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U YAMAHA PERSONAL RECEIVER RP-U100 Owner’s Manual Thank you for purchasing the Yamaha RP-U100 Personal Receiver. In order to fully utilize the superior features of the Yamaha RP-U100 and to enjoy years of trouble-free operation, please read this Owner’s Manual carefully before use. Contents Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Virtual 3D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Digital Sound Field Processing (DSP) . 2 Controls and Functions . . . . . . . . . 3 Front Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Rear Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Making Connections . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Connecting your PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Connecting Audio Equipment . . . . . . 6 Connecting Speakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Connecting an FM Antenna . . . . . . . . 8 Connecting the AM Loop Antenna . . 8 Recommended Speaker Placement . . 8 About the Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Selecting Audio Sources . . . . . . . 10 Using the Tuner . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Locating Radio Stations Manually . . 11 Locating Radio Stations Using Auto Search . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Using the Presets . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Storing Presets Manually . . . . . . . . . 12 Storing Presets Automatically . . . . . 12 Selecting Presets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Copying Presets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Recording . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Using Sound Field Programs . . . 15 Using RP-U100 Application Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 System Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Installing the RP-U100 Application Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Installing and Checking the Driver . 17 Reinstalling the Driver Software . . . 18 Using the RP-U100 Application Software and Online Help . . . . . . . . 19 Uninstalling the RP-U100 Application Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Supplied Accessories. . . . . . . . . . 22 Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23  • Explanation of Graphical Symbols The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert you to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. CAUTI O N RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert you to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance. IMPORTANT! Please record the serial number of this unit in the space below. Model: Serial No.: The serial number is located on the rear of the unit. Retain this Owner’s Manual in a safe place for future reference. WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. Safety Instructions 1 Read Instructions—All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the unit is operated. 7 Wall or Ceiling Mounting—The unit should be mounted to a wall or ceiling only as recommended by the manufacturer. 2 Retain Instructions—The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference. 8 3 Heed Warnings—All warnings on the unit and in the operating instructions should be adhered to. 4 Follow Instructions—All operating and other instructions should be followed. 5 Water and Moisture—The unit should not be used near water – for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, etc. Ventilation—The unit should be situated so that its location or position does not interfere with its proper ventilation. For example, the unit should not be situated on a bed, sofa, rug, or similar surface, that may block the ventilation openings; or placed in a built-in installation, such as a bookcase or cabinet that may impede the flow of air through the ventilation openings. 9 Heat—The unit should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators, stoves, or other appliances that produce heat. 6 Carts and Stands—The unit should be used only with a cart or stand that is recommended by the manufacturer. 6A A unit and cart combination should be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the unit and cart combination to overturn. ii 10 Power Sources—The unit should be connected to a power supply only of the type described in the operating instructions or as marked on the unit. 11 Power-Cord Protection—Power-supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying particular attention to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the unit.  12 Cleaning—The unit should be cleaned only as recommended by the manufacturer. 13 When Not in Use—The power cord of the unit should be unplugged from the outlet when the unit is not used for a long period of time. 14 Object and Liquid Entry—Care should be taken so that no objects fall into, and liquids are not spilled into the unit. 15 Damage Requiring Service—The unit should be serviced by qualified service personnel when: A. The power-supply cord or the plug has been damaged; or B. Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spilled into the unit; or C. The unit has been exposed to rain; or D. The unit does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked change in performance; or E. The unit has been dropped, or the enclosure damaged. 16 Servicing—The user should not service the unit beyond those means described in the operating instructions. All other servicing should be referred to qualified service personnel. antenna system is grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage surges and built-up static charges. Article 810 of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70, provides information with regard to proper grounding of the mast and supporting structure, grounding of the lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding conductors, location of antenna discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding electrode. EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING ANTENNA LEAD IN WIRE MAST GROUND CLAMP ANTENNA DISCHARGE UNIT (NEC SECTION 810–20) ELECTRIC SERVICE EQUIPMENT GROUNDING CONDUCTORS (NEC SECTION 810–21) GROUND CLAMPS POWER SERVICE GROUNDING ELECTRODE SYSTEM (NEC ART 250. PART H) NEC – NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE 17 Overhead Power Lines—An outdoor antenna should be located away from overhead power lines. 18 Grounding or Polarization—Precautions should be taken so that the grounding or polarization is not defeated. 19 For US customers only: Outdoor Antenna Grounding – If an outside antenna is connected to this unit, ensure the Note for CATV system installers: This reminder is provided to call the CATV system installer’s attention to Article 820-40 of the NEC that provides guidelines for proper grounding and, in particular, specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding system of the building, as close to the point of cable entry as practical. We Want You Listening for a Lifetime YAMAHA and the Electronic Industries Association’s Consumer Electronics Group want you to get the most out of your equipment by playing it at a safe level. One that lets the sound come through loud and clear without annoying blaring or distortion – and, most importantly, without affecting your sensitive hearing. Since hearing damage from loud sounds is often undetectable until it is too late, YAMAHA and the Electronic Industries Association’s Consumer Electronics Group recommend you to avoid prolonged exposure to excessive volume levels. iii  COMPLIANCE INFORMATION STATEMENT (DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY PROCEDURE) Responsible Party: Yamaha Electronics Corp., Address: 6660 Orangethorpe Ave. Buena Park, CA90620 Telephone: 714-522-9105 Type of Equipment: Receiver Model Name: RP-U100 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following conditions: 1) 2) this device may not cause harmful interference, and this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation. See the user manual instructions if interference to radio reception is suspected. FCC INFORMATION (U.S.A.) 1. IMPORTANT NOTICE: DO NOT MODIFY THIS UNIT! This product, when installed as indicated in the instructions contained in this manual, meets FCC requirements. Modifications not expressly approved by Yamaha may void your authority, granted by the FCC, to use the product. 2. IMPORTANT: When connecting this product to accessories and/or another product use only high quality shielded cables. Cable/s supplied with this product MUST be used. Follow all installation instructions. Failure to follow instructions could void your FCC authorization to use this product in the USA. 3. NOTE: This product has been tested and found to comply with the requirements listed in FCC Regulations, Part 15 for Class “B” digital devices. Compliance with these requirements provides a reasonable level of assurance that your use of this product in a residential environment will not result in harmful interference with other electronic devices. This equipment generates/uses radio frequencies and, if not installed and used according to the instructions found in the users manual, may cause interference harmful to the operation of other electronic devices. Compliance with FCC regulations does not guarantee that interference will not occur in all installations. If this product is found to be the source of interference, which can be determined by turning the product “OFF” and “ON”, please try to eliminate the problem by using one of the following measures: Relocate either this product or the device that is being affected by the interference. Utilize power outlets that are on different branch (circuit breaker or fuse) circuits or install AC line filter/s. In the case of radio or TV interference, relocate/reorient the antenna. If the antenna lead-in is 300 ohm ribbon lead, change the lead-in to coaxial type cable. If these corrective measures do not produce satisfactory results, please contact the local retailer authorized to distribute this type of product. If you can not locate the appropriate retailer, please contact Yamaha Electronics Corp., 6660 Orangethorpe Ave. Buena Park, CA90620 The above statements apply ONLY to those products distributed by Yamaha Corporation of America or its subsidiaries. Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. “Dolby”, “Pro Logic” and the double-D symbol ) are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. Intel and Pentium are registered trademarks and MMX is a trademark of Intel Corporation. Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. iv  Read the Following Before Operating the Unit 1. To ensure the finest performance, please read this manual carefully. Keep it in a safe place for future reference. 9. 2. Install this unit in a cool, dry, clean place – away from windows, heat sources, sources of excessive vibration, dust, moisture and cold. Avoid sources of hum (transformers, motors). To prevent fire or electrical shock, do not expose the unit to rain or water. 10. Be sure to read the “Troubleshooting” section regarding common operating errors before concluding that the unit is faulty. 3. Never open the cabinet. If something drops into the unit, contact your dealer. 4. Do not use force with switches, controls or connection wires. When moving the unit, first disconnect the power plug and the wires connected to other equipment. Never pull the wires. 5. Do not touch the top cover, since it may become hot after extended high-power operation. This cover has openings for proper ventilation of the unit. Do not place any objects on these openings. If the openings are obstructed, the temperature inside the unit will rise rapidly. Also, be sure to install the unit vertically, not horizontally, in a wellventilated area and allow enough clearance from the surrounding objects. Otherwise the receiver may be damaged or a fire may be caused. 