Media Controller YMC-700 YMC-500

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1 U Media Controller YMC-700 YMC-500 OWNE S MANUA

2 CONTENTS Contents IMPOTANT Before installing this unit, be sure to read the supplied Quick Start Guide. TODUCTION Features... Notices... Supplied accessories... Controls and functions... 4 Front/side/top panel... 4 emote control... 5 SETUP Connections... 6 emote control connection... 8 Placing speakers... 9 Initial Setup... 0 Before starting the Initial Setup... 0 Step : Auto Speaker Setup... 0 Step : TV emote Control Setup... Step : Source Device Setup... 4 BASIC OPEATION General operation... 8 Screens and operation... 8 Basic plaback operation... 9 egular pop up menu items... 9 Enjoing the contents on an external devices... 0 Watching/listening to the source content... 0 Using the remote control to operate external devices from the plaback screen... Using virtual remote control to operate external devices... istening to adio... Automatic station preset... ecalling a preset station... Frequenc tuning... Editing the station preset list... istening to music stored on our PC (YMC-700 onl) or device... 4 Before enjoing the contents on our PC (YMC-700 onl)... 5 Plaing music files... 5 epeat pla and shuffle pla... 5 Viewing photos stored on our PC (YMC-700 onl) or device...6 Viewing photos... 7 Slide show... 7 Shuffle browsing... 7 Using the photos as a screen saver... 7 Enjoing contents stored on our ipod...8 istening to music contents... 9 Watching video contents... 9 epeat pla and shuffle pla... 9 istening to Internet adio (YMC-700 onl)...0 istening to the hapsod service (YMC-700 onl)... Useful functions... Enjoing Bluetooth components...5 Pairing... 5 ADVANCED OPEATION Setup menu...6 Setup menu tree... 6 Initial Setup... 7 Speaker menu... 7 Sound menu... 8 Input menu... 9 Network menu (YMC-700 onl) hapsod Information menu (YMC-700 onl)... 4 emote Control menu... 4 Oion menu... 4 Signal Information Update menu ADDITIONA FOMATION Troubleshooting...45 Glossar...5 Information on audio/video jacks and cable plugs... 5 Information on HDMI Specifications...55 Quick reference...56 TODUCTION SETUP BASIC OPEATION ADVANCED OPEATION ADDITIONA FOMATION About this manual This manual describes how to operate this unit using a remote control. Most operations are also available using the buttons on the top panel. indicates a tip for our operation. Notes contain important information about safet and operating instructions. This manual is printed prior to production. Design and specifications are subject to change in part as a result of improvements, etc. In case of differences between the manual and the product, the product has priorit. En

3 FEATUES Features Thank ou for our purchasing a Yamaha neohd. The neohd can control all of our devices through a simplified remote control unit and stlish/intuitive graphical user interface. Enjo the Yamaha neohd experience. Stlish and Intuitive Graphical User Interface Surround Sound Variet of Input Sources Video Power Control Power and Plaback Control Audio Audio and Video Simplified emote Control Eas and intuitive operation Sophisticated graphical user interface Power control of connected TV and audio/video components Phsical and virtual remote control to control plaback of connected audio/video components Audio features Decoding and mixing of multi-channel sources (up to 7.-channel input and 5.-channel output) Proprietar Yamaha technolog for the creation of sound fields (DSP Program) AI SUOUND XTEME for.-channel speaker laout Compressed Music Enhancer mode YPAO (Yamaha Parametric room Acoustic Oimizer) technolog for Auto Speaker Setup Adaive Dnamic ange Controlling to improve listenabilit at low volumes HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) HDMI interface for standard, enhanced or high-definition video as well as multi-channel digital audio based on HDMI version.a (HDMI is licensed b HDMI icensing, C.) Automatic audio and video snchronization (lip snc) information capabilit Deep Color video signal (0/6 bit) transmission capabilit x.v.color video signal transmission capabilit High resolution video signal capabilit High definition digital audio format signal capabilit HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection Sstem) licensed b Digital Content Protection, C. Analog to HDMI video up conversion Digital audio decoders Dolb TrueHD, Dolb Digital Plus, Dolb Digital decoder DTS 96/4, DTS decoder adio tuner tuning capabilit, 40-station preset tuning terminal terminal to connect a Yamaha ipod universal dock (such as the YDS-, sold separatel) or Bluetooth wireless audio receiver (such as the YBA-0, sold separatel) Network (YMC-700 onl) and features NETWOK port and Wi-Fi to connect a PC or access Internet adio and hapsod via AN DHCP automatic or manual network configuration port to connect a storage device (not including hard disk drives) Notes This unit supports mass storage class devices (FAT 6 or FAT format). This unit supports audio files in following format: WAV (PCM format onl), MP, WMA, MPEG-4 AAC, and FAC. For FAC, the unit onl supports bit lengths of 6 bits. Frequencies of up to 48 khz are supported. This unit supports image files in the JPEG format. En

4 Features Notices Supplied accessories Check that ou received all of the following accessories. Manufactured under license from Dolb aboratories. Dolb, Pro ogic and the double-d smbol are trademarks of Dolb aboratories. Manufactured under license under U.S. Patent # s: 5,45,94; 5,956,674; 5,974,80; 5,978,76; 6,6,66; 6,487,55 & other U.S. and worldwide patents issued & pending. DTS and DTS Digital Surround are registered trademarks and the DTS logos, Smbol and DTS 96/4 are trademarks of DTS, Inc DTS, Inc. All ights eserved. POWE GUIDE PEV. CONTO CH PAGE ENTE TV POWE BACK VO MUTE MENU EXIT Power cable ( P. 6) TODUCTION ipod TM ipod is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. emote control ( P. 5) Batter (AAA, 0) ( P. 5) MPEG aer- audio coding technolog licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson. HDMI, the HDMI logo and High-Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks, or registered trademarks of HDMI icensing C. YPAO Microphone (YPAO Mic) ( P. ) Indoor antenna ( P. 7) x.v.color x.v.color is a trademark of Son Corporation. hapsod and the hapsod logo are registered trademarks of ealnetworks, Inc. I flasher ( m) ( P. 8) Quick Start Guide ( P. 4) The Wi-Fi CETIFIED ogo is a certification mark of the Wi-Fi Alliance. IMPOTANT Before installing this unit, be sure to read the Quick Start Guide. Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Media Audio, Windows Media Connect and Windows Media Plaer are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft corporation in the United States and/or other countries. This product is manufactured under license from Allegro Software Development Corporation Allegro Software Development Corporation. All rights reserved. En

5 CONTOS AND FUNCTIONS Controls and functions Front/side/top panel Power indicator ights up when this unit is turned on. WIEESS antenna (YMC-700 onl) CONTO, u / d / j / i, ENTE, BACK These buttons work in the same wa as the corresponding buttons on the remote control. ( P. 5) TV POWE POWE GUIDE MENU ENTE PEV. EXIT CONTO BACK CH VO Within 6 m (0 ft.) 0 0 emote control sensor YPAO Mic jack Used for Auto Speaker Setup. ( P. 0) Volume knob Controls the volume level. Turns on this unit or sets it to the standb mode. Note In the standb mode, this unit consumes a small amount of power in order to receive infrared-signals from the remote control. 4 En

6 Controls and functions emote control IMPOTANT To control TV and source components, ou need to make remote control connections ( P. 8) and set the remote control code ( P., 4). To control a TV or source component, aim the remote control at the remote control sensor of this unit. Operating instructions for activities ( P. 8-5) TODUCTION POWE Turns on this unit or sets it to the standb mode. ( P. 9, 4) POWE TV POWE TV POWE Turns on the TV or sets it to the standb mode individuall while this unit is turned on. MENU GUIDE EXIT PEV. CH u / d These buttons work differentl depending on the currentl selected source component. ( P. ) PAGE u / d When the plaback screen is displaed These buttons work differentl depending on the currentl selected source component. ( P. ) When the virtual remote control or contents list is displaed These buttons scroll up/down the virtual remote control or contents list. MUTE Mutes the audio output of this unit. GUIDE ENTE PEV. CONTO CH PAGE BACK VO MUTE MENU EXIT j / i / u / d /ENTE When the GUI screen or the virtual remote control is displaed Move the highlight with j / i / u / d and select it with ENTE. When the plaback screen is displaed These buttons work differentl depending on the currentl selected source component. ( P. ) BACK eturns to the previous menu level. Press and hold to return to the top menu level. CONTO Turns on or off the pop up menu and virtual remote control. Press and hold to return to the top menu level. Turns on this unit. ( P. 4) VO +/ Controls the volume level of this unit. Installing batteries in the remote control 4 Batteries (supplied) Make sure ou insert the batteries as indicated b the polarit markings (+ and ). Notes Do not use an old batter together with a new one. Do not use different tpes of batteries (for example, alkaline and manganese) together. If the batteries run out, immediatel remove them from the remote control to prevent an explosion or acid leak. Dispose of the batteries according to the regional regulations. If a batter starts leaking, dispose of it immediatel. Be careful not to let leaking batter acid come into contact with our skin or clothing. Before inserting new batteries, wipe the compartment clean. 5 En

7 Connections Make sure that this unit and other components are unplugged from the AC wall outlets. emote control Connect the supplied I flashers to the EMOTE CONTO and jacks. You can attach the I flashers to an of the components used in conjunction with this unit because the same signal is output from the EMOTE CONTO,, and jacks. P. 8 I flashers (supplied) Power cable storage device Be sure to insert in the proper direction. You can connect or disconnect storage devices while this unit is turned on. Supported devices P. Wired network WAN AN Modem outer PC Setup P. 5, 40 Use CAT-5 or higher STP cable YMC-700 onl Power cable (supplied) EMOTE CONTO NETWOK To AC wall outlet FONT SUOUND CENTE WOOFE SPEAKES Speakers and Subwoofer Speaker cables Subwoofer cable Front Speaker laout P. 9 Speakers Also refer to the supplied Quick Start Guide. Surround Speakers Center Speaker Subwoofer Caution Be sure to use speakers with 6 ohm or higher impedance. Do not let the bare speaker wires touch each other or do not let them touch an metal part of this unit. This could damage this unit and/or speakers. Be sure to connect the left channel (), right channel (), + and properl. If the connections are fault, this unit cannot reproduce the input sources accuratel. If speakers have color coded terminals, match the color. If not, connect the striped (grooved, etc.) cable to the + terminals of this unit and our speaker and connect the plain cable to the terminals. 6 En

8 Connections TV TV outer Wireless network WAN Modem YMC-700 onl SETUP HDMI cable PC Setup P. 5, 40 antenna Indoor antenna (supplied) NETWOK KES SUOUND CENTE WOOFE WIEESS 75 Ω UNBA. If ou experience poor receion qualit, install an outdoor antenna. Consult the nearest authorized Yamaha dealer or service center about outdoor antennas. Audio/Video components Connect our audio/video components to these jacks. efer to the supplied Quick Start Guide for connections. ipod dock/bluetooth receiver Yamaha ipod universal dock or Bluetooth wireless audio receiver Connect a Yamaha ipod universal dock (such as the YDS-, sold separatel) or Bluetooth wireless audio receiver (such as the YBA-0, sold separatel) using its dedicated cable. 7 En

