Home Theater Standard - Krellhifi
HomeTheaterStandardInstructions for UseOwner’s Reference
Home Theater tionsfor Usev. 99.3KrellIndustries,Inc.45 ConnairRoadOrange, CT rell omThis productcomplieswith the EMCdirective’ (89/336/EEC)andthe low-voltagedirective (73/23/EEC),WARNINGSTheHomeTheaterStandardmustbe placedon a firm level surfacewhereit is not exposedto drippingorsplashing.Theventilation grids on top of the HomeTheaterStandardmustbe unobstructedat all timesduring operation. Donot place flammablematedalaboceor beneaththe component.Donot removeor bypassthe groundpin on the endof the ACpowercord. This could causeradio frequen cy interference(RFI) to be introducedinto your playbacksystem.Beforemakingconnectionsto TheHomeTheaterStandard,makesure the backpanel powerswitch is off.Makesureall cableterminationsare of the highestquality andfree fromfrayedends,short circuits, or coldsolderjoints.THEREARE NO USERSERVICEABLEPARTSINSIDE ANYKRELL PRODUCT.PleasecontactyourauthorizedKrell dealer,distributor, or Krell if youhaveanyquestionsnot addressedinthis Owner’sReference.ThisproductIs manufacturedin the UnitedStatesof America.Krelle is a registeredtrademarkof Krell Industries,inc., andis restrictedfor useby KrellTM is a trademarkTM is a trademarkIndustries,Ino., its subsidiades,andauthorizedagents.Krell PlaybackSystemKrell Industries,Ino. Krell MusicSurroundof Krell Industries,Inc. Krell CASTis a patentpendingfor Krell Industries,Inc. TosLinkis a trademarkof ToshibaCorporation.PHASTLink is a trademarke, HighDefinition CompatibleTM are either registeredtrademarksof PhastCorporation.( ’, HDCDDigital andPacific Microsonicsor trademarksofPacific Microsonics,Inc, in the turedunderlicensefromPacific Microsonics,Inc. Thisproduct is coveredby oneor moreof the following: In the 274,5,854,600,5,864,311,5,872,531,andin Australia: efromDolbyLaboratories."Do/by,""Pro Logic,"andthe double-Dsymbolaretrademarksof yright1992-1997DolbyLaboratories,Inc. All rights reserved,All othertrademarksandtradenamesare registeredto their respectivecompanies. 1999by Krell Industries,Inc. All rights reservedP/N 303987
ContentsINTRODUCTIONDEFINITION OF TERMSUNPACKINGPLACEMENT.ACPowerGuidelinesGETTING STARTED.ReadTills FirstAn Introduction to SystemSetupFRONTPANELDESCRIPTIONBACK tallation andRemovalCONNECTINGTHE HOMETHEATERSTANDARDTO YOURSYSTEMConnectAnalogandDigital SourcesConnectVideo SourcesConnectAmplifier(s)SYSTEMSETUPAND CONFIGURATIONOVERVIEWSYSTEMSETUPAND CONFIGURATIONNavigatingthe MenuAccessingthe Main MenuConfigureSpeakersListening RoomSetupCalibrate VolumeConfigureDevicesConfigureLevel AdjustmentOperationSAVINGSETUP, RECALLINGSETUP, NGSOPERATINGTHE HOMETHEATERSTANDARDOn/Off/Stand-byTapeInput and OutputMainZoneand Zone2 OperationOther URESPECIFICATIONSKrell HomeTheater 28303641495050505152545556-57III
IllustrationsFIGURE1 The HomeTheater Standard Front PanelF GURE2 The HomeTheater Standard Back PanelFIGURE3 The HomeTheater Standard RemoteControlivPage61216Krell HomeTheaterStandard
IntroductionThankyou for your purchaseof the Krell ssor.The HomeTheater Standardprovides optimummusicand cinemasoundtrackreproductionquality throughKrell C.urrentMode,discrete ClassA direct-coupledcircuitry, andbalancedoutputson all six channels.Broadcastquality switchingandcircuitrywincluding componentvideo, S-video, andcompositevideo---ensureunmatchedvideo p fformance.Built-in DolbyDigitai, DolbyProLogic, andDTS’,,decodingmakethe HomeTheaterStandardcompatiblewith virtually any surroundsoundsource,includingdigital videodisc(D,VD)softwareanddigital televisionbroadcasts.Dualzonecapability gives youa vadetyo.f configurationpossibilities for whole-housesystems.A handheldremotecontrol, RS-232and PHASTLink communicationsports,RC-5baseband,and12 VDCinput/output (12 V trigger) interface integrate the HomeTheaterStandardinto any system.TheHomeTheaterStandard’sflexible, modulararchitecture