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4-229-127-14(2)
FM Stereo
FM-AM Receiver
Operating Instructions
2000 Sony Corporation
STR-DB940
STR-DB840
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - FM-AM Receiver

4-229-127-14(2)FM StereoFM-AM ReceiverOperating Instructions 2000 Sony CorporationSTR-DB940STR-DB840

Page 2 - Precautions

10Hooking Up the ComponentsINOUTççççLINELRLINEINPUT OUTPUTDIGITALINOPTICALOUTINOUT4 Ω 8 ΩBARL RL–INOUTSIGNALGNDCOAXIALAMUUANTENNATAPEIMPEDANCE SEL

Page 3 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

11Hooking Up the ComponentsLRREARFRONT5.1CH OUTPUTCENTERSUB WOOFER4 Ω 8 ΩBARL RL–INOUTSIGNALGNDCOAXIALAMUUANTENNATAPEIMPEDANCE SELECTORINPHONOINCDREA

Page 4 - Components

12Hooking Up the ComponentsCTRL S (STATUS) IN/OUT** CONTROL A1AC OUTLET*b4 Ω 8 ΩBARL RL–INOUTSIGNALGNDCOAXIALAMUUANTENNATAPEIMPEDANCE SELECTORINPHONOI

Page 5 - Antenna Hookups

13Hooking Up the Components******ADEBCAUDIOOUTOUT INS-LINKVIDEOININS-LINKVIDEOOUTAUDIOOUTOUTPUTINS-LINKVIDEOOUTAUDIOOUTOUTPUTMONITORAUDIO INCTRL SOUTC

Page 6 - Audio Component Hookups

14Hooking Up the ComponentsOther HookupsConnecting the AC power cordBefore connecting the AC power cord of this receiver to awall outlet:• Connect the

Page 7 - STR-DB840

15Hooking Up and Setting Up the Speaker SystemSET UP501397462810••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••–••••–+ –+++–?/1Hooking Upand Setting Upthe SpeakerSyste

Page 8 - Video Component Hookups

16Hooking Up and Setting Up the Speaker SystemFront speaker (R) Front speaker (L)Center speakerActive sub wooferRear speaker (R) Rear speaker (L)zTo c

Page 9

17Hooking Up and Setting Up the Speaker SystemSpeaker impedanceTo enjoy multi channel surround, connect front, center,and rear speakers with a nominal

Page 10 - Required cords

18Hooking Up and Setting Up the Speaker System1/u501397462810••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••–••••–+ –+++–?/1Performing Initial Setup OperationsOnce you

Page 11 - 5.1CH Input Hookups

19Hooking Up and Setting Up the Speaker System45°90°20°A ABCC45°90°20°A ABCCMulti Channel Surround SetupFor the best possible surround sound all speak

Page 12

2WARNINGTo prevent fire or shockhazard, do not expose theunit to rain or moisture.For customers in the United StatesThis symbol is intended to alert t

Page 13 - S-LINK CONTROL S hookup

20Hooking Up and Setting Up the Speaker System60°90°20°AB30°BC CAx Center speaker size (CENTER)Initial setting : LARGE• If you connect a large speaker

Page 14 - Connecting the AC power cord

21Hooking Up and Setting Up the Speaker System6030ABABx Rear speaker height (REAR HEIGHT)*Initial setting : LOWThis parameter lets you specify the hei

Page 15 - Hooking Up

22Hooking Up and Setting Up the Speaker SystemzAbout speaker distancesThis unit allows you to input the speaker position in terms ofdistance. However,

Page 16 - Speaker System Hookup

23Hooking Up and Setting Up the Speaker SystemBefore turning on the receiverMake sure that you have:• Turned MASTER VOLUME to the leftmost position (0

Page 17 - Speaker impedance

24Hooking Up and Setting Up the Speaker SystemBefore You Use Your ReceiverThere is no sound no matter which component isselected., Check that both the

Page 18 - 1 Turn off the receiver

25Hooking Up and Setting Up the Speaker System

Page 19 - Multi Channel Surround Setup

26Front Panel PartsDescriptionLocation ofParts and BasicOperationsThis chapter provides informationabout the locations and functions ofthe buttons and

Page 20

27Location of Parts and Basic Amplifier Operations12345501397462810••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••PHONESSPEAKERSAOFFA+BBMASTER VOLUMEDIMMERDISPLAYVIDE

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28Location of Parts and Basic Amplifier Operations501397462810••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••PHONESSPEAKERSAOFFA+BBMASTER VOLUMEDIMMERDISPLAYVIDEO 3 I