9 emote control connections You can control our TV and the components connected to this unit using the remote control of this unit b connecting the I flashers between this unit and the components, and b setting the I codes. You can also turn on or off the TV and the components in conjunction with the operation of this unit. TV Source device Note While this unit is turned on, this unit passes all remote control codes (of the TV and source devices) input at the remote control sensor to the TV and the devices via I flashers. About the remote control codes This unit equips built-in remote control codes for most functions of man audio/video components. The remote control codes can be learned, assigning them to the remote control of this unit or to the virtual remote control ( P. ). The unit transmits the proper codes to the different devices through the I flasher. Connections TV SENSO Peel off the wax paper before attaching the flashers. Source device SENSO EMOTE CONTO FONT SPE To other source devices Connect the plugs of the supplied I flashers to the EMOTE CONTO and jacks, and attach the flashers to the remote control sensors of our TV and the components connected to this unit. The supplied I flashers have two flasher heads each. Both flasher heads function equivalentl. You can also connect a commerciall available flasher to the EMOTE CONTO jack. You can connect the I flashers to an of the EMOTE CONTO,, and jacks because the same signal is output. efer to the owner s manual of the TV and source devices for the position of the remote control sensor. Settings Make the following settings. The I setting for our TV Initial Setup P. 0, Setup Menu P. 4 The I settings for the components connected to this unit Initial Setup P. 0, Setup Menu P. 9 Other settings Initial Screen menu P. 4 Operations To control the TV and the components connected to this unit, aim the remote control at the remote control sensor of this unit. Enjoing the contents on an external device P. 0 About the EMOTE CONTO jack You can connect a commerciall available I receiver to this jack to control this unit even if it is concealed. Place the I receiver within sight. 8 En

10 The speaker laout below shows the speaker setting we recommend. 5.-channel speaker laout Placing speakers F C F F 0 F SW S S S S C S S SETUP F: Front left speaker F: Front right speaker C: Center speaker S: Surround right speaker S: Surround left speaker SW: Subwoofer.-channel speaker laout F F F 0 to 60 F SW F: Front left speaker F: Front right speaker SW: Subwoofer You can enjo.-channel plaback using two front speakers and a subwoofer. Also, ou can enjo surround plaback using the AI SUOUND XTEME function of this unit ( P. 8, 5). For other speaker combinations You can enjo multi-channel sources b using a speaker combination other than the 5.-channel or.-channel speaker combinations. 9 En

11 Initial Setup Once all the connections are finished, oimize this unit for our watching/listening/plaing environment b using the Initial Setup menu. Step : Auto Speaker Setup Step : TV emote Control Setup Step : Source Device Setup Step : Auto Speaker Setup Auto Speaker Setup (YPAO) uses unique technolog to oimall calibrate the frequenc response and level according to the speaker configuration, characteristics, and their distance. Turn on the TV, then set the video input source selector of the TV to HDMI (etc.). efer to the owner s manual of the TV for details. Before starting the Initial Setup Make sure of the following check points. Speakers are connected appropriatel. The I flashers are correctl connected to this unit and attached to the connected components. The connected subwoofer is turned on and the volume level is set to about half wa (or slightl less). The crossover frequenc control of the connected subwoofer is set to the maximum. Turn on the connected source devices and subwoofer. Press POWE to turn on this unit. The neohd logo mark appears, followed b the Initial Setup menu. Notes VOUME COSSOVE HIGH CUT M MAX M MAX Controls of a subwoofer (example) The room is sufficientl quiet. If the Initial Setup menu does not appear, check the following check points: Is the video input source selector of the TV set correctl? Is the TV connected to this unit correctl? Is the TV turned on? Is this unit connected to the AC wall outlet? Be advised that it is normal for loud test tones to be output during the Auto Speaker Setup procedure. To achieve the best results, make sure the room is as quiet as possible while the Auto Speaker Setup procedure is in progress. If there is too much ambient noise, the results ma not be satisfactor. 0 En

12 Initial Setup 4 Select Yes to start the initial setup procedure. 6 Connect the supplied YPAO Mic to the YPAO MIC jack. POWE GUIDE TV POWE MENU (eft side) ENTE PEV. CONTO BACK EXIT Use these buttons to operate during the Initial Setup procedure. P. 5 The following screen appears: YPAO MIC Top SETUP If ou select No, the Initial Setup procedure will be skipped. You can perform it in Setup menu later. ( P. 7) 5 Select Yes to enter the Auto Speaker Setup menu. ead the displaed message carefull. YPAO Mic 7 Place the YPAO Mic at our normal listening position. It is recommended that ou use a tripod, the backrest of the sofa, etc. to affix the YPAO Mic at the same height as our ears would be when ou are seated in our listening position. You can use the attached screw of a tripod (etc.) to fix the YPAO Mic to the tripod (etc.). YPAO Mic If ou select No, the Auto Speaker Setup procedure will be skipped. You can perform it later. ( P. 7) Continued En

13 Initial Setup Before proceeding to the next operation Once ou perform the next operation, this unit starts the Auto Speaker Setup procedure in 0 seconds. During the Auto Speaker Setup procedure, do not perform an operation on this unit. For more accurate measurements, we recommend that ou get out of the room or move to a wall awa from an speakers in the meantime. It takes a few minutes. If a warning message ( P. 50) appears 8 Select Start to start the measurement. This unit starts the count down for the measurement. oud test tones are output from each speaker during the measurement. Once all items are measured, the following screen appears: esults (example) If an error message ( P. 50) appears Warning message (example) If the warning message SWF EVE EO appears, the adjustments are made, but the adjustment ma not be oimal. Select Next to continue the process. 9 Check the status of each speaker, then select Save to proceed with the Initial Setup process. The speaker statuses are as follows: Yes: No: Speaker is connected. Speaker is not installed, or speaker cable is disconnected. Too oud: Subwoofer (SWF) onl. The level of the subwoofer is too high. Too ow: Subwoofer (SWF) onl. The level of the subwoofer is too low. If ou are not satisfied with the result, check the speaker connections and/or subwoofer level, then select etr. If ou want to proceed with the Initial Setup process without using the result of the measurements, select Cancel. 0 Disconnect the YPAO Mic from this unit and select OK. The YPAO Mic is sensitive to heat. Keep it awa from direct sunlight. Error message (example) Solve the problem ( P. 50), then select etr to retr the measurement. Select Cancel to cancel the setup process. En

14 Initial Setup Step : TV emote Control Setup B making the TV remote control settings, this unit will control the power of the TV in accordance with the power of this unit. Select the TV remote control code. When multiple remote control codes are displaed, select the first one. egistration confirmation appears. Select Yes to start the TV emote Control Setup procedure. Save: Confirm the displaed setting. Test: Perform the function test. Change Code: Select another code. earn Code: Jump to the TV emote Code earning screen. ( P. 4) Select this if ou want to program the remote control code manuall. Cancel: Skip the TV remote control settings. You can set them later. ( P. 4) SETUP If ou select No, the TV emote Control Setup procedure will be skipped. You can perform it later. ( P. 4) 4 Check the information, then select Test. The TV emote Code Test screen appears. Select the brand of the TV connected to this unit. Press CH u / d to skip through the brand list alphabeticall. Press PAGE u / d to scroll the list page b page. 5 ead the displaed information, then select Start to start the function test. The following test screen appears: Note This unit tries to turn off/on the TV for test purposes. Continued En

15 Initial Setup 6 Check whether the TV turned on and off correctl. Step : Source Device Setup To cancel the TV emote Code Test procedure, press BACK. If the TV turns off during the test and does not turn back on after waiting over a minute, turn the TV on using the TV s remote control. 7 When the following message appears, select Yes or No - Tr next code. Prepare the A Connection Planning Chart of the Quick Setup Guide in advance. In these instructions, the examples assume that the connections below are made. Select Yes to finish the TV emote Code Test procedure or No - Tr next code to check another remote control code. When ou select No - Tr next code, the test mode of the other code starts immediatel. Device Cable box Time W CB-58 5 Note This unit does not contain all possible codes for commerciall available TVs. If this unit does not turn the TV off/on with the codes provided for that brand, select earn Code to recall the TV emote Code earning screen ( P. 4) and program the remote control code manuall. 8 Select Save to finish the TV remote control code setting and proceed with the Initial Setup process. When ou want to set the TV remote control code again, select Change Code En

16 Initial Setup Select Yes to start the input source device setting. The Source Device Setup screen appears. 4 Check the confirmation screen, then select Yes. If ou select No, the Source Device Setup procedure will be skipped. You can perform it later. ( P. 9) Select the tpe of the device. The device tpe, connection method, and names of the input displaed in the Watch/isten/Pla source menu screens ( P. 8) are shown. When ou want to change the setting, select etr. If ou want to discard the setting, select Cancel. SETUP Device Cable box Time W CB-58 5 Select Yes to set the remote control code of the device. The Source Device Setup - emote Control screen appears. You can change the name of input source displaed in the source menu screen ( P. 8) to the desired one later ( P. 40). Select the terminal to which the source component is connected. Cable TV SAT - Satellite TV DVD 5 HDMI 5 points If ou select Game in step, Will ou use this device to Watch Movies? appears. Select Yes or No in accordance with the intended use. If ou select DVD, Blu-ra, or Game in step, Will ou use this device to isten to CD s? appears. Select Yes or No in accordance with the intended use. If ou select Other in step, ou need to select the tpe of the input source device. For example, select Cable TV. You can skip the remote control code settings and set them later. ( P. 40) 6 Select the brand of the device. Press CH u / d to skip through the brand list alphabeticall. Press PAGE u / d to scroll the list page b page. 7 Select the remote control code. When the selected brand has multiple remote control codes, select the first one. Continued 5 En

17 Initial Setup 8 Check the confirmation screen, then select Test. The following test screen appears: The remote control code being tested When ou find a proper remote control code, select Save to complete the registration. If ou want to discard the setting and make a new setting, select Change Code. If this unit does not control the device with an of the codes provided for the brand, select earn Code to recall the emote Code earning screen ( P. 40) and program the remote control code manuall. Select Yes to register another input source device and repeat steps to until all devices listed in the Quick Start Guide are set. NEXT CODE Virtual remote control Function of the selected button 9 Test some of the controls on the virtual remote control which is displaed on the screen to check whether the controls function correctl. u / d / j / i: Moves the highlight. ENTE: Tests the function. We recommend that ou select some buttons besides (Power On/Off) to test the function. If controls do not function properl, select NEXT CODE at the left edge of the virtual remote control. The remote control code switches and ou can tr the next remote control code. (Example: from Yamaha to Yamaha) Select No to complete the input source device registration. 4 Select the first screen to be displaed when ou turn on this unit b pressing POWE or CONTO. For example, ou can set this unit to displa the cable box (STB) screen when ou turn on this unit b pressing CONTO. Note If the brand has onl one set of remote control codes, NEXT CODE does not function. 0 When ou find the remote control code works (or not), press BACK on the remote control to return to the confirmation screen. 6 En

18 Initial Setup 5 Select OK to complete the Initial Setup procedure. You can change the first screen to be displaed later. ( P. 4) SETUP 7 En

19 0EN_00_YMC-700_500_U.book Page 8 Wednesda, April 8, 009 :46 AM General operation Screens and operation To control plaback and make settings, operate the GUI (graphical user interface) screen displaed on the TV using the supplied remote control. In most cases, the screen changes as follows. [Setup menu] P. 6 [Top menu] ENTE Select Setup Setup BACK CONTO [Pop up menu] ENTE [Source menu] Select an activit Next page (Source eorder menu screen onl) BACK Now plaing Next page (Example) CONTO ENTE Select a source BACK CONTO [Source screen] [Virtual remote control for external source devices] P. Disc+ Disc (Example) Select the Pop up menu icon Examples ENTE [Pop up menu] Next page DSP Program Next page Audio Adjustment CONTO 8 En etc.

