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  • Page 1

    NH S - 3 0 1 Operating Instructions NHS-30 1 Home Ent ertainment Solution[...]

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    W elcome W elcome Congratulations on your purchase of the Sony NHS-301 Home Entertainment Solution. It’ s designed to open up a world of audio and video enjoyment throughout your home. • Y ou can throw a party and have the same music playing in three r ooms. • Y ou can have remote contr ol access to as many as five discs—DVDs or CDs in any [...]

  • Page 3

    The NHS-301 is a three-r oom system that receives entertainment from a central rack of equipment in the Main Room. The Main Room system incorporates the following components: • Sony A/V receiver • Sony 5-disc DVD/CD changer with progressive scan • Sony VHS videocassette recorder • Sony television • Stereo amplifier for remote rooms • Su[...]

  • Page 4

    P arts and Contr ols 4 Main Room Wireless Remote Control Up/Down/Left/Right/OK cursor buttons. Navigate component menus. The central “-|-” or “OK” button accepts the current menu selection. Source Select buttons. Automatically turns on the correct components and selects the corr ect inputs for enjoying each entertainment source. Changes the[...]

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    P arts and Contr ols 5 Remote Room Muting V olume Control V olume Control. T ur n clockwise to raise the volume. T ur n counterclockwise to lower the volume. Mute button. Press once to block the audio portion of the program temporarily , as during a telephone conversation. Press again to r esume hearing the audio portion of the program.[...]

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    The Main Syst em 6 Basic Operations : M ain Room In the Main Room, if you want to... Pick up the wireless remote control and... ...watch t elevision when no cable, satellit e or High Definition TV box is in use. 1. Press the TV Sour ce Select button. 2. Select the TV channel with the Numeric Keypad and Enter button or select the channel with the Ch[...]

  • Page 7

    7 In the Main Room, if you want to... Pick up the wireless remote control and... ...watch a VHS ca ssette. 1. Press the Sour ce Select button for VCR. 2. Press the Play button to play the tape. 3. Adjust the A/V receiver volume with the V olume +/- buttons. 4. T o temporarily halt playback, pr ess the Pause button. 5. T o r esume playback, press th[...]

  • Page 8

    A dv anced Operations: M ain Room 8 Each time you press a Sour ce Select button on the wireless remote contr ol, the functions of the remote unit change to operate the specific source you’ve selected. The following section describes the action that each button performs in each operating mode. Note: Not all buttons are active in all modes. Wat chi[...]

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    A dv anced Operations: M ain Room 9 Wat ching an Optional, Compatible Cable, Satellit e or High Definition TV Set - T op Bo x* (CONTINUED) 4. Enter button. Enters the numbers you’ve pressed on the numeric keypad. 5. Jump button. Returns to the previous cable channel. 6. TV/Video button. For cable set-top boxes only . Cycles through input modes, a[...]

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    A dv anced Operations: M ain Room 10 Wat ching DVDs (CONTINUED) 11. Display button. Activates the DVD on-screen time display . 12. Menu button. Activates the DVD on-screen menu. 13. Rewind button. Activates DVD reverse scan. Pr ess again for higher -speed reverse scan. 14. Play button. Activates DVD Play . 15. Fast Forward button. Activates DVD for[...]

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    A dv anced Operations: M ain Room 11 Listening t o CDs 1. System Off button. Shuts off power to entir e system, regar dless of which components happen to be on at the time. 2. Numeric Keypad. Use these keys to enter CD track numbers. 3. Mute button. Press once to block the audio portion of the pr ogram temporarily , as during a telephone conversati[...]

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    T r oubleshooting 12 Sony Electronics Inc. 1 Sony Drive, Park Ridge, NJ 07656 www .sonyavdesigner .com V ersion 4.0; June 7, 2004 © 2004 Sony Electronics Inc. All rights r eserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. Featur es and specifications are subject to change without notice. Sony is a trademark of Son[...]