AVR-4308CI / 3808CI Firmware Update Instructions

Table of Contents

1. Before Updating - Requirements --------------------------------------------P1 - Recommendations -------------------------------------- P1 - Key Notes on Network Environment Configuraitons - P1 - About System Setup Memory --------------------------P1 - Check Your Firmware Version -------------------------- P2 -------------------------------------------------- P3 ---------------------------------------- P4 ---------------------------------------- P5 - P7 ---------------------------------------- P8

2. Reinitialize

3. Basic Operations 4. Firmware Update 5. Trouble Shooting
6. Getting Upgrade ID # --------------------------------------- P9

10/1/2008

Denon Electronics (USA), LLC.Denon Electronics (USA), LLC.
100 Corporate Drive, Mahwah, New Jersey 07430 USA TEL: 201-762-6500 usa.denon.com

Denon Brand Company

D&M Building, 2-1 Nisshin-cho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa, 210-8569, Japan

1. Before Updating

Requirements
- Broadband Internet Access - Cable/DSL Modem - Network Router or Hub

AVR-4308CI AVR-3808CI

- Proper configuration of the Denon A/V component to work on a particular Network Environment - Ethernet Straight Cable for Direct connection to the Network Environment

Recommentations

- If you did not install, or configure, the Denon A/V Component with your Network Environment, please contact your Network Installer/Integrator to assist. - If connecting the Denon A/V Component to your Network Environment for the first time, please read the following sections in the Instruction Manual provided with your component.
Network Audio : AVR-3808/4308CI Instruction Manual, page 20 Network Setup : AVR-3808CI Instruction Manual, page 32, AVR-4308CI Instruction Manual, pages 32-34 Denon does not recommend using Wi-Fi network connectivity when updating/upgrading the components. This is due to the higher possibility of errors in the update/upgrade process from decreased, and/or drop outs of Wi-Fi signals as well as interruption from other nearby Wi-Fi, or other Radio Frequency generating devices.
- Connect the Denon A/V Component directly to your Network Environment via an Ethernet Straight Cable.
- Once the Denon A/V Component is connected and configured properly to your Network Environment, please test that you can receive and listen to Internet Radio stations on the Net//USB input.
This will show you have, at a minimum, a good Internet connection to the component.
Be sure not to 'Power Off' the unit during the update/upgrade process as this will cause a failure in the process.
If this does occur and the unit will not respond normally, please contact Denon USA Customer Service at 1-800-497-8921.
Key Notes on Network Environment Configurations
- Denon A/V Components are not compatible with PPPoE (Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet).
Contact you Internet Service Provider (ISP) to assist in procuring a PPPoE Router.
- Denon A/V Components are not UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) compliant.

This could be an issue with some routers on the market (we have seen this on some NetGear products). You can disable UPnP in the routers setup configuration, however changing this setting can affect the normal operation of other devices on your Network. Contact your Router manufacturer for assistance.
- Some Firewall settings in your network router may not permit the Updating/Upgrading functionality of Denon A/V Components. Contact your Router manufacturer for assistance. - Be sure to disable "VPN" on any PC on your network environment. Company or office network connections will cause a failure in the process.
About System Setup Memory
- The Update Firmware will not reset the system setup configurations of your Denon A/V component.
Note that after downloading and installing the Upgrade Feature Pack (from October 1st, 2008), you will need to recalibrate your system using the Audyssey Room EQ in the component. This is required for you to get the best level of performance from the newly added Audyssey features of Dynamic Volume and Dynamic EQ.

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Check Your Firmware Version
- Press and hold "Status" key and "Return" key, and push "Power Switch" on - Press "Status" key twice, and front display will show "Main XX.XX" version information

Front Display

Power Switch Return Status
- Find your Main Processor version from list below, and go to next step Model AVR-3808CI Main Version Release Month Notes 01.95 01.73 01.69 01.68 01.57 01.28 01.03 Sep, 2008 Jul. 2008 Apr. 2008 Feb. 2008 Nov. 2007 Oct. 2007 Jul. 2007 Need Initialize first, and update Need Update Not necessary update

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- Getting Upgrade ID #

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- Firmware Update - Getting Upgrade ID #

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- Re-Initialize - Firmware Update - Getting Upgrade ID #

AVR-4308CI

01.95 01.72 01.69 01.57 01.28 AA.44
Sep. 2008 Jul. 2008 Feb. 2008 Nov. 2007 Sep. 2007 Jul. 2007

Not necessary update

Need Update
Need Initialize first, and update

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2. Re-Initialize

NOTICE

- Re-Initialize BEFORE Update is required only for the following customers AVR-3808CI Main Ver 01.03 AVR-4308CI Main Ver AA.44 - Note re-initialization will erase and reset the component to factory settings - After completion of the update, you will need to redo system settings
Initializing BEFORE Update
- Press and hold "Cursor UP" key and "Cursor DOWN" key, and push "Power Switch" on - Front display will show all indications, and Initialize will complete

Power Switch

Cursor Down

Cursor Up

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3. Basic Operations

Basic Operations

Menu Icon

Highlight Cursor

Selectable Item

Text guidance

On-Screen Interactive Display
A/V Receiver (shown 4308CI)
'MENU Key' : Show On-Screen Interactive Display 'ENTER Key' : Select 'Cursor Keys' : Move Highlight Cursor
NOTE: Be sure 'AMP key' is flashing, and that the

Front Panel

Remote Control
remote is in "Main Zone" mode, see the following instruction manual section "Remote ControlUnit Operations". AVR-4308CI : page 61 AVR-3808CI : page 59

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4. Firmware Update (1/3)
(1) Select "Manual Setup"
- Press the Menu key on the remote control or on the Front Panel of the AVR. - Pressing the Down Cursor key, highlight the icon (shown as a pair of pliers, a screwdriver and a wrench) for Manual Setup - Press the Right Cursor key to enter Manual Setup

Front Panel Display

(2) Select "Option Setup"
- Pressing the Down Cursor key, highlight the icon (shown as a briefcase) for Option Setup - Press the Right Cursor key to enter Option Setup
(3) Select "Firmware Update"
- Pressing the Down Cursor key, highlight Firmware Update

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4. Firmware Update (2/3)
(4) Select "Check for Update"
- Press the Right Cursor key to highlight Check for Update - Press the 'Enter' key to start the "Check for Update"
(5) Checking for Available Firmware
(6) Available Firmware Information
- Press the Enter key to Execute the Update Process

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4. Firmware Update (3/3)
(7) Confirming to Run Update
- With the "Yes" button highlighted, press the 'Enter' key to execute the update. - If you do not wish to proceed with the update, press the 'Right Cursor' key to highlight the "No" button, then press the 'Enter' key to exit the update procedure.
(8) Start Update / In Progress
- On Screen Interface will show message "Please Wait", and the unit goes into update mode. (On Screen Interface goes off) - The 'Standby' power indicator will go "Red" and the On Screen Interface will turn off. - Update process information can be seen
on the Front Panel Display.
Power indicator will go RED

(9) Update Complete

- Unit will automatically complete process and repower itself 'On'. - The "Standby Power" indicator will turn

"Green".