allows you to upgradehardwareandsoftwareto accommodatefuturesurroundsound.formatsand desig,n enhancements.Theowner’sreferencemanualcontains important information on placement,installation, andoperationof the Krell ully. A thoroughunderstandingof thesedetails helpsensuresatisfactory operationof andlong life for your HomeTheaterStandardandrelatedsystem components.Definition of TermsOffThepowerbreakerswitch on the backpanelof the amplifier is in the downpositionwhenthe amplifieris off.Stand-byA low powerconsumptionstatus that keepsthe audioandregulatorcircuits at idle.Operational ModeTheamplifier is in the operationalmodewhenit is readyto play music.Krell HomeTheaterStandard1
UnpackingOpenthe box andremovethe top layer of foam. Yousee these items:1 HomeTheater Standard1 IECconnector(ACpower)cord1 HomeTheater Standardhandheldremote control 2 AAA-size1.5 Volt batteries1 T-15Torx wrench small"U’ type)1.T-10Torx wrench(small "L" type)2 12 VDCoutput (12 V trigger) cables1 packetcontaining the owner’sreferencemanual,the RS-232Port developer’sreference,the "readthis first" insert, andthe warrantyregistrationcardCarefully removethe unit andaccessoriesfrom the box. Removethe foamendcapsandprotectiveplastic wrapfromthe unit.NoteSaveall packingmaterials./f youmustship your HomeTheaterStandardin the future,repackthe un#in its original packagingto preventtransit damage.SeeReturnAuthorizationProcedure,on page55.2Krell HomeTheaterStandard
PlacementBeforeyouinstall the HomeTheaterStandardinto your system,reviewthe followingguidelinesto choosethe locationfor the component.This will facilitate a clean,troublefree installation.TheHomeTheaterStandarddoesqot require any type-of special rack or cabinetforinstallation. For the dimensionsof your HomeTheaterStandardsee Specifications, onpages56-57.TheHomeTheater"S andardrequires at least two inches (5 cm)of clearanceon eachside andat least two inches(5 cm)of clearanceabovethe componentto provideadequateventilation. Further, the HomeTheaterStandardrequiresat least three inches(7 cm)of clearancebetweenother connectedcomponents.For installations insidecabinetry, extra ventilation maybe necessary.AC POWER GUIDELINESTheHomeTheaterStandardhas superbregulation anddoesnot require a dedicatedACcircuit. Avoidconnectionsthroughextensioncordsor multiple ACadapters.Highquality 15 ampgroundedACstrips are acceptable.Highquality ACline conditionersorfilters maybe usedif they are grounded.Power CordTheHomeTheaterStandardshould be usedonly with the powercord supplied. ContactyourauthorizedKrell dealer,distributor, or Krell beforeusinganydevicesdesignedtoalter or stabilize the ACpowerfor the HomeTheaterStandard.Krell HomeTheaterStandard3
Getting StartedREAD THIS FIRSTPerformthe following steps to makethe On-ScreenDisplay (OSD)viewableon yourvideo monitor. Thevideo format andvideo signals of the Ho meTheaterStandardandthe video monitorneedto matchbeforethe OSDis viewable.Thevideo format of thevideosignal canbe set to either NTSCor PAL.Thefollowing table details the different videosignalsand.video formatssupportedbythe HomeTheater Standard:VideoSignalType of ConnectorComposite Single-Ended RCAS-VideoDINComponent 3 Single-EndedRCAMost CommonlyFormatLabeledAsStandardVideo, Composite NTSCor PALS, SV,S-Video,Y, Cr, CbNTSCor PALNTSCor PALToselect the initial videosignalandvideoformat:1. Connectyour video monitorto the video output connectorson the HomeTheaterStandardthat correspondsto the input connectorson your videomonitor(refer tothe abovetable).TheaterStandardby switching the back panel powerswitch to2. Poweron the Homeon. Thenpressthe powerbuttonon the front panel.Thefollowing diagramshowsthe front panel device buttonson the HomeTheater, andshowsthe video signals andvideo formatsassociatedwith eachbutton:FRONTPANELDEVICEBUTTONoDVDo SIGNALCompositeFORMATNTSCoLDooSATo oVCR1o S-Video Component CompositeNTSCNTSCPALoTVo oCDo S-Video ComponentPALPALboththe videoformatandvideo3. Pressthe front paneldevicebuttonthat or(refer to the .abovediagram).Thisbecomesthe currentlyselectedvideosignaloutput.4Krell HomeTheaterStandard