20 General operation emote control operations for the GUI GUIDE MENU Moves the highlight up PEV. CONTO ENTE BACK EXIT Selects the item Moves the highlight right / Moves to the next menu Moves the highlight left / Moves to the previous menu Moves the highlight down Displas the pop up menu or the virtual remote control / eturns to the top menu (press and hold) eturns to the previous menu / eturns to the top menu (press and hold) Basic plaback operation Press POWE or CONTO to turn on this unit. POWE If ou have finished the TV remote control setting and an I flasher is connected/attached correctl, the TV turns on automaticall. You can change the behavior of the TV power control function. Connection P. 8, I setting P. 4, TV Power Control P. 4 Select an input source. Select an input source using the GUI screen on the TV. efer to the previous page and the ENTE instructions above. The source component turns on automaticall. You can change the behavior of the power control function. Connection P. 8, I settings P. 40, Source Power Control P. 4 Start plaback on the selected component. or Select a program or file to pla back. You ma need to make some settings before beginning plaback. Plaback instructions P Adjust the volume level. You can mute the sound b pressing MUTE. VO MUTE 5 Make various settings using the pop up menu. egular pop up menu items egular pop up menu items on this page. Pop up menu items provided for the different sources P Press POWE to turn off this unit. If ou have finished the remote control settings POWE for the TV and components connected to this unit and I flashers are connected/attached correctl, those components turn off automaticall. egular pop up menu items The following pop up menu items are available on the top menu, the source menu, or the plaback screen for all sources: Now Plaing Select this menu to jump back to the plaback screen of the source that is currentl being plaed. eorder Select this menu to reorder the icons on the source menu screen. Move the icon using u / d / j / i then press ENTE. Audio Adjustment Select this menu to adjust the sound settings (bass/treble/ subwoofer level). Change the value using j / i. Parameter Treble / Bass SWF evel DSP Program 6 to +6 0 to +0 Value Select this menu to select a DSP program. DSP Program Feature Movie For movie contents. Entertainment For TV programs, video games, etc. ive Music For music contents. Music Enhancer For compression artifacts (such as the MP format). This program enhances our listening experience b regenerating the missing harmonics in a compression artifact. All Channel Stereo To output stereo sound from all speakers. Off To enjo unprocessed sound. You can select a DSP Program for each activit of each source individuall so that ou can easil recall the input sources together with our favorite DSP Program. The DSP program is turned Off when decoding Dolb TrueHD and Dolb Digital Plus sources, as well as PCM sources of over 96 khz. BASIC OPEATION You can turn on/off the TV b pressing TV POWE. 9 En

21 Enjoing the contents on an external devices B connecting external components (plaers/recorders, STBs, game consoles, etc.) to this unit, ou can enjo the contents plaed back on the components with rich surround sound. Also ou can control the components with the remote control of this unit b connecting/attaching the I flashers and making the remote control code settings. An example of selecting an activit [Top menu] Select an activit [Source menu] Select the desired source etc. [Plaback screen] Watching/listening to the source content Select the desired source on the source menu screen. The source device turns on automaticall. You can change this setting. P. 4 [Virtual remote control] next page CONTO Disc+ Disc Setup Displa Angle Audio 6 7 Subtitle /0 Ent ENTE Start plaing back the content or desired TV program b using the supplied remote control or the virtual remote control. POWE GUIDE PEV. ENTE TV POWE MENU EXIT CONTO BACK CH VO Select the Pop up menu icon ENTE PAGE MUTE CONTO DSP program P. 9 Audio adjustment P. 9 [Pop up menu] Next page When the virtual remote control is not displaed, ou can control the menu screen of the DVD, etc. If ou do not use the I flashers, control plaback using the remote controls of the individual component. 0 En

22 Enjoing the contents on an external devices Using the remote control to operate external devices from the plaback screen While the plaback screen is displaed, ou can control the source component using the buttons shown below ( step of the previous page). Aim the remote control at the remote control sensor of this unit. Make sure that ou have finished the remote control settings for the component and an I flasher is connected/attached correctl. Button on the remote control Blu-ra DVD DV Tpe of component ou set in the setup menu Cable, Satellite/DSS Other Video Component Other Audio Component Apple TV GUIDE Top Menu Guide MENU Pop Up Menu Disc Menu Menu u Menu Up Stop d Menu Down Pause j Menu eft Skip Down i Menu ight Skip Up ENTE Menu Select Pla PEV. ast Channel ast Channel EXIT eturn eturn Exit Exit Back Exit CH u Skip Up Skip Up Channel Up Channel Up Channel Up Preset Up Skip Up CH d Skip Down Skip Down Channel Down Channel Down Channel Down Preset Down Skip Down PAGE u Sub Menu Pla Page Up Skip Up Disc Up PAGE d Pause Page Down Skip Down Disc Down When the virtual remote control is displaed, the shaded buttons do not function as listed above, but control the virtual remote control. Some buttons ma not work depending on the source device or the source contents. Using virtual remote control to operate external devices CD BASIC OPEATION You can control the components connected to this unit using the virtual remote control. The function of each button is displaed at the right bottom of the screen. Make sure that ou have finished the remote control settings for the component and an I flasher is connected/attached correctl. Control guide Current input and DSP Program Function of the selected button Virtual remote control Select to open the pop up menu to control this unit. Aim the remote control at the remote control sensor of this unit. Press u / d / j / i and PAGE u / d to select a button, then press ENTE. TV Favorite button (Fav) This button is displaed when the tpe of the external component is Cable, Satellite/DSS, or DV. You can register our favorite TV stations and recall them easil. TV Favorite P. 4 Exclusive learning buttons (-4) Use these exclusive learning buttons (-4) on the virtual remote control to recall the programmed function of the other remote control. You can name the buttons freel. ( P. 40) The displaed buttons var depending on the tpe of the component being plaed back. Note Some buttons ma not work depending on the source device or the source contents. En

23 0EN_00_YMC-700_500_U.book Page Wednesda, April 8, 009 :46 AM istening to adio You can receive radio stations with this unit. To listen to radio stations, refer to the GUI screen and perform the operations explained on the next page. Connect the indoor antenna in advance. [Top menu] [Source menu] Select isten Select adio [Preset search screen] Note The preset search screen is onl displaed when at least station has been preset. [Pop up menu] CONTO DSP Program P. 9 Audio Adjustment P. 9 Preset ist Jump to preset list Add to Preset* Next page * Displaed onl on the manual search screen. [Manual search screen] BACK ENTE [Pop up menu] [Preset list] CONTO En ename Next page eorder Next page emove from Preset Next page Auto Preset Next page Add to Preset Next page Now Plaing Jump to Preset search screen or Manual search screen

24 istening to adio Automatic station preset This unit scans all frequencies and registers receivable stations on the preset list. The registered stations can be recalled easil. Select Auto Preset from the pop up menu on the preset list screen and select Start to start automatic station presetting. This unit starts to seek frequencies and register receivable radio stations on the preset list. To stop the automatic station preset procedure, press BACK. You can preset up to 40 stations. Note When ou perform automatic station presetting, an stations which were previousl registered are deleted from the preset list. ecalling a preset station ecalling a preset station from the preset list Select the desired station on the preset list. Editing the station preset list enaming the station name on the station preset list On the preset list screen, select ename from the pop up menu. Enter the desired station name, then select OK. eordering the preset stations On the preset list screen, select eorder from the pop up menu. Move the selected station, then press ENTE on the remote control. Deleting a station from the station preset list On the preset list screen, select emove from Preset from the pop up menu. BASIC OPEATION ecalling a preset station on the preset search screen. Select emove to remove the station. Press j/i to tune in to the previous/next preset station. Frequenc tuning On the manual search screen, tune into the desired station as follows: Press and hold i to search for a higher frequenc station. Press and hold j to search for a lower frequenc station. Press i to repeatedl to tune in to a higher frequenc manuall. Press j to repeatedl to tune in to a lower frequenc manuall. When this unit is tuned in to a station, TUNED appears. If the station is not registered on the preset list, select Add to Preset from the pop up menu. En

25 0EN_00_YMC-700_500_U.book Page 4 Wednesda, April 8, 009 :46 AM istening to music stored on our PC (YMC-700 onl) or device Use this feature to enjo the music contents stored on our PCs and storage devices. [Top menu] [Source menu] Select isten Select or PC Content [Pop up menu] Now Plaing Jump to plaback screen efresh efresh the server list. (Available at the server list screen) CONTO [Contents list screen] oot folder Sub folders ENTE Select folder If ou press and hold PAGE u / d, the list scrolls rapidl. ENTE [Plaback screen] Select a file to start plaback BACK Plaback mode indicator epeat all epeat one Shuffle Cover art Input name Title/Artist/Album Selected DSP program CONTO [Pop up menu] DSP Program P. 9 Audio Adjustment P. 9 epeat Next page Shuffle Next page Note If an message appears, refer to Troubleshooting. ( P. 48) 4 En

26 istening to music stored on our PC (YMC-700 onl) or device Supported storage devices P. Network settings P. 40 Note Some audio files ma not be plaable or ma be nois when plaed. Notes on devices When ou connect our storage device, there ma be a dela of about 0 seconds. Onl the first partition is displaed on the GUI menu. You cannot select files in other partitions. Up to 8 levels of folder hierarch and 500 files and folders per folder are recognized. Some devices ma not work properl even if the meet the requirements. Plaing music files Select a music file on the contents list screen. Perform the plaback operations b remote control. Operation on the plaback screen GUIDE ENTE MENU Pla/Stop Skip forward Before enjoing the contents on our PC (YMC-700 onl) With Windows Media Plaer, ou can pla back the audio files on our PC. For details, refer to the attached documents about Windows Media Plaer. Install Windows Media Plaer on our PC. You can download the installer of Windows Media Plaer from the Microsoft website, or use the upgrade function of the installed Microsoft Windows Media Plaer. Note PEV. CONTO Some audio files ma not be plaable or ma be nois when plaed. epeat pla and shuffle pla epeat pla BACK EXIT Skip backward Back to the previous screen BASIC OPEATION Turn on our PC then allow media sharing. Activate Windows Media Plaer first. Click the arrow below the ibrar tab, click Media check box, then select the Share m media check box in the Media Sharing dialog box. Select YMC-700 in the list of devices below the Share m media to checkbox, and then click Allow. Select epeat from the pop up menu on the plaback screen and select a repeat mode oion. Off Single All Function Cancel repeat plaback. epeat a file. epeat a sequence of files. Notes YMC-700 If the operating sstem (OS) of our PC is Windows Vista, Windows Media Plaer is pre-installed (exce some products). Some tpes of securit software installed on our PC (anti-virus software, firewall software, etc.) ma block access of this unit to our PC. In such cases, configure the securit software appropriatel. You can connect this unit to up to 6 PC servers, and each server must be connected to the same subnet as this unit. Shuffle pla Select Shuffle from the pop up menu on the plaback screen and select a shuffle mode oion. Function Off Cancel shuffle plaback. On Shuffle plaback. 5 En

27 0EN_00_YMC-700_500_U.book Page 6 Wednesda, April 8, 009 :46 AM Viewing photos stored on our PC (YMC-700 onl) or device Use this feature to enjo the photos stored on our PCs and storage devices. [Top menu] Select Pla [Source menu] Select or PC Content [Pop up menu] Now Plaing Jump to plaback screen efresh efresh the server list. (Available at the server list screen) CONTO [Contents ist] screen oot folder Sub folder ENTE Select folder If ou press and hold PAGE u / d, the list scrolls rapidl. ENTE [Picture screen] Select a file BACK Picture Input source Control guide CONTO [Pop up menu] Slide Show Interval Next page Set as Screen Saver Next page Shuffle Next page Start Slide Show Next page Now Plaing Jump to plaback screen Note If an message appears, refer to Troubleshooting. ( P. 48) 6 En