Power indicator will go Green

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5. Trouble Shooting
Indication of FL Display Download failed Updating failed Login failed Connection failed Server is busy Regist failed

Update Error Messages and Trouble Shooting Tips
Reason for Failure Countermeasure Update is imperfect or fails Please turn Main power off, then on again, confirm procedure, and perform update again Internet Connection failure Confirm the unit is correctly connected to the Internet. Server is busy Try to update at a later time Failure to Register with the Please turn Main power off, then on again, confirm Server procedure, and perform update again

Support

If you have problem for updating, please contact Denon USA Customer Service
Customer Service hours of operation: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM ET, M-F

1-800-497-8921

During peak call-in times or for after hours Tech and Operational self help support, please use our online FAQ database.
http://denon.custhelp.com/

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6. Getting Upgrade ID #

Important Notice

- The "Upgrade ID" number is required for the Upgrade Feature Pack registration. - When registering your Denon A/V Component for the Upgrade Feature Pack online, via the Denon USA web site (www.usa.denon.com), you will need the "Upgrade ID" number which was created by the firmware update released Sep. 2008.
> See Page 2 Check Your Firmware Version
- If you have not performed a firmware update since before that date, you must do so before proceeding further.
> See Page 5 - 7 Update Instructions

Getting Upgrade ID #

- Be sure unit is connected to network properly - Press "ON/STANDBY" button to power on, and indicator will turn to green. *Need few seconds to complete network connection for 3 seconds. *Be sure to select source other than NET/USB characters. - Front display will show 'Upgrade ID' with 12 digit - Press and keep "Status" key and "Right Cursor" key
Front Panel Display (ID shown above is sample)

MEMO : Upgrade ID

DENON AVR control protocol

Ver. 5.2.0_a

Application model : AVR-3808/AVC-3808 Application terminal: RS-232C/ Ethernet

Connector specification

. RS-232C Connector type: DB-9pin female type, slave straight connection (DCE type) ( 1pin : GND , 2pin : TxD , 3pin : RxD , 5pin : Common(GND) , 4,6,7,8,9pin : NC ) Communication format: Synchronous system : Tone step synchronization Communication system : A half duplex Communication speed : 9600bps Character length : 8 bits Parity control : None Start bit : 1 bit Stop bit : 1 bit Communication procedure : Non procedural Communication data length : 135 bytes (maximum)

Version 5.2.0 5.2.0_a

Date 06.Jul.07 23.Jan.08
Contents Original 1.Added NSE,NSB,NSC for iRadio Control. 2.Corrected the Command of IPE,IPA for iPod Control. 3.Added Response MS Command for DTS Mode. 4.Corrected the Response Command of PSMODE.
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. Ethernet Connector type Example
RJ-45(10BASE-T/100BASE-TX)

Ethernet Cross cable

AVR/AVC

Example

HUB PC Ethernet Straight cable Ethernet Straight cable AVR/AVC
Communication format Communication Communication Communication Communication
system speed port data length

: : : :

A half duplex 10Mbps/100Mbps TCP port 23 (telnet) 135bytes (maximum)
NETWORK SETUP of AVR-4308 >Procedure of Network Setup mode. (1)Press SYSTEM SETUP button, then System Setup Menu appears on FL-display(and GUI) (2)Select Network Setup > Detail. (3)Set parameters described below. <DHCP> "ON"---Use this setting when DHCP server is on the local network. "OFF"---Use this setting when DHCP server is not on the local network. <IP Address> When <DHCP> sets "OFF, please set IP address. When <DHCP> sets "ON, you can confirm the IP address that is set by server. <Subnet Mask> When <DHCP> sets "OFF, please set Subnet Mask. When <DHCP> sets "ON, you can confirm the Subnet Mask that is set by server. <Gateway> Set the address of Gateway when Gateway is on the local network. Do not set this parameter when Gateway is not on the local network. <Primary DNS> Do not set this parameter. <Second DNS> Do not set this parameter. <Proxy> Set this parameter "OFF". <Network Option: Standby Mode Power Saving> (1)Press MENU button, then Menu appears on FL-display (and GUI) (2)Select Manual Setup > Network Setup > Other > Power Saving (3)Set parameters described below. OFF---Use this setting when using the AVR-4308 connected in a network. ON--- Use this setting when not using the AVR-4308 connected in a network. This setting is reducing the power consumption in the standby mode.
NETWORK SETUP of AVR-3808 >Procedure of Network Setup mode. (1)Press SYSTEM SETUP button, then System Setup Menu appears on FL-display(and GUI) (2)Select Network Setup > Detail. (3)Set parameters described below. <DHCP> "ON"---Use this setting when DHCP server is on the local network. "OFF"---Use this setting when DHCP server is not on the local network. <IP Address> When <DHCP> sets "OFF, please set IP address. When <DHCP> sets "ON, you can confirm the IP address that is set by server. <Subnet Mask> When <DHCP> sets "OFF, please set Subnet Mask. When <DHCP> sets "ON, you can confirm the Subnet Mask that is set by server. <Gateway> Set the address of Gateway when Gateway is on the local network. Do not set this parameter when Gateway is not on the local network. <Primary DNS> Do not set this parameter. <Second DNS> Do not set this parameter. <Proxy> Set this parameter "OFF". <Network Option: Standby Mode Power Saving> (1)Press MENU button, then Menu appears on FL-display (and GUI) (2)Select Manual Setup > Network Setup > Other > Power Saving (3)Set parameters described below. OFF---Use this setting when using the AVR-3808 connected in a network. ON--- Use this setting when not using the AVR-4308 connected in a network. This setting is reducing the power consumption in the standby mode.
Protocol specification The following three data forms are defined. COMMAND : The message sent to a system(AVR) from a controller(Touch Panel etc.) A command to a system is given from a controller. EVENT : The message sent to a controller (Touch Panel etc.) from a system (AVR) The result is sent, when a system is operated directly and a state changes. *The form of EVENT presupposes that it is the same as that of COMMAND. **Refer to the following table for the contents of COMMAND and EVENT. RESPONSE : The message sent to a controller (Touch Panel etc.) from a system (AVR) if the request command (COMMAND+?+CR(0x0D)) has came from a controller. The RESPONSE should be sent within 200ms of receiving the COMMAND. *The form of RESPONSE presupposes that it is the same as that of EVENT.