6. The voltage used must be the same as that specified on this unit. Using this unit with a higher voltage than specified is dangerous and may result in fire or other accidents. YAMAHA will not be held responsible for any damage resulting from use of this unit with a voltage other than specified. 7. Digital signals generated by this unit may interfere with other equipment such as tuners, receivers, or TVs. Move this unit farther away from such equipment if interference is observed. 8. Always set the volume control to minimum before starting audio playback. Increase the volume gradually to an appropriate level after playback has been started. Do not attempt to clean the unit with chemical solvents; this might damage the finish. Use a clean, dry cloth. 11. When not planning to use this unit for long periods of time (i.e., vacation, etc.), disconnect the AC power plug from the wall outlet. 12. To prevent lightning damage, disconnect the AC power plug and disconnect the antenna cable when there is an electrical storm. This unit is not fully disconnected from the AC power source as long as it is connected to the wall outlet, even if this unit itself is turned off. This state is called “standby mode.” In this mode, the unit consumes a small amount of electricity. v  Features • The RP-U100 Personal Receiver brings high-quality audio to your PC. • Yamaha’s Near-Field Cinema DSP (Digital Sound Field Processing) technology and Virtual Dolby Digital provide live-music performance and movie-theater surround sound. • The USB interface allows remote RP-U100 control from your PC, using the supplied RP-U100 Application Software, plus various audio I/O options. • Ideal for use with computer games, Internet music, CD-ROM, DVD, multimedia software, and more. • The built-in AM/FM stereo tuner offers 40 programmable presets. Introduction Using Yamaha’s unique DSP technology, the RP-U100 can bring excitement and realism to any audio source by simulating the acoustic environments of concert halls, movie theaters, and so on with only two speakers. With its stylish, vertical design, the RP-U100 allows you to use various audio sources, including your PC, CD player, MD or tape recorder, and the built-in AM/FM tuner, as shown below. FM antenna AM antenna RP-U100 PC AUX1 AUX2 TUNER CD player DSP P-SET PERSONAL RECEIVER RP-U100 MD/tape recorder Personal computer Speakers Although the RP-U100 can be used as part of a typical hi-fi system, connecting it to your PC via the USB port, and running the supplied RP-U100 Application Software, allows you to remotely control the RP-U100 from your PC and edit the sound field programs. 1  Virtual 3D Surround sound typically requires C R L C R several speakers situated in front of L and behind the listening position, which requires a substantial amount Virtual of space that may not always be speakers available. The RP-U100 uses Yamaha’s unique “Virtual 3D” techRL RR RL RR nology to simulate a typical Typical surround system Virtual 3D surround sound system using only two speakers. Virtual 3D, which is used by the RP-U100’s sound field programs, simulates the surround effect provided by rear and center speakers, creating “virtual” surround speakers, as shown, so even with only two front speakers, you can still enjoy surround sound. Digital Sound Field Processing (DSP) When you listen to a performance in a concert hall, jazz club, or other live music venue, you not only hear the direct sound coming from the musical instruments and singers, but also the “early reflections” and natural reverberation. Early reflections are the initial sound waves that bounce off the floor, ceiling, and walls. Natural reverberation is made up of sound waves that gradually attenuate as they bounce repeatedly off multiple surfaces. Early sound reflections Reverberation Direct sound Early sound reflections Since the way you hear early reflections and reverberation depends on the shape and size of the building as well as the material and construction of the walls and ceiling, each venue has its own unique “sound,” called its “sound field.” At Yamaha, we have measured all the elements that make up a typical sound field—direction and level of the reflections, bandwidth characteristics, and delay times—at famous concert halls and opera houses around the world. The information gained in this process has been converted into programs that can be reproduced using Yamaha’s DSP technology. Using its on-board DSP, the RP-U100 can process any audio source and recreate the atmosphere of the original venue. 2  Controls and Functions Front Panel PC AUX1 1 AUX2 TUNER 2 4 3 DSP P-SET PERSONAL RECEIVER RP-U100 5 6 7 8 A Input selectors & indicators These four keys, explained below, are used to select the input source. The indicator of the selected source lights up. • PC key This key selects your PC as the input source. The following inputs can be selected: USB port, ANALOG PC IN, DIGITAL PC COAX IN, or DIGITAL PC OPT IN. The DIGITAL PC OPT IN has priority over the DIGITAL PC COAX IN, so if you connect to both inputs, the signal received at the DIGITAL PC OPT IN is used. 3 • AUX1 key This key selects the equipment connected to the ANALOG AUX 1 IN or DIGITAL AUX 1 OPT IN connector as the input source. The DIGITAL AUX 1 OPT IN has priority over the ANALOG AUX 1 IN, so if you connect to both inputs, the signal received at the DIGITAL AUX 1 OPT IN is used. • AUX2 key This key selects the equipment connected to the ANALOG AUX 2 IN connectors as the input source. • TUNER key This key selects the AM and FM bands of the built-in tuner as the input source. The following bands can be selected: FM Auto Stereo, FM Mono, or AM. B Display The display shows various settings, selected input source, sound field program, and various other information. C DSP key This key activates the sound field programs produced by the internal DSP. D P-SET (Preset) key This key selects the following tuner modes: Frequency Display mode and Preset mode. • Frequency Display mode: In this mode, the radio frequency is displayed and you can tune the AM/FM tuner either manually or automatically. • Preset mode: In this mode, you can select preset stations A1 through E8.  The 40 presets are arranged into five groups from A through E, with eight presets in each group. E √/® (Down/Up) keys These keys are used to select sound field programs, preset stations, and tune the AM/FM tuner. F Volume control This control adjusts the speaker and headphone volume. G Headphone jack Stereo headphones can be connected to this mini-jack for private listening, with Virtual 3D effects specifically tailored for headphone listening. H Power switch This switch is used to turn on the RP-U100 or set it to standby mode. In standby mode, the RP-U100 can be turned on remotely from your PC, using the supplied RP-U100 Application Software. Note that the RP-U100 uses a small amount of power in standby mode. Rear Panel A ANALOG inputs & outputs These connectors are used to connect to the analog inputs and outputs of a PC sound card, CD player, or MD/tape recorder. The SUB WOOFER OUT can be connected to an optional subwoofer, such as the Yamaha YST-SW45, for enhanced bass performance. ANALOG PC IN 1 AUX 1 IN IN AUX 2 OUT R L SUB WOOFER OUT ANTENNA DIGITAL AM USB 2 GND COAX IN FM 75 Ω UNBAL PC OPT IN SPEAKERS R 3 L + AUX 1 OPT IN OPT OUT – 4 B ANTENNA These connectors are used to connect AM and FM antennas. C SPEAKERS These connectors are used to connect a pair of speakers, such as the Yamaha NS-U50. 6Ω MIN./SPEAKER D DIGITAL inputs & outputs These connectors are used to connect to the digital inputs and outputs of a PC sound card, CD player, or MD recorder. If your PC has a USB port, connect it to the RP-U100 using the supplied USB cable, for remote RP-U100 control from your PC. 4  Making Connections Connection Notes • Turn off the RP-U100 and all equipment to be connected before making any connections. • Refer to the owner’s manuals supplied with your other equipment for more information. Connecting your PC If your PC has a USB port, connect it to the RP-U100’s USB port using the supplied USB cable, as shown below. A single USB connection is all that’s required to listen to audio from your PC on the RP-U100, feed audio from an external source connected to the RP-U100 to your PC, and control the RP-U100 remotely from your PC, using the supplied RP-U100 Application Software. Note: Make sure that the USB cable is disconnected from the RP-U100 before installing the RP-U100 Application Software. See page 16 for more information. DIGITAL OUT (COAXIAL) ANALOG PC IN ANALOG AUX 1 IN IN PC IN AUX 2 OUT R USB L SUB WOOFER OUT AUX 1 IN ANTENNA DIGITAL AM USB GND DIGITAL COAX IN FM 75 Ω UNBAL PC USB OPT IN ANALOG OUT SPEAKERS R L + AUX 1 OPT IN OPT OUT – COAX IN 6Ω MIN./SPEAKER PC DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL) OPT IN If your PC doesn’t have a USB port, you can still connect it to the RP-U100 using the analog and digital inputs and outputs, but cannot use the RP-U100 Application Software. Audio from your PC can be fed to the RP-U100 using any of following connectors: USB (as explained above), DIGITAL PC COAX IN, DIGITAL PC OPT IN, or ANALOG PC IN. To play DVD-Video discs encoded with Dolby Digital, your computer must have a DVD-ROM drive and DVD-Video decoder board, which should be connected to the RP-U100 via the DIGITAL PC COAX IN or DIGITAL PC OPT IN. Note: The DIGITAL PC OPT IN has priority over the DIGITAL PC COAX IN, so if you connect to both inputs, the signal received at the DIGITAL PC OPT IN is used. 5  Connecting Audio Equipment The following illustration shows how to connect a CD player and MD or tape recorder. The CD player is shown connected to the RP-U100 using both analog and digital connections. However, it’s not necessary to make both connections. Since digital offers higher quality, use the digital connection if your CD player had a digital output. The MD/tape recorder is shown connected to the RP-U100 using analog and digital connections. If your MD player has a digital input, connect it as shown. Be careful not to mix up the left and right connections. DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL) LINE OUT CD player ANALOG PC IN AUX 1 IN PC IN DIGITAL IN (OPTICAL) IN AUX 2 OUT R AUX 1 IN L SUB WOOFER OUT ANTENNA MD/tape recorder DIGITAL AM IN USB GND AUX 2 LINE OUT (PLAY) LINE IN (REC) COAX IN FM 75 Ω UNBAL OUT PC OPT IN SPEAKERS R R L L + AUX 1 OPT IN OPT OUT – AUX 1 OPT IN 6Ω MIN./SPEAKER OPT OUT Note: The DIGITAL AUX 1 OPT IN has priority over the ANALOG AUX 1 IN, so if you connect to both inputs, the signal received at the DIGITAL AUX 1 OPT IN is used. Protective Caps When connecting to an optical connector, remove its protective cap first. When an optical connector is not being used, replace its cap to prevent dust entering the connector. 6  Connecting Speakers The following illustration shows how to connect a pair of speakers and subwoofer. Connect the left speaker to the left speaker connector on the RP-U100 and the right speaker to the right speaker connector, and pay careful attention to the plus and minus polarities. Left speaker Right speaker ANALOG PC IN AUX 1 IN IN AUX 2 OUT R OUT STANDBY/ON HIGH CUT 50Hz 150Hz 0 L SUB WOOFER OUT ANTENNA VOLUME R 10 SUPERWOOFER SYSTEM YST-SW45 L DIGITAL AM USB SUB WOOFER OUT INPUT SPEAKERS GND R COAX IN FM 75 Ω UNBAL L PC OPT IN SPEAKERS R L + AUX 1 OPT IN + OPT OUT – 6Ω MIN./SPEAKER – 6Ω MIN./SPEAKER Subwoofer Speaker Cables Speaker Connectors Strip 10 mm of insulation off the end of each speaker cable, and then twist the bare wires to prevent lose strands, which can cause short circuits. Flip open the speaker connector levers, insert the bare ends of the speaker cables into the terminal holes, then close the levers. Try pulling gently on each cable to make sure that it’s secure. 