use the included cork spacers so you can enjoy superior sound The cork spacers also prevent the subwoofer from slipping Bottom of SWA 155X Cork spacers for the speakers D M7 D M3 The illustrations below indicate the D M7 speaker We recommend that you use the included cork spacers so you can enjoy superior sound The cork spacers also prevent the speakers from slipping Positioning vertically Positioning horizontally j Cork spacer 5 a Z Side of D M7 j Picci Bottom of D M7 Wall mount the speakers upside down Layer two spacers and attach them to two locations The plaques rotate so that you can position the speakers upside down Bottom of D M7 Installation bracket Attaching the brackets Use the included screws to attach the brackets to the back of the speakers Installation Screw E Top of D M7 Caution Before you mount the speakers on a wall check the strength of the wall The supporting strength of the screws varies depending on the wall material and the position of the studs Use screws as thick and long as possible with a head diameter of 10 mm or less and a thread diameter of 4 mm or less We recommend that you consult a professional home electronics installer 17 Preparing the Remote Controller Inserting the batteries Detach the battery cover Insert two size AA R6 batteries
134. ss PRESET MEM ORY the unit displays the previous frequency screen Select the desired preset number and program the station to the number Press TUNING PRESET or lt 4 to display the desired preset number While the desired preset number is displayed press PRESET MEMORY Tip e Repeat Steps 2 4 to program the desired stations Listening to the Radio E Listening to a preset station ONKYO ov w conous wone JON RECEIVER TVISETUP RECEIVER acoustic STANDBY inpuTseLecTon CONTROL CMH O 1 MEMORY 1 Number 2 buttons y fee tisu a INPUT SELECTOR Press INPUT or lt on the PDR 155 or A CM INPUT SELECTOR on the remote controller gt repeatedly to select FM or AM PDR 155 Remote controller Select the desired preset number Press TUNING PRESET or lt 4 on the PDR 155 repeatedly to display the preset number or press kaa gt j or the number buttons on the remote con troller to receive the desired station Tip e To use the number buttons first press RECEIVER then press the number buttons e If you operate the remote controller during AM reception noise may be induced E Erasing a preset station 1 Select the preset station you wish to erase see the steps described above Q 2 Press PRESET MEMORY to display a flashing ERASE PRESET MEMORY While ER
135. stopped posi tion use the LAST MEMORY feature instead page 65 The memorized resume position is erased when you open the disc tray or change the Parental Lock Level setting page 112 or On Screen Display OSD language setting page 108 Ejecting a disc OVD ve cD gt MP9 4 Press 4 on the PDR 155 to open the disc tray Q When the tray is completely open remove the disc Press amp again to close the tray Optimizing the image quality VDD During DVD video playback visual noise snow may occasionally appear on screen This sug gests that the DVD video may include a large amount of high resolution data The degree of visual noise may depend on the TV If you see some visual noise adjust the sharpness on the TV toa negative value Playing DVDs Video CDs CDs and MP3s Skipping to a chapter or track OVD vc CD MP9 You can locate the top of the desired chapter or track quickly TUNER PRESET Skipping forward During playback press pf repeatedly until you locate the desired chapter or track Skipping back to the previous chapter track During playback press ke repeatedly until you locate the desired chapter or track Forward and Reverse Scanning OVD vc CD MP9 Fast forward TUNING Press and hold on the remote controller or 4 on the unit during playback to scan forward pe 1 blinks on the TV screen during fast forward Press and hold lt on the remote controller or ke
136. tes Cd ne SURROUND l acoustic NDBY PUT SELECTOR CONTROL a z Ea e O o0 o ma B 3 2 1 5 O 5 as o 3 FA 5 A iG A 10 o SHIFT W O VOL 5 H Press TV SETUP on the remote control ler then press DISTANCE The unit displays the distance from the left and right front speakers to the listening position Press UP DOWN to specify the real dis tance Press UP to increase the value and press DOWN to decrease the value You can specify the distance up to 9 0 m by 0 3 m steps Press CH SEL to select another speaker then specify the speaker distance Each press of CH SEL switches the speaker indication as follows Follow Step 2 to specify the distance FRONT Front speakers 4 CENTER Center speaker 4 SURR Left and right surround speakers Press DISTANCE The specified speaker distances are memorized and the unit displays the standard screen e Set the center speaker distance shorter than that of the left and right front speakers and the left and right surround speakers The center speaker can be set closer by 1 5 m than the left and right front speakers The left and right surround speakers can be set closer by 4 5 m than the left and right front speakers You cannot set the distance while the headphones are connected Balancing the Speaker Volume Levels