Basic specification: The command by ASCII CODE, parameter expression
*ASCII CODE which can be used is from 0x20 to 0x7F: the alphabet and the number of 0-9, and space (0x20), some signs, AND carriage return (0x0D) --- It is used only as a pause sign.
Command structure: COMMAND + PARAMETER + CR (0x0D)
COMMAND: ASCII CODE of 2 characters Ex. SI : Select Input source MS : surround Mode Setting MV : Master Volume setting PW : system PoWer setting PARAMETER : ASCII CODE ( up to 25 characters) ex. DVD : function name SUPER STADIUM : surround mode name *Special Parameter--- ? : for request command

The example of a command

* <CR> is the meaning of 0x0D. SIDVD<CR> : Select Input source DVD MSSTEREO<CR> : surround Mode Set to STEREO MVUP<CR> : Master Volume UP PWON<CR> : system PoWer ON PWSTANDBY<CR> : system PoWer STANDBY SI?<CR> : Request command for now playing input source >> Return RESPONSE SI***<CR>

Others

A) COMMAND is receivable also during transmission of EVENT. B) Since CHANNEL VOLUME changes simultaneously when the SURROUND MODE changes, the value of the channel volume of all channels returns as EVENT. C) CHANNEL VOLUME returns the data of ALL channels by the present SURROUND MODE also including an intact channel. In this case, the data of an intact channel is set to "50". D) Since SURROUND MODE changes simultaneously when the INPUT source changes, the SURROUND MODE (and also the value of the channel volume of all channels , It described in B) ) returns as EVENT. E) When SURROUND MODE is the same in between INPUT source change before and after, EVENT of SURROUND MODE and CHANNEL VOLUME does NOT return. F) Although EVENT of SURROUND MODE returns when the present SURROUND MODE is set up again, CHANNEL VOLUME does NOT return. G) When SURROUND MODE is changed, before returning SURROUND MODE after change as EVENT, the present SURROUND MODE is returned. H) The RESPONSE should be sent as opposed to the request command by all the commands with which an EVENT exists , not need to the another request commands(ex. SV command). I) The PARAMETER (with COMMAND and RESPONSE, EVENT) of minimum level of MASTER VOLUME defines 99. J) If the MASTER VOLUME & CHANNEL VOLUME set with 0.5dB step, the PARAMETER (with COMMAND and RESPONSE, EVENT) defines three ASCII characters as bellows. Ex. MASTER VOLUME = +1.0dB : MV81<CR> +0.5dB : MV805<CR> 0dB : MV80<CR> -0.5dB : MV795<CR> -1.0dB : MV79<CR> | | -79.5dB : MV005<CR> -80.0dB : MV00<CR> --: MV99<CR> * At the **.0dB step, only uses two ASCII characters as PARAMETER, same as usual. K) Four seconds later, please transmit the next COMMAND after transmitting a power on COMMANDPWON. -8-

function set AUTO mode (Priority:HDMI>>DIGITAL>>ANALOG) set force HDMI INPUT mode set force DIGITAL INPUT (Optical,Coaxial)mode set force ANALOG INPUT mode ---Set EXT.IN mode at AVR-3808 Return SD Status set DIGITAL INPUT AUTO mode set DIGITAL INPUT force PCM mode set DIGITAL INPUT force DTS mode Return DC Status VIDEO SELECT mode set , and select source
VIDEO SELECT mode cancel Return SV Status Select SURROUND mode
(North America model Only)
example SDAUTO<CR> SDHDMI<CR> SDDIGITAL<CR> SDANALOG<CR> SDEXT.IN-1<CR> SD?<CR> DCAUTO<CR> DCPCM<CR> DCDTS<CR> DC? SVDVD<CR> SVVDP<CR> SVTV/CBL<CR> SVSAT<CR> SVVCR<CR> SVDVR<CR> SVV.AUX<CR> SVSOURCE<CR> SV?<CR> MSDIRECT<CR> MSPURE DIRECT<CR> MSSTEREO<CR> MS STANDARD<CR> MSDOLBY DIGITAL<CR> MSDTS SURROUND<CR> MS NEURAL<CR> MSWIDE SCREEN MS7CH STEREO<CR> MSSUPER STADIUM<CR> MSROCK ARENA<CR> MSJAZZ CLUB<CR>

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COMMAND MS
PARAMETER CLASSIC CONCERT MONO MOVIE MATRIX VIDEO GAME VIRTUAL MPEG2 AAC ? QUICK1 QUICK2 QUICK3 QUICK1 MEMORY QUICK2 MEMORY QUICK3 MEMORY QUICK ? MONIAUTO MONI1 MONI2 MONI? ASPNRM ASPFUL ASP? SC48P SC10I SC72P SC10P SC AUTO SC?

function

---Invalid at AVR model (Japan model only) Return MS Status QUICK SELECT 1-3 MODE SELECT USER1-3 MODE MEMORY Return MSQUICK Status Set HDMI MONITOR automatic detection (Japan model only) Set HDMI MONITOR OUT-1 (Japan model only) Set HDMI MONITOR OUT-2 (Japan model only) Return VSMONITOR Status (Japan model only) Set Normal mode Set FULL mode Return VSASPECT Status Set Resolution to 480p/576p Set Resolution to 1080i Set Resolution to 720p Set Resolution to 1080p Set Resolution to AUTO Return VSSCALE Status
example MSCLASSIC CONCERT<CR> MSMONO MOVIE<CR> MSMATRIX<CR> MSVIDEO GAME<CR> MSVIRTUAL<CR> MSMPEG2 AAC<CR> MS?<CR> MSQUICK1<CR> MSQUICK2<CR> MSQUICK3<CR> MSQUICK1 MEMORY<CR> MSQUICK2 MEMORY<CR> MSQUICK3 MEMORY<CR> MSQUICK ?<CR> VSMONIAUTO<CR> VSMONI1<CR> VSMONI2<CR> VSMONI?<CR> VSASPNRM<CR> VSASPFUL<CR> VSASP?<CR> VSSC48P<CR> VSSC10I<CR> VSSC72P<CR> VSSC10P<CR> VSSCAUTO<CR> VSSC?<CR>

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COMMAND PS
PARAMETER TONE DEFEAT ON TONE DEFEAT OFF TONE DEFEAT ? SB:MTRX ON SB:NON MTRX SB:PL2xCINEMA SB:PL2xMUSIC SB:ON SB:OFF SB: ? CINEMA EQ.ON CINEMA EQ.OFF CINEMA EQ. ? MODE:MUSIC MODE:CINEMA MODE:GAME MODE:PRO LOGIC
function PARAMETER setting TONE DEFEAT ON/OFF Return PSTONE DEFEAT Status SURROUND BACK SP MODE set
Return PSSB: Status CINEMA EQ. ON/OFF Return PSCINEMA EQ.Status CINEMA / MUSIC / GAME / PL mode change (This parameter can change DOLBY PL2,PL2x,NEO:6 mode.) ---SB=ONPL2x mode / SB=OFFPL2 mode --- GAME can change DOLBY PL2 & PL2x mode --- PL can change ONLY DOLBY PL2 mode Return PSMODE: Status ROOM EQ mode direct change
example PSTONE DEFEAT ON<CR> PSTONE DEFEAT OFF<CR> PSTONE DEFEAT ?<CR> PSSB:MTRX ON<CR> PSSB:NON MTRX<CR> PSSB:PL2X CINEMA<CR> PSSB:PL2X MUSIC<CR> PSSB:ON<CR> PSSB:OFF<CR> PSSB: ?<CR> PSCINEMA EQ.ON<CR> PSCINEMA EQ.OFF<CR> PSCINEMA EQ. ?<CR> PSMODE:MUSIC<CR> PSMODE:CINEMA<CR> PSMODE:GAME<CR> PSMODE:PRO LOGIC<CR> PSMODE: ?<CR> PSROOM EQ:AUDYSSEY<CR> PSROOM EQ:BYP.LR<CR> PSROOM EQ:FLAT<CR> PSROOM EQ:MANUAL<CR> PSROOM EQ:OFF<CR> PSROOM EQ: ?<CR> PSBAS UP<CR> PSBAS DOWN<CR> PSBAS 50<CR> PSBAS ?<CR>
MODE: ? ROOM EQ:AUDYSSEY ROOM EQ:BYP.LR ROOM EQ:FLAT ROOM EQ:MANUAL ROOM EQ:OFF ROOM EQ ? Return PSROOM EQ: Status BAS UP BASS UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB BAS DOWN **:00 to 99 by ASCII , 50=0dB BAS ** ---AVR-3808 can be operated from -6 to +6(44 to 56) BAS ? Return PSBAS Status PS COMMAND : "*" parameter uses two ASCII characters. (see page4 J) section)