28 Viewing photos stored on our PC (YMC-700 onl) or device Supported storage devices P. Network settings P. 40 Viewing photos To view the photos stored on our PC, allow sharing on the PC. Before enjoing the contents on our PC (YMC-700 onl) on P. 5. Select a photo file on the contents list screen. Browse photos. If an video or music source is being plaed back, plaback of the audio continues. Operation on the picture screen Shuffle browsing Photos are displaed at random. This setting is valid for the slide show function. Select Shuffle from the pop up menu on the picture screen and select a shuffle mode oion. Off On Function Invalidate shuffle browsing. Shuffle browsing. Using photos as a screen saver You can set our favorite photos as a screen saver. Screen saver p. 44 GUIDE ENTE MENU Start a slide show Next photo Previous photo Displa a photo, select Set as Screen Saver from the pop up menu on the picture screen, then select Set. The photos in that folder are used for the screen saver. BASIC OPEATION PEV. CONTO BACK EXIT Back to the contents list You can test the screen saver b selecting Preview in the Screen Saver menu ( P. 44). Slide show The slide show function shows the photos in the folders automaticall. The slide show repeats itself. Select Start Slide Show from the pop up menu on the picture screen to start a slide show. To stop the slide show, press BACK. You can start a slide show b pressing ENTE on the Picture screen. Setting the slide show interval time Select Slide Show Interval from the pop up menu on the plaback screen and select the interval time. sec sec 5sec 0sec 0sec Note Depending on the size of the photos and the plaback status of this unit, the actual interval ma be longer than the specified one. 7 En

29 0EN_00_YMC-700_500_U.book Page 8 Wednesda, April 8, 009 :46 AM Enjoing contents stored on our ipod Once ou have stationed our ipod in a Yamaha ipod dock (such as the YDS-, sold separatel) connected to the terminal of this unit ( P. 7), ou can enjo the music or video contents stored on the ipod. [Top menu] Select Watch or isten [Source menu] Select ipod [Pop up menu] Jump to plaback screen Now Plaing CONTO [Contents list screen] oot director Sub directories ENTE Select director If ou press and hold PAGE u / d, the list scrolls rapidl. ENTE [Plaback screen] Select the file to be plaed BACK Plaback mode indicator Cover art epeat all epeat one Shuffle Title/Artist/Album Input name Selected DSP program Note CONTO [Pop up menu] When a movie is plaed back, source information (Title/Artist/Album) is not available. DSP Program P. 9 Audio Adjustment P. 9 epeat Next page Shuffle Next page Notes This unit is not compatible with photos stored on our ipod. This unit supports ipod touch, ipod (Click Wheel, including ipod classic), ipod nano and ipod mini. If an message appears, refer to Troubleshooting. ( P. 49) Some features ma not be compatible depending on the model or the software version of our ipod. Some features ma not be compatible depending on the model of our Yamaha ipod universal dock. Depending on the tpe of ipod to be connected, the area for cover art ma be narrowed. 8 En

30 Enjoing contents stored on our ipod istening to music contents Select a song on the contents list screen. Perform the plaback operations b remote control. epeat pla and shuffle pla The following functions are available upon plaback of music/video contents. The detailed functions ma differ depending on the connected ipod. epeat pla GUIDE MENU Pla/Pause Select epeat from the pop up menu on the plaback screen, then select a repeat mode oion. PEV. CONTO ENTE BACK EXIT Skip forward/search forward (press hold) Skip backward/search backward (press hold) Back to the song list Off One All Function Cancel repeat plaback. epeat a song. epeat a sequence of songs. Watching video contents Select a video file on the contents list screen. Shuffle pla Select Shuffle from the pop up menu on the plaback screen, then select a repeat mode oion. BASIC OPEATION Perform the plaback operations b remote control. GUIDE MENU Off Songs Albums Function Cancel shuffle plaback. Pla songs in random order. Pla albums in random order. Pla/Pause ENTE Skip forward/search forward (press hold) PEV. CONTO BACK EXIT Skip backward/search backward (press hold) Back to the previous screen 9 En

31 0EN_00_YMC-700_500_U.book Page 0 Wednesda, April 8, 009 :46 AM istening to Internet adio (YMC-700 onl) Use this feature to listen to Internet adio stations. This unit uses the vtuner Internet adio station database service particularl customized for this unit, providing a database of over 000 radio stations. You can store our favorite stations with bookmarks. [Top menu] Select isten [Source menu] Select Net adio [Pop up menu] Jump to plaback screen Now Plaing emove from Bookmark* Next page * Available under Bookmark director CONTO [Contents list screen] oot director Sub directories ENTE Select director If ou press and hold PAGE u / d, the list scrolls rapidl. ENTE [Plaback screen] Select a station to start plaback BACK Plaback mode indicator Internet adio station Input name Selected DSP program CONTO [Pop up menu] 0 En DSP Program P. 9 Audio Adjustment P. 9 Add to Bookmark Next page

32 istening to Internet adio (YMC-700 onl) Notes To use this feature, ou need a network connection. Connection P. 6 Network setting P.40 A narrowband Internet connection (i.e. 56k modem ISDN) will not provide satisfactor results. And a broadband connection is strongl recommended (i.e. a cable modem, an xds modem, etc.). For detailed information, consult with our ISP. Some securit devices (such as firewalls) ma block the access of this unit to Internet adio stations or to the hapsod server. In such cases, configure the securit settings appropriatel. If an message appears, refer to Troubleshooting. ( P. 48) Operation on the plaback screen GUIDE PEV. CONTO ENTE MENU EXIT BACK Pla/Stop Back to the previous screen Storing our favorite Internet adio stations with bookmarks Use this feature to select our favorite Internet adio stations quickl. Select the desired Internet adio station, then select Add to Bookmark from the pop up menu. The stored Internet adio station is added to the Bookmarks list in Net adio. To remove the stored station from the Bookmarks list, select the station under Bookmarks, then select emove from Bookmark from the pop up menu. You can also register our favorite Internet adio stations on this unit b accessing the website with the web browser on our PC. To use this feature, ou need the vtuner ID of this unit and our address to create our personal account. efer to Information in the Network menu for the vtuner ID of this unit ( P. 4). For details, refer to the help information on the website. U: BASIC OPEATION Notes This service ma be discontinued without notice. Some Internet adio stations ma not be plaed. En

33 0EN_00_YMC-700_500_U.book Page Wednesda, April 8, 009 :46 AM istening to the hapsod service (YMC-700 onl) Use this feature to listen to the hapsod music service. [Top menu] Select isten [Pop up menu] (Menu items var depending on director.) [Source menu] Select hapsod Now Plaing Jump to plaback screen Pla Next page emove from M ibrar Next page Show Album Page Next page Add Album to M ibrar Next page Add Track to M ibrar Next page Add to M ibrar Next page CONTO [Contents list screen] oot director Sub directories ENTE Select director If ou press and hold PAGE u / d, the list scrolls rapidl. ENTE [Plaback screen] Select a song to start plaback BACK Plaback mode indicator epeat all epeat one Shuffle Cover art Title/Artist/Album or Channel Input name Selected DSP program CONTO [Pop up menu] Shuffle Next page Add Album to M ibrar Next page Add Track to M ibrar Next page Note If an message appears, refer to Troubleshooting. ( P. 48) En DSP Program P. 9 Audio Adjustment P. 9 epeat Next page

34 istening to the hapsod service (YMC-700 onl) Account setup for hapsod When ou select hapsod for the first time, the account setup screen appears. Follow the procedure below to set up our account for the hapsod service. Select Sign In to our account on the account setup screen. If ou select Start Free 0-da trial, ou can tr the service for free for 0 das. Enter our user name and password (up to 64 characters each) b using the displaed keboard, then select OK. Please wait... appears, followed b the confirmation screen. Select OK to complete the Sign In procedure. Use hapsod Information in Setup to check and edit the account information of the hapsod service ( P. 4). Plaback Useful functions ibrar You can gather our favorite tracks and albums into a librar called M ibrar. Use the following pop up menu items to edit M ibrar : Add to M ibrar Add the currentl selected track or album to M ibrar. Add Track to M ibrar Add the currentl selected track to M ibrar. Add Album to M ibrar Add the currentl selected album to M ibrar. emove from M ibrar emove the currentl selected track or album from M ibrar. Select emove to remove it. epeat pla BASIC OPEATION Select hapsod Music Guide. Use hapsod Channels to browse the channels provided b the hapsod service. Use M ibrar to register and access the desired albums and songs easil. You can search contents b keword. Select Search, then Artist, Album, or Track. Enter the desired keword using the virtual keboard, then select OK. Browse the contents list to select the desired song. The plaback screen appears. Select Pla from the pop up menu to pla back the selected item directl. You can move to the album of the selected item in the list directl. Select a song, then select Show Album Page from the pop up menu. Operations on the plaback screen GUIDE MENU Pla/Pause (While plaing back a track) Pla/Stop (While plaing back a hapsod channel) Select epeat from the pop up menu on the plaback screen and select a repeat mode oion. Off Single All Shuffle pla Function Cancel repeat plaback. epeat a song. epeat a sequence of songs. Select Shuffle from the pop up menu on the plaback screen and select a shuffle mode oion. Off On Function Cancel shuffle plaback. Shuffle plaback. ENTE Skip forward PEV. CONTO BACK EXIT Skip backward (Unavailable under hapsod channel) Back to the previous screen En

35 istening to the hapsod service (YMC-700 onl) Prohibition It is strictl prohibited to modif, reproduce, reverse-engineer or use this unit and/or built-in software for use other than audiovisual purposes. The hapsod service is the power behind the hapsod Media Plaer (the hapsod plaer software that ou can download to our computer). hapsod service supplies the music, keeps M ibrar up to date, provides ou with hapsod channels, the Plalist Central online communit, and manages our downloads. Your software connects to hapsod service through the internet. Because our account information and hapsod content are on servers instead of an individual computer, our music is infinitel portable. Much of what ou see in the Displa area comes from hapsod service. What ou can do with hapsod service depends on our subscriion. You can use hapsod service for free, or get even more from a paid membership. The hapsod service also brings ou hapsod Online, a streamlined, internet version of hapsod that ou can access from almost anwhere. Just sign in to our hapsod account to start letting the hapsod service work for ou. For more information, 4 En

36 Enjoing Bluetooth components Use this feature to enjo the music contents stored on our Bluetooth component (such as a portable music plaer) without wiring between this unit and the Bluetooth component. [Top menu] Select isten [Source menu] Select Bluetooth [Pop up menu] DSP Program P. 9 Audio Adjustment P. 9 Pairing See below Connect Search for the last connected Bluetooth component Disconnect Disconnect the Bluetooth component CONTO [Plaback] screen Start plaback on our Bluetooth component. BASIC OPEATION To use this feature, ou need perform the following operations in advance. Connecting a Yamaha Bluetooth receiver ( P. 7). Pairing the desired Bluetooth component (see below). Establishing the connection between the desired Bluetooth component and the Bluetooth receiver. This unit supports ADP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) Bluetooth profiles. Pairing Pairing must be performed when using a Bluetooth component with the Bluetooth receiver connected to this unit for the first time or if the pairing data has been deleted. Pairing refers to the operation of registering a Bluetooth component for Bluetooth communications. You onl need to perform the pairing operation the first time. Pairing requires operations on this unit and on the other component with which Bluetooth communications are to be established. If necessar, refer to the other component s operating instructions. To ensure securit, a time limit of 8 minutes is set for the pairing operation. You are recommended to read and full understand all the instructions before starting. Turn on our Bluetooth component, then set the Bluetooth component to the pairing mode. Select Pairing from the pop up menu and check that the Bluetooth component detects the Bluetooth receiver. If the Bluetooth component detects the Bluetooth receiver, YBA-0 YAMAHA (example) appears on the Bluetooth device list. Select the Bluetooth receiver on the Bluetooth device list, then enter the pass ke 0000 on the Bluetooth component. When the pairing procedure is successful, Pairing Completed appears. Notes If an message appears, refer to Troubleshooting. ( P. 50) The Yamaha Bluetooth receiver can be paired with up to eight Bluetooth components. When pairing is conducted successfull with a ninth component and the pairing data is registered, the pairing data for the least recentl used other component is cleared. 5 En