10 mm (1/2") ~ Speaker cable 7  Connecting an FM Antenna Recommended Speaker Placement Connect an FM antenna to the FM ANTENNA connector (FM 75Ω UNBAL). Use the supplied indoor FM antenna only in areas with exceptionally good reception. Use the supplied F-type adapter to connect an outdoor FM antenna with an F-type connector. For best performance, place the left and right speakers either side of your computer monitor, as shown below, and position them so that their fronts are flush. To get the best from the sound field programs and surround effects, the left and right speakers and the listener should be positioned so as to form a triangle with a 3:4 ratio, so if, for example, the speakers are 60 cm (23.5") apart, the listener should be 80 cm (31.5") away from each speaker. Bass performance can be extended by connecting a subwoofer, such as the Yamaha YST-SW45, to the SUB WOOFER OUT. ANTENNA DIGITAL AM USB GND COAX IN FM 75 Ω UNBAL PC OPT IN F-type connector SPEAKERS F-type adapter PC AUX1 AUX2 TUNER DSP P-SET PERSONAL RECEIVER RP-U100 Connecting the AM Loop Antenna STANDBY/ON HIGH CUT 50Hz 150Hz VOLUME 0 10 SUPERWOOFER SYSTEM YST-SW45 1. Flip open the AM and GND ANTENNA connector levers. 2. Insert the AM antenna cable into the AM and GND connectors. (Polarity is not important.) Recommend Listening Position 3. Close the levers to secure the cable. 4. Site the AM loop antenna away from the PC and monitor. Left speaker Right speaker 5. Rotate the antenna to find the position that offers the best reception. ➀ ➂ ➄ ➁ 8  About the Display This section explains what the various display indicators mean. 1 B A 0 9 2 VIRTUAL USB PCM DD FM AM ST MEMORY ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ VOL A ) (Dolby logo) This indicator appears when the RP-U100 is decoding a Virtual Dolby Digital or Virtual Dolby Surround audio source. When the MOVIE, LIVE, GAME, or VDD program is selected, this indicator lights up regardless of the input source. It does not light up when headphones are used. B VIRTUAL This indicator appears when the RP-U100 is using Virtual 3D. C DSP This indicator appears when the DSP is processing the input signal. D DD (Dolby Digital) This indicator appears when a Dolby Digital encoded digital audio signal is selected as the input source. E MEMORY This indicator flashes when a preset station is stored. 9 DSP 3 4 5 6 7 8 F ST (STEREO) This indicator appears when a stereo FM signal of sufficient strength is received. G Message area Various messages and information appear here. H VOL (volume) This indicator graphically displays the volume level setting. I AM This indicator appears when the AM tuner is selected as the input source. J FM This indicator appears when the FM tuner is selected as the input source. K PCM This indicator appears when a PCM digital audio signal is selected as the input source. L USB This indicator appears when audio signals are sent or received via the USB port.  Selecting Audio Sources This section explains how to turn on the RP-U100 and select input sources. If any external audio equipment is connected to the RP-U100, turn it on first. 1. Press the POWER switch to turn on the RP-U100. The message “Hello” appears for a few seconds, and the RP-U100 returns to the state in which it was last used (e.g., the input source that was selected when the RP-U100 was turned off is selected). 2. Use the input selector keys to select one of the following input sources. PC AUX1 IN, so if you connect to both inputs, the signal received at the DIGITAL PC OPT IN is used. • AUX1 Press the AUX1 key to select the equipment connected to the ANALOG AUX 1 IN or DIGITAL AUX 1 OPT IN connector as the input source. Note: The DIGITAL AUX 1 OPT IN has priority over the ANALOG AUX 1 IN, so if you connect to both inputs, the signal received at the DIGITAL AUX 1 OPT IN is used. • AUX2 Press the AUX2 key to select the equipment connected to the ANALOG AUX 2 IN connectors as the input source. AUX2 TUNER • PC Press the PC key repeatedly to select the following PC inputs: USB, PC_DG, and PC_AN. USB select the USB port, PC_DG selects the DIGITAL PC COAX IN and DIGITAL PC OPT IN, and PC_AN selects the ANALOG PC IN. PC PC iUSB j VIRTUAL USB PCM DD FM AM ST PC (digital) VIRTUAL DSP USB PCM DD FM AM ST MEMORY USBDG DSP MEMORY PC_DG VOL VOL PC • TUNER Press this key repeatedly to select the following tuner bands: FM Auto Stereo, FM Mono, or AM. VIRTUAL USB PCM DD FM AM ST DSP MEMORY 92.50 VOL 3. Start the selected input source. See page 11 for more information about using the tuner. 4. Use the volume control to adjust the volume level. PC VIRTUAL USB PCM DD FM AM ST DSP MEMORY PC_AN VOL PC (analog) Note: The DIGITAL PC OPT IN has priority over the DIGITAL PC COAX 10  Using the Tuner Locating Radio Stations Manually Locating Radio Stations Using Auto Search 1. Use the P-SET key to select Frequency Display mode. 1. Press the TUNER key repeatedly to select one of the following tuner bands: FM Auto Stereo, FM Mono, or AM. VIRTUAL USB PCM DD FM AM ST DSP FM Auto Stereo FM Mono MEMORY 92.50 VIRTUAL USB PCM DD FM AM ST VOL VIRTUAL DSP USB PCM DD FM AM ST MEMORY 92.50 In Frequency Display mode, the radio frequency is displayed, as shown here. 2. Press the TUNER key repeatedly to select one of the following tuner bands: FM Auto Stereo, FM Mono, or AM. FM Auto Stereo VIRTUAL USB PCM DD FM AM ST FM Mono VIRTUAL DSP USB PCM DD FM AM ST MEMORY 92.50 DSP DSP MEMORY 92.50 VOL VOL AM VIRTUAL USB PCM DD FM AM ST DSP MEMORY 1170G VOL 2. Use the P-SET key to select the Frequency Display mode. MEMORY 92.50 VOL VOL VIRTUAL DSP MEMORY 92.50 AM USB PCM DD FM AM ST VIRTUAL USB PCM DD FM AM ST VOL DSP MEMORY 1170G VOL 3. Use the Down [√] and Up [®] keys to locate radio stations. Use the Down [√] key to lower the frequency; the Up [®] key to increase it. Note: If there is noise in an FM Stereo broadcast, try switching to FM Mono. Frequency Display mode In Frequency Display mode, the radio frequency is displayed, as shown here. 3. Press and hold the Down [√] or Up [®] key to start Auto Search. Auto Search starts from the current radio frequency. Use the Down [√] key to search down; the Up [®] key to search up. The RP-U100 stops searching when it locates a station. To search for another station, repeat step 3. Note: If Auto Search cannot locate a station due to its weak signal, try locating the station manually. 11  Using the Presets You can store your favorite radio stations in the 40 presets, which are organized into five groups (A–E), with eight presets in each group. Preset “B3,” for example, is preset number 3 of group B. Storing Presets Manually 1. Locate the radio station that you want to store, as explained on page 11. 2. Press and hold the P-SET key until “MEMORY” flashes on the display. P-SET VIRTUAL USB PCM DD FM AM ST DSP MEMORY 92.50 VOL VIRTUAL USB PCM DD FM AM ST DSP MEMORY PC-A1 VOL 3. While “MEMORY” is flashing, use the P-SET key to select a preset group from A through E, and the Down [√] and Up [®] keys to select a preset number from 1 through 8. Then press and hold the P-SET key until the number of the selected preset flashes. The preset is stored. See page 13 for information on selecting presets. Storing Presets Automatically The Auto Preset function searches for all the radio stations available in your area and stores them in presets automatically. Note: In steps 3 and 5, you have 10 seconds in which to make your selection. If you do not press a key within that time, Auto Preset will be cancelled and you’ll have to start again. 1. Press the TUNER key repeatedly to select one of the following tuner bands: FM Auto Stereo, FM Mono, or AM. 2. Press and hold the P-SET key until “AutoP” appears on the display. After a few seconds, “A1–E8” appears on the display. This is the range of presets that will be used to store stations. You can specify the first preset (initially A1) as follows. The last preset (E8) cannot be changed. 3. While “A1–E8” is displayed, use the P-SET key to select a preset group from A through E, and the Down [√] and Up [®] keys to select a preset number from 1 through 8. 4. Press and hold the P-SET key until “START” appears on the display. 5. While “START” is displayed, press the Down [√] or Up [®] key to start the Auto Preset function. Auto Preset starts from the current radio frequency. Use the Down [√] key to search down, and the Up [®] key to search up. When a radio station is located, the RP-U100 stores it to the next available preset. Auto Preset stops when the entire band has been searched. Note: When a preset is stored by the Auto Preset function, the previously stored radio station is overwritten. To protect radio stations stored, for example, in presets A1 through A4, specify A5 as the first preset, as explained previously. 12  Selecting Presets Copying Presets 1. Use the P-SET key to select Preset mode, as shown below. Once stored, presets can be arranged using the Preset Copy function. You may, for example, want to copy your favorite radio station to preset A1. VIRTUAL USB PCM DD FM AM ST DSP MEMORY 82.A3 VOL Preset mode 1. Use the P-SET key to select Preset mode, as shown below. VIRTUAL USB PCM DD FM AM ST 2. Use the P-SET key to select a preset group from A through E. 3. Use the Down [√] and Up [®] keys to select a preset number from 1 through 8. The radio station stored in the preset is selected. 4. Press the TUNER key to check the frequency of the radio station. The frequency is displayed for a few seconds. Note: If there is noise in an FM Stereo broadcast, store the preset again using FM Mono. 13 DSP MEMORY 82.A3 VOL Preset mode 2. Use the P-SET key to select the preset group, and the Down [√] and Up [®] keys to select the preset number of the preset you want to copy. 3. Press and hold the P-SET key until “MEMORY” flashes on the display. 4. While “MEMORY” is flashing, use the P-SET key to select the preset group, and the Down [√] and Up [®] keys to select the preset number of the destination preset. Then press and hold the P-SET key until the group and number (e.g., “B3”) of the preset be copied flashes on the display. The preset is copied.  Recording The input source selected on the RP-U100 is output by the ANALOG AUX 2 OUT, DIGITAL OPT OUT, USB port, and speakers, as shown in the following table. “O” means that a signal is output, “X” means no signal is output. Input Source Input Selector Display USB PC PC_DG*1 PC_AN*3 AUX1 AUX-1 AUX2 AUX-2 TUNER Output Input Connector USB port ANALOG AUX 2 OUT DIGITAL OPT OUT USB O X X IN*2 X O X DIGITAL PC COAX IN X O X ANALOG PC IN O X X DIGITAL AUX 1 OPT IN*4 X O X ANALOG AUX 1 IN O X O ANALOG AUX 2 IN X X O O X O DIGITAL PC OPT AM or FM — *1 Signals received at the ANALOG PC IN are fed through to the ANALOG AUX 2 OUT. *2 Has priority over the DIGITAL PC COAX IN. *3 Signals received at the DIGITAL PC OPT IN or DIGITAL PC COAX IN are fed through to the DIGITAL OPT OUT. *4 Has priority over the ANALOG AUX 1 IN. By connecting a cassette tape recorder or MD recorder to the ANALOG AUX 2 OUT or DIGITAL OPT OUT, you can record from an external audio source (e.g., PC or CD player) or the tuner. When the input source is the ANALOG AUX 1 IN, ANALOG AUX 2 IN, or tuner, the input signal can be fed to your PC via the USB connection. Since sound field effects are not output by these connectors, they cannot be recorded. 1. Connect a tape recorder to the ANALOG AUX 2 OUT, or an MD recorder to the DIGITAL OPT OUT, as explained on page 6. 4. Start recording on your tape or MD recorder. 5. Start the input source. 2. Turn on the recorder and the RP-U100. 3. Use the input selector keys to select an input source, as explained on page 10. See page 11 for more information about using the tuner. 