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PARAMETER function TRE UP PSTRE TREBLE UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB TRE DOWN PSTRE **:00 to 99 by ASCII , 50=0dB TRE ** PSTRE ---AVR-3808 can be operated from -6 to +6(44 to 56) TRE ? PSTRE Return PSTRE Status DRC AUTO PSDRC DRC direct change DRC LOW PSDRC DRC MID PSDRC DRC HI PSDRC DRC OFF PSDRC DRC ? PSDRC DCO OFF PSDCO D.COMP direct change DCO LOW PSDCO DCO MID PSDCO DCO HIGH PSDCO DCO ? PSDCO Return PSDCO Status LFE UP PSLEE LFE UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB LFE DOWN PSLFE **:00 to 99 by ASCII , 00=0dB, 10=-10dB LFE ** PSLFE ---AVR-3808 can be operated from 0 to -10 LFE ? PSLFE Return PSLFE Status EFF ON PSEFF EFFECT ON/OFF , EFFECT LEVEL direct change to **dB EFF OFF PSEFF **:00 to 99 by ASCII , 00=0dB, 10=10dB EFF ** PSEFF ---AVR-3808 can be operated from 1 to 15 EFF ? PSEFF Return PSEFF Status DEL UP PSDEL DELAY UP/DOWN , direct change to ***dB DEL DOWN PSDEL ***:000 to 999 by ASCII , 000=0ms, 300=300ms DEL *** PSDEL ---AVR-3808 can be operated from 0 to 300 DEL ? PSDEL Return PSDEL Status AFD ON PSAFD AFDM ON/OFF AFD OFF PSAFD AFD ? PSAFD Return PSAFD Status PS COMMAND : "*" parameter uses two or three ASCII characters. (see page4 J) section)
example UP<CR> DOWN<CR> 50<CR> ?<CR> AUTO<CR> LOW<CR> MID<CR> HI<CR> OFF<CR> ?<CR> OFF<CR> LOW<CR> MID<CR> HIGH<CR> ?<CR> UP<CR> DOWN<CR> 10<CR> ? <CR> UP<CR> DOWN<CR> **<CR> ?<CR> UP<CR> DOWN<CR> ***<CR> ?<CR> ON<CR> OFF<CR> ?<CR>

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PARAMETER function example PAN ON PSPAN ON<CR> PANORAMA ON/OFF PAN OFF PSPAN OFF<CR> PAN ? PSPAN ?<CR> Return PSPAN Status DIM UP PSDIM UP<CR> DIMENSION UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB DIM DOWN PSDIM DOWN<CR> **:00 to 99 by ASCII , 00=0, DIM ** PSDIM **<CR> ---AVR-3808 can be operated from 0 to 6 DIM ? PSDIM ?<CR> Return PSDIM Status CEN UP PSCEN UP<CR> CENTER WIDTH UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB CEN DOWN PSCEN DOWN<CR> **:00 to 99 by ASCII , 00=0 CEN ** PSCEN 07<CR> ---AVR-3808 can be operated from 0 to 7 CEN ? PSCEN ?<CR> Return PSCEN Status CEI UP PSCEI UP<CR> CENTER IMAGE UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB CEI DOWN PSCEI DOWN<CR> **:00 to 99 by ASCII , 00=0.0 CEI ** PSCEI 10<CR> ---AVR-3808 can be operated from 0.0 to 1.0 CEI? OSCEI ?<CR> Return PSCEI Status ATT ON PSATT ON<CR> SW ATT ON/OFF ATT OFF PSATT OFF<CR> ATT ? PSATT ?<CR> Return PSATT Status SWR ON PSSWR ON<CR> SW ON/OFF SWR OFF PSSWR OFF<CR> SWR ? PSSWR ?<CR> Return PSSWR Status RSZ S PSRSZ S<CR> ROOM SIZE direct change RSZ MS PSRSZ MS<CR> RSZ M PSRSZ M<CR> RSZ ML PSRSZ ML<CR> RSZ L PSRSZ L<CR> RSZ ? PSRSZ ?<CR> Return PSRSZ Status DELAY UP AUDIO DELAY UP/DOWN , direct change to ***dB PSDELAY UP<CR> DELAY DOWN ***:000 to 999 by ASCII , 000=0ms, 200=200ms PSDELAY DOWN<CR> DELAY *** ---AVR-3808 can be operated from 0 to 200 PSDELAY 200<CR> PS COMMAND : "*" parameter uses two or three ASCII characters. (see page4 J) section)

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PARAMETER function NIGHT OFF NIGHT MODE direct change NIGHT LOW NIGHT MID NIGHT HI NIGHT ? Return PSNIGHT Status RSTR OFF AUDIO RESTORER direct change RSTR MODE1 RSTR MODE2 RSTR MODE3 RSTR ? Return PSRSTR Status PV CN UP CONTRAST UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB CN DOWN **:44 to 56 by ASCII , 50=0 CN ** ---AVR-3808 can be operated from -6 to +6(44 to 56) CN ? Return PSCN Status BR UP BRIGHTNESS UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB BR DOWN **:00 to 12 by ASCII , 00=0 BR ** ---AVR-3808 can be operated from 0 to 12 BR ? Return PSBR Status CM UP CROMA LEVET UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB CM DOWN **:44 to 56 by ASCII , 50=0 CM ** ---AVR-3808 can be operated from -6 to +6(44 to 56) CM ? Return PSCN Status HUE UP HUE UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB HUE DOWN **:44 to 56 by ASCII , 50=0 HUE ** ---AVR-3808 can be operated from -6 to +6(44 to 56) HUE ? Return PSCN Status PV COMMAND : "*" parameter uses two ASCII characters. (see page4 J) section)
example PSNIGHT OFF<CR> PSNIGHT LOW<CR> PSNIGHT MID<CR> PSNIGHT HI<CR> PSNIGHT ?<CR> PSRSTR OFF<CR> PSRSTR MODE1<CR> PSRSTR MODE2<CR> PSRSTR MODE3<CR> PSRSTR ?<CR> PVCN UP<CR> PVCN DOWN<CR> PVCN 06<CR> PVCN ?<CR> PVBR UP<CR> PVBR DOWN<CR> PVBR 12<CR> PVBR ?<CR> PVCM UP<CR> PVSCM DOWN<CR> PVCM 06<CR> PVCM ?<CR> PVHUE UP<CR> PVHUE DOWN<CR> PVHUE 06<CR> PVHUE ?<CR>

