20 Most Recent Onkyo TX-SR605 Receiver - Page 10 Questions & Answers

bad unit in power take it back if u just got it my fav is harmen kardon and kenwood 7.1 thx good prices too does everting way it should last forever

press set up go option number 1 then go hdmi monitor and input yes. then press set up again

take the main tv digital opti outto sterio ok on ch or from dish box to sterio on a ch

Remove all speaker wires from the receiver and turn it on.

If it still goes into protect, I'll bet the house that one of the channels is shorted out and it needs repair. This is a job for a pro.

If it doesn't go into protect, check for a short in the speaker wire or for a bad speaker.

There may be a setting in the TV's menu to set fixed or variable output for the rca's. You want variable. Some have two sets of audio outputs for fixed and variable. Depends on the TV. Check those two things. If no help let me know what the TV is and we'll see what we can do.

Sorry about the delay, I did not see this posting.

The other speaker configs utilize the surround processing section. In stereo, the surround processor is bypassed. Based upon your brief description, I would think that the surround processing section is producing DC voltage which is detected by the output section forcing the unit into protect mode. This is not a problem that is easily diagnosed remotely. One thing to chech, if you can, is the power regulators on the surround board. Make sure that the solder connections are good. If they are OK, then I would suggest that you get a detailed estimate from a local service shop. Report the results here and we'll work through the actual repair.

Dan

Hi...1st off ...make sure all the speakers are connected at both ends.
2nd..buy a new cat..one that doesnt drool.
If it's still stays in Stdby after checking speakers, It might have blown an internal fuse cause thats where those darn stereo people put them now.

Hello, There is an update for your TV at Sony Support and I would strongly  recommend to call Sony Support to update your TV as firmware updating firmware is risky job for novice and TV firmware can be damaged and TV will shut down.

there are 2 ports for sub woofer, try using the other sub port.. I dont have to use zone 2, and not sure it even has a zone 2 sub port.... I use zone 2 for a cd player and speakers on the deck.. no sub woofer

Could well be the quality of your cables. if you have high end cables the consult a service agent. if you have the cables that came with the products, go and get some better ones.

help! screwed up z2 was working until i messed with it. do not know how to reactivate or even reset.

What is the model number of your DVD player?

Change the setup in the Hardware control/HDMI/ HDMI Audio...

Try 1789. I just set it up it seems to work.

i looked on verizon for you try the dynex website

actually, the zone 2 for onkyo receivers are built to only react to analog sources so if a device is hooked up using digital cables, the zone 2 will not pick it up. if you want to listen to a source in zone 2, you would have to hook up a red and white RCA cable.

please explain what problem the device is having or u just need the manual.

You can try to reset the unit or power cycle it. What is the model number of your unit?

If none of the codes seemed to work try to communicate with Motorola and ask for HEX codes for their unit.

Try to power cycle your unit (unplug it from the power outlet for about 5 sec) and try to swap your cables and inputs. After doing that if the problem is still there reset the unit back to it's default by pressing and holding the VCR/DVR button and tap the stand by button at the same time that's resetting the unit but just to remind you it is going to erase all the settings of your receiver therefore you have to reassign the inputs again. After these procedures if problem still there you need to have the unit looked at. Hope this one helps you.