14  Using Sound Field Programs The RP-U100’s built-in DSP can simulate various acoustic environments, including a concert hall and movie theater, with its seven sound field programs. For best results, choose a program appropriate for the selected audio source. 1. Press the DSP key to turn on the sound-field processor. 2. Use the Down [√] or Up [®] key to select a sound field program. DSP VIRTUAL USB PCM DD FM AM ST DSP MEMORY HALLG 3. Press the DSP key to turn off the sound field processor. “THRU” appears on the display. VOL Active program The name of the selected sound field program appears on the display. The following programs are available. Type Virtual Dolby Digital Sound field programs for Audio Visual Sound field programs for music 15 Program VDD Description Notes When headphones are conThis program simulates the effect of nected, this program changes Dolby Digital and is ideal for DVD to a simulation program called software encoded using Dolby Digital. HP3D, which is specifically tailored for headphone listening. MOVIE The realism provided by this program gives the impression that you’re actually in the scene. LIVE This program produces an enthusiastic atmosphere and lets you feel that you are in the midst of the action, as if attending an actual jazz or rock concert. GAME This program adds depth and surround effects to computer games, enhancing the gaming experience. HALL This program simulates the sound field of a medium-sized hall, with a beautiful and rich reverberation. JAZZ This program simulates the sound field of a famous New York jazz club. CHRCH This program simulates the sound field of a Gothic church, with the unique effect of sound reverberating back and forth in a domed ceiling. For these sound field programs, a Yamaha DSP effect is applied to Dolby Pro Logic, Dolby Digital, and other surround sounds for motion-picture audio. These programs create a sound field that feels real, just as if you were actually there.  Using RP-U100 Application Software This section explains how to install the RP-U100 Application Software, which can be used to control the RP-U100 from a PC running Windows 98. Instructions for using the RP-U100 Application Software are available as online help. System Requirements • A computer with a 200 MHz or faster Intel Pentium MMX processor or equivalent • At least 32 MB of RAM (64 MB or more recommended) • A hard disk with at least 20 MB of free space • A CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive (installation only) • A VGA monitor (640 × 480, 256 color minimum) • A USB port (USB Ver 1.0 compatible) • Windows 98 Installing the RP-U100 Application Software This section explains how to install the RP-U100 Application Software. Installation Notes If the Windows 98 Autorun feature is turned on, the installation start up screen appears automatically. • Make sure that the USB cable is disconnected from the RP-U100. Do not connect the RP-U100 to the PC’s USB port until the installation is complete, as the driver software will not be installed correctly and you will have to install it again, as explained on page 18. 3. Continue with the installation as prompted. If the Windows 98 Autorun feature is not turned on, you must start the installation manually, as explained below. • Make sure that your PC meets the system requirements listed previously. 4. Double-click the My Computer icon. The My Computer window opens. • You may be requested to insert your Windows 98 CD-ROM during the installation, so have it ready before commencing. 5. Double-click the “Yamaha rp-u100” CD-ROM icon. The installation start up screen appears. 1. Turn on your PC and, if it’s not running already, start Windows 98. 6. Continue with the installation as prompted. 2. Insert the YAMAHA RP-U100 CD-ROM into the CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive. 16  Installing and Checking the Driver This section explains how to install the driver software and confirm that it has been installed correctly. When the RP-U100 is connected to the PC’s USB port, Windows 98 automatically detects it and installs the necessary driver software. Windows 98 needs the driver software in order to communicate with the RP-U100. 1. Make sure that the RP-U100 power cable is plugged into an AC outlet. The RP-U100 can be on or in standby mode when installing the driver. 2. Connect the RP-U100 to a USB port on the PC using the supplied USB cable. Windows 98 automatically detects the RP-U100 and installs the necessary driver software. You may be requested to insert your Windows 98 CD-ROM. Next you need to confirm that the driver software has been installed correctly. 9. Click the “+” symbol next to “Universal serial bus controller” and make sure that “YAMAHA RP-U100 Composite USB Device” appears in the list, as shown. 3. Click the Windows 98 “Start” button and select Settings, Control Panel. The Control Panel window appears. 4. Double-click the System icon. The System Properties window appears, as shown. 5. Click the Device Manager tab. The Device Manager window appears. 6. Click the View devices by type option button. 7. Click the “+” symbol next to “Human Interface Devices,” and make sure that “YAMAHA RP-U100 HID Audio Controls” appears in the list, as shown. 8. Click the “+” symbol next to “Sound, video and game controllers,” and make sure that “YAMAHA RP-U100 USB Audio” appears in the list, as shown. 17 Note: The device list on your PC may differ to that shown here.  Reinstalling the Driver Software If you connect the RP-U100 to the PC’s USB port before installing the supplied application software, the RP-U100 driver software will not be installed correctly and the System Properties window will display the following items: • “USB Audio Device” in the Sound, video and game controllers list 4. Click Delete. The dialog box shown on the below appears. • “USB Human Interface Device” in the Human Interfaces list • “USB Composite Device” in the Universal serial bus controllers list Although you will be able to control the application software and listen to music, you must reinstall the RP-U100 device driver if you want the PC to recognize the RP-U100 correctly, as explained below. 5. Click OK to delete. 6. Confirm that “USB composite device” has been deleted from the list of Universal serial bus controllers. 1. Make sure that the RP-U100 is connectedto the PC’s USB port. 7. Disconnect the USB cable from the PC. 2. On the System Properties window, click the “+” symbol next to “Universal serial bus controller.” 8. Insert the YAMAHA RP-U100 CD-ROM into the CD-ROM or DVD drive and reinstall the driver software. 3. Select “USB Composite Device.” 9. Check that the driver software has been installed correctly, as explained on page 17. Select “USB Composite Device.” 18  Using the RP-U100 Application Software and Online Help This section explains how to start the RP-U100 Application Software and view the online help. 1. Click the Windows 98 “Start” button and select Programs, YAMAHA RP-U100, RP-U100. The RP-U100 Application Software starts. 2. To view the online help, click the Windows 98 “Start” button and select Programs, YAMAHA RP-U100, Help. The online help, which explains how to use the RP-U100 Application Software, starts. Uninstalling the RP-U100 Application Software This section explains how to uninstall the RP-U100 Application Software. 1. Quit the RP-U100 Application Software and online help. 2. Click the Windows 98 “Start” button and select Settings, Control Panel. The Control Panel window appears. 3. Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon. The Add/Remove Programs Properties window appears. 4. Select “YAMAHA RP-U100” in the software list. “YAMAHA RP-U100” is highlighted. 5. Click the Add/Remove button and continue as prompted. 19  Troubleshooting Important Information About Using the FM/AM Tuner Computer equipment uses high-frequency digital circuits that may cause interference on radio and television equipment located nearby. If interference is a problem with the RP-U100, and you cannot obtain good reception, or the auto tuning functions don’t work properly, try the following. • Move the indoor FM or AM loop antenna as far away from the computer and monitor as physically possible and find the position and direction at which reception is the best. • FM outdoor antennas offer the best performance and should be used when the good reception is not available. Be sure to use coaxial cable to connect to an outdoor antenna. Use the supplied F-type adapter to connect an outdoor FM antenna with an F-type connector. • If you cannot obtain good AM reception using only the AM loop antenna, connect 5 to 10 meters (16 to 32 ft.) of ordinary PVC coated wire to the AM connector on the RP-U100, feed it through a window, or other outlet, and extend it horizontally. Be sure to also connect the AM loop antenna. Using another piece of wire, connect the GND connector on the RP-U100 to a good ground point, such as a grounding rod. Never connect the RP-U100 to a metal gas or oil pipe, which would cause a safety hazard, or a plastic water pipe. IN IN Outdoor AM antenna AUX 2 AM loop antenna (included) OUT R L SUB WOOFER OUT Outdoor FM antenna ANTENNA DIGITAL AM USB GND Antenna adapter COAX IN FM 75 Ω UNBAL PC OPT IN SPEAKERS R L + AUX 1 OPT IN 75-ohm coaxial cable OPT OUT – Ground 6Ω MIN./SPEAKER 20  If your RP-U100 does not operate as expected, check the items below. Symptom Pressing the POWER switch does not turn on the RP-U100. Possible Cause Remedy The power plug is not plugged into the wall outlet correctly. Insert the power plug correctly. A speaker cable is shorted. Switch off the power, correct the speaker connections, then switch on the power again. Select the source that you want to listen to. No input source is selected. When using the PC input source, be sure to select the correct input: USB, digital, or analog. A connection is incorrect. Check the connections. The sound field programs have no effect. The DSP is off. Switch on the DSP. There is a humming noise. An analog connection is incorrect. Insert the analog plugs correctly. There is no sound. Using the RP-U100 affects TV These equipment may be situreception or the performance of ated too close to the RP-U100. other equipment. The Presets do not work. The preset settings are lost if the RP-U100 is unplugged for more than two weeks. Move these equipment away from the RP-U100. Reprogram the presets. • Troubleshooting the FM Tuner Symptom Possible Cause Remedy A popping noise can be heard. Adjust the angle and location of the FM antenna to minimize the noise. If that does not eliminate Interference from the ignition system of a motorcycle or auto- the noise, install an outdoor FM antenna. mobile is being picked up. Use a coaxial cable for the antenna connection. Stereo broadcasts are accompanied by an unpleasant background noise. The antenna signal is too weak or the signal of the station you are receiving is weak. Auto tuning cannot locate a staThe station is too weak. tion. 21 Install an outdoor FM antenna. Use a multi-element antenna. Use manual tuning.  • Troubleshooting the AM Tuner Symptom Possible Cause The signal is weak or the The station can hardly be heard antenna connection is incomor the sound quality is poor. plete. Auto tuning cannot locate a staThe station is too weak. tion. Remedy Adjust the direction of the AM loop antenna. If that does not improve the sound, adjust the angle and location of the antenna to find the optimum position. Try reconnecting the AM loop antenna. Use manual tuning. Use an outdoor AM antenna. Use an outdoor AM antenna. A continuous popping noise can be heard. Interference noise is being caused by lightning, a fluorescent light, a motor, or electrical equipment with a thermostat. Make sure that all electrical equipment is grounded correctly. In some situations, it may be difficult to completely eliminate this problem. Supplied Accessories • AM loop antenna • Indoor FM antenna • USB cable • CD-ROM The CD-ROM contains the RP-U100 Application Software, and online help, for controlling the RP-U100 from your PC. • Adapter for F-type antenna connector 22  Specifications Minimum RMS Output Power per Channel: Input Sensitivity: PC IN, AUX1 IN, AUX2 IN (Analog) Output Level: AUX2 OUT Subwoofer Headphone Tuning Range: Usable Sensitivity: Dimensions (W × H × D): Weight: 30 W + 30 W (20 Hz–20 kHz, 6Ω, 0.6% THD) 150 mV/35 kΩ 150 mV/3.3 kΩ 2.0 V/1.5 kΩ 330 mV/47Ω FM ..... 