Page 22 - Adjusting the speaker volume

29Location of Parts and Basic Amplifier Operationsqa Use these buttons to enjoy surround sound. Fordetails, see “Enjoying Surround Sound” starting fr

Page 23 - Receiver

3Conventions• The instructions in this manual describe the controls onthe receiver. You can also use the controls on thesupplied remote if they have

Page 24 - Before You Use Your Receiver

30Location of Parts and Basic Amplifier Operationsws NAME buttonPress to activate the name function and enter namesfor preset stations and program sou

Page 25

31Enjoying Surround SoundEnjoyingSurroundSoundThis chapter describes how to set upthe receiver to enjoy surround sound.You can enjoy multi channel sur

Page 26 - Operations

32Enjoying Surround SoundANLG DIRECTLEVELEQSUREQUALIZERCINEMA STUDIO EX. A~C501397462810••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••–••••–+ –+++–?/1Selecting a Soun

Page 27 - When 5.1CH INPUT is selected

33Enjoying Surround SoundLCRLSRSRSLSRSLSSoftware with multi channel surround audio signals isplayed according to the way it was recorded.Software with

Page 28 - When the tuner is selected

34Enjoying Surround SoundLCRLSRSRSLSRSLSLCRLSRSRSLSRSLSLCRLSRSRSLSRSLSLCRLSRSRSLSRSLSLCRLSRSRSLSRSLSLCRLSRSRSLSRSLSLCRLSRSRSLSRSLSSound field Effect N

Page 29

35Enjoying Surround SoundLCRLSRSRSLSRSLSLCRRSLSSound field Effect NotesIdeal for soft acoustic sounds.Ideal for musicals and opera.Great for rock or p

Page 30 - Front Panel Parts Description

36Enjoying Surround SoundDIGITALaPRO LOGICS.WOOFER STEREO RDSD.RANGE EQ MONO TA NEWS INFOOPTICAL COAXIALMPEGDTSDUALL.F.E.LLSCSRRSMEMORY123 45 6 7qa 0

Page 31 - Surround

37Enjoying Surround SoundInput Channel DisplayRecordingFormat(Front/Rear)Source Sound and Output Channel DisplayAll speakerspresentRear speakersabsent

Page 32 - Selecting a Sound Field

38Enjoying Surround SoundCustomizing Sound FieldsBy adjusting the surround parameters and theequalization of the front, rear and center speakers, youc

Page 33 - Sound field Effect Notes

39Enjoying Surround SoundAdjusting the level parametersThe LEVEL menu contains parameters that let you adjustthe balance and speaker volumes of each s

Page 34

4Hooking UptheComponentsThis chapter describes how to connectvarious audio and video componentsto the receiver. Be sure to read thesections for the c

Page 35

40Enjoying Surround SoundAdjusting the equalizerThe EQ menu lets you adjust the equalization (low, mid,and high frequencies) of the front, rear and ce

Page 36 - 123 45 6 7

41Enjoying Surround SoundAdjustable parameters for each soundfield <

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42Enjoying Surround SoundAdjustable parameters for each sound field (continued) <

Page 38 - Customizing Sound Fields

43Receiving BroadcastsReceivingBroadcastsThis chapter describes how to receiveFM or AM broadcasts and how topreset selected stations.You can tune in s

Page 39 - 2 Press LEVEL

44Receiving BroadcastsBrief descriptions of buttons used toreceive broadcastsPRESET TUNING +/– buttons: Press to scan all presetradio stations.DISPLA

Page 40 - 2 Press EQ

45Receiving BroadcastsDirect TuningUse the supplied remote to perform the followingoperations. For details on the buttons used in this section,see the

Page 41

46Receiving BroadcastsnA1˜A2˜...˜A0˜B1˜B2˜...˜B0NnC0˜...C2˜C1NTuning to preset stationsYou can tune the preset stations either of the followingtwo wa

Page 42

47Receiving BroadcastsvUsing the Radio Data System (RDS)(This function is for models of area code CED only.)Receiving RDS broadcastsSimply select a st

Page 43 - Broadcasts

48Receiving BroadcastsvUsing the Radio Data System (RDS)1 Tune in a preset FM RDS station so that the RDSindicator lights up.2 Press RDS EON repeatedl

Page 44 - Automatically (AUTOBETICAL)

49Receiving BroadcastsProgram type indication DescriptionWeather & Metr Weather informationFinance Stock market reports and trading,etc.Children’s