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COMMAND Z2

Z2MU Z2CS Z2CV

PARAMETER PHONO | IPOD SOURCE UP DOWN ** ON OFF ? ON OFF ? ST MONO ? FL UP FL DOWN FL ** FR UP FR DOWN FR ** ? ON OFF ?
function MULTI ZONE-2 mode set , and select source at AVR-3808 ---The name of PARAMETER is the same as that of the time of SI COMMAND. MULTI ZONE-2 mode cancel at AVR-3808 MULTI ZONE-2 VOLUME UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB at AVR-3808 **:10 to 99 by ASCII , 80=0dB, 99=---(MIN) MULTI ZONE-2 ON/OFF change at AVR-3808 Return Z2 Status ZONE2 OUTPUT MUTE ON/OFF change Return Z2MU Status ZONE2 Channel setting Return Z2CS Status ZONE2 CHANNEL VOLUME ---FRONT Lch **:38 to 62 by ASCII ZONE2 CHANNEL VOLUME ---FRONT Rch **:38 to 62 by ASCII Return Z2CV Status ZONE2 HPF ON/OFF Return Z2HPF Status UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB , 50=0dB UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB , 50=0dB
example Z2PHONO<CR> | Z2IPOD<CR> Z2SOURCE<CR> Z2UP<CR> Z2DOWN<CR> Z280<CR> Z2ON<CR> Z2OFF<CR> Z2?<CR> Z2MUON<CR> Z2MUOFF<CR> Z2MU?<CR> Z2CSST Z2CSMONO Z2CS? Z2CVFL UP<CR> Z2CVFL DOWN<CR> Z2CVFL 50<CR> Z2CVFR UP<CR> Z2CVFR DOWN<CR> Z2CVFR 50<CR> Z2CV?<CR> Z2HPFON<CR> Z2HPFOFF<CR> Z2HPF?<CR>
Z2 COMMAND : "*" parameter uses two ASCII characters. (see page4 J) section)

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Except Japan model. COMMAND PARAMETER Z2PS BAS UP BAS DOWN BAS ** BAS ? TRE UP TRE DOWN TRE ** TRE ?
function ZONE2 BASS UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB **:00 to 99 by ASCII , 00=0dB ---AVR-3808 can be operated from -10 to +10(40 to 60) Return Z2PSBAS Status ZONE2 TREBLE UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB **:00 to 99 by ASCII , 00=0dB ---AVR-3808 can be operated from -10 to +10(40 to 60) Return Z2PSTRE Status
Z2PSBAS Z2PSBAS Z2PSBAS Z2PSBAS Z2PSTRE Z2PSTRE Z2PSTRE Z2PSTRE
example UP<CR> DOWN<CR> 00<CR> ?<CR> UP<CR> DOWN<CR> 00<CR> ?<CR>

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Except Japan model COMMAND PARAMETER Z3 PHONO | IPOD SOURCE UP DOWN ** ON OFF ? Z3MU ON OFF ? Z3CS ST MONO ? Z3CV FL UP FL DOWN FL ** FR UP FR DOWN FR ** ? Z3HPF ON OFF ?
function MULTI ZONE-3 mode set , and select source at AVR-3808 ---The name of PARAMETER is the same as that of the time of SI COMMAND. MULTI ZONE-3 mode cancel MULTI ZONE-3 VOLUME UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB **:10 to 99 by ASCII , 80=0dB, 99=---(MIN) MULTI ZONE-3 ON/OFF change at AVR-3808 Return Z3 Status ZONE3 OUTPUT MUTE ON/OFF change Return Z3MU Status ZONE3 Channel setting Return Z3CS Status ZONE3 CHANNEL VOLUME ---FRONT Lch **:38 to 62 by ASCII ZONE3 CHANNEL VOLUME ---FRONT Rch **:38 to 62 by ASCII Return Z2CV Status ZONE3 HPF ON/OFF Return Z3HPF Status UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB , 50=0dB UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB , 50=0dB

example Z3PHONO<CR> | Z3IPOD<CR> Z3SOURCE<CR> Z3UP<CR> Z3DOWN<CR> Z380<CR> Z3ON<CR> Z3OFF<CR> Z2?<CR> Z3MUON<CR> Z3MUOFF<CR> Z3MU?<CR> Z3CSST Z3CSMONO Z3CS? Z3CVFL UP<CR> Z3CVFL DOWN<CR> Z3CVFL 50<CR> Z3CVFR UP<CR> Z3CVFR DOWN<CR> Z3CVFR 50<CR> Z3CV?<CR> Z3HPFON<CR> Z3HPFOFF<CR> Z3HPF?<CR>
Z3 COMMAND : "*" parameter uses two ASCII characters. (see page4 J) section)

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Except Japan model COMMAND PARAMETER Z3PS BAS UP BAS DOWN BAS ** BAS ? TRE UP TRE DOWN TRE ** TRE ?
function ZONE3 BASS UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB **:00 to 99 by ASCII , 00=0dB ---AVR-3808 can be operated from -10 to +10(40 to 60) Return Z3PSBAS Status ZONE3 TREBLE UP/DOWN , direct change to **dB **:00 to 99 by ASCII , 00=0dB ---AVR-3808 can be operated from -10 to +10(40 to 60) Return Z3PSTRE Status
Z3PSBAS Z3PSBAS Z3PSBAS Z3PSBAS Z3PSTRE Z3PSTRE Z3PSTRE Z3PSTRE

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ANALOG TUNER Control(AVR model only) COMMAND TF PARAMETER ANUP ANDOWN AN****** (6 digits) AN? ANUP ANDOWN AN** (PRESET No.) AN? ANMEMORY ANAM ANFM AN? ANAUTO ANMANUAL function TUNER Frequency UP/DOWN --- ****.** kHz at AM band (>050000 is AM.) ****.** MHz at FM band (<050000 is FM.) Return TF Status TUNER PRESET CH UP/DOWN , direct change to No.** example TFANUP<CR> TFANDOWN<CR> TFAN105000<CR> (1050.00kHz at AM) TFAN?<CR> TPANUP<CR> TPANDOWN<CR> TPANA1<CR> (PRESET No.A1) TPAN?<CR> TPANMEMORY<CR> TMANAM<CR> TMANFM<CR> TMAN?<CR> TMANAUTO<CR> TMANMANUAL<CR>
Return TP Status TUNER PRESET MEMORY TUNER BAND , MODE Select ---Band set to AM ---Band set to FM Return TM Status ---Tuning mode set to AUTO mode ---Tuning mode set to MANUAL mode
TF, TP, TM COMMAND : '*' parameters can NOT operate when INPUT source isnt TUNER.