87.5–107.9 MHz AM ..... 530–1710 kHz FM ..... 1.5 µV AM ..... 60 dBµ or less 120 × 295 × 379.5 mm (4.7 × 11.6 × 15 inches) 5.4 kg (11.9 lbs) Specifications subject to change without notice. YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA YAMAHA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION, USA 6660 ORANGETHORPE AVE., BUENA PARK, CALIF. 90620, U.S.A. CANADA MUSIC LTD. 135 MILNER AVE., SCARBOROUGH, ONTARIO M1S 3R1, CANADA ELECTRONIK EUROPA G.m.b.H. SIEMENSSTR. 22-34, 25462 RELLINGEN BEI HAMBURG, F.R. OF GERMANY ELECTRONIQUE FRANCE S.A. RUE AMBROISE CROIZAT BP70 CROISSY-BEAUBOURG 77312 MARNE-LA-VALLEE CEDEX02, FRANCE ELECTRONICS (UK) LTD. YAMAHA HOUSE, 200 RICKMANSWORTH ROAD WATFORD, HERTS WD1 7JS, ENGLAND SCANDINAVIA A.B. J A WETTERGRENS GATA 1, BOX 30053, 400 43 VÄSTRA FRÖLUNDA, SWEDEN MUSIC AUSTRALIA PTY, LTD. 17-33 MARKET ST., SOUTH MELBOURNE, 3205 VIC., AUSTRALIA Printed in Japan IP V394220-1  Opening Page YAMAHA RP-U100 Application Help  Opening Page 1/68 ページ How to Use Help Company names and product names mentioned in the help are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. Changes may be made in the help contents without prior notice. Contents, Index, and Search FUNCTIONS Display the index by selecting the Contents tab on the move pane. The help contents are arranged Contents hierarchically.  Opening Page 2/68 ページ Contents hierarchically. Related items are arranged in sequence from the top on down, so you can visually select the page you need. Index Keywords (important terms) used in the help file are listed here. Keywords listed here can be directly selected or can be searched by entering that keyword. Search This function lets you search for any word or phrase contained in the help file. Enter the word you want to find, and a list of pages containing that word will be displayed. Select the related page you need from the page list to view its contents. The pointer changes to a hand when placed on an item that can be clicked. Hand Symbol Clicking on the item indicated by the hand brings up a related page or image. Basic knowledge of Windows 98, Internet Explorer or similar software is needed to use the RP-U100 Application Help. See "Windows Help " for more information on using Windows 98. * Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.  Opening Page 3/68 ページ Introducing the RP- U100 Personal Receiver RP-U100 The Personal Receiver RP-U100 is a USB compatible multimedia amplifier with builtin tuner. While it can of course be used as a conventional receiver, connecting the RP-U100 to a personal computer opens up a host of exciting possibilities for audio fun and entertainment. Total Computer Control All RP-U100 functions can be operated from a PC running the dedicated RP-U100 Application. A convenient USB link is used between the RP-U100 main unit and the computer. Yamaha Digital Sound Field Processing The RP-U100 incorporates various DSP sound field programs specially adapted for audio and multimedia applications. Using a wealth of stored data, the amp can faithfully reproduce the acoustic properties of world famous concert halls and live venues. Exciting theater type sound compatible with DVD movie formats such as Dolby Digital is also available. Virtual 3D Gives the Feeling of "Being There" Sophisticated Yamaha technology transports you right to where the action is. Usually several front and rear speakers are needed to reproduce multichannel sources such as Dolby Digital. The unique Virtual 3D technology developed by Yamaha produces a realistic surround effect with just two speakers placed left and right in front of the listener. Compatible with a Wide Variety of Formats The RP-U100 provides USB, digital, and analog input/output connectors for hookup of a computer and almost any type of audio equipment. SB Capture The RP-U100 also features a USB capture function for recording. An analog input signal supplied to the RP-U100 is converted to digital form and sent to the PC via the USB link. These data can then be recorded using dedicated recording software.  Opening Page 4/68 ページ DOLBY DIGITAL (*1) This is a theater acoustics format developed by Dolby Labs USA for home use. "Dolby Digital" is a method to reproduce completely independent audio utilizing digital compression technology on 5.1 channels consisting of 3 front channels and 2 rear channels for a total of 5 channels plus a low frequency effect channel. The conventional "Dolby Pro Logic" format 3 front channels and 1 rear channel mixed into 2 stereo channels, by a matrix circuit. Dolby Digital creates a 3dimensional surround effect of superior quality. (*1) Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. "Dolby","Pro Logic" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. Confidential Unpublished Works. *1992-1997 Dolby Laboratories. All rights reserved. Virtual 3D Technology Reproducing a Dolby Digital or Dolby Pro Logic source requires the use of a total of 4-6 speakers placed before and behind the listener, using a substantial amount of space that may not always be available. The RP-U100 features Yamaha's unique "virtual 3D" technology for generating virtual surround using just two speakers. Even with only two front speakers, this technology produces a sensation of "virtual rear speakers" and provides a pleasant sense of width and motion of sound behind you. You can also take advantage of this RP-U100 application to create virtual 3D parameters to match your personal taste. USB Capture  Opening Page 5/68 ページ USB Capture For USB capture, analog signals input to the analog jacks on the RP-U100 are subjected to analog/digital (A/D) conversion and then output in digital form via the USB link to a personal computer. This function allows the digital data to be recorded on the computer, using an application such as a sound recorder. Input jacks for data capture Which input jacks are used for data capture depends on the mode selected with the input selector. Input selector details Mode AUX1 AUX2 TUNER Input jacks used for data capture AUX1 - ANALOG jack AUX2 - ANALOG jack Internal tuner signal The USB capture function is not available in PC input mode. Data Recording Methods The RP-U100 Application does not include a recording function. Please use appropriate recording software installed on the computer. For information on how to use the software, please refer to its documentation. The sound recorded with the USB capture function is the original sound of the input signal. The effects of the DSP sound field programs of the RP-U100 are not recorded. The data format supplied to the computer is 44.1 kHz, 16 bit, stereo. Make sure that the recording software is set up properly to handle this format. While making a recording using USB capture, you should close all other applications running on the computer. Otherwise recording quality may be poor. Note Digital input signals cannot be captured. If data capture is activated while using the AUX1 - DIGITAL inputs, the RP-U100 automatically switches to the AUX1 - ANALOG inputs. After capture has ended, the setting automatically returns to the AUX1 - DIGITAL inputs. Function List  Opening Page 6/68 ページ The RP-U100 can be operated either with the controls on the unit itself or with the Application installed on the computer. Some functions of the RP-U100 are available only from the Application. The following list shows which functions are available on the RP-U100 main unit and the Application. Function List O : Available X : Not available Function Power on/standby Input (mode) select Customizing input selector display Volume adjustment USB Mix Level Mute Level balance Main unit O O application O O X O O X X X O O O O O O Manual tuning O O Auto tuning O O Preset (Store - Call up Edit) O O Preset station frequency display O O Auto preset O O On/Off O O Sound field program selector O O Parameter setting X O Tuner Band (FM/AM) DSP System Requirements  Opening Page 7/68 ページ Operating system Microsoft® Windows® 98 English version CPU Equivalent to Intel Pentium MMX 200 MHz or better Memory 32 MB (64 MB or more recommended) Hard disk 20 MB of available space CD drive CD-ROM drive or DVD-ROM drive Display Video display adapter with at least 256 colors and 640x480 dots resolution Other USB port compatible with USB standard Rev. 1.0 * Intel and Pentium are registered trademarks and MMX is a trademark of Intel Corporation. * Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Initial Steps Check the USB connection between the RP-U100 and the PC. Connect the RP-U100 to the personal computer using a USB cable. How to make the USB connection The RP-U100 main unit can only be operated with the Application if the USB connection has been established. Check the display settings. Check that the Windows Display Properties are set to at least 256 colors. Windows Display Properties  Opening Page 8/68 ページ Making the USB Connection Connection Procedure 1 Plug the power cable of the RP-U100 into an AC outlet to set the unit to On or Standby. 2 Start up the computer. 3 Connect the RP-U100 and computer with the USB cable. Check the connection 1 Open Multimedia from the Windows Control Panel and select the Audio tag. Click here to open the Audio tag on the control panel. 2 Select "YAMAHA RP-U100 USB Audio" as the "Preferred Device" for playback and recording. 3 Start up the application and check that the RP-U100 is controlled by the application. 4 Play some audio on the computer (CD, MIDI, WAVE, etc.) and confirm that the RP-U100 reproduces the sound. Disconnection Procedure 1 Set the RP-U100 to Standby or Off. 2 Turn off the power to the computer. 