Sony STR-DA5800ES - Manual

Sony STR-DA5800ES

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Owner’s Record; Important Safety Instructions
  • Page 3 – CAUTION
  • Page 4 – About This Manual; On Copyrights
  • Page 6 – Main features of the receiver; Compatible with a variety of connections and formats
  • Page 7 – Better image and sound quality
  • Page 8 – Useful functions
  • Page 9 – Table of Contents; Getting Started
  • Page 10 – Adjusting Settings
  • Page 11 – Description and location of parts; – The receiver in zone 2 or zone 3 is; Remote sensor; Receives signals from remote control.; Front panel; To remove the cover; Slide the cover to the left.
  • Page 12 – DIMMER; Connects to headphones.; MULTI CHANNEL DECODING lamp
  • Page 13 – Indicators on the display
  • Page 15 – DISC; wj
  • Page 16 – Rear panel; DIGITAL INPUT/OUTPUT section; Used for maintenance and service.; ANTENNA section
  • Page 17 – jacks; Connect to an external power amplifier.
  • Page 18 – wa
  • Page 20 – Read the following before you connect any equipment
  • Page 21 – Getting Star; To display Closed Caption; Function for conversion of video signals
  • Page 22 – Connection between the playback equipment and the receiver; Digital audio formats supported by the receiver
  • Page 24 – : Installing speakers; channel speaker system
  • Page 25 – or 7 channel speaker system; Tip
  • Page 26 – Front speaker; Connecting speakers
  • Page 27 – ZONE 2 connection; and
  • Page 28 – : Connecting the monitor
  • Page 30 – : Connecting the video equipment; To connect equipment with HDMI jacks; If your equipment does not have an HDMI jack, see page 31.
  • Page 31 – To connect equipment with jacks other than HDMI jacks
  • Page 32 – Notes; Connections required for playing video games
  • Page 35 – Connections required for watching content via a camcorder
  • Page 36 – Notes on connecting cables; HDMI features
  • Page 37 – : Connecting the audio equipment; If your equipment does not have an HDMI jack, see page 38.
  • Page 38 – Note
  • Page 40 – Connections required for listening to the radio
  • Page 42 – : Connecting the IR blaster; Tips
  • Page 43 – : Making connections for using Lighting Control
  • Page 44 – : Connecting to the network; Configuration example; System requirements
  • Page 45 – Press; You can also turn on the receiver using; Turning on the receiver
  • Page 46 – Confirm active subwoofer setup; • When a subwoofer is connected, turn on the
  • Page 47 – To select the front speakers
  • Page 48 – – Connecting headphones; To set up the receiver manually
  • Page 50 – To return to the previous screen; Using the menu
  • Page 51 – yi; To select the input source; To activate the muting function; Enjoying images/sound
  • Page 52 – Connect the USB device to the
  • Page 53 – Connect the iPod/iPhone to the; Made for iPod/iPhone models; • iPod nano
  • Page 54 – • Renderer: Receives and plays files from the
  • Page 55 – Player 12, when playing files stored on a DLNA server.
  • Page 56 – Internet content; The Internet content screen appears.; To use the control panel; The Favorites List appears.
  • Page 57 – Available options
  • Page 58 – Select the band switch.; scans from lower to higher frequency; Select “FM Mode,” then press
  • Page 59 – If you cannot tune to a station; The options menu appears.; Preset numbers from 1 to 30 are available.; To cancel naming input; Tuning to preset stations
  • Page 60 – Changing the AM tuning scale
  • Page 61 – Enjo; Selecting the sound field; Select “Sound Effects,” from the home menu, then press; To listen to music through headphones connected to the receiver; Enjoying Sound Effects
  • Page 62 – Playing back with multi-channel surround; Enjoying a surround effect for movies
  • Page 63 – Dynamic
  • Page 64 – Enjoying a surround effect for music
  • Page 65 – Notes on the sound fields
  • Page 66 – Adjusting the equalizer; Select “Equalizer,” then press
  • Page 67 – Select “Audio Settings,” then press
  • Page 69 – Usin; Table of buttons available to operate the equipment
  • Page 70 – Select “Settings,” then press
  • Page 71 – Home A
  • Page 72 – Saving the settings to a Scene
  • Page 73 – Lighting Control; to turn on the lighting device so; then press; The Lighting Control wizard starts.; Operating a lighting device
  • Page 74 – Setting up a lighting scene
  • Page 75 – Usi; Making a multi-zone connection; Using Multi-zone Features; Main zone
  • Page 76 – Making a zone 2 connection using HDMI; Speakers
  • Page 78 – : Zone 3 connections
  • Page 79 – Select “Zone Setup,” then press; Making a zone 2; Select “Zone2 Out,” then press; Setting the Zone2 HDMI output