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XM Control(North America model only)
COMMAND TF PARAMETER XMUP XMDOWN XM*** (3 digits) XM? XMUP XMDOWN XM**(PRESET No.) XM? XMMEM ? function XM Channel UP/DOWN --- ***:XM CH No. Return TFXM Status XM PRESET CH UP/DOWN , direct change to No.** example TFXMUP<CR> TFXMDOWN<CR> TFXM001<CR> (XM001 CH at XM) TFXM?<CR> TPXMUP<CR> TPXMDOWN<CR> TPXMA1<CR> (PRESET No.A1) TPXM?<CR> TPXMMEM<CR> XM?<CR>

Return TPXM Status XM PRESET MEMORY Return XM Status - CHANNEL NAME, ARTIST, TITLE, SIGNAL LEVEL

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iRadio/mServer/USB Extended Control
COMMAND SI Z2 Z3 NS PARAMETER USB USB USB 94 9A 9B 9C 9D 9E 9H 9I 9J 9K 9L 9X 9Y function Select INPUT source NET/USB and USB Start Playback Select MULTI ZONE-2 source NET/USB and USB Start Playback (Except Japan model) Select MULTI ZONE-3 source NET/USB and USB Start Playback Cursor Up Control Cursor Down Control Cursor Left Control Cursor Right Control Enter (Play/Pause) Control Play Control Pause Control Stop Control Skip Plus Control Skip Minus Control Repeat One (USB Only) Repeat All (USB Only) Repeat Off (USB Only) Random On/Repeat ALL (USB Only) Random Off (USB Only) Page Up Control Page Down Control Return Onscreen Display Information List (ASCII CODE Character) Request Onscreen Display Information List (UTF-8 CODE Character) Direct Preset CH Play Direct Preset CH Memory Direct Character Search example SIUSB<CR> Z2USB<CR> Z3USB<CR> NS90<CR> NS91<CR> NS92<CR> NS93<CR> NS94<CR> NS9A<CR> NS9B<CR> NS9C<CR> NS9D<CR> NS9E<CR> NS9H<CR> NS9I<CR> NS9J<CR> NS9K<CR> NS9L<CR> NS9X<CR> NS9Y<CR> NSA<CR> (Return NSA0-NSA8,Refer to Page 38 NSE<CR> (Return NSE0-NSE8,Refer to Page 39 NSB00<CR> (**:00-55,00=A1,01=A2,B1=08,G8=55) NSC00<CR> (**:00-55,00=A1,01=A2,B1=08,G8=55) NSD0<CR> (*:0-9,A-Z)
NSA NSE NSB NSC NSD ** ** *

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iPod Extended Control
COMMAND IP PARAMETER 94 9A 9C 9D 9E 9F 9G 9H 9I 9J 9K 9L 9M 9N 9P 9Q 9X 9Y function Cursor Up Control Cursor Down Control Cursor Left Control Cursor Right Control Enter (Play/Pause) Control Play/Pause Control Stop Control Skip Plus Control Skip Minus Control Manual Search Plus Control Manual Search Minus Control Repeat One Control Repeat All Control Repeat Off Control Shuffle Songs Control Shuffle Album Control Shuffle Off Control MENU Control Switch the Browse Mode Control Switch the Remote Mode Control Page Up Control Page Down Control Return Onscreen Display Information List (ASCII CODE Character) Request Onscreen Display Information List(iPOD) (UTF-8 CODE Character) example IP90<CR> IP91<CR> IP92<CR> IP93<CR> IP94<CR> IP9A<CR> IP9C<CR> IP9D<CR> IP9E<CR> IP9F<CR> IP9G<CR> IP9H<CR> IP9I<CR> IP9J<CR> IP9K<CR> IP9L<CR> IP9M<CR> IP9N<CR> IP9P<CR> IP9Q<CR> IP9X<CR> IP9Y<CR> IPA<CR> (Return IPA0-IPA9,Refer to Page 40-41 IPE<CR> (Return IPE0-IPE9,Refer to Page 42-43

IPA IPE

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Cursol/Enter/Menu(Setup)

COMMAND MN PARAMETER CUP CDN CLT CRT ENT RTN MEN ON MEN OFF function Cursor Up Control Cursor Down Control Cursor Left Control Cursor Right Control Enter Control RETURN Control GUI Menu ON Control GUI Menu OFF Control MNCUP<CR> MNCDN<CR> MNCLT<CR> MNCRT<CR> MNENT<CR> MNRTN<CR> MNMEN ON<CR> MNMEN OFF<CR> example

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Remote Lock/Panel Lock
COMMAND SY PARAMETER REMOTE LOCK ON REMOTE LOCK OFF PANEL LOCK ON PANEL+V LOCK ON PANEL LOCK OFF function REMOTE CONTROL LOCK ON/OFF PANEL BUTTON(Except MASTER VOL.)CONTROL LOCK ON PANEL BUTTON & MASTER VOL. CONTROL LOCK ON PANEL BUTTUM & MASTER VOL. CONTROL LOCK OFF example SYREMOTE LOCK ON<CR> SYREMOTE LOCK OFF<CR> SYPANEL LOCK ON<CR> SYPANEL+V LOCK ON<CR> SYPANEL LOCK OFF<CR>

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EVENT(or RESPONSE) and PARAMETER list
EVENT PW MV PARAMETER ON STANDBY ** function POWER ON/STANDBY change MASTER VOLUME change , **:00 to 99 by ASCII 98 = +18dB(MAX) 80 = 0dB 00 = -80dB 99 = ---(MIN) CHANNEL VOLUME change , **:00,38 to 62 by ASCII 62 = +12dB(MAX) 50 = 0dB 38 = -12dB(MIN) 00 = OFF (define ONLY SWch in DIRECT mode.) example PWON<CR> PWSTANDBY<CR> MV80<CR>
FL ** CVFL 50<CR> FR ** CVFR 50<CR> C ** CVC 50<CR> SW ** CVSW 50<CR> SL ** CVSL 50<CR> SR ** CVSR 50<CR> SBL ** (at SBch 2SP) CVSBL 50<CR> SBR ** (at SBch 2SP) CVSBR 50<CR> SB ** (at SBch 1SP) CVSB 50<CR> MU ON OUTPUT MUTE ON/OFF change MUON<CR> OFF MUOFF<CR> SI PHONO INPUT source change SIPHONO<CR> CD SICD<CR> TUNER SITUNER<CR> DVD SIDVD<CR> HDP SIHDP<CR> TV/CBL SITV/CBL<CR> SAT SISAT<CR> VCR SIVCR<CR> DVR SIDVR<CR> V.AUX SIV.AUX<CR> The PARAMETER of MV, CV EVENT : Uses two or three ASCII characters. (see page4 J) section)