37 Setup menu Setup menu tree You can change the settings of this unit with the Setup menu. Enter the Setup menu from the bottom right corner of the top menu. Setup Initial Setup (P. 7) Speaker Sound Input Network hapsod Information emote Control Oion Auto Speaker Setup (P. 7) Speaker Configuration Speaker evel (P. 8) eset (P. 8) Air Surround Xtreme (P. 8) Adaive DC (P. 9) ipsnc (P. 9) Dnamic ange (P. 9) HDMI Audio Out (P. 9) Add New Input (P. 9) User Input Network Select (P. 40) IP Address (P. 4) Wireless AN (P. 4) MAC Address Filter (P. 4) Information (P. 4) Account Status (P. 4) Sign In (P. 4) hapsod Free Trial (P. 4) emove Account (P. 4) TV Favorite Source Power Control (P. 4) TV Power Control (P. 4) TV emote Code (P. 4) TV emote Code earning (P. 4) Initial Screen - POWE Button (P. 4) Initial Screen - CONTO Button (P. 4) GUI position (P. 4) HDMI Standb Through (P. 4) Network Standb (P. 44) Screen Saver Factor eset (P. 44) Signal Information (P. 44) Update Update (P. 44) Network Update (P. 44) Sstem Information (P. 44) Front (P. 7) Center (P. 7) Surround (P. 7) Bass Out (P. 8) Crossover (P. 8) Subwoofer Phase (P. 8) Watch/isten/Pla Icon (P. 40) ename (P. 40) emote Code (P. 40) emote Code earning (P. 40) emove (P. 40) Preset channels Screen Saver (P. 44) Waiting Time (P. 44) Preview (P. 44) Channel Number (P. 4) ename (P. 4) Note The shaded menu items are onl applicable to YMC En

38 Setup menu [Setup menu] [Sub menu] [Setting screen] ENTE ENTE BACK ENTE or BACK Appl the change and return. Discard the change and return. (Note that some changes are applied immediatel.) Initial Setup Initial Setup P. 0 Speaker menu Almost all settings are oimized b the Initial Setup procedure ( P. 0). If ou change the speaker laout or the speakers themselves after executing the Initial Setup process, use this menu to re-oimize the sound. The choices indicated in bold are selected b default. Auto Speaker Setup Select Start and follow steps 6 to at Step : Auto Speaker Setup. ( P. 0) Speaker Configuration Determining the speaker size If the speaker s woofer section is: 6 cm (6.5 in) or larger: large smaller than 6 cm (6.5 in): small Center arge Small None Surround arge Small None Descriions Select this setting when the center speaker is large. Select this setting when the center speaker is small. Select this setting when no center speaker is being used. Descriions Select this setting when the surround speakers are large. Select this setting when the surround speakers are small. Select this setting when no surround speakers are being used. ADVANCED OPEATION Front arge Small Descriions Select this setting when the front speakers are large. Select this setting when the front speakers are small. Note When Bass Out is set to Front, ou can onl select arge for Front. If Front has been set to anthing other than arge before, this unit changes the value to arge automaticall. 7 En

39 Setup menu Bass Out Use this feature to select the speakers from which the FE (low-frequenc effect) and the low-frequenc signals will be output. Output of FE signals Subwoofers Subwoofer and speakers Front speakers Output of low-frequenc signals Other speakers Both Output Not output Not output Subwoofer Output Not output Not output Front Not output Output Not output Both * Subwoofer *4 Subwoofers Subwoofer and speakers Front speakers Other speakers * Output(s) the low-frequenc signals of the front channels and other speakers set to Small. * Alwas output the low-frequenc signals of the front channels. * Output the low-frequenc signals if the speakers are set to arge. *4 Outputs the low-frequenc signals of the speakers set to Small. When Front is selected, ou cannot adjust the subwoofer level using the pop up menu. Crossover Use this feature to select the crossover frequenc of speakers that are set to Small. All frequencies below the selected frequenc are sent to the subwoofer or to the speakers set to arge. s: 40Hz, 60Hz, 80Hz, 00Hz, 0Hz, 60Hz, 00Hz Subwoofer Phase Use this feature to switch the phase of our subwoofer if the bass sound is too weak or unclear. * * * * Front Not output * * Note Normal everse Functions Does not change the phase of our subwoofer. Sets the phase of the subwoofer to reverse. Speaker evel Use this feature to manuall balance the speaker levels. Control range: 0 to +0 (Test Tone: Off, On) Initial setting: 0 (Test Tone: Off, SWF: +6) Control step: Test Tone F F C S S SWF Adjusted speaker Turns the test tone output on or off. Adjusts the front left speaker level. Adjusts the front right speaker level. eset Use this menu to reset the speaker settings. Yes No Sound menu Adjusts the center speaker level. Adjusts the surround left speaker level. Adjusts the surround right speaker level. Adjusts the subwoofer level. Functions esets the speaker related settings. Use this menu to change the various sound settings. The choices indicated in bold are selected b default. Air Surround Xtreme The AI SUOUND XTEME technolog enables ou to enjo up to 7.-channel sound (when multi-channel PCM signals are input) without using surround speakers b simulating sound from virtual speakers. On Off Notes Cancels resetting. Functions Turns on the AI SUOUND XTEME function. Turns off the AI SUOUND XTEME function. When surround speakers are connected, is displaed and ou cannot set the Air Surround Xtreme setting. The AI SUOUND XTEME function is not available in this case. When DSP Program is set to Off or Music Enhancer, the AI SUOUND XTEME function is deactivated. When Air Surround Xtreme is set to Yes, the connected external sources output Dolb Digital or PCM signals instead of Dolb TrueHD or Dolb Digital Plus signals. For details, refer to the owner s manual of the component. 8 En

40 Setup menu Adaive DC (dnamic range control) Use this feature to adjust the dnamic range in conjunction with the volume level. It improves listenabilit at low volume. Dnamic ange Selects the dnamic range adjustment method for reproducing bitstream signals (Dolb Digital, Dolb Digital Plus, Dolb True HD and DTS signal). Functions Functions Auto Off Adjusts the dnamic range automaticall. Does not adjust the dnamic range automaticall. When Adaive DC is set to Auto, this unit controls the dnamic range as follows: If the volume setting is low: the dnamic range is narrow If the volume setting is high: the dnamic range is wide Min/Auto Std Max (Min) Sets the dnamic range suitable for low volume or a quiet environment, such as at night, for bitstream signals (excluding Dolb TrueHD signals). (Auto) Adjusts the dnamic range for Dolb TrueHD signals based on input signal information. Sets the standard dnamic range recommended for regular home use. Outputs sound without adjusting the dnamic range of the input signals. Output level Auto Off Output level Auto Off HDMI Audio Out Use this menu to select whether to pla back HDMI audio signals on this unit or on the TV connected to this unit. Functions Input level Volume: low Input level Volume: high You can also adjust the dnamic range of the bitstream signal sources (Dolb Digital, Dolb Digital Plus, Dolb True HD and DTS signal) b using the Dnamic ange menu. ipsnc Use this menu to adjust the audio and video snchronization. If the connected TV is compatible with the automatic lip snc function The ipsnc mode of this unit is set to Auto, and ou can fine-adjust the audio and video snchronization b adjusting the offset value. Control range: 40 through 0 to 40 ms (the range varies depending on the result of automatic measurement) Control step: ms If the connected TV is not compatible with the automatic lip snc function The ipsnc mode of this unit is set to Manual. Adjust the dela of the sound output manuall to snchronize the sound with the picture. Control range: 0 to 40 ms Control step: ms Amp TV Notes If HDMI Audio Out is set to TV, the available audio signals var depending on the specifications of the connected TV. When HDMI Audio Out is set to TV and the audio signals are output from the jack, the speakers connected to this unit output no sound. Even if HDMI Audio Out is set to TV, the sound signals of some sources are not output from the jack. In this case, sound is output from the speakers connected to this unit. Input menu Outputs HDMI audio signals from the speakers connected to this unit. Outputs HDMI audio signals from the speakers of the TV. Use this menu to add new input sources or change the input source settings ou have made with the Initial Setup procedure. The choices indicated in bold are selected b default. Add new input When ou connect new components to this unit or modif the connections between this unit and other components, use this menu to reflect the new connections. Follow steps to 4 at Step : Source Device Setup. ( P. 5) ADVANCED OPEATION 9 En

41 Setup menu User Input ( Cable, SAT, DVD, etc. the name of an input source ou have added before) Watch/isten/Pla You can customize the icons under the activities displaed on the source screen for each component. For example, if ou listen to a CD using the DVD plaer frequentl, ou can add the CD icon under the isten activit and rename the icon to CD/DVD-P. Selectable icons are as follows: ivetv, Movie, DV, Game, Apple TV, CD, Other, None (Select None when ou want to delete the assigned icon from the selected activit.) You can rename icons with up to eight characters. emote Code Use this menu to switch the remote control code for the component. Follow steps 6 to 5 at Step : Source Device Setup. ( P. 5) emote Code earning Use this menu to add/change remote control codes. See below. emove Use this menu to remove an component ou have added. If ou change the connections between this unit and source devices, first remove the input settings, then make new settings using the Add new input menu ( P. 9). Programming remote control codes from other remote controls You can program remote control codes from other remote controls. Use the learning feature if ou want to program functions not included in the basic operations. Select the source device s tpe. If an remote control code has been set alread, skip this step. Select a button on the remote control or the virtual remote control. You can program the functions of other remote controls to the following buttons. GUIDE, MENU, PEV., EXIT, u / d / j / i, ENTE, CH u / d, and PAGE u / d on the remote control. An of the virtual remote control buttons (including buttons to 4 ( P. )) Select earn and immediatel press and hold the button ou want to program on the remote control until Code learning was successful appears. If the target button is one of the to 4 buttons, ou can rename the button. Select ename and rename the button. If learning was unsuccessful, Code learning failed appears. In this case, place the remote control near the remote control sensor of this unit and select etr, or select Cancel to cancel the learning process. Aim the remote control of other devices at the remote control sensor of this unit within the range of 0 cm to.5 m (4 in. to 8 ft.). 4 To learn other codes, select earn next code and repeat steps to until ou finish learning all the desired code. 5 Select Finished and then Yes to exit the learning process. Notes If the other remote control uses infrared ras, this unit can learn most of its function. However, ou ma not be able to program some special signals or extremel long transmissions. This unit does not support the control interfaces for game consoles. Network menu (YMC-700 onl) Use this menu to adjust the network parameters. Network Select Use this menu to select a connection method (wired or wireless). Ethernet WAN Functions This unit connects to a wired network. This unit connects to a wireless network. 40 En

