Layout Options - Pioneer X-HX700 Operating Instruction

Layout Options

The CD/Receiver System has separate speakers
that offer you a variety of layout options.
Please note the caution points below before
deciding how to set up your system.
Note with caution that when all three compo-
nents (CD/receiver and two speakers) are
stacked vertically, they are not very stable and
can easily fall over if bumped. We therefore do
not recommend such vertical stacking without a
rack.
Layout Precautions
Storage locations
• Make sure the location is secure and stable.
Avoid unsteady stands or tables that may
cause system components to fall and become
damaged.
• Do not set up the system in an area that is
exposed to direct sunlight or is close to a
heater.
The component cases may become warped
or faded or other damage may occur when
the system is stored in such areas.
Do not stack anything on top of the
CD/receiver.
The CD/receiver has a top cover that opens
when loading or unloading CDs. While other
components can be stacked on top of the
speakers, the CD/receiver must be set up with
space above it for opening the top cover.
Do not set the CD/receiver on its
side.
Be sure that the CD/receiver is set upright on its
footpads. Setting the receiver in any other
position may result in CD playback problems.
If the CD/receiver is placed on top of a speaker
Vibrations from high-volume playback may
cause skipping during playback.
Speaker precautions
• To avoid risk of malfunctions or overheating,
do not connect this CD/Receiver System's
speakers to other audio amplifiers.
• This system's speakers are designed to
insulate magnetic field, so color distortion or
other problems are not likely to occur in TVs
or other equipment placed next to these
speakers. In rare cases where such magnetic
interference occurs, turn off the TV's power
and wait 15 to 30 minutes before turning it
back on. If the problem persists, move the
speakers farther away from the TV.
If using a cordless phone
Noise may occur when a cordless phone is
used in close proximity to the CD/Receiver
System. To avoid this, do not approach the
system when using a cordless phone.
Warnings
Whether you are stacking your system
components, setting them in a rack, or
along a wall, always be sure to leave
enough space around the components to
allow ventilation. Avoid the following types
of setup locations, which tend to block the
ventilation holes. Improper ventilation
causes heat buildup which could eventually
start a fire.
• Setting components on their backs or
sides
• Inserting components into narrow spaces
with poor ventilation
• Setting components on top of soft
materials such as pillows or blankets
• Covering components with a tablecloth or
other material while in use