Onkyo PHC-5 manual

Phantom Cinema PHC-5 Instruction Manual Thank you for purchasing the Onkyo Phantom Cin- ema. Please read this manual thoroughly before making connections and turning on the po wer . Follo wing the instructions in this manual will enable you to obtain optimum performance and listening enjoyment from your ne w Phantom Cinema. Please retain this manua[...]

2 Impor tant Safeguar ds 1. Read Instructions – All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the appliance is operated. 2. Retain Instructions – The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference. 3. Heed W arnings – All warnings on the appliance and in the operating instructions should be adhered[...]

3 Declaration of Conformity We, ONKYO EUROPE ELECTRONICS GmbH INDUSTRIESTRASSE 20 82110 GERMERING, GERMANY declare in own responsibility, that the ONKYO product described in this instruction manual is in compliance with the corresponding technical standards such as EN55013, EN55020, EN61000-3-2, -3-3 and EN60065 GERMERING, GERMANY ONKYO EUROPE ELEC[...]

4 P ac kage Contents Chec king the pac kage contents Bef ore using this pr oduct, make sur e that the package includes the f ollowing items: Installing batteries Insert two batteries (included in the package) into the remote controller as sho wn belo w . • Do not mix battery types. Do not use a new battery and an old battery at the same time. •[...]

5 Installation W e can usually identify the source of a sound based on its loudness and the time difference (delay) between the sound reaching our left ear and right ear . The V irtual Surround system of this unit uses this characteristic of human hearing. This system, along with the DSP (Digital Signal Processor) technology , creates an ef fect th[...]

6 Installation (continued) Installation Precautions Install the unit on a le vel, stable surface. The unit may fall if you install it on a tilted or unstable surface. Follo w the requirements below to place the unit on top of a TV : • The TV surface on the top side is larger than the bottom surface of the unit. • The TV surface is lev el and no[...]

7 Connections Do not plug the power cor d into the A C outlet until all connections are completed. Connecting to the TV (IPM system) • Use the cable included in the package for connection. Connect the stereo audio connection cable as follo ws: • Plug the cables securely . Incomplete connection may cause noise or malfunction. • Refer to the ma[...]

8 Connections (continued) Connecting the subw oofer , SKW -320, SKW -310, etc. Connect the subwoofer Optional Onk yo subwoofer SKW -320, SKW -310, etc. to the SUBWOOFER PREOUT jack on the PHC-5. • Y ou can connect any subwoofer with a crosso ver frequency between 100Hz and 200Hz. Place the subwoofer in the optimum position. • The location of th[...]

9 Connecting the power cor d Follo w the instructions below to connect the po wer cord: • Make sure that all connections other than the po wer cord for the PHC-5 system ha ve already been made. • T urning on the power to the PHC-5 system may cause a very brief current sur ge that might affect other de vices, such as a computer , if they are on [...]

10 Bef ore Operating the PHC-5 System Using the remote contr oller Point the remote controller to ward the remote control sensor panel on the unit. Operate the remote controller within the angle and distance specified in the figure belo w . • Do not let strong light, such as direct sunlight or an in verter fluorescent light, strike the remote [...]

11 Operating the PHC-5 System Compatible recor dings and media • The V irtual Surround system on the PHC-5 system produces the best effect with recordings (media) that use the “Dolby* Surround” system. These media include Hi-Fi VHS, laser discs, and D VD video, which carry the mark. The V irtual Surround system also produces a great effect wi[...]

12 Operating the PHC-5 System (continued) 3 On the remote controller , select Vir tual mode b y pressing the MODE button. Pressing the MODE button repeatedly toggles between V irtual mode and Stereo mode. If you select Stereo mode, skip to Step 7 on the next page. 4 Set the listening distance (distance between the lis- tener and the unit) using the[...]

13 6 Adjust the v olume level of the surround sound. If a subwoof er has been connected: 7 Adjust the v olume level of the subwoof er . After watching the TV , turn off the po wer to the TV . About five minutes after you turn of f the power to the TV , the po wer to the unit is turned of f, and the ST ANDBY indicator lights up. • If you press th[...]

14 Operating the PHC-5 System (continued) Other functions T urning off the light on the display Pressing the DISPLA Y button turns on/off the light on the display of the unit. This button is disabled in Stereo mode. Adjusting the balance √ : Press this button to shift the sound to the left. ® : Press this button to shift the sound to the right. [...]

15 Pr ogrammab le Remote Contr oller Y ou can use the remote controller RC-382M to remotely control a TV or VCR by programming the functions of the remote controller for the de vice into the RC-382M. Notes on pr ogramming the remote contr oller: • Use ne w batteries for the RC-382M and the remote controller for a TV or VCR. Using old batteries ma[...]

16 Pr ogrammable Remote Contr oller (continued) Pr ogramming the other remote contr oller’ s function 1 Place both remote controller s on a level surface, such as on the table. Point the tip of both remote controllers at each other at a distance of (5 - 10cm). 2 Press the LEARN button. Perform the next step within fifteen seconds. 3 Press one of[...]

17 Chec king the pr ogrammed functions Check to see if the programmed buttons operate the corresponding de vice correctly . If pressing one of the programmed buttons does not cause the SENDING/LEARNED indicator on the remote controller to light up, re-program again. If the programmed b uttons do not enable you to operate the device corr ectly , re [...]

18 P ar ts and Names Vir tual Surr ound Unit PHC-5 (front panel) The numerals in parentheses indicate reference pages. A LEVEL meter [11] B DIST ANCE indicator [12] C EXP AND indicator [12] D ST ANDBY/ON button and indicator [9] E PO WER switch [9] F TV/VIDEO/A UX indicator [11] G INPUT selector [11] H V OLUME buttons [11] Vir tual Surr ound Unit P[...]

19 Remote contr oller RC-382M The numerals in parentheses indicate reference pages. A SENDING/LEARNED indicator [15~17] B PO WER button [13, 17] C Display light on/off button (DISPLA Y) [14] D LEARN button [15~17] E Programmable b uttons [15~17] F Listening distance adjustment buttons (DIST ANCE) [12] G MODE button [12] H Sound width adjustment but[...]

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