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EVENT SI
PARAMETER NET/USB XM USB IPOD ON OFF PHONO | IPOD SOURCE AUTO HDMI DIGITAL ANALOG EXT.IN-1 AUTO PCM DTS DVD HDP TV/CBL SAT VCR DVR V.AUX SOURCE
function (North America model Only) MAIN-ZONE ON/OFF change REC SELECT source change ---The name of PARAMETER is the same as that of the time of SI COMMAND. REC SELECT mode cancel INPUT mode change

---Set EXT.IN mode at AVR-3808 DIGITAL INPUT mode change VIDEO SELECT mode source change
example SINET/USB<CR> SIHDRADIO<CR> SIUSB<CR> SIIPOD<CR> ZMON<CR> ZMOFF<CR> SRPHONO<CR> | SRAUXIPOD<CR> SRSOURCE<CR> SDAUTO<CR> SDHDMI<CR> SDDIGITAL<CR> SDANALOG<CR> SDEXT.IN-1<CR> DCAUTO<CR> DCPCM<CR> DCDTS<CR> SVDVD<CR> SVVDP<CR> SVTV/CBL<CR> SVSAT<CR> SVVCR<CR> SVDVR<CR> SVV.AUX<CR> SVSOURCE<CR>

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EVENT MS
PARAMETER DIRECT PURE DIRECT STEREO MULTI CH IN MULTI CH IN +PL2x C MULTI CH IN +PL2x M MULTI CH DIRECT MULTI CH DIRECT +PL2x C MULTI CH DIRECT +PL2x M MULTI CH PURE D MULTI CH PURE D +PL2x C MULTI CH PURE D +PL2x M MULTI CH IN 7.1 M DIRECT 7.1 M CH PURE D 7.1 DOLBY PRO LOGIC DOLBY PL2 CINEMA DOLBY PL2 MUSIC DOLBY PL2 G DOLBY PL2x C DOLBY PL2x M DOLBY PL2x G DOLBY DIGITAL DOLBY D EX DOLBY D +PL2x C DOLBY D +PL2x M
function SURROUND mode change
example MSDIRECT<CR> MSPURE DIRECT<CR> MSSTEREO<CR> MSMULTI CH IN<CR> MSM CH IN+PL2X C<CR> MSM CH IN+PL2X M<CR> MSMULTI CH DIRECT<CR> MSM CH DRCT+PL2X C <CR> MSM CH DRCT+PL2X M <CR> MSMULTI CH PURE D<CR> MSM CH PURE D+PL2X C <CR> MSM CH PURE D+PL2X M <CR> MSMULTI CH IN 7.1<CR> MSM DIRECT 7.1<CR> MSM CH PURE D 7.1<CR> MSDOLBY PRO LOGIC<CR> MSDOLBY PL2 C<CR> MSDOLBY PL2 M<CR> MSDOLBY PL2 G<CR> MSDOLBY PL2X C<CR> MSDOLBY PL2X M<CR> MSDOLBY PL2X G<CR> MSDOLBY DIGITAL<CR> MSDOLBY D EX<CR> MSDOLBY D+PL2X C<CR> MSDOLBY D+PL2X M<CR>

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PARAMETER DTS NEO:6 C DTS NEO:6 M DTS SURROUND DTS ES DSCRT6.1 DTS ES MTRX6.1 DTS+PL2x C DTS+PL2x M DTS+NEO:6 DTS96/24 DTS96 ES MTRX WIDE SCREEN 5CH STEREO 7CH STEREO SUPER STADIUM ROCK ARENA JAZZ CLUB CLASSIC CONCERT MONO MOVIE MATRIX VIDEO GAME VIRTUAL DSD DIRECT DSD PURE DIRECT DSD MULTI DRCT DSD MULTI PURE MPEG2 AAC AAC+DOLBY EX AAC+PL2x C AAC+PL2x M

JAPAN JAPAN JAPAN JAPAN

model model model model

Only Only Only Only

example MSDTS NEO:6 C<CR> MSDTS NEO:6 M<CR> MSDTS SURROUND<CR> MSDTS ES DSCRT6.1<CR> MSDTS ES MTRX6.1<CR> MSDTS+PL2X C<CR> MSDTS+PL2X M<CR> MSDTS+NEO:6<CR> MSDTS96/24<CR> MSDTS96 ES MTRX<CR> MSWIDE SCREEN<CR> MS5CH STEREO<CR> MS7CH STEREO<CR> MSSUPER STADIUM<CR> MSROCK ARENA<CR> MSJAZZ CLUB<CR> MSCLASSIC CONCERT<CR> MSMONO MOVIE<CR> MSMATRIX<CR> MSVIDEO GAME<CR> MSVIRTUAL<CR> MSDSD DIRECT<CR> MSDSD PURE DIRECT<CR> MSDSD MULTI DRCT<CR> MSDSD MULTI PURE<CR> MSMPEG2 AAC<CR> MSAAC+DOLBY EX<CR> MSAAC+PL2X C<CR> MSAAC+PL2X M<CR>

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PARAMETER function NEURAL (North America model Only) DOLBY D+ DOLBY D+ +EX DOLBY D+ +PL2x C DOLBY D+ +PL2x M DOLBY TRUEHD DOLBY HD DOLBY HD+EX DOLBY HD+PL2x C DOLBY HD+PL2x M DTS HD DTS HD MSTR DTS HD+NEO:6 DTS HD+PL2X C DTS HD+PL2X M DTS ES 8CH DSCRT QUICK1 QUICK SELECT mode change QUICK2 QUICK3 QUICK0 ---User 1(or User 2 or User 3) Change User OFF MONIAUTO HDMI MONITOR setting change MONI1 MONI2 ASPNRM ASPECT setting change ASPFUL SC48P SCALER setting change SC10I SC72P SC10P SCAUTO
example MSNEURAL<CR> MSDOLBY D+<CR> MSDOLBY D+ +EX<CR> MSDOLBY D+ +PL2X C<CR> MSDOLBY D+ +PL2X M<CR> MSDOLBY HD<CR> MSDOLBY HD<CR> MSDOLBY HD+EX<CR> MSDOLBY HD+PL2X C<CR> MSDOLBY HD+PL2X M<CR> MSDTS HD<CR> MSDTS HD MSTR<CR> MSDTS HD+NEO:6<CR> MSDTS HD+PL2X C<CR> MSDTS HD+PL2X M<CR> MSDTS ES 8CH DSCRT<CR> MSQUICK1<CR> MSQUICK2<CR> MSQUICK3<CR> MSQUICK0<CR> VSMONIAUTO<CR> VSMONI1<CR> VSMONI2<CR> VSASPNRM<CR> VSASPFUL<CR> VSSC48P<CR> VSSC10I<CR> VSSC72P<CR> VSSC10P<CR> VSSCAUTO<CR>