3 Disconnect the USB cable linking the RP-U100 with the computer. RP-U100 Application Panels Main Panel This is as the main panel of the Application. Allows you to switch the RP-U100 on and off, control basic functions, and access various other panels. Details  Opening Page 9/68 ページ Setup Dialog Lets you set various system parameters. Details Tuner Panel (Frequency Display) Lets you perform manual and scan tuning. Details  Opening Page 10/68 ページ Tuner Panel (Preset Display) Lets you select preset stations. Details P r e s e t Edit Panel Lets you store stations in memory. Details  Opening Page 11/68 ページ DSP Sound Field Selector Panel Lets you set various DSP parameters. Details DSP Parameter Setting Panel Lets you set various DSP parameters. Details  Opening Page 12/68 ページ Virtual 3D Parameter Setting Panel Lets you set various Virtual 3D parameters. Details Dynamic Range Setting Panel Lets you control the dynamic range. Details  Opening Page 13/68 ページ Quitting the Application How to Quit the Application Click the Close button in the upper right corner of the main panel. You can also quit the Application as follows. Quitting from the system menu. Right-click on the "YAMAHA RP-U100" icon in the task bar and select "X  Opening Page 14/68 ページ Right-click on the "YAMAHA RP-U100" icon in the task bar and select "X Close" from the system menu. Starting the Aplication Method 1 Open the Windows Start menu and select "YAMAHA RP-U100". The choices "RP-U100" and "Help" appear. To start the RP-U100 Application, select "RP-U100". To call up the help file, select "Help". Method 2 If a shortcut icon has been created on the desktop, start the RP-U100 Application by double-clicking the shortcut icon. Shortcut icon  Opening Page 15/68 ページ Method 3 Open the folder where the RP-U100 Application is installed and double-click the RP-U100 icon. RP-U100 application icon Glossary RP- U100 APPLICATION VOCABULARY Main panel This is the main panel of the Application. It lets you switch the power on and off, perform basic functions, and call up other panels. Main Panel details Main Panel details Setup Dialog Lets you make various parameter settings. Setup Dialog details Tuner Panel (frequency display) Lets you manually select a station on the tuner. Tuner Panel (frequency display) details Tuner Panel (preset display) This panel is for selecting a preset station on the tuner. Tuner Panel (preset display) details Preset Edit Panel This panel serves for storing preset stations. Preset Edit panel details. DSP Sound Field Selector Panel Lets you select a DSP sound field program and perform related functions. DSP Sound Field Selector Panel details DSP Parameter Setting Panel Lets you edit various DSP parameters. DSP Parameter Setting Panel details  Opening Page 16/68 ページ Virtual 3D Parameter Setting Panel Lets you edit various Virtual 3D parameters. Virtual 3D Parameter Setting Panel details Dynamic Range Setting Panel Lets you change the dynamic range settings. Dynamic Range Setting Panel details USB Capture This function uses the USB link to send digital data to the computer for recording. The data are obtained by A/D conversion of analog input signals to the RP-U100. USB Capture details USB MIX LEVEL This function allows listening to music signals from the computer connected by USB even when AUX1, AUX2, or TUNER IN is selected. The mix level setting determines the ratio of the USB signal to the AUX1, AUX2, or TUNER IN input signal. The setting is made by dragging a slider on the Setup panel. USB MIX LEVEL details SETUP DEVICE NAME This item lets you specify names that are displayed for audio devices connected to the RP-U100. The setting is made by entering the names in fields on the Setup panel. SETUP DEVICE NAME details MAX VOL. POSITION This item sets the upper limit for the volume setting that can be made with the Application. MAX VOL. POSITION details RP-U100 TUNER TERMS Frequency display Allows you to manually tune to any frequency and to perform scan tuning. Tuner Panel (frequency display) details Preset store Allows you to store a desired station in memory for quick recall. Preset Edit Panel details Preset recall Allows you to select any of the stored preset stations. Tuner Panel (Preset Recall) details  Opening Page 17/68 ページ Preset page A "page" is a group of 8 preset stations displayed on a single panel. This lets you organize preset stations for example by music genre. A short title can be specified for each page. Preset page details FM/AM select This refers to selecting FM Auto Stereo, FM Mono, or AM. Use the FM/AM selector button and the FM mode selector button. FM/AM selector details FM mode selector details Manual tuning Refers to receiving broadcast stations by setting the frequency manually. Use the manual tuning up/down buttons. Manual tuning details Auto tuning (auto scan) This function automatically scans the current frequency band and stops when a station is found. Use the auto scan up/down buttons. Auto tuning (auto scan) details RP-U100 DSP SOUND FIELD TERMS Sound field The unique acoustic characteristics of a given space. In locations such as a concert hall, we of course hear the direct sound coming for example from an instrument. But our ears also pick up the so-called early reflections, which is the sound being reflected from boundaries such as walls, floors and the ceiling. Finally, we hear reverberation, namely the sound being repeatedly bounced back and forth and gradually decaying. The early reflections and reverberation characteristics depend on factors such as the size and shape of the interior space and the type of furnishing. The resulting acoustics are unique to a particular hall or room. This is what is called a "sound field." DSP sound field program Yamaha has collected a vast amount of sound field data at famous concert halls, opera houses, and other venues around the world. These data express the direction of reflections, their intensity, frequency characteristics, delay time, and many other factors. The RP-U100 incorporates sound field programs based on such sound field data. The programs let you select the sound field of a famous concert hall or theater to be recreated on your personal computer equipment setup. DSP sound field program icon There are icons which represent certain DSP sound field effects. A sound field program can be selected by clicking the icon in the DSP sound field selector panel. The icon of the currently selected sound field program is shown on the DSP button in the main panel. DSP sound field program icon details  Opening Page 18/68 ページ DSP parameters The default parameter values of the sound field programs are usually fine for enjoying great sound, but it is also possible to fine-tune some of the parameters to suit individual preferences or program sources. The result will be a listening experience that is truly original and thrilling. Parameters are edited on the DSP Parameter Setting Panel. DSP Sound Field Program Parameter guide DSP Parameter Setting Panel details Virtual 3D Usually four to six speakers are needed to reproduce multichannel sources with Dolby Digital or Dolby Pro Logic. The unique Virtual 3D technology developed by Yamaha produces a convincing surround effect with just two speakers placed left and right in front of the listener. The Virtual 3D setting panel also lets the user adjust 3D parameters. Virtual 3D Parameter Setting Panel details Virtual Rear Speaker Position This item allows the user to control the position of the virtual (simulated) rear speakers. The setting is done using a graphic image on the DSP Parameter Setting Panel. Virtual Rear Speaker Position details Test Tone The test tone is used to check the virtual rear speaker position. Test Tone details Balance This refers to the level balance between the left and right channels. The setting can be changed on the DSP Parameter Setting Panel. Balance details Personal setting [Main, Sub] This item allows adjusting the 3D sound field effect to the conditions in a given listening room. In Virtual 3D, the sound field effect will vary according to environment factors such as the listening position and the shape of the room. The virtual rear speaker position may therefore not exactly match the position displayed on the setting screen. The Main and Sub parameters allow the listener to adjust the virtual rear speaker position to the point where the best effect is achieved. Change these parameters as needed to match your personal preferences. The setting can be changed on the DSP Parameter Setting Panel. Personal Setting details  Opening Page 19/68 ページ Main Panel (STANDBY mode) ON mode [Panel image On][Panel image Off] Main Panel Functions (Standby Mode) Power Control Click the Power Control button U100 main unit. Power control details Minimizing the application Click the Minimize button an icon on the task bar. Minimizing details Quitting the application Click the Close button Quitting details to turn on the RP- to turn the application into to quit the application. Main Panel If the RP-U100 main unit is on, the Application will also start in the On mode. The error message "Can't find RP-U100 !!" appears at start up when the main unit and personal computer are not connected with a USB cable.  Opening Page 20/68 ページ  Opening Page 21/68 ページ Main Panel (ON mode) Standby mode [Panel image On][Panel image Off] Main Panel Functions (ON Mode) When clicking some items on the main panel, the function will vary according to whether a right click or left click was performed with the mouse. The function description in this help file refers to the mouse settings for a righthanded person. When the mouse is set up for a left-handed person, the button functions will be reversed for left and right. Check the setting in the mouse settings dialog box. Windows: mouse settings dialog box. Power Control Clicking the Power Control button will switch the RP-U100 unit alternately between ON and Standby. Power control details Setup Dialog display Click the SETUP button Setup Dialog details Minimizing the application Click the Minimize button on the task bar. Minimizing details Quitting the application Mode Selection Click the Close button Quitting details to calls up the SETUP DIALOG. to turn the application into an icon to quit the application.. Input Selector Left click the input selector to switch between PC (personal computer), AUX1, AUX2, TUNER.. Input Selector details Volume Control Drag the volume indicator dot around the DSP button. Volume Control details  Opening Page DSP Sound Field Effect On/Off switching Graphic Equalizer display 22/68 ページ DSP button Clicking the upper part of the DSP Button turns the DSP sound effect on and off. DSP Button details Clicking the in the lower part of the DSP button while DSP is OFF brings up the graphic equalizer. Graphic equalizer details DSP Sound Field in the sound field icon to bring up the DSP Selector Panel display Left click the Sound Field Selector Panel. DSP Sound Field Selector Panel details DSP Sound Field Selector display Muting Tuner Panel display Right clicking the DSP button brings up a list of sound field programs. Select the DSP sound field from them. DSP Sound Field Selector details Click the mute button Mute button details to turn the speaker output on or off. To bring up Tuner Panel, click the in tuner mode. Tuner Panel details shown on the input selector Input Selector The input selector is used to select a program source mode such as PC (Personal Computer), AUX1, AUX2, or TUNER. Input Selector  Opening Page 23/68 ページ Mode Description PC This mode serves for playing back an audio signal from the computer. Depending on the PC input type, there are three settings (USB, PC_DIGITAL, PC_ANALOG). Right-click on the PC bar to bring up the PC input type selector. AUX1 This mode serves for playing back the signal from a component connected to the AUX1 inputs. There are digital (optical) and analog signal input jacks. Automatic switching gives priority to digital signals. AUX2 This mode serves for playing back the signal from a component connected to the AUX2 inputs. There are only analog signal input jacks. TUNER This mode serves for playing back the signal from the built in tuner. PC (Personal Computer) Mode PC (Personal Computer) Mode PC mode When the input selector is set to PC mode, clicking the PC bar repeatedly switches the input signal type as follows: Right-click on the PC bar to bring up the PC input type selector. Select the PC input type you want to use  Opening Page 24/68 ページ USB This position serves for playing back a digital audio signal from the computer supplied to the RP-U100 via the USB link. To use this position, the USB cable must be connected between the PC and the RP-U100, and appropriate settings must be made on the computer to output the audio signal. USB connection details DIGITAL This position serves for playing back a digital audio signal from the computer supplied to the RP-U100 via the digital input jacks. Both optical and coaxial jacks are provided. The RP-U100 performs automatic switching by hardware, giving priority to the optical input. ANALOG This position serves for playing back an analog audio signal from the computer supplied to the RP-U100 via the analog input jacks. The USB capture function is not available in PC input mode. USB capture details AUX1 Mode AUX1 Mode AUX1 mode This mode serves for playing back the external