137. the language then press ENTER Options English Factory setting Francais Deutsch Italiano Espanol Setup Navigator English Language Deutsch Asian model options English Factory setting OSD Language Italiano wE Espa ol iz Select the On Screen Language Note 1 OERD oo co The OSD On Screen Display screen shots in this manual were taken with the Language set to English factory setting Seiting the TV screen size Press a v to select the size then press ENTER Options Widescreen 16 9 Factory setting Standard 4 3 General Setup Navigator Navigator TV Connection TV Type Standard 4 3 Widescreen TV 16 9 aspect raito 4 Move ENTER Select SETUP Exit 44 Using Setup Navigator Exiting Setup Navigator Specify whether you wish to exit Setup Navigator after enabling or disabling the edited set tings or to try again to make the setting Press A y to select an option then press ENTER Tip To reset all items to the factory default settings place the PDR 155 in Standby mode by turning off the power then press and hold down J and General press STANDBY ON on the unit page 118 Setup Navigator Navigator Exit Setup Navigator Delete Changes Changes are saved a Move ENTER Select _SeTUP Exit Start Again Options Save Changes Factory setting Select this option to have the DVD AV C
138. the number buttons to select the desired track 55 Playback Alternatives Repeat Playback You can play the entire or a part of a title chapter P ONT folder or track Omog CLEAR TE men Go e O TOPMENU Wvo MENU r O Y N F z 5 TW POWER meur wo nun wa OO REPEAT AB STRON H REPEAT o GST A B Playing the selected title chapter or track repeatedly OVD VCD CDD MP9 Repeating the current chapter or track playback Press REPEAT once es Repeating the current title or folder playback REPEAT Press REPEAT twice Repeating the current disc playback For a video CD or audio CD press REPEAT twice For an MP3 press REPEAT three times Playing the specified section repeatedly AB Repeat OVD vco CD A section specified by points A and B is repeatedly played Repeating a specified section Ce 1 At the start point of the section you wish to repeat press A B 2 At the end point of the section you wish to repeat press A B SS Marking a point from which you wish to play later 1 At the point from which you wish to play later press A B 2 When you wish to return to the specified point during playback press gt Resuming normal playback amp aes Repeat playback may be disabled on some DVD titles In this case the amp mark will appear on the screen e With video CDs repeat playback is disabled while the m
139. the program field box Then press CLEAR The specified number is erased and the subsequent items shift one position to the left eleting all programmed items Follow one of the steps below Eject the disc e Press CLEAR while the unit is stopped 59 Playback Alternatives Program Playback E Saving a program in memory Program The PDR 155 can memorize the programs on up to 24 DVDs After the PDR 155 saves the program of a disc it will automatically start Program playback the next time you load the disc If you try to save the program for a 25th disc the oldest program in memory will be erased 60 MODE ON RECENER TVISETUP i Memory OVD ISTANCE Ome Peceneg Press RECEIVER then press A yw lt gt in the Program window to select On for Program Memory Example DVD program window Program Chapter Program rue Current Title 7 Chapter 1 Title 1 Chapter 1 18 Program Memory as Off lt a Move Enter Select PROGRAM Exit Press ENTER Erasing a program saved in memory 1 RECEIVER Press RECEIVER then press A yw lt gt in the Program Ce o window to select Off for Program Memory CIL Press ENTER The item numbers remain in the program field box Playback Alternatives Program Playback E Programming MP3s MP3 oN secant ene g g MPS ees e You can use