4. Verify that the video monitor’svideo signal input correspondsto the HomeTheaterStandard’svideo signal output. Pressthe menukey on the handheldremotecontrol to verify that the OSDis nowviewableon the video monitor. Thesystemconfiguration mainmenuappearswhenthe video format and video signalsbetweenthe HomeTheater Standardandyour video monitor are compatible.If youhaveanyquestionsregardingthe selectionof the.videoformat, pleasecall yourauthorizedKrell dealer,distributor,6r Krell.AN INTRODUCTIONTO SYSTEMSETUPTheHomeTheaterStandardprovidesa variety of connectionandoperationoptions .To take full advantageof thefeaturesthe HomeTheaterStandardoffers, you’ll needto set up your systemin thisorder:1. Connectyour HomeTheaterStandardto the desired analoganddigital audiosources,videosources,andamplifiers. SeeConnectingthe HomeTheaterStandardto YourSystem,on page21.2. Configureyour HomeTheaterStandard’sspeakervolume,input devices, andtrimsusing the built-in, p-bystep instructions begin on page24, SystemSetupandConfiguration.Control descriptionsfor information3. Reviewthe Front Panel,BackPanel,andRemoteon input, zone,andmodeselections, speakeradjustment,input andoutputconnectionsfor analog,digital, andvideosources,andremotecontrol operation.Seepages6-20for illustrations anddescriptions.After you’ve connectedandconfiguredyour HomeTheaterStandardandknowits basicfeatures, you’re ready to go. SeeOperatingthe HomeTheaterStanclard, on page50.Krell HomeTheaterStandard5
53216 789 1041118121913201416152111 TunerButton and LED12 Auxl Button and LED13 Aux2Button and LED14 Tape/VCR2Button and LED15 MainZoneandZone2 Button16 Main Zoneand Zone2 LEDsinput Device Selection ButtonsandLEOs 17 I fraredEmitter5 DVDButton and LEDProcessingModeButtonsandLEDs6 LDButton and LED18 Stereo Button and LED7 SATButton and LED19 Music1Button and LED8 VCR1Button and LED20Music2Button and LED9 TVButton and LED21Pro Logic Button and LED10 CDButton and LEDBasic Operation1 PowerButton2 Power LED3 Stand-by LED4 Infrared Sensor221723 262429 26 302722 Front Panel Window23 UserButton24 BalanceButtonIndividual ChannelButtons25 CenterButton26 Rear Button27 SubButton28 SaveButton29 Level Downand Up Buttons30 RecallButton
Front Panel DescriptionSeeFigure I on page6The HomeTheater Standardfront panel provides poweron and off; input, zone, andprocessingmodeselection; monitoring and display of processorstatus; and balanceand volumecontrol. The front panel componentsare described below.Basic Operation’1 PowerButton .The powerbutton switches the HomeVideo Standard from stand-by to operationalmode.NoteWhenyou poweroff while zone2 is selected, only zone 2 turns off. Press the powerbutton or HTSkey a secondtime to poweroff the mainzone.2 Power LEDThe blue powerLEDilluminates whenthe HomeTheater Standardis in operationalmode.3 Stand-by LEDThered stand-by LEDilluminates whenthe back panel powerswitch (54) is. on,indicating that the HomeTheater Standardis in stand-by mode.Krell recommendsthatthe backpanel powerswitch (54) remainin the up position at all times.4 Infrared SensorThe infrared sensor receives commandsfrom the HomeTheater Standard remotecontrol. For proper remotecontrol operation, makesure the infrared sensoris notcoveredor obstructed.Input Device Selection Buttons and LEDsWhenproperly configured, the HomeTheater Standard keeps track of each device andits associated connections. For example,DVDuses Coax1for digital audio, Composite1for video, and S-1 for analog audio. The HomeTheater Standardautomatically engagesthe correct inputs whenyou press a front panel device selection button.The HomeTheater Standardis equippedwith the following input selections, which allowyou to select the device connectedto your HomeTheater Standard. The LEDsaboveeachselection illuminates whenthat input is engagedand indicates the operating zone.5 DVD Button and LEDsUsethis button, to select the digital videodiscdevice.Krell HomeTheaterStandard7