input signal. There are digital (optical) and analog signal input jacks. Automatic switching gives priority to digital signals. USB Capture In AUX1 mode, the signal that will be recorded by USB capture is the signal input from the AUX1 - ANALOG input jacks on the main unit. If AUX1 - DIGITAL was selected, the RP-U100 will automatically switch over to AUX1 - ANALOG. Also when the USB MIX LEVEL setting is active, the mixed signal from a computer connected with the USB cable cannot be captured. USB capture details AUX2 Mode  Opening Page 25/68 ページ AUX2 Mode AUX2 mode This mode serves for playing back the signal from an external component. There are only analog signal input jacks. USB Capture In AUX2 mode, the signal that will be recorded by USB capture is the signal input from the AUX2 - ANALOG input jacks on the main unit. Also when the USB MIX LEVEL setting is active, the mixed signal from a computer connected with the USB cable cannot be captured. USB capture details TUNER Mode Tuner Mode Tuner Mode In tuner mode, clicking on the input selector brings up the Tuner Panel. Tuning Functions The tuner lets you select stations either by manually changing the frequency or by using auto scan. A preset display for calling up stations that have been stored in memory is also available. Frequency display Preset display * Manual tuning * Auto tuning * Calling up preset stations * Storing preset stations  Opening Page 26/68 ページ USB Capture In tuner mode, the signal that will be recorded by USB capture is the signal from the internal tuner. Also when the USB MIX LEVEL setting is active, the mixed signal from a computer connected with the USB cable cannot be captured. USB capture details Mute Function Muting On/Off The mute function serves to temporarily cut off the sound. It can be turned on or off by clicking the Mute button. Headphones not connected MUTE OFF MUTE ON Headphones connected MUTE OFF MUTE ON The mute function can only be switched on from the application. Muting is automatically canceled when the volume is adjusted either on the RP-U100 main unit or with the Application. Turning the power on or setting the unit to standby also cancels the mute function. Power Control Power On/Standby Click the Power button STANDBY. on the main panel to switch the power between ON and  Opening Page 27/68 ページ Power Status AC power cord is connected and unit power switch or Application power button was set to STANDBY. AC power cord is connected and unit power switch or Application power button was set to ON. STANDBY ON Main Panel (Standby) details Main Panel (On) details Power Off OFF AC power cord is disconnected. Volume Volume Control Volume control Drag the volume indicator dot around the circumference of the DSP button. When the volume indicator is selected, the green dot becomes red. To increase the volume, drag the dot clockwise. To decrease the volume, drag the dot counterclockwise. Using the Setup Dialog, you can set the upper volume limit for the volume as adjusted with the application. This helps to prevent excessively loud settings made by mistake. If the volume control on the RP-U100 main unit was used to set the volume to a level higher than the upper limit for the application, the volume will return to the upper limit setting the next time the volume control of the application is used. Note that the volume may sometimes jump up suddenly when the dot on the application is moved. You should therefore pay attention to the MAX VOLUME POSITION on the setup dialog. Setup Dialog details  Opening Page 28/68 ページ DSP button DSP Button Click the upper part of the DSP button to turn the DSP sound field program on and off. OFF ON DSP button "DSP OFF" appears when the DSP function is off. The selected sound field icon appears when the DSP function is on. Sound field program details Right-clicking on the DSP button brings up the sound field selector, regardless of whether the DSP function is on or off. DSP Sound Field Selector details DSP button function during DSP OFF Clicking the in the lower part of the DSP button brings up the graphic equalizer appear.  Opening Page 29/68 ページ Graphic equalizer Drag the Clicking of a frequency up and down. returns all frequencies to flat response. A total of six equalizer settings can be stored in the memory with SAVE. Saved settings (1-6) can be recalled with LOAD. Closing the graphic equalizer Click the Close Button or the lower part of the DSP button to close the graphic equalizer When DSP is activated, the graphic equalizer panel closes, but the graphic equalizer shown as part of the DSP sound field parameter edit panel can be used instead. DSP Parameter Setting Panel: graphic equalizer details DSP button function during DSP ON Clicking in the lower part of the sound field icon brings up the DSP sound field selector panel. DSP Sound Field Selector Panel details. SETUP Button  Opening Page 30/68 ページ SETUP DIALOG Click the Setup button in the upper left corner of the main panel. Setup Dialog details Minimizing the Application How to Minimize the Application Click the Minimize button on the upper part of the main panel. The application is minimized and displayed in the task bar. To return to the original size, click "YAMAHA RP-U100" on the task bar or rightclick "Restore" on the system menu.  Opening Page 31/68 ページ Error Message at Startup The error message "Can't find RP-U100 !!" appears when the main unit and personal computer are not connected with a USB cable. Connect the RP-U100 unit to the computer with a USB cable when using the application. Even if the RP-U100 unit and computer are connected by a USB cable, the error message will appear if the power cord of the RP-U100 is not plugged into the AC outlet.  Opening Page 32/68 ページ Setup Dialog [Dialog image On][Dialog image Off] Calling Up the Setup Dialog Click the Setup button in the upper left corner of the main panel. SETUP DEVICE NAME This lets you assign customized names to devices connected to the RP-U100. The name can be up to five characters long. PC DIGITAL NAME PC ANALOG NAME AUX1 NAME AUX2 NAME This sets the name of the audio device connected to PC-DIGITAL Input jacks Priority Digital (coaxial and optical) Optical This sets the name of the audio device connected to PCANALOG. Input jacks Analog This sets the name of the audio device connected to AUX1. Input jacks Priority Digital (optical) and analog Digital This sets the name of the audio device connected to AUX2. Input jacks Analog  Opening Page 33/68 ページ Setting the USB Mix Level Audio signals from the computer supplied via USB cable can be mixed and reproduced by the RP-U100 even when an input other than USB is selected. Audio signals from the computer connected via USB cable will not be heard while input sources other than USB are selected. Audio signals from the computer connected via USB cable will be mixed with input sources other than USB. DSP sound field programs affect only the sound from input sources other than USB, not the audio signals from the computer. Drag the slider towards MAX to increase the mix ratio of audio signals from the computer connected by USB. Dragging the slider towards MIN decreases the ratio of audio signals from the computer. (A appears at the default setting.) Changing the mix ratio does not affect the level of source other than USB. Setting the Max Volume Position This determines the upper volume limit that can be set with the application. The setting can be between 50 and 90% on the volume indicator. Drag the slider left or right.  Opening Page 34/68 ページ Drag the slider left or right. (A appears at the default setting [50%]) Note that the volume may sometimes jump up suddenly when the dot on the application is moved. You should therefore use caution when setting the MAX VOL. POSITION. OK, CANCEL, RESET Buttons Saves all changes and closes the Setup Dialog. Aborts all changes and closes the Setup Dialog. Resets all items to the factory defaults. Closing the Setup Dialog Click the Close button to close the Setup Dialog. If changes were made, be sure to save them by clicking OK before clicking the Close button.  Opening Page 35/68 ページ DSP Sound Field Program DSP Sound Field Programs The unique acoustic characteristics of a given space. In locations such as a concert hall, we of course hear the direct sound coming for example from an instrument. But our ears also pick up the so-called early reflections, which is the sound being reflected from boundaries such as walls, floors and the ceiling. Finally, we hear reverberation, namely the sound being repeatedly bounced back and forth and gradually decaying. The early reflections and reverberation characteristics depend on factors such as the size and shape of the interior space and the type of furnishing. The resulting acoustics are unique to a particular hall or room. This is what is called a "sound field." Yamaha has collected a vast amount of sound field data at famous concert halls, opera houses, and other venues around the world. These data include the direction of reflections, their intensity, frequency characteristics, delay time, and many other factors. The RP-U100 incorporates sound field programs based on such sound field data. The programs let you select the sound field of a famous concert hall or theater to be recreated on your personal computer equipment setup. DSP sound field programs for music The DSP programs for music create a sound field giving the realistic impression of being in a specific location. The original signal is passed unchanged to the output, while sound field information is added by means of DSP processing. Also with multichannel source material encoded in Dolby Digital, the decoded signal is reproduced unchanged with only the ambience components added. This allows you to enjoy the sound of a world-famous concert hall, church, or other type of location. DSP sound field programs for Audio Visual These DSP programs were specially developed for game or movie sound reproduction. The action of surround decoders for Dolby Pro Logic and Dolby Digital is fused with the Yamaha DSP, resulting in quality sound such as would be heard in the final mix of a completed movie. The RP-U100 lets you reproduce this sound in your own personal space.  Opening Page 36/68 ページ DSP Sound Field Selector Panel [Panel image On][Panel image Off] Calling up the DSP Sound Field Selector Panel Clicking the on the lower part of the sound field icon on the main panel brings up the DSP Sound Field Selector Panel. DSP button details DSP Sound Field Program icons There are eight icons with images of DSP sound fields. HALL JAZZ CHURCH GAME MOVIE LIVE VDD (HP3D) HP3D is displayed instead of VDD when headphones are used. Sound field icons  Opening Page 37/68 ページ Sound field programs for music HALL JAZZ CHURCH Sound field programs for Audio Visual GAME MOVIE LIVE Virtual 3D VDD HP3D Select the applicable DSP sound field program Four DSP sound field icons are displayed at one time on the panel. Other icons can be viewed by clicking to scroll the screen. Clicking an icon selects the sound field for that icon. Icon for selected program is displayed The sound field program can also be selected directly from the main panel. DSP Sound Field Selector details Main Panel details Calling Up the DSP Parameter Setting Panel Clicking EDIT brings up the DSP parameter setting panel. DSP Parameter Setting Panel details Calling Up the Virtual 3D Parameter Setting Panel Clicking brings up the Virtual 3D Parameter Setting Panel. Virtual 3D Parameter Setting Panel details Calling up the Dynamic Range Setting Panel Clicking brings up the Dynamic Range Setting Panel. Dynamic Range Setting Panel details Closing a Panel.  Opening Page 38/68 ページ Click the Close button to close a panel. DSP Sound Field Selector DSP button Right-click on the DSP ON/OFF button to display the sound field selector.  