  • Page 80 – Select “Priority,” then press; The AMP and ZONE buttons flash.
  • Page 81 – In the case of illustration 1-; The zone function is activated.; Adjust to a suitable volume.; • In the case of illustration 1-; Available multi-zone operations
  • Page 82 – Press ZONE, then press
  • Page 83 – • When you connect the receiver to a device; Select “On,” then press; Using Other Features
  • Page 84 – System Audio Control
  • Page 85 – • When you adjust the TV volume, the System; Correspondence table; Scene Select; Home Theater Control
  • Page 86 – HDMI B
  • Page 88 – • OPT
  • Page 90 – Preview for HDMI; to select the
  • Page 92 – Using the sleep timer
  • Page 94 – To connect speakers
  • Page 96 – Using the setting menu; to
  • Page 97 – st; Setting menu list
  • Page 99 – Easy Setup; Calibration Matching; Position; Auto Calibration
  • Page 100 – Adjust the frequency.
  • Page 101 – Select “Name In,” then press; Automatic Phase Matching; Speaker Pattern; The Virtual Front High function is disabled.; Speaker Connection
  • Page 102 – Does not relocate speaker positioning.; Center Speaker Lift Up
  • Page 103 – To adjust the speaker level; Select “Level,” then press; Speaker Setup
  • Page 104 – The Test Tone screen appears.; Test Tone
  • Page 105 – Adjust “Level,” then press; Off; meter; The distance is displayed in meters.; feet; The distance is displayed in feet.; Center Analog Down Mix
  • Page 106 – Audio Settings; Sound Optimizer
  • Page 107 – Sound of the main language will be output.; Dynamic Range Compressor
  • Page 108 – PCM; Sound Field
  • Page 109 – Video Settings; You can adjust settings for video.; Direct; When an HDMI monitor is being connected with HDMI OUT ON
  • Page 111 – Zone Resolution
  • Page 112 – Playback Resolution
  • Page 113 – Select this to display all content in 2D.; Original; HDMI Settings; D Output Settings
  • Page 114 – Control for HDMI
  • Page 115 – Input Settings; Lets you set the following items for each input.; Factory default setting; Input Edit
  • Page 116 – Network Settings; You can adjust the settings for the network.; LAN Port Activation; Shows the renderer name of the receiver.
  • Page 117 – Home Control Settings; TV Control
  • Page 118 – Zone Settings; To adjust the volume for zone 2; Line Out; Fixed; Zone Control
  • Page 119 – to select the input, then press; System Settings; You can customize the settings of the receiver.; Lets you lock the settings of the receiver.; Language
  • Page 120 – To update the receiver; Displays the software version of the receiver.; Network Update; Software Update Notification; Initialize Personal Information
  • Page 121 – The parameter appears in brackets.; To return to the previous step
  • Page 122 – xx
  • Page 127 – To change the display; Sound field type; Frequency
  • Page 128 – Precautions; On safety; On placement; Additional Information
  • Page 129 – fo; Troubleshooting; The receiver is turned on automatically.; General
  • Page 130 – Component video output
  • Page 131 – Audio
  • Page 132 – Surround back
  • Page 134 – Recording cannot be carried out.; Tuner
  • Page 136 – Cannot connect to the network.; Network
  • Page 138 – The remote control does not function.; Remote control
  • Page 139 – Error messages
  • Page 140 – Message list after Auto Calibration measurement
  • Page 141 – Reference sections; Hold down; Specifications; Amplifier section; Clearing the memory; To clear; All memorized settings; Rebooting the receiver
  • Page 142 – Outputs; AM tuner section
  • Page 144 – Supplied accessories
  • Page 145 – Index; Symbols
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AV Receiver

Please read the Quick Setup Guide supplied with the receiver first. This allows
you to understand the connections and operations flow of the receiver more
easily.

Operating Instructions

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Summary

Page 2 - Owner’s Record; Important Safety Instructions

2 US To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture. To reduce the risk of fire, do not cover the ventilation opening of the appliance with newspapers, tablecloths, curtains, etc.Do not expose the appliance to naked flame sources (for example, lighted ...

Page 3 - CAUTION

3 US 14) Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does...

Page 4 - About This Manual; On Copyrights

4 US This equipment complies with IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and meets RSS-102 of the IC radio frequency (RF) Exposure rules. This equipment should be installed and operated keeping the radiator at least 20cm or more away from person’s body (excluding extr...

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