Pioneer VSX-C550 User Manual
Displays & Controls
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Remote Control
All the buttons on the remote control are explained here. See pages 49 & 50 for details relating to using the remote
control with other components (like your DVD player or TV/SAT tuner).
control with other components (like your DVD player or TV/SAT tuner).
SOURCE
RECEIVER
SLEEP
AUTO
SURROUND
SIGNAL SELECT
ADVANCED
SOUND
MODE
DIMMER
SETUP
EXIT
SEARCH
B
CLASS
C
MPX
D
TV CONTROL
D.ACCESS
E
A
ENTER
TEST TONE
TOP MENU
MENU
MENU
AUDIO
SUBTITLE
EON
CHANNEL
CHANNEL
VOLUME
INPUT
SELECT
P
10
GUIDE
T.EDIT
DISPLAY
RF ATT
CH_SELECT
ROOM
SETUP
RECEIVER
MUTE
ST
TUNE
MASTER
VOLUME
ST
TUNE
P
DVD
ENTER
ENTER
DVR/ VCR
TV / SAT
F M / A M
FRONT
1
7
8
9
0
=
-
!
#
%
~
2
3
3
4
5
6
@
$
^
&
1 RECEIVER (Power) button:
This switches between STANDBY mode and power
ON for this receiver.
ON for this receiver.
2 SIGNAL SELECT button (See p.44):
Press SIGNAL SELECT repeatedly to select one of
the following:
ANALOG: To select an analog signal.
DIGITAL: To select a digital signal.
AUTO: This is the default. If there are analog and
digital signals input, the receiver automatically
selects digital. If only analog is input the
receiver will select analog.
the following:
ANALOG: To select an analog signal.
DIGITAL: To select a digital signal.
AUTO: This is the default. If there are analog and
digital signals input, the receiver automatically
selects digital. If only analog is input the
receiver will select analog.
3 Input/Control Mode Select buttons:
Use to put the receiver/remote control in the input
mode stated on the button. The FM/AM button puts
the receiver in tuner mode if it was in another mode
and switches between the FM and the AM band if
the receiver was already in tuner mode.
mode stated on the button. The FM/AM button puts
the receiver in tuner mode if it was in another mode
and switches between the FM and the AM band if
the receiver was already in tuner mode.
4 Listening Mode buttons:
AUTO button:
Use this button for direct decoding of the input
signal with no added sound effects. The receiver will
automatically detect what kind of signal (stereo,
multichannel, etc.) is being input and play accord-
ingly.
SURROUND button (see page 34):
Use this button to choose one of the surround
listening modes this receiver is equipped with.
ADVANCED button (see page 34):
Use this button to choose one of the advanced
listening modes this receiver is equipped with.
SOUND MODE button (see page 35):
Use this button to choose one of the sound modes
this receiver is equipped with.
Use this button for direct decoding of the input
signal with no added sound effects. The receiver will
automatically detect what kind of signal (stereo,
multichannel, etc.) is being input and play accord-
ingly.
SURROUND button (see page 34):
Use this button to choose one of the surround
listening modes this receiver is equipped with.
ADVANCED button (see page 34):
Use this button to choose one of the advanced
listening modes this receiver is equipped with.
SOUND MODE button (see page 35):
Use this button to choose one of the sound modes
this receiver is equipped with.
5 System setup buttons:
SETUP button (see page 27):
Use this button to start the receiver setup process
which adjusts the settings to your particular system.
TEST TONE button (see page 32):
Use to sound the TEST TONE when setting the
volume level of each channel.
CH SELECT button (see page 32, note):
Use to select a speaker when setting the volume
level of each channel.
ROOM SETUP button (see page 26):
Use to set the distance from your speakers to your
normal listening position.
+/– buttons (see pages 28–32):
Use these buttons when making adjustments to the
SETUP, TEST TONE, or CH.SELECT features.
Use this button to start the receiver setup process
which adjusts the settings to your particular system.
TEST TONE button (see page 32):
Use to sound the TEST TONE when setting the
volume level of each channel.
CH SELECT button (see page 32, note):
Use to select a speaker when setting the volume
level of each channel.
ROOM SETUP button (see page 26):
Use to set the distance from your speakers to your
normal listening position.
+/– buttons (see pages 28–32):
Use these buttons when making adjustments to the
SETUP, TEST TONE, or CH.SELECT features.