Receiver won't let volume go higher than -7 dB

Test remote for operation. Problem is with either the remote or the receiver in the home theater.
Clean all battery contacts and install new, tested, working batteries in remote. Turn on am radio and tune AM dial to about 600 - turn up volume. Then bring remote to about one inch from radio and hit button on remote. You should hear a beep as long as you hold the button down. Every button will respond likewise. If nada at all remote is trashed, if works with some buttons then you have a partially operating remote. Try cleaning contacts for buttons that do not work or use some aluminum foil under those non working contacts.

Find it here...

http://www.jamo.com/na-en/support/owners-manuals/

http://www.jamo.com/images/download/779.aspx


The Jamo is self-amplified and accepts Line Level input ONLY.

The HTP-2500 receiver drives a subwoofer directly with SPEAKER LEVEL output only and does not have a volume-controlled output for driving externally-amplified devices.

So what's the question? How many heaphone or speaker out jacks does your PC have? Any one will work provided you have trhe sound controls enabling it and the volume turned up.

Any available Line Levl input on the Pioneer will accept the output from the PC.

You will need to run the video cable to the telivision. You will need to take the digital feed from the dvr and run it into the pioneer digital input.

optical connection in tv is only input optical connection in receiver is only input will not work.need to connect rca jacks to tv's audio out jacks behind tv to any available input in receiver

Unit still under warranty. Best bet is to contact Pioneer for the location of their closest authorized factory repair center and ship unit to them for warranty repair. Or check out ebay for a used unit or parts being sold.

i just installed my htp 100 sw. the scheme was atached to the back of the woofer for me tho. easy. front speakers go into the sub in the two botom inputs from the receiver. the two upper are outputs to the actual speakers. hope it helps

There is a problem with the volume controller chip, or a problem in the paoer supply feeding the main amp. Good Luck

the amplifier must have an individual speaker volume controller that allows you to set different volume levels for each speaker independently, find it and set new levels.

try to check the auidio setting on the dvd itself. make sure it is set to 6.1. I think it is set for 2.1..change the setting and you will be just fine. good luck