Front Panel Description, continued6 LD Button and LEDsUsethis buttonto select the laser disc device.7 SAT Button and LEDsUsethis buttonto selectthe satellite feeddevice.8 VCR1Button and LEDsUsethis buttonto sele.c.t the VCRdevice.9 TV Button and LEDsUsethis buttonto selectthe television device.10 CDButton and LEDsUsethis button to selectthe compactdisc device.11 Tuner Button and LEDsUsethis button to select the AM/FMtuner device.12 Auxl Button and LEDsUsethis buttonto select an auxiliary device,suchas phono,tape, or an additional DVD,LD, CD, or VCR.13 Aux2Button and LEDsUsethis buttonto select a secondauxiliary device,suchas phono,tape, or anadditional DVD,LD, CD,or VCR.14 Tape/VCR2Button and LEDsUsethis button to comparethe outputfroman analogtape recorderto the originalsourcewhile makinga recording. SeeTapeInput andOutput, on page49. Also usethis buttonto select an additionalVCRinput.15 Main Zoneand Zone2 ButtonUsethis. button to select either mainzoneor zone2.capability. SeeMainZoneandZone2 Operation,on page51.16 Main Zoneand Zone2 LEDsTheHomeTheaterStandardhas two zonecapabilities, mainor zone2. Thereis a red.LEDaboveandbeloweachinput device selection button. Whenthe red LEDbelowabutton is illuminated, the deviceis operatingin the mainzone.Whena red LEDaboveabuttonis illuminated,the deviceis operatingin zone2.8Krell HomeTheaterStandard
FrontPanelDescription,continued17 Infrared EmitterEmits the HomeTheaterStandardremoteoperation codeto a learning remote.SeeProgramRemote,on page 45.A learning remotecontrol canbe programmedto o.per.ate the HomeTheaterStandardvia the infrared emitter. SeeProgramRemote,on page46.ProcessingMqd.eButtons and LEDs18 Stereo Buttonand LEDUsethis buttonto select the stereodecodingmode,whichallowsyouto listen to astereo recordingin two channel(left andright) mode.Thered LEDilluminates whenthismodeis activated.NoteThestereo decodingmodeoperatesonly with an analoginput or a digital PCMinput (forexample,a compactdisc).19 Music1Button and LED20 Music2Button and LEDUsethese buttons to engageKrell MusicSurroundmode.This music-decodingmodeallowsyouto listen to a stereo recordingin a multi-channelmode.This modecanalsobe programmedto create different simulatedacoustic environments.Thered LEDilluminates whenthis circuitry, is engaged.SeeConfigureMusic,on page44.NoteTheKrell MusicSurrounddecodingmodeoperatesonly with an analoginput or a digitalPCMinput (for example,a compactdisc).21 Pro Logic Button and LEDUsethis buttonto engageDolbyPro Logiccircuitry for usewith all DolbySurroundencodedmaterial, including laser discs, videotapes,television broadcasts,andcompactdiscs. Thered LEDilluminates whenthe HomeTheaterStandardis in the DolbyProLogic decodingmode.NoteThePro Logicdecodingmodeoperatesonly with an analoginput o. r a digital PCMinput(for example,a compactdisc).Krell HomeTheaterStandard9
FrontPanelDescription,continued22 Front PanelDisplayThefront panel display provides status messagesfor HomeTheaterStandardoperations,including volumeandbalancelevel, decodingmode,andzoneinformation.In addition, whena newdeviceis selected,the physica inputs are displayed.23 User ButtonUsethis button to select oneof three available dynamicrangecompressionmodes:max(imum),normal, or night. SeeUser Button Setup, .onpage47.,24 BalanceButtonPressthis buttonto adjust the mainleft/right speakerbalance.This buttonconvertsthevolumelevel controls to balancecontrols. BAL0 in the front paneldisplay windowindicates the centerposition. Balancemaybe adjustedin .5 dBincrements,up to 6 dB.Balancelevels are shownnumericallyon the front