Page 45 - Automatic Tuning

5Hooking Up the ComponentsCOAXIALAMUANTENNAFM75ΩCOAXIALFM75Ω4 Ω 8 ΩBARL RL–INLRLROUTSIGNALGNDCOAXIALAMUUANTENNATAPEIMPEDANCE SELECTORINPHONOINCDREARFR

Page 46 - Preset Tuning

50SET UPNAMESLEEP ENTERFUNCTION501397462810••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••–••••–+ –+++–?/1OtherOperationsBrief descriptions of buttons that appearin th

Page 47 - 3 Press RDS PTY

51Other OperationsRecordingYour receiver makes it easy to record to and from thecomponents connected to it. You don’t have to connectthe playback and

Page 48 - Description of program types

52Other Operationsn 2:00:00 n 1:30:00n 1:00:00 n 0:30:00 n OFFRecording on a video tapeYou can record from a VCR, a TV, or an LD player usingthe recei

Page 49 - Receiving Broadcasts

53Other OperationsAdjustments Using the SET UP ButtonSetting up the 2 way remote(STR-DB940 only)This receiver is shipped from the factory with the 2 w

Page 50

54Other OperationsCONTROL A1 ControlSystemGetting StartedThis section explains the basic functions of theCONTROL A1 Control System. Certain component

Page 51 - FUNCTION

55Other OperationsCONTROL A1ConnectionsConnect monaural (2P) mini-plug cords in series to theCONTROL A1 jacks on the back of each component. Youcan co

Page 52 - Using the Sleep Timer

56TroubleshootingIf you experience any of the following difficulties whileusing the receiver, use this troubleshooting guide to helpyou remedy the pro

Page 53 - (STR-DB940 only)

57Additional InformationNo sound is heard from the center speaker., Make sure the sound field function is on (pressSOUND FIELD — MODE)., Select a soun

Page 54 - CONTROL A1 Control

58Additional InformationSpecificationsAUDIO POWERSPECIFICATIONSPOWER OUTPUT ANDTOTAL HARMONICDISTORTION:With 8 ohm loads, bothchannels driven, from 20

Page 55 - Basic Functions

59Additional InformationFrequency responsePHONO: RIAAequalization curve±0.5 dBCD, TAPE, MD/DAT,MD/TAPE, DVD/LD, TV/SAT,VIDEO 1, 2, andVIDEO 3:10 Hz –

Page 56 - Information

6Hooking Up the ComponentsINOUTLINELRLINEINPUT OUTPUTLINELRLINEINPUT OUTPUTLINELROUTPUTçççç4 Ω 8 ΩBARL RL–INOUTSIGNALGNDCOAXIALAMUUANTENNATAPEIMPE

Page 57

60Additional InformationGeneralSystem Tuner section:PLL quartz-lockeddigital synthesizersystemPreamplifier section:Low-noise NF typeequalizerPower amp

Page 58 - Specifications

61Additional InformationGlossarySurround soundSound that consists of three elements:direct sound, early reflected sound(early reflections) and reverbe

Page 59 - FM tuner section

62Additional InformationPress and light Press or to select Turn jog dial to select See pageSUR button EFFECT LEVEL depends on sound mode (in 21 st

Page 60 - Video section

63Additional Information1) When the speakers are set to SMALL only.2)STR-DB940 only.3)Models of area code U, CA only.4)Except for models of area code

Page 61 - Glossary

64Additional InformationIndexAAC-3. See Dolby Digital (AC-3)Adjustingbrightness of the display 28equalizer 40speaker volumes 22surround paramet

Page 62 - Additional Information

7Hooking Up the ComponentsINOUTLINELRLINEINPUT OUTPUTLINELROUTPUTçç4 Ω 8 ΩBARL RL–SIGNALGNDCOAXIALAMUUANTENNAIMPEDANCE SELECTORINPHONOINCDREARFRONT

Page 63

8Hooking Up the ComponentsVIDEOOUTRAUDIOOUTVIDEOINAUDIOINOUTPUTINPUTLINOUTAUDIO OUT VIDEO OUTLROUTPUTAUDIO OUT VIDEO OUTLROUTPUTVIDEOOUTRAUDIOOUTVIDEO

Page 64 - Printed in Malaysia

9Hooking Up the ComponentsVIDEOOUTRAUDIOOUTOUTPUTLDIGITALCOAXIALOUTPUTVIDEOOUTRAUDIOOUTOUTPUTLDIGITALOPTICALOUTPUTDIGITALOPTICALOUTPUT4 Ω 8 ΩBARL RL–I

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