Opening Page 39/68 ページ Clicking on a sound field name switches the DSP sound field program. Introduction to Sound Field Programs HALL This is the sound field of a 'shoebox' type medium-sized hall in Vienna seating about 1700 people. This sound field has beautiful, rich acoustics that faithfully reproduce the complicated reverberations from the surrounding pillars and carvings in the hall. JAZZ This program recreates the acoustics of a small venue for live on-stage productions in New York. The sound field is for an area somewhat left of center facing the stage. This is the sound field of a beautiful gothic type monastery in a Paris suburb. The reverberations blend in the numerous domed ceiling spaces formed by CHURCH stone pillars, producing beautiful sustained notes. GAME MOVIE LIVE VDD This program adds a feeling of depth and ambience to game sounds. Allows enjoying the pressure and excitement of a game as if actually there. This sound field recreates the sensation of an expansive space that makes you feel like you are in the midst of a movie. This sound field reproduces the high-energized sensation of live rock and jazz music. This program (Virtual Dolby Digital) approximates the surround sound effect of Dolby Digital using only two front-channel speakers. Ideal for faithful reproduction of DVD software encoded in the Dolby Digital format.  Opening Page HP3D 40/68 ページ This program (Headphone 3D) simulates multi-speaker surround sound when listening with headphones. It is automatically activated instead of VDD mode when headphones are plugged into the RP-U100.  Opening Page 41/68 ページ DSP Parameter S e t t i n g Panel [Panel image On][Panel image Off] Calling up the DSP Parameter Setting Panel Click EDIT on the DSP Sound Field Selector Panel. The DSP Sound Field Selector Panel must be visible. To display the DSP Sound Field Selector Panel, click the sound field icon on the main panel. in the lower part of DSP button details DSP Parameters The default parameter values of the sound field programs are usually fine for enjoying great sound, but it is also possible to fine-tune some of the parameters to suit individual preferences or program sources. The result will be a listening experience that is truly original and thrilling. DSP Parameters Parameter FUNCTION Effect Trim Makes fine adjustments to the effect level (sound effect). Rear Effect Trim Makes fine adjustments to the rear effect level (sound effect). Initial Delay Adjusts the sensation of distance between walls and sound source. Room Size Adjusts the sense of expansiveness. Liveness Adjusts the apparent reflectivity of the walls. S. Delay (Surround Delay) Adjusts the delay time of the surround sound field. S.Initial Delay (Surround Initial Delay) Adjusts the initial delay time of the surround sound field. S.Room Size (Surround Room Size) Adjusts the room size of the surround sound field. Reverb Time Adjusts the duration of the reverberation. Reverb Level Adjusts the intensity of the reverberation. Reverb Delay Adjusts the delay time of the reverberation.  Opening Page 42/68 ページ Reverb Delay Adjusts the delay time of the reverberation. Changing DSP parameters Basic parameter settings Effect Level Room Size Seat Position Click on , Makes fine adjustments to the effect level (sound effect). Adjusts the sense of expansiveness. Adjusts the simulated seat position. , or Basic parameter setting screen to make the selection. The selected button changes to green. Detailed parameter settings Besides the basic parameters, more parameters can be adjusted on the advanced parameter setting screen Click Click to go to the Advanced parameter setting screen. to return to the Basic parameter setting screen. Each sound field program has some parameters that can be changed. Advanced parameter details In order to change a parameter, click or directly slide the pointer position. Click to return to the default values. Advanced parameter setting screen to the desired  Opening Page 43/68 ページ Advanced parameter setting screen Selected parameter The parameters shown on the display vary according to the sound field program. Setting the Graphic Equalizer Drag the Click of a frequency up and down. to return all frequencies to flat response. A total of six equalizer settings can be stored in the memory with SAVE. Saved settings (1-6) can be recalled with LOAD. Closing the Panel. Click the EDIT button or click the Close button to close the panel.  Opening Page 44/68 ページ Sound Field Program Parameter Guide Effect Trim Can be set for HALL JAZZ CHURCH GAME MOVIE LIVE Function: Variable range: Description: Effect Trim Setting Screen ?Makes fine adjustments to the effect level (sound effect). -3 dB to +3 dB This is a parameter for making fine adjustments to the overall effect sound level. Rear Effect Trim Can be set for HALL JAZZ CHURCH GAME MOVIE LIVE VDD (HP3D) Function: Variable range: Description: Rear Effect Trim Setting Screen Makes fine adjustments to the rear effect level (sound effect). -3 dB to +3 dB This is a parameter for making fine adjustments to the overall rear effect sound level including the Virtual 3D sound effect. Initial Delay Can be set for HALL JAZZ CHURCH GAME MOVIE LIVE  Opening Page Function: Variable range: Description: 45/68 ページ Initial Delay Setting Screen Adjusts the sensation of distance between walls and sound source. 1 ms to 99 ms This is a parameter for controlling the delay between the direct sound and the start of the early reflection. The delay in the early refrection is determined by the distance between the walls and sound source. In other words, shortening the delay time gives the impression that the sound source is near the walls. Conversely, lengthening the delay time gives the impression that the sound source is far from the walls. Adjusting the Initial Delay allows controlling factors such as the sense of distance from the source of the sound to the surrounding walls, the sensation of spatial size, and the nature of the tone (or sound image). Room Size Can be set for HALL JAZZ GAME MOVIE LIVE Function: Variable range: Description: Room Size Setting Screen Adjusts the sense of expansiveness. 0.1 to 2.0 This parameter controls the sense of spatial expansiveness. The larger the value, the wider the perceived space. When there is a larger distance between the walls of a room, the number of reflections increases and the time interval between reflections becomes longer. Therefore, controlling the time between adjacent reflections makes it possible to change the impression of spaciousness. A parameter setting of 1.0 means that the original measured values are used. At a setting of 2.0, the simulated length of one room boundary is doubled. Liveness Can be set for HALL JAZZ Function: Variable range: Description: Liveness Setting Screen Adjusts the apparent reflectivity of the walls. 0 to 10 This parameter determines the attenuation of the early reflections. The larger this value, the greater the sound field echo. The smaller this value, the weaker the echo, giving a "dead" impression. This live or dead sensation for an actual hall is determined by the absorption characteristics of the reflecting surfaces. Faster attenuation of reverberations results in a more "dead" character and slow attenuation in a more "live" character.  Opening Page 46/68 ページ more "dead" character and slow attenuation in a more "live" character. S. Delay (Surround D e l a y ) During Dolby Digital input Can be set for HALL JAZZ CHURCH GAME MOVIE LIVE VDD (HP3D) During Dolby Pro Lo g i c Can be set for GAME MOVIE LIVE VDD (HP3D) S. Delay Setting Screen Function: Variable range: Description: Adjusts the delay time of the surround sound field. 0 ms to 15 ms with Dolby Digital. 15 ms to 30 ms with Dolby Pro Logic. With Dolby Digital source The parameter controls the delay time between the direct sound and the surround sound source. The greater this value, the greater the delay occurring in the surround sound field. With Dolby Pro Logic The parameter controls the delay time between the direct sound and the surround sound field. The greater this value, the greater the delay occurring in the surround sound field. There is no surround sound source. S.Initial Delay (Surround Initial Delay) With D o l b y D i g i t a l source Function: Variable range: Description: Can be set for GAME MOVIE LIVE Adjusts the initial delay time of the surround sound field. 1 ms to 49 ms The parameter is enabled when a Dolby Digital source signal is input. This parameter controls the initial delay time between the direct sound and the surround sound source. The greater this value, the greater the delay occurring in the surround sound field.  Opening Page 47/68 ページ S.Room Size (Surround Room Size) Can be set for GAME MOVIE LIVE Function: Variable range: Description: S. Room Size Setting Screen Adjusts the room size of the surround sound field. 0.1 to 2.0 This parameter controls the sensation of expansiveness of the surround sound field. The greater this value, the wider the impression of surround sound field space. Reverb Time Can be set for CHURCH GAME LIVE Function: Variable range: Description: Reverb Time Setting Screen Adjusts the duration of the reverberation. ?1.0 sec to 5.0 sec This parameter controls the time span in which the reverberation attenuates. This is based on the time required for the reverberation sound to attenuate at a frequency of approximately 1 kHz. The smaller this figure, the faster the attenuation of the reverberation sound. Adjusting this parameter lets you make a dead-sounding source or listening room appear more lively. Conversely, you may want reduce an excessively bright feeling to achieve natural sounding reverberation. Reverb Level Can be set for CHURCH GAME LIVE Function: Variable range: Description: Reverb Level Setting Screen Adjusts the intensity of the reverberation. 0 % to 100 % This is a parameter for controlling the level of the reverberation sound. The larger this value, the more pronounced will be the reverberation, giving a lingering quality to the sound. Smaller values will reduce reverberation and reduce trailing notes.  Opening Page 48/68 ページ Reverb Delay Can be set for CHURCH GAME LIVE Function Variable range Description Reverb Time Setting Screen Adjusts the delay time of the reverberation. 0 ms to 250 ms This parameter controls the time lag until reverberation is produced. The greater this value, the more the delay occurring in the reverberation after the early reflection. Even with the same Reverb Time setting, choosing a higher Delay Time value will result in a larger perceived space with more intense reverberation.  Opening Page 49/68 ページ Virtual 3D Parameter S e t t i n g Panel [Panel image On][Panel image Off] Calling Up the Virtual 3D Parameter Setting Panel ? Click on the DSP Sound Field Selector Panel. To display the DSP sound field selector panel, click field icon on the main panel. DSP button details Virtual 3D Parameters in the lower part of the sound  Opening Page 50/68 ページ Virtual 3D parameter Sets the position of the virtual rear speakers. Virtual Rear Speaker Position In Virtual 3D, the sound field effect will vary according to environment factors such as the listening position and the shape of the room. The virtual rear speaker position may therefore not exactly match the position displayed on the setting screen. Personal Setting Main & Sub The Main and Sub parameters allow the listener to adjust the virtual rear speaker position to the point where the best effect is achieved. Change this parameters as needed to match your personal preferences. Balance Sets the level balance for the left and right speakers. Other Listening Position The listening position refers to the spot where the listener actually sits and listens to the sound. This is not