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SOURCE: receiver - onkyo tx-sr606 problem
if the speaker settings are deactivated, there is no other way but to reset the receiver back to factory settings. press and hold down vcr/dvr and then press standby. you will the word reset and that should activate your speaker set up again. hope this helps. ^_^
SOURCE: No sound from Sub Pre-out on Onkyo TX-SR606
Also, it could possibly the preout terminal itself that is not working. One way to prove that is by transferring the subwoofer cable from the preout and temporarily transfer it to the tape out section. If it ouputs sound from there, then that means the speaker and the cables are working fine and it's just the preout terminal itself that is not picking up anything. ^_^
SOURCE: remote code for sony playstation 3
you cannot control a ps3 with that remote because the playstation 3 only works with bluetooth. I'm sorry to have to tell you. you can purchase a remote that works with your system at any that sells your system.
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SOURCE: need codes for universal electronics remote that will oporate tx-sr606receiver
I have the same problem and from what I've read elsewhere there is not a cheap and easy solution. From what I gather, simple remotes (like what you get w/ your set top box) that use manufacturer's codes for programming treat "on" and "off" as a simple toggle. That means they fire out a singal signal which is supposed to simply change the state of the device from off to on or vice versa. The Onkyo apparently uses different signals for on and off. Because of this we will need to get a "learning remote" which can be programmed to provide a separate signal for any desired function. These tend to be much more expensive which is why they don't just give them out with your set top box. Right now I'm still fiddling with separate remotes until I break down and drop the bucks for the special remote.
SOURCE: My Onkyo tx-sr606 7.1 receiver turns off by itself
I had this problem, and it was one of the speakers. I disconnected the right rear speaker and now it works fine. I asked a guy at Visions how to solve it so I can hook my speaker back up and he said that banana plugs prevent wires from crossing and sending a backwards signal (causing the receiver to turn itself off). Hope that helps!
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