Pioneer VSA-AX10Ai-S - Manual (Page 97)

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Display
Can’t switch screens using the
cursor (up/down) soft keys. • There is either only one selection screen or
you have reached the last screen for the
function you selected. • This is not a malfunction. Choose between the options
available.
The display changes after
selecting a button when using
the learning feature. • You have selected a button that accesses a
menu. • These buttons cannot be programmed (see
Programming signals from other remote controls on
page 63).
The SR cable is connected, but
the connected components can’t
be operated with the remote. • The SR cable hasn't been connected
properly. • Reinsert the SR cable, making sure it’s connected to the
right jack (see
Operating other Pioneer components with
this unit’s sensor on page 68).
• The rest of the component connections
have not been made. • Make sure an analog connection has been made
between the units.
• The component you have hooked up is not a
Pioneer product. • This feature only works with Pioneer products.
The remote control touch screen
doesn’t respond. • The remote control display has frozen
(stopped operating). • Restart the remote control (see Restarting the remote
control on page 10).
The date and time have suddenly
changed. • The remote control is low on batteries and
reset the date automatically. • Reset the clock (see Setting the clock on page 9).
Symptom Cause Remedy
Symptom Cause Remedy
The display is dark or off. • The display is set to dark or off. • Press DIMMER on the remote control repeatedly to
select a different brightness.
After making an adjustment the
display goes off. • The display is set to off. • Press DIMMER on the remote control repeatedly to
select a different brightness.
You can't get DIGITAL or 2RF to
display when using the SIGNAL
SELECT button.
• There is a problem with the digital
connections or the digital input is assigned
incorrectly. • Check your digital connections and/or assign the digital
inputs correctly (see
Assigning the digital inputs on
page 83).
• The TAPE 2 monitoring feature is on. • Press TAPE 2 MONITOR to switch it off (see Monitoring
your recording on page 69).
• You’ve selected an unassigned i.LINK
source input. • Select the correct source input or assign your i.LINK
connections correctly (see
Assigning the i.LINK inputs on
page 84).
The Dolby/DTS indicator doesn't
light when playing Dolby/DTS
software. • The player is paused. • Press play.
• The player's sound output settings are
wrong. • Set the player correctly (consult the manual that came
with the player, if necessary).
When playing a DVD-Audio CD,
the DVD player display shows
96
kHz. However, the amplifier’s
display does not.
• The audio from these discs is output from
the analog audio jacks of the DVD player only;
the amplifier does not show the sampling rate
of the input signal through the analog inputs. • This is not a malfunction. See also the operating
instructions that came with your DVD player.
During playback of a DTS 96/24
source, the display doesn't show
96kHz. • The source is being downsampled. • See Listening to dual mono soundtracks on page 50 for
several different ways listen to sources without
downsampling.
• One of the DIGITAL NR, MIDNIGHT or
LOUDNESS features are switched on.
• Turn it/them off by pressing the corresponding button
on the remote control or front panel.
When playing Dolby Digital or
DTS sources, the amplifier’s
format indicators do not light. • No digital connection, or the digital
connection is incorrect. • Check the digital audio connection (page 15).
• The amplifier’s input signal type is set to
analog. • Set the amplifier to AUTO or DIGITAL (see Selecting the
input signal type on page 44).
• The DVD player is set to output Dolby Digital
and/or DTS audio as PCM. • Check the settings on the player. Set the output for
Dolby Digital and DTS (no PCM conversion). See also the
operating instructions that came with your DVD player.
• The disc has several playback audio tracks;
the one currently playing is actually PCM. • Switch the playback audio channel on your DVD player.
See the operating instructions that came with your DVD
player.
When playing certain discs,
none of the amplifier’s format
indicators light. • The audio format of the disc is not 5.1/6.1
channel. • This is not a malfunction. Check the disc packaging for
details of the audio formats available on the disc.