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EVENT PS
PARAMETER TONE DEFEAT ON TONE DEFEAT OFF SB:MTRX ON SB:NON MTRX SB:PL2xC SB:PL2xM SB:ON SB:OFF SB:ESDSCRT SB:ESMTRX CINEMA EQ.ON CINEMA EQ.OFF MODE:CINEMA MODE:MUSIC MODE:GAME MODE:PRO LOGIC ROOM EQ:AUDYSSEY ROOM EQ:BYP.LR ROOM EQ:FLAT ROOM EQ:MANUAL ROOM EQ:OFF BAS ** TRE **
function TONE DEFEAT ON/OFF change SURROUND BACK MODE change
CINEMA EQ. ON/OFF Change CINEMA / MUSIC / GAME / PL mode change
ROOM EQ mode direct change
BASS change TREBLE change
example PSTONE DEFEAT ON<CR> PSTONE DEFEAT OFF<CR> PSSB:MTRX ON<CR> PSSB:NON MTRX<CR> PSSB:PL2X CINEMA<CR> PSSB:PL2X MUSIC<CR> PSSB:ON<CR> PSSB:OFF<CR> PSSB:ESDSCRT<CR> PSSB:ESMTRX<CR> PSCINEMA EQ.ON<CR> PSCINEMA EQ.OFF<CR> PSMODE:CINEMA<CR> PSMODE:MUSIC<CR> PSMODE:GAME<CR> PSMODE:PRO LOGIC<CR> PSROOM EQ:AUDYSSEY<CR> PSROOM EQ:BYP.LR<CR> PSROOM EQ:FLAT<CR> PSROOM EQ:MANUAL<CR> PSROOM EQ:OFF<CR> PSBAS 00<CR> PSTRE 00<CR>

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EVENT PS DRC DRC DRC DRC DRC DCO DCO DCO DCO DCO LFE EFF EFF EFF DEL AFD AFD PAN PAN DIM CEN CEI ATT ATT SWR SWR RSZ RSZ RSZ RSZ RSZ
PARAMETER AUTO LOW MID HI OFF OFF MID LOW MID HIGH ** ON OFF ** *** ON OFF ON OFF ** ** ** ON OFF ON OFF S MS M ML L

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EVENT NSE 8

PARAMETER

function Onscreen Display Information(mserver/iRadio) is Answered By the NSE Command. Display Line1 Information Display Line3 Information Display Line4 Information Display Line5 Information Display Line6 Information Display Line7 Information Display Line8 Information Display Line9 Information Display Line10 Information
NSE0**************_?????<CR> NSE1************_?????<CR> NSE2************_?????<CR> NSE3************_?????<CR> NSE4************_?????<CR> NSE5************_?????<CR> NSE6************_?????<CR> NSE7**************_?????<CR> NSE8**************_?????<CR> *:UTF-8 CODE Character(MAX95byte) _:Null ?: Don't Care (The character after Null should be disregarded) :Cursor&Playable Music Information Data(1Byte) Bit1:Playable Music =1 Bit2,3:Don't Care Bit4:CURSOR SELECT=1 Bit5,6,7,8:Don't Care ************_?????:96byte Fixed <example> NSE0Now Playing USB_????<CR> NSE1Come Away With Me_???<CR> NSE2Norah Jones_?????????<CR> NSE3_????????????????????<CR> NSE4_????????????????????<CR> NSE500:11 100%_???????<CR> NSE6_????????????????????<CR> NSE7_????????????????????<CR> NSE8_????????????????????<CR>

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EVENT IPA PARAMETER function Onscreen Display Information is Answered By the IPA Command. Display Line1 Information Display Line3 Information Display Line4 Information Display Line5 Information Display Line6 Information Display Line7 Information Display Line8 Information Display Line9 Information Display Line10 Information Display Line11 Information
IPA0***************_???<CR> IPA1*************_???<CR> IPA2*************_???<CR> IPA3*************_???<CR> IPA4*************_???<CR> IPA5*************_???<CR> IPA6*************_???<CR> IPA7*************_???<CR> IPA8#**************_???<CR> IPA9***************_???<CR> *:Character Length MAX96 _:Null ?:Exclusion(The character after Null should be disregarded) :Cursor Infomation Data(1Byte) Bit1:Playable Music=1 Bit2:Display Only=1 Bit3:Don't Care Bit4:CURSOR SELECT=1 Bit5,6,7,8:Don't Care #Bit1-8:Dont Care

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EVENT IPA
function <example1> IPA0Artist??????????????????<CR> IPA1 Ana Caram_????????????<CR> IPA2 Badi Assad_???????????<CR> IPA3 Christy Baron_????????<CR> IPA4 Marta Gomez_??????????<CR> IPA5 Rebecca Pidgeon_??????<CR> IPA6 Sara K_???????????????<CR> IPA7 Valerie Joyce_????????<CR> IPA8# SFL Songs RPT All_???<CR> IPA9 [ 2/ 6]_?????????<CR> <example2> IPA0Now Playing iPod_???????<CR> IPA1 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT._??<CR> IPA2 /The Beatles_?????????<CR> IPA3_??????????????????????<CR> IPA4 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT_???<CR> IPA5 00:04_??????????????<CR> IPA6_??????????????????????<CR> IPA7_??????????????????????<CR> IPA8# SFL Songs RPT All_???<CR> IPA9????????????????????????<CR>

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EVENT IPE 8 9
function Onscreen Display Information(iPod) is Answered By the IPA Command. Display Line1 Information Display Line3 Information Display Line4 Information Display Line5 Information Display Line6 Information Display Line7 Information Display Line8 Information Display Line9 Information Display Line10 Information Display Line11 Information
IPE0***************_???<CR> IPE1*************_???<CR> IPE2*************_???<CR> IPE3*************_???<CR> IPE4*************_???<CR> IPE5*************_???<CR> IPE6*************_???<CR> IPE7*************_???<CR> IPE8#**************_???<CR> IPE9***************_???<CR> *:UTF-8 CODE Character(MAX95byte) _:Null ?:Exclusion(The character after Null should be disregarded) :Cursor Information Data(1Byte) Bit1:Playable Music=1 Bit2:Display Only=1 Bit3:Don't Care Bit4:CURSOR SELECT=1 Bit5-8:Don't Care #Bit1-8:Dont Care

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EVENT IPE
function <example1> IPE0Artist??????????????????<CR> IPE1 Ana Caram_????????????<CR> IPE2 Badi Assad_???????????<CR> IPE3 Christy Baron_????????<CR> IPE4 Marta Gomez_??????????<CR> IPE5 Rebecca Pidgeon_??????<CR> IPE6 Sara K_???????????????<CR> IPE7 Valerie Joyce_????????<CR> IPE8# SFL Songs RPT All_???<CR> IPE9 [ 2/ 6]_?????????<CR> <example2> IPE0Now Playing iPod_???????<CR> IPE1 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT._??<CR> IPE2 /The Beatles_?????????<CR> IPE3_??????????????????????<CR> IPE4 A HARD DAY'S NIGHT_???<CR> IPE5 00:04_??????????????<CR> IPE6_??????????????????????<CR> IPE7_??????????????????????<CR> IPE8# SFL Songs RPT All_???<CR> IPE9_??????????????????????<CR>