42 Setup menu IP Address Use this menu to change the network parameters (IP address, etc.) manuall. DHCP (DHCP setting) Use this feature to select whether to allow this unit to obtain the network parameters (IP address, subnet mask, default gatewa, primar DNS server and secondar DNS server) from the DHCP server of the connected network. On Off Descriions Select this setting to allow this unit to obtain the network parameters from the DHCP server of the connected network. Select this setting when ou want to set the network parameters manuall. IP Address (IP address) Use this parameter to specif the IP address assigned to this unit. This value must not be the same as the one used for other devices in the target network. Subnet Mask (Subnet mask) Use this parameter to specif the subnet mask value assigned to this unit. Default Gatewa (Default gatewa) Use this parameter to specif the IP address of the default gatewa. DNS Server (P) (Primar DNS server), DNS Server (S) (Secondar DNS server) Use this parameter to specif the IP address of the primar and secondar DNS (Domain Name Sstem) servers. If ou have onl one DNS address, enter the DNS address in DNS Server (P). If ou have two or more DNS addresses, enter one of them in DNS Server (P) and another in DNS Server (S). Wireless AN When ou select this menu item, this unit automaticall begins to search for wireless networks. After searching is completed, follow the steps below. Select an access point, or select Manual Setup and enter the ESSID (the name of the wireless network named in the Wi-Fi settings). Select the securit tpe and input the securit ke for the network. When ou select None as the securit tpe, ou are not required to input the securit ke. Select Yes to confirm the setting. MAC Address Filter Use this feature to filter the access to this unit via AN to control this unit b the MAC address of the accessing PC. Control range: 00 to FF for each field (Mac Address Filter: On, Off) Mac Address Filter MAC Address - 0 Functions Turns the MAC address filter function on or off. When On is selected, this unit acces PCs whose MAC address is registered. The MAC addresses of network devices which are allowed to connect to this unit. Information You can displa the following network sstem information: MAC Address assigned to this unit IP Address Subnet Mask Default Gatewa DNS Server (P) DNS Server (S) ink Status of the network (No ink/0base-t/ 00Base-TX) and method of communication (Full Duplex/Half Duplex) WAN Signal evel vtuner ID hapsod Information menu (YMC-700 onl) Use this menu to check and change the account status of our hapsod account. Account Status Shows the information regarding the account status. If NOT AVAIABE appears, check the network settings. Sign In Enter our user name (up to 64 characters) and password (up to 64 characters) provided b the hapsod service, then select OK. Note If Sign In fails, an error message appears. In this case, perform the Sign In procedure again. hapsod Free Trial A free 0-da trial of the hapsod service is available. When ou select this menu, the U at which the terms of the trial service can be found appears. If ou agree, select Yes to activate the trial account. emove Account Select this menu to remove our account. ADVANCED OPEATION 4 En

43 Setup menu emote Control menu Use this menu to set up remote control settings. The choices indicated in bold are selected b default. TV Favorite You can store up to 8 favorite TV channels and recall them b selecting the corresponding buttons on the virtual remote control. The kes for the TV Favorite functions are displaed on the virtual remote control when Cable, Satellite/DSS, or DV is selected as the tpe of the source device. Select Fav and the station name ou registered. Channel Number Enter the channel number of our favorite TV stations. You can enter up to 8 characters (numbers and hphen). ename Use this menu to change the name of channels on the pop up menu displaed when ou select Fav on the virtual remote control. ( P. ) Source Power Control Use this menu to turn the Source Power Control function of this unit on or off (standb). The Source Power Control function controls the power of the components to which I flashers are attached. This function works as follows: When ou select an input source, this unit turns on the corresponding component. When ou set this unit to the standb mode, this unit turns off the connected components. Enable Disable Note Functions The Source Power Control function is enabled. The Source Power Control function is disabled. You need to attach the I flashers to the components and configure the remote control settings in advance. TV Power Control Use this menu to turn on or off the TV Power Control function of this unit. The TV Power control function controls the power of the TV to which the I flasher is attached. This function works as follows: When ou turn on this unit, this unit turns on the TV. When ou set this unit to the standb mode, this unit turns off the TV. Enable Disable Note You need to attach the I flasher to the TV and configure the remote control setting in advance. TV emote Code Use this menu to change the remote control code of the connected TV. Follow steps from to 8 of Step : TV emote Control Setup ( P. ). TV emote Code earning If the remote control code set with the TV emote Code menu does not function correctl, use the learning feature to program the remote control code manuall. Select a button to learn. Functions The TV Power Control function is enabled. The TV Power Control function is disabled. TV POWE earn the code of the button for switching the TV s power on and off (standb) on the remote control included with the TV to control the TV s power using TV POWE on the remote control included with this unit. There is no need to learn the code here if the code is properl set at TV emote Control Setup in the Initial Setup procedure. TV On If the remote control included with the TV has a button exclusivel for turning the TV s power on, learn its code. TV Off If the remote control included with the TV has a button exclusivel for turning the TV s power off, learn its code. When the TV On and TV Off codes are learned, the TV s power can be accuratel controlled from this unit. 4 En

44 Setup menu Select earn and immediatel press the TV power control button on the remote control of the TV. When learning was successful, Code learning was successful appears. If learning was unsuccessful, Code learning failed appears. In this case, place the remote control near the remote control sensor of this unit and select etr, or select Cancel to cancel the learning process. Aim the remote control of the TV at the remote control sensor of this unit within the range of 0 cm to.5 m (4 in. to 8 ft.). Select Finished and then Yes to exit the learning process. Note If the other remote control uses infrared ras, this unit can learn most of its function. However, ou ma not be able to program some special signals or extremel long transmissions. Initial Screen - CONTO Button You can set the initial screen displaed when this unit is turned on using CONTO on the remote control. Note You cannot use this feature with CONTO on the top panel. Top Menu ast Activities GUI position Use this feature to adjust the vertical and horizontal position of the menu screen. Control range: 5 (downward/left) to +5 (upward/right) Button Functions The top menu is displaed when this unit is turned on. The plaback screen of the audio source ou listened to the last time is displaed when this unit is turned on. The plaback screen of the selected input source is displaed when this unit is turned on. You cannot select adio, hapsod, Net adio, PC Content, Bluetooth, or. Direction in which the GUI displa moves Oion menu You can adjust the oional sstem settings. The choices indicated in bold are selected b default. Initial Screen - POWE Button You can set the initial screen displaed when this unit is turned on using POWE. Top Menu ast Activities Functions The top menu is displaed when this unit is turned on. The plaback screen of the audio source ou listened to the last time is displaed when this unit is turned on. The plaback screen of the selected input source is displaed when this unit is turned on. You cannot select adio, hapsod, Net adio, PC Content, Bluetooth, or. u d i j Up Press ENTE when the adjustment is finished. HDMI Standb Through Use this feature to decide whether or not to allow the HDMI signals input to the jacks to pass through this unit when this unit is in the standb mode. Off HDMI - Down ight eft Functions Disables the HDMI standb through feature. HDMI signals do not pass through this unit when this unit is in the standb mode. HDMI signals pass through this unit (from the corresponding jack) even when this unit is in the standb mode. When in the standb mode, the power indicator is lit diml. ADVANCED OPEATION Note When HDMI Standb Through is set to oions other than Off, the amount of power consumed in the standb mode increases. 4 En

45 Setup menu Network Standb (YMC-700 onl) Use this feature to select whether or not this unit will acce commands via AN network when it is in the standb mode. Off On Note When Network Standb is set to On, the amount of power consumed in the standb mode increases. Screen Saver Screen saver Select a tpe of screen saver. Off ogos Photos Waiting time Use this menu to set the amount of time before the screen saver is activated. Control range: min to 0min Initial setting: 5min Control step: min Press ENTE to set the value. Preview When ou select this menu, preview is displaed. Press BACK to return to the previous screen. Factor eset Use this menu to reset the sstem to the factor defaults. Notes This procedure completel resets all the parameters of this unit. When ou execute the factor reset command, this unit turns off then back on automaticall. Yes No Descriions Does not acce operations via AN network when in the standb mode. Acces operations via AN network when in the standb mode. When in the standb mode, the power indicator is lit diml. Functions Screen saver is not activated. The Yamaha logo and neohd logo are used for the screen saver. The selected photos ( P. 7) are used for the screen saver. Functions esets the sstem to the factor defaults. Cancels resetting. Signal information Use this to displa audio and video signal information. The displaed information is as follows: Video information Signal Tpe esolution Audio information Decode Status Decode Channel Air Surround Xtreme Note Functions Tpe of source video signal and video signal output from the jack. esolution of the input signal (analog or HDMI) and the output signal (HDMI). Functions appears when this unit cannot displa the corresponding information. Even if ou make settings to output bitstreams directl, some plaers convert Dolb TrueHD or Dolb Digital Plus bitstreams to Dolb Digital bitstreams. Update menu Signal format. Number of source channels in the input signal. Use this menu to update the firmware of this unit. For details on how to update the firmware, refer to the information supplied with updates. Update Network Update (YMC-700 onl) Sstem Information State of the Air Surround Xtreme function. Functions Updates the firmware of this unit using the memor. To start updating the firmware, select Update or Network Update. Note Updates the firmware of this unit via the network. Displas the software version and sstem ID of this unit. Do not use this feature unless ou need to update the firmware. Be sure to read the information supplied with updates before performing firmware updates. DO NOT unplug the power cord during updating. 44 En

46 TOUBESHOOTG efer to the table below when this unit does not function properl. If the problem ou are experiencing is not listed below or if the instructions below do not help, turn off this unit, disconnect the power cable, and contact the nearest authorized Yamaha dealer or service center. General Troubleshooting Problem Cause emed See page This unit fails to turn on or enters the standb mode soon after the power is turned on. The power cable is not connected or the plug is not completel inserted. The protection circuitr has been activated. Connect the power cable firml. Make sure that all speaker wire connections on this unit and on all speakers are secure and that the wire for each connection is not touching anthing other than its respective connection. This unit has been exposed to a strong external electric shock (such as lightning or strong static electricit). Turn off this unit, disconnect the power cable, plug it back in after 0 seconds, then use it normall. No sound. Incorrect input assignment settings. Use the Input menu and correct the assignment settings according to the actual connections. 9 Incorrect input or output cable connections. Connect the cables properl. If the problem persists, the cables ma be defective. 6, Quick Start Guide No appropriate input source has been selected. Select an appropriate input source. 9 Speaker connections are not secure. Secure the connections. 6 The volume is turned down or muted. Turn up the volume. 9 Signals this unit cannot reproduce are being input from a source component, such as a CD-OM. Pla a source whose signals can be reproduced b this unit. The HDMI Audio Out setting is set to TV. The number of connected HDMI components is over the limit. HDCP authentication failed because the HDMI components connected to this unit do not support the HDCP cop protection standards. Set the HDMI Audio Out setting to Amp to output sounds from speakers connected to this unit. educe the number of HDMI components connected to the jack. Connect HDMI components that support the HDCP cop protection standards. 9 ADDITIONA FOMATION No picture. Non-standard video signals are being input. Non-standard video signals ma interfere the GUI screen of this unit. In this case, switch the format of the input signal or stop the signal. The number of connected HDMI components is over the limit. educe the number of HDMI components connected to the jack. HDCP authentication failed because the HDMI components connected to this unit do not support the HDCP cop protection standards. Connect HDMI components that support the HDCP cop protection standards. The sound suddenl goes off. The protection circuitr has been activated because of a short circuit, etc. Check that the speaker wires are not touching each other, then turn this unit back on. Sound is heard from the speaker on one side onl. Incorrect cable connections. The speaker level settings are incorrect. Connect the cables properl. If the problem persists, the cables ma be defective. Adjust the speaker level settings using the Auto Speaker Setup menu En