paneldisplay. Thebalancelevelbuttonsrevert to their original functionsas mainvolumelevel controlsafter threesecondsof inactivity.Individual ChannelButtonsUsethe Center, Rear, andSubbuttons to changetaste trims (maketemporaryspeakeroutput adjustmentsof /- 10 dB). Thesetemporarychangesrevert to0 dBwhena newdevice is selected or the systemis powereddown.For moreinformation on taste trims andmaster(programmable)trims, see ConfigureLevelAdjustment,on page36.25 CenterButtonPressthe center button, then usethe level up anddownbuttons(29) to adjust thecenter speakervolume.26 Rear ButtonPressthe rear button, thenusethe level up anddownbuttons(29) to adjust the rearspeakervolume.27 SubButtonPressthe sub(subwoofer)button, then usethe level up anddownbuttons(29) to adjustthe subwooferspeakervolume.28 Save ButtonUsethis button to savesystemconfigurationsettings andlearning remoteprogramming,.SeeSavingSetup, Recalling Setup, and RestoringFactoryDefault SystemConfigurationSettings, on page49.10Krell HomeTheaterStandard
Front Panel Description, continued29 Level Downand Up ButtonsUsethe volumelevel buttons to adjust the output for the entire systemas well asbalanceand individual levels for the center speaker, rear speakers, and subwoofers.Thevolumelevel is shownin the front panel display. Thevolumelevel buttons are alsoused to scroll through menuselections. See SystemS tup and Configuration, onpage 24.30 RecallButton.,Usethis button to recall current systemconfiguration settings. SeeSavingSetup,Recalling Setup, and Restoring Factory Default SystemConfiguration Settings, onpage 49.’Krell HomeTheaterStandard11
3132333141443432 37 38 39 3635AnalogOutputsandInputs31 BalancedAnalogAudio Outputs32 Single-endedAnalogAudioOutputs33 Multi-ChannelAudioOutputConnector34 B-1 Left and B-1 Right35 TapeIn Left andRight36 TapeOutLeft andRight37 VCR1I.n Left andRight38 VCR1Out Left and Right39 Zone2 Out Left andRight40 S-1, S-2, S-3, S-4, S-5Left andRight40434246 48Digital AudioInputsandOutputs41Digital OpticalInputs42 Digital AudioInputs43 DigitalAudioOutputs44 S-videoOutputs45 S-videoInputs46 CompositeVideoOutputs47 CompositeVideoInputs48 ComponentVideo Outputs49 ComponentVideo Inputs4549 475O52E6 54 : 55RemoteControl50 RS-232RemoteConnector51 PHASTUnkOut and In Connectors52 RC-5In53 12 VDCOut and InPower 54 BackPanelPowerS vitch55 IEC Connector53
BackPanel DescriptionSeeFigure 2 on page12Thebackpanelof the HomeTheaterStandardprovidesall input andoutputconnections,remotecontrol inputs andoutputs, poweron andoff, andpowerconnection.Thebackpanelfunctions are describedbelow.AnalogAudioOutputsand Inputs31 dis equippedwith six balancedanalogaudio channeloutputs,with XLRconnectors,for the left, center,right, left rear, right rear, andsubwoofer.32 rdis equippedwith six single-endedanalogaudio channeloutputs,with RCAconnectors,for the left, center,right, left rear, right rear, andsubwoofer.33 ndardis equippedwith a multi-channelaudio output, with a DB25 connector,Whichcontainsthe outputconnectionsfor all the outputchannels(left,center,right, left rear, right rear, andsubwoofer).34 B-1 Left andRight inputsTheHomeTheaterStandardis equippedwith oneset of balancedinputs with LBconnectors.TheXLRpin configurationsare as follows:Pin 1: Shield(ground) )Pin 2: Non-inverting(0Pin 3: Inverting )(18035 TapeIn Left andRightTheHomeTheaterStandardis equippedwith oneset of single-endedtape inputs withRCAconnectors.36 TapeOut Left and RightTheHomeTheaterStandardis equippedw
The Home Theater Standard provides a variety of connection and operation options for outstanding music and cinema soundtrack reproduction. To take full advantage of the features the Home Theater Standard offers, you’ll need to set up your system in this order: 1. Connect your Home Theater Standard to the desired analog and digital audio
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