140. ting level 17 2 dBf Antenna impedance 75 Q AM Tuning range South America 530 to 1710 kHz 10 kHz steps Others 522 to 1611 kHz 9 kHz steps Usable sensitivity 30 uV Image rejection ratio 40 dB IF rejection ratio 40 dB Signal to noise ratio 40 dB Harmonic distortion 400 Hz 0 7 Clock precision monthly error 30 seconds 25 C 125 Specifications DVD SECTION Signal readout system PAL AUTO color television system Laser Semiconductor laser wavelength 650 nm DVD 780 nm CD Digital audio frequency response DVD linear audio 48 kHz sampling 4 Hz 22 kHz 96 kHz sampling 4 Hz 44 kHz CD audio 4 Hz 20 kHz Signal to noise ratio digital audio 100 dB Audio dynamic range digital audio 96 dB Harmonic distortion digital audio 0 01 Wow and flutter Measuring limit 0 001 W PEAK or less Operating conditions Temperature 5 C to 35 C Operation status Horizontal Connectors Video output 1 0 V p p 75 Q negative synch pin jack x 1 S VIDEO Y 1 0 V p p 75 Q negative synch mini DIN4 pin jack x1 C 0 286 V p p 75 Q COMPONENT Y 1 0 V p p 75 Q PR PB 0 7 V p p 75 Q COMPONENT jacks x 3 AUDIO OUTPUT optical 22 5 dBm x 2 AUDIO OUTPUT analog 2 0 V rms 470 Q pin jacks L R x 2 GENERAL Power supply AC 120 V 60 Hz AC 220 230 V 50 60 Hz AC 230 240 V 50 Hz Power consumption 33 W Power consumption standby mode 2 5 W Dimensions W x H x D 155 mm x 172 5 mm x 2
141. tings The settings cannot be changed Ifthe DVD mark appears on the screen you have tried to set an item that is only available for DVDs while an audio CD video CD or MP3 file disc is in the tray 100 Some settings cannot be changed during playback First stop playback then try again The Setup window does not display the desired setting item Setup Menu Mode has been set to Basic Change it to Expert 101 Picture Playback images are sometimes distorted Depending on the compatibility with a TV that supports progressive picture the progressive image may be affected In this case select Interlace mode You can still watch progressive images on TV e Check to see if the disc surface is dirty The first forward or backward operation may cause distortion This is not a malfunction 122 Troubleshooting The brightness of the playback image is not stable or some visual noise is displayed Ifthe PDR 155 is connected to TV through a VCR the copy protect function is activated Connect the unit directly to the TV 27 Depending on the TV or monitor the color level may be lighter or the tint may be different In this case adjust the picture quality using the PDR 155 s controls 104 The image does not appear on the screen e Make sure that the input setting on the connected TV or amplifier is correct Ifa still image is displayed for a long time while the unit is stopped or paused
142. tings To reset all the stored settings to the factory default conditions while the power to the PDR 155 is on press and hold down the PRESET MEMORY on the unit and press STANDBY ON The unit displays CLEAR and restores the factory default settings then enters Standby mode 124 Specifications E PDR 155 DVD AV controller Input Impedance Digital TV OPTICAL 21 15 dB Analog TV LINE MD TAPE CDR VIDEO RCA L R 200 mV 50 KQ Nominal output Impedance REC OUT MD TAPE CDR VIDEO 200 mV 2 2 KQ MULTI CH OUTPUT Front L R Surround L R Center Subwoofer 1 V 470 Q Frequency response Front Surround 120 Hz to 20 kHz 1 3 dB STEREO mode Subwoofer 20 Hz to 120 Hz 1 6 dB STEREO mode Signal to noise ratio S N more than 100 dB Harmonic distortion less than 0 08 Acoustic controls 1 10 dB 82 Hz subwoofer 2 10 dB 82 Hz subwoofer 6 dB 10 000 Hz front Muting 60 dB TUNER SECTION FM Tuning range 87 50 to 108 00 MHz 50 kHz steps Usable sensitivity Mono 11 2 dBf 1 0 uV 75 Q Stereo 17 2 dBf 2 0 uV 75 Q Capture ratio 2 0 dB Image rejection ratio South America 40 dB Others 85 dB IF rejection ratio 90 dB Signal to noise ratio Mono 73 dB Stereo 67 dB Alternate channel att 55 dB AM suppression ratio 50 dB Harmonic distortion 1 kHz Mono 0 2 Stereo 0 3 Frequency response 30 to 15 000 Hz 1 0 dB Stereo separation 45 dB 1 kHz 30 dB 100 to 10 000 Hz Mu