47 Troubleshooting Problem Cause emed See page Onl the center speaker outputs substantial sound. No sound is heard from the center speaker. No sound is heard from the surround speakers. No sound is heard from the subwoofer. When plaing a monaural source with certain sound field programs, the source signal ma be directed to the center channel, and the front and surround speakers onl output effect sounds. Center at Speaker Configuration is set to None. Surround at Speaker Configuration is set to None. Off or Music Enhancer is selected as the DSP program and the source being plaed back contains no surround sound. A monaural source is being plaed back, and a certain DSP Program is selected. Bass Out in Speaker Configuration is set to Front. The source does not contain lowfrequenc signals. Select another DSP Program. 9 Set Center to Small or arge. 7 Set Surround to Small or arge. 7 Select another DSP Program. 9 Select another DSP Program. 9 Set Bass Out to Subwoofer or Both. 8 The audio input sources cannot be plaed in the desired digital audio signal format. The connected component is not set to output the desired digital audio signals. Make an appropriate setting following the owner s manual of our component. A humming sound is heard. Incorrect cable connections. Connect the audio cables firml. If the problem persists, the cables ma be defective. This unit does not operate properl. The internal microcomputer has been frozen b an external electric shock (such as lightning or excessive static electricit) or b a power suppl with low voltage. Disconnect the power cable from the AC wall outlet, then plug it in again after about 0 seconds. There is noise interference from digital or radio frequenc equipment. The picture is disturbed. This unit is too close to the digital or highfrequenc equipment. The video source uses scrambled or encoded signals to prevent dubbing. Move this unit further awa from such equipment. This unit suddenl enters the standb mode. The internal temperature is too high and the overheat protection circuitr has been activated. Wait about hour for this unit to cool down, then turn it back on. 46 En

48 Troubleshooting Tuner Problem Cause emed See page stereo receion is nois. The characteristics of stereo broadcasts ma cause this problem when the transmitter is too far awa or the antenna input is poor. Check the antenna connections. 7 Tr using a high-qualit directional antenna. Use the manual tuning method. There is distortion, and clear receion cannot be obtained even with a good antenna. There is multi-path interference. Adjust the antenna position to eliminate multi-path interference. The desired station cannot be tuned in with the automatic tuning method. The signal is too weak. Use a high-qualit directional antenna. Use the manual tuning method. emote control Problem Cause emed See page The remote control does not work or does not function properl. Wrong distance or angle. Direct sunlight or lighting (from an inverter tpe fluorescent lamp, etc.) is striking the remote control sensor of this unit. The remote control will function within a maximum range of 6 m (0 ft) and no more than 0 degrees offaxis from the front panel. eposition this unit. 4 The batteries are weak. eplace all the batteries. 5 The batteries do not last long. Using alkaline batteries is strongl recommended. The remote control code is not correctl set. Set the remote control code correctl. 40, 4 Tr setting another code of the same manufacturer. 40, 4 Some buttons on the virtual remote control do not function. The remote control does not learn new functions. The I flashers are not connected/attached correctl. emote control codes are directl transmitted to the remote control sensor of the target device. This unit and the remote control are too far apart or too close together. The batteries of the other remote control are too weak. Connect/attach the I flashers properl. Also refer to the owner s manual of the external components. Conceal the remote control sensor of the target device so that the remote control codes are received directl from the remote control. Place the remote control within the range of 0 cm to.5 m (4 in. to 8 ft.). eplace all the batteries. 8 ADDITIONA FOMATION There is noise interference from digital or radio frequenc equipment. If a CT displa or equipment connected to a CT displa is placed near this unit, move this unit awa from such equipment. If metal objects are near this unit, move this unit awa from them. 47 En

49 Troubleshooting, Network, and hapsod Problem Cause emed See page Access Error is displaed even when a device is present. The music files and directories in the device cannot be viewed. This unit has recognized the storage device as an unauthorized device. The music files and directories are placed in locations other than the FAT area. You are atteming to browse director hierarchies of over 8 levels or a director with more than 500 files. Turn this unit off then on again. Place music files and directories in the FAT area. Modif the data structure on our device. The PC server/ Internet adio/ hapsod does not function properl. The IP address is not set properl. Set the DHCP server function of the router to ON. Alternatel, perform manual configuration according to the current operating environment. The network cable is not connected. Connect it properl The music on the PC server cannot be plaed back. Internet adio stations cannot be plaed. The PC does not have Windows Media Plaer installed on it. The music is recorded in a format that cannot be plaed on this unit. This unit cannot pla music formats other than WAV (PCM format onl), MP, WMA, MPEG-4 AAC, or FAC. Also note that it cannot pla certain music files even if these are recorded in the WAV (PCM format onl), MP, WMA, MPEG-4 AAC, or FAC format. The firewall of the network device is activated. Internet adio stations can onl be plaed when the signal pass through the port designated b the individual radio stations. The port number varies from station to station. Install Windows Media Plaer on the PC. Pla music recorded in a format that this unit is compatible with. Check the firewall setting of the network device. Connection to the Internet is disconnected. Check the configuration of the network device, then contact the network connection provider. Image files cannot be displaed. The file format is other than JPEG. Select JPEG image files. 48 En

50 Troubleshooting Status message Cause emed See page Access error This unit cannot access our storage device. Tr another storage device. There is a problem with the signal path from our storage device to this unit. Turn off this unit and reconnect our storage device to the port of this unit. Tr resetting our storage device. This unit cannot connect to the data server due to network error, etc. Check the network settings, then contact the network connection provider. Connected A storage device is properl connected to this unit. Disconnected The storage device is disconnected. Connect the storage device securel. 6 Access Denied The PC ou are atteming to connect has denied connection. Acce the YMC-700 on the Media Sharing screen of Windows Media Plaer. 5 Unable to pla This unit cannot pla back the songs currentl stored on our PC. Make sure Windows Media Plaer is installed on our PC. Check that the songs currentl stored on our PC are plaable (MP, WMA, MPEG-4 AAC, and WAV). Store some other plaable music files (MP, WMA, MPEG-4 AAC, and WAV) on our PC. The network ma be overloaded with heav traffic, and plaback is interrued. Tr preparing a network exclusivel for use with this unit to separate it from general network traffic. icense Unavailable You are atteming to pla back expired digital rights management (DM) encred content. Select a file that is not protected b DM. Windows Media Plaer does not acquire the DM license for the file. Acquire the license to pla back the file on Windows Media Plaer. ipod Note If there is a transmission error but no status message appears on the GUI screen, check the connection of our ipod. Status message Cause emed oading... This unit is in the process of recognizing the connection with our ipod. See page ADDITIONA FOMATION This unit is in the process of acquiring song lists from our ipod. Connect Error There is a problem with the signal path from our ipod to this unit. Turn off this unit and reconnect the Yamaha ipod universal dock to the terminal of this unit. 7 Tr resetting our ipod. Unknown ipod The ipod being used is not supported b this unit. This unit supports ipod touch, ipod (Click Wheel, including ipod classic), ipod nano and ipod mini. ipod Connected Your ipod is properl stationed in a Yamaha ipod universal dock (such as the YDS-, sold separatel) connected to the terminal of this unit, and the connection between our ipod and this unit is complete. ipod Disconnected Your ipod was removed from a Yamaha ipod universal dock (such as the YDS-, sold separatel) connected to the terminal of this unit. Station our ipod back in a Yamaha ipod universal dock (such as the YDS-, sold separatel) connected to the terminal of this unit En

51 Troubleshooting Bluetooth Status message Searching... Cause The Bluetooth wireless audio receiver and the Bluetooth component are in the process of the pairing. The Bluetooth wireless audio receiver and the Bluetooth component are in the process of establishing the connection. Pairing Completed Pairing Canceled Bluetooth Connected Bluetooth Disconnected No Bluetooth eceiver Bluetooth eceiver Error The pairing is completed. The pairing has been canceled. The connection between the Yamaha Bluetooth wireless audio receiver (such as the YBA-0, sold separatel) and the Bluetooth component is established. The Bluetooth component is disconnected from the Yamaha Bluetooth wireless audio receiver (such as the YBA-0, sold separatel). The Bluetooth wireless audio receiver (such as the YBA-0, sold separatel) is not connected to this unit. The Bluetooth wireless audio receiver has returned an error. Contact the nearest authorized Yamaha dealer or service center. Auto Speaker Setup If an error or warning message appears, check the cause of the problem, then perform the Auto Speaker Setup procedure again. Error message Cause emed See page E-: NO FONT SP Front / channel signals are not detected. Check the front / speaker connections. 6 E-: NO SU. SP No surround channel signals are detected. Check the surround / speaker connections. E-: NOISY Background noise is too loud. Perform the Auto Speaker Setup in a quiet environment. Turn off nois electric equipment like air conditioners or move them awa from the YPAO Mic. 6 E-4: NO MIC The YPAO Mic was unplugged during the Auto Speaker Setup procedure. Connect the supplied YPAO Mic to the YPAO Mic jack. E-5: NO SIGNA The YPAO Mic does not detect test tones. Check the YPAO Mic setting. Check the speaker connections and placement. 6, 9 The YPAO Mic or YPAO Mic jack ma be defective. Contact the nearest Yamaha dealer or service center. E-6: USE CANCE The Auto Speaker Setup procedure was cancelled due to user activit. Perform the Auto Speaker Setup procedure again. 0 E-7: TENA EO An internal error occurred. Perform the Auto Speaker Setup procedure again. If this error occurs repeatedl, contact a qualified Yamaha service center. 0 Warning message Cause emed See page SWF EVE EO The difference of volume level between speakers and subwoofer is excessive. Adjust the volume of the subwoofer to compensate the status of SWF on the results displa En

52 GOSSAY Glossar AI SUOUND XTEME New Surround technolog developed b Yamaha enables surround with fewer speakers. In comparison to traditional front surround technolog, the AI SUOUND XTEME provides a natural surround sound field. Audio and video snchronization (lip snc) ip snc, an abbreviation for lip snchronization, is a technical term that involves both a problem and a capabilit of maintaining audio and video signals snchronized during post-production and transmission. Whereas the audio and video latenc requires complex end-user adjustments, HDMI version. incorporates an automatic audio and video sncing capabilit that allows devices to perform this snchronization automaticall and accuratel without user interaction. Component video signal With the component video signal sstem, the video signal is separated into the Y signal for the luminance and the PB and P signals for the chrominance. Color can be reproduced more faithfull with this sstem because each of these signals is independent. The component signal is also called the color difference signal because the luminance signal is subtracted from the color signal. Composite video signal With the composite video signal sstem, the video signal is composed of three basic elements of a video picture: color, brightness and snchronization data. A composite video jack on a video component transmits these three elements combined. Deep Color Deep Color refers to the use of various color dehs in displas, up from the 4-bit dehs in previous versions of the HDMI specification. This extra bit deh allows HDTVs and other displas go from millions of colors to billions of colors and eliminate on-screen color banding for smooth tonal transitions and subtle gradations between colors. The increased contrast ratio can represent man times more shades of gra between black and white. Also Deep Color increases the number of available colors within the boundaries defined b the GB or YCbCr color space. Dolb Digital Dolb Digital is a digital surround sound sstem that gives ou completel independent multi-channel audio. With front channels (front / and center), and surround stereo channels, Dolb Digital provides 5 full-range audio channels. With an additional channel especiall for bass effects, called FE (ow Frequenc Effect), the sstem has a total of 5.-channels (FE is counted as 0. channel). B using -channel stereo for the surround speakers, more accurate moving sound effects and surround sound environment are possible. The wide dnamic range from maximum to minimum volume reproduced b the 5 full-range channels and the precise sound orientation generated using digital sound processing provide listeners with unprecedented excitement and realism. With this unit, an sound environment from monaural up to a 5.-channel configuration can be freel selected for our enjoment. Dolb Digital Plus Dolb Digital Plus is an advanced audio technolog developed for high-definition programming and media including HD broadcasts and Blu-ra Disc. Selected as an oional audio standard for Blura Disc, this technolog delivers multichannel sound with discrete channel output. Supporting bitrates up to 6.0 Mbps, Dolb Digital Plus can carr up to 7. discreet audio channels simultaneousl. Supported b HDMI version. and designed for the oical disc plaers and AV receivers/amplifiers of the future, Dolb Digital Plus also remains full compatible with the existing multichannel audio sstems that incorporate Dolb Digital. Dolb TrueHD Dolb TrueHD is an advanced lossless audio technolog developed for high-definition disc-based media including Blu-ra Disc. Selected as an oional audio standard for Blu-ra Disc, this technolog delivers sound that is bit-for-bit identical to the studio master, offering a high-definition home theater experience. Supporting bitrates up to 8.0 Mbps, Dolb TrueHD can carr up to 8 discrete channels of 4-bit/96 khz audio simultaneousl. Supported b HDMI version. and designed for the oical disc plaers and AV receivers/amplifiers of the future, Dolb TrueHD also remains full compatible with the existing multichannel audio sstems and retains the metadata capabilit of Dolb Digital, allowing dialog normalization and dnamic range control. DTS 96/4 DTS 96/4 offers an unprecedented level of audio qualit for multichannel sound on DVD video, and is full backward-compatible with all DTS decoders. 96 refers to a 96 khz sampling rate compared to the tpical 48 khz sampling rate. 4 refers to 4-bit word length. DTS 96/4 offers sound qualit transparent to the original 96/4 master, and 96/4 5.-channel sound with full-qualit full-motion video for music programs and motion picture soundtracks on DVD video. DTS Digital Surround DTS digital surround was developed to replace the analog soundtracks of movies with a 6.-channel digital sound track. DTS, Inc. has developed a home theater sstem so that ou can enjo the deh of sound and natural spatial representation of DTS digital surround in our home. This sstem produces practicall distortion-free 6-channel sound (technicall, front left and right, center, surround left and right, and FE 0. (subwoofer) channels for a total of 5. channels). This unit incorporates a DTS-ES decoder that enables 6.-channel reproduction b adding the surround back channel to the existing 5.-channel format. FAC FAC (Free ossless Audio Codec) is an audio compression format. FAC uses lossless compression, allowing the signals to be compressed with absolutel no loss of the original sound s data. ADDITIONA FOMATION 5 En

