Philips FR980 Service Manual page 4

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Unpacking
First check and identify the contents of your FR 980 receiver
package, as listed below:
© FR 980 receiver;
Multisystem remote control handset with separately-packed
batteries;
Line fuse 6.3A;
* User Manual;
© Warranty card.
If any item should be damaged or missing, please inform your
supplier without delay.
Keep the packaging materials: you may need them to transport
your receiver in the future.
Placement
® Place the receiver on a firm, flat surface.
© Keep away from domestic heating equipment and direct
sunlight.
Loading
© Open the battery compartment cover.
© Insert two 'AAA' (R03 or SUM4) batteries as indicated inside
the battery compartment.
© Close the cover.
CAUTION
DO NOT MIX OLD AND NEW BATTERIES, AND NEVER MIX
DIFFERENT TYPES OF BATTERIES (STANDARD, ALKALINE,
AND SO ON).
NOTE
Batteries should be replaced within 10 minutes, or any already
learned codes may be lost.
The FR980 is dcsigned to operate as the control centre for your
complete Home Cinema, with full connection, selection,
and remote control facilities for all the digital and analogue video
and audio equipment in the installation.
When making connections: Consult the User Manuals for your
video and audio sources and other peripheral equipment.
Make sure the AC power is disconnected. Connect one equipment
at a time, one cable at a time. Observe colour or other polarity
codes on cables.
Connecting the power supply
© Set the Power Voltage Selector(s) to correspond to your local
A.C. power supply.
* The installed 3.15A line fuse is correct for 220 or 230V AC
supply. For a 110 or 115V AC supply, unscrew the line fuse
holder cap, and fit the 6.3A line fuse supplied.
© Plug the receiver's power cable connector into a suitable
AC outlet.
NOTE
When the receiver is plugged in, it always consumes some power,
even in Standby. To remove the power completely, disconnect
the power cable connector from the AC outlet.
Remote C ol Bus
Philips audio and video equipment fitted with Remote Control
In/Out connections can be controlled via the FR980.
Connect the receiver's Remote Control Out socket to the Remote
Control In socket of the first equipment to be controlled.
Connect the Remote Control Out socket of the first equipment
to be controlled to the Remote Control In socket of the second
equipment to be controlled. Continue until all equipments to be
controlled are linked together.
If you want to use a Philips Remote Control Extender, connect it
to the receiver's Remote Control In socket.
Digita! inputs
For digital surround sound, you must connect a digital output
from your DVD-Video player to one of the digital inputs of the
receiver. Use other digital inputs from e.g. CD and Laser Disc
audio wherever possible.
Do not connect both optical and coaxial digital inputs from the
same device.
Unless you are using the optical digital input, leave the protective
cap in place over the coupling.
Digital Home Cinema speaker configurations
For the most realistic MPEG2 Digital Multichannel or Dolby
Digital™ surround sound:
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Surround (L)
® Speaker configuration with sub-woofer (as shown above).
© Connect five identical high-quality multiway speakers
(with Power Handling Capacity of at least 60W) to the Centre,
Surround L/R and Front L/R speaker terminals.
These speakers need not cover the lower bass range
(below about 100 Hz), which is supplied by the subwoofer.
© Connect an active subwoofer (e.g. Philips FB201 or 202),
or a separate amplifier and sub-woofer, to the Subwoofer
pre-out socket. The Power Handling Capacity of the sub-woofer
should be at least 60W.
Good results can also be obtained without a subwoofer
(as shown below).
© Connect five identical high-quality multiway speakers
(with Power Handling Capacity of at least 60W) to the Centre,
Surround L/R and Front L/R speaker terminals. These speakers
all need to be identical, full-frequency response types.
¢ The bass response of the five speakers creates a 'virtual
subwoofer' centred on your seating area.
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