143. ts up and the POWER indicator of the subwoofer SWA 155X lights up Tip If you press the ON button on the remote controller the connected FRI components will also turn on Selecting the Number of Speaker Channels You need to configure the speaker system that you have connected to the SPEAKERS connec tors on the rear panel of the SWA 155X see page 30 Notes You cannot configure the speaker channels if headphones are connected to the unit see page 47 Once you configure the speaker channels you will not have to adjust the parameters until you change the speaker configuration TV SETUP ea C5 Ir ACOUSTIC STANDBY INPUT SELECTOR CONTROL OG O LASTM CONDM Funcm SEARCH HAG SP SETUP TEST TONE AUDIO ANGLE SP SETUP a O UP LATENIGHT T DIST SURROUND CLEAR ae Row TIMER o Press TV SETUP then press SP SETUP repeatedly to select the number of channels for the SPEAKERS system Press SP SETUP repeatedly within three sec onds to change the number of channels as shown in the diagram on the left The corre sponding speaker configuration is described in 5ch parentheses Left right front center and left The unit displays the previous screen in three right surround speakers seconds The default setting is 5 ch Left right front speakers v Cf Left right front and center speakers Left right front
144. unction Ri recording system described in your Onkyo recorder s instruction manual 96 Recording RECEIVER INPUT CoN 2 P TESTTONE CHSEL ANGLE T 5 DISTANCE DIST g T DSETUP E Program CD dubbing Digitally recording only the favorite tracks 1 Load a CD on the PDR 155 s disc tray PROGRAM AST NDM EFI SP SETUP TESTTONE CHSEL AUDIO ANGLE SUBTITLE DISTANCE UP LATENIGHT T D ST SURROUND CG CG G aay DOWN Ss Y MD 101A or CDR 201A Notes Press PROGRAM Press RECEIVER then press the num ber buttons to specify the tracks you wish to record For example to program tracks 9 18 and 20 in this order press number buttons 9 gt 10 8 gt 10 10 then 0 While the unit displays the Program window press CD DUBBING on the MD 101A or CDR 201A CD dubbing automatically starts DLA link will not work e The PDR 155 s DIGITAL OUT jack should be connected to the DIGITAL INPUT 1 of the recording component To perform the system recording function using an Onkyo component that is equipped with the IRI jack set the input source correctly Connect the RI cable and audio pin cables correctly To record on an Onkyo recorder that does not have a CD DUBBING button see page 98 The PDR 155 does not support the synchronized recording fu
145. uring playback The informa quitting Na SLEEP DAMER DISPLAY CLOCK DISPLAY tion varies depending on the disc type DVD video CD audio CD or MP3 ONKYO During playback press DISPLAY repeatedly DISPLAY gt Viewing DVD information Some titles may not display chapter or time information Each time you press the button the PDR 155 displays the following disc information in the top of the TV screen in the sequence shown below current title chapter number elapsed time of current title Play 3 29 49 58 Title 51 06 101 04 remaining time of title total time of title v current title chapter number elapsed time of current title Play 3 32 54 53 Chapter 0 21 1 51 elapsed time of chapter Vv current title chapter number Play 3 32 Chapter 1 30 remaining time of chapter v current title chapter number Play Tr Rate nau transmission rate level meter v The indication turns off total time of chapter elapsed time of current title total time of chapter elapsed time of current title transmission rate level 1 Transmission rate reflects the data size of images recorded on a DVD A higher transmission rate indicates more image data but not necessarily better image quality Note Some discs may not display the elapsed time or remaining time 67 Viewing Disc Information Viewing cD information
146. y sounds SEARCH button DVD Selects the type of search L_ PROGRAM button Enables you to set Program playback CLEAR button DVD Cancels the setting TIMER button Activates a timer function or enables timer programming STEP SLOW buttons DVD Steps through frames or plays back at slow speeds HE DVD Stops playback playback EE DVD Pauses disc playback lt gt Sets the sleep timer MUTING button SLEEP DIN AER osf CLOCK RE MOTE CONTROLLER RC SI 5M Activates the mute function m DVD CDR MD Fast forward fast back ward FM AM Adjusts the fre quency gt gt DVD CDR MD TAPE Locates the top of scenes or tracks FM AM Selects a preset station DISPLAY button Changes the information being displayed CLOCK button Displays the current time VOLUME A buttons Adjusts the volume 23 Index to Parts and Controls E Name and function of the remote controller RC 506M buttons The remote controller RC 506M that comes with the PDR 155 features various functions on its compact body To perform certain operations you first need to press one of the following buttons to change the mode before pressing other buttons RECEIVER button DVD operation mode TV SETUP button Home theater and TV operation mode SHIFT button DVD special function mode Press SHIFT then press other buttons within

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