53 Glossar HDMI HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is the first industr-supported, uncompressed, all-digital audio/video interface. Providing an interface between an source (such as a set-top box or AV receiver) and an audio/video monitor (such as a digital television), HDMI supports standard, enhanced or highdefinition video as well as multi-channel digital audio using a single cable. HDMI transmits all ATSC HDTV standards and supports 8-channel digital audio, with bandwidth to spare to accommodate future enhancements and requirements. When used in combination with HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection), HDMI provides a secure audio/video interface that meets the securit requirements of content providers and sstem operators. For further information on HDMI, visit the HDMI website at FE 0. channel This channel reproduces low-frequenc signals. The frequenc range of this channel is from 0 Hz to 0 Hz. This channel is counted as 0. because it onl enforces a low-frequenc range compared to the full-range reproduced b the other channels in sstems. MP One of the audio compression methods used b MPEG. It emplos the irreversible compression method, which achieves a high compression rate b thinning out the data of hardl audible part to the human ears. It is said to be capable of compressing the data quantit b about / (8 kbps) while maintaining a similar audio qualit to music CD. MPEG-4 AAC An MPEG-4 audio standard. As it allows compression of data at a bit rate lower than that of MPEG- AAC, it is used among others for mobile telephones, portable audio plaers and other lowcapacit devices requiring high sound qualit. In addition to the above tpes of devices, MPEG-4 AAC is also used to distribute contents on the Internet, and as such is supported b computers, media servers and man other devices. PCM (inear PCM) inear PCM is a signal format under which an analog audio signal is digitized, recorded and transmitted without using an compression. The PCM sstem uses a technique for sampling the size of the analog signal per ver small unit of time. Standing for Pulse Code Modulation, the analog signal is encoded as pulses and then modulated for recording. Sampling frequenc and number of quantized bits When digitizing an analog audio signal, the number of times the signal is sampled per second is called the sampling frequenc, while the degree of fineness when converting the sound level into a numeric value is called the number of quantized bits. The range of rates that can be plaed back is determined based on the sampling rate, while the dnamic range representing the sound level difference is determined b the number of quantized bits. In principle, the higher the sampling frequenc, the wider the range of frequencies that can be plaed back, and the higher the number of quantized bits, the more finel the sound level can be reproduced. WAV Windows standard audio file format, which defines the method of recording the digital data obtained b converting audio signals. It does not specif the compression (coding) method so a desired compression method can be used with it. B default, it is compatible with the PCM method (no compression) and some compression methods including the ADPCM method. WMA An audio compression method developed b Microsoft Corporation. It emplos the irreversible compression method, which achieves a high compression rate b thinning out the data of hardl audible part to the human ears. It is said to be capable of compressing the data quantit b about / (64 kbps) while maintaining a similar audio qualit to music CD. x.v.color A color space standard supported b HDMI version.. It is a more extensive color space than sgb, and allows the expression of colors that could not be expressed before. While remaining compatible with the color gamut of sgb standards, x.v.color expands the color space and can thus produce more vivid, natural images. It is particularl effective for still pictures and computer graphics. 5 En

54 Glossar Information on audio/video jacks and cable plugs This unit has three tpes of audio jacks, two tpes of video jacks and HDMI jacks. You can choose the connection method depending on the component to be connected. Audio jacks Video jacks / (Orange) (ed) (White) (Green) (Blue) (ed) (Yellow) C O Y PB P V Coaxial digital audio cable plug Oical digital audio cable plug eft and right analog audio cable plugs Component video cable plugs Composite video cable plug (COAXIA) jack For digital audio signals transmitted via a coaxial digital audio cable. (OPTICA) jack For digital audio signals transmitted via an oical digital audio cable. jacks For conventional analog audio signals transmitted via a left and right analog audio cable. Connect the red plugs to the right jacks, the white plugs to the left jacks. Note You cannot use the jacks to input PCM, Dolb Digital and DTS bitstreams. / jacks For component video signals, separated into the luminance (Y) and chrominance (PB, P) video signals transmitted on separate wires of component video cables. jack For conventional composite video signals transmitted via composite video cable. This unit is equipped with a video up-conversion function as shown below. HDMI Input Output ADDITIONA FOMATION COMPONENT VIDEO VIDEO Through Video upconversion 5 En

55 Glossar Information on HDMI This unit has three HDMI input jacks and an HDMI output jack for digital audio and video signal input/output. HDMI jack and cable plug HDMI We recommend that ou use a commerciall available HDMI cable shorter than 5 meters (6 feet) with the HDMI logo printed on it. Use a conversion cable (HDMI jack DVI-D jack) to connect this unit to other DVI components. If ou set HDMI Standb Through in Oion to HDMI, HDMI or HDMI, this unit allows the HDMI signals input at the corresponding jack to pass through this unit and be output from the jack. Notes Do not disconnect or connect the cable or turn off the power of the HDMI component connected to the jack of this unit while data is being transferred. Doing so ma disru plaback or cause noise. The jack outputs the audio signals input at the HDMI input jacks onl. If ou turn off the TV connected to the jacks via a DVI connection, the connection ma fail. HDMI signal compatibilit with this unit Audio signals HDMI cable plug Notes When CPPM cop-protected DVD audio is plaed back, video and audio signals ma not be output, depending on the tpe of DVD plaer being used. This unit is not compatible with non HDCP compliant HDMI or DVI components. To decode bitstream audio signals on this unit, ou ma need to change some settings on the source component. Video signals This unit is compatible with video signals of the following resolutions: 480i/60 Hz 576i/50 Hz 480p/60 Hz 576p/50 Hz 70p/60 Hz, 50 Hz 080i/60 Hz, 50 Hz 080p/60 Hz, 50 Hz, 4Hz Compatibilit with Deep Color and x.v.color video signals This unit acces Deep Color (0 or 6-bit) and x.v.color video signals. Note If the TV is not compatible with Deep Color or x.v.color video signals, the video source ma not be plaed back correctl. Audio signal tpes ch inear PCM Multi channel inear PCM Bitstream Bitstream (High definition audio) Audio signal formats ch, -9 khz, 6/0/4 bit 8ch, -9 khz, 6/0/4 bit Dolb Digital, DTS Dolb TrueHD, Dolb Digital Plus Compatible media CD, DVD-Video, DVD-Audio, etc. DVD-Audio, Blu-ra Disc, HD DVD, etc. DVD-Video, Blu-ra Disc, HD DVD Blu-ra Disc, HD DVD, etc. efer to the owner s manual of the input source component and set the component appropriatel. 54 En

56 SPECIFICATIONS Specifications Power Suppl... AC 0 V, 60 Hz Power Consumion YMC W YMC W Standb Power Consumion (eference Data) W Maximum Power Consumion 5 ch, 0% THD W Dimensions (W x H x D)... YMC x 9 x mm (-/4-5/8 -/8 ) YMC x 9 x mm (-/4-5/8 -/8 ) Weight....6 kg (7.9 lbs) * Specifications are subject to change without notice. ADDITIONA FOMATION COMPIANCE FOMATION STATEMENT (DECAATION OF CONFOMITY POCEDUE) esponsible Part: Address: Yamaha Electronics Corporation, U.S.A Orangethorpe Avenue Buena Park, CA 9060 Telephone: (toll free) Fax: Tpe of Equipment: Media Controller Model Name: YMC-700/YMC-500 This device complies with Part 5 of the FCC ules. Operation is subject to the following conditions: This device ma not cause harmful interference. This device must acce an interference received including interference that ma cause undesired operation. See the Troubleshooting section of this manual if interference to radio receion is suspected. We Want You istening For A ifetime Yamaha and the Electronic Industries Association s Consumer Electronics Group want ou to get the most out of our equipment b plaing it at a safe level. One that lets the sound come through loud and clear without annoing blaring or distortion and, most importantl, without affecting our sensitive hearing. Since hearing damage from loud sounds is often undetectable until it is too late, Yamaha and the Electronic Industries Association s Consumer Electronics Group recommend ou to avoid prolonged exposure from excessive volume levels. 55 En

57 QUICK EFEENCE Quick reference Activit Setup Watching TV programs Watching DVDs or Blu-ra discs Watching video contents stored on our ipod Connecting an ipod dock ( P. 7) istening to CDs istening to music stored on our ipod Connecting an ipod dock ( P. 7) istening to music using Bluetooth Connecting a Bluetooth receiver ( P. 7) istening to radio stations istening to music stored on storage devices Making basic connections ( Quick Start Guide) Setting up the speakers, input sources and remote control codes ( P. 0) Connecting an antenna ( P. 7) Connecting a storage device ( P. 6) istening to hapsod music (YMC-700 onl) istening to Internet radio (YMC-700 onl) istening to music stored on PCs (YMC-700 onl) Viewing photos stored on PCs (YMC-700 onl) Connecting to a router ( P. 7) and Setting up the network ( P. 40) Setting up Your PC ( P. 5) Plaing back photos stored on storage devices Connecting a storage device ( P. 6) Plaing games 56 En

58 Quick reference Select input Controlling plaback ( P. 0) Control plaback egistering our favorite TV stations ( P. 4) Customizing the remote control ( P. 40) Controlling ipod ( P. 8) Controlling plaback ( P. 0) Customizing the remote control ( P. 40) Controlling ipod ( P. 8) Pairing ( P. 5) and plaback on our Bluetooth device Select DSP Programs / Adjusting the tone ( P. 9) Tuning in to a station ( P. ) Presetting stations ( P. ) Controlling plaback ( P. 4) Searching music ( P. ) Selecting a station ( P. 0) Adding to the librar ( P. ) Adding to the bookmark ( P. ) ADDITIONA FOMATION Controlling plaback ( P. 4) Viewing photos ( P. 6) Using photos as a screen saver ( P. 7) Controlling plaback ( P. 0) Select DSP Programs / Adjusting tone ( P. 9) Customizing the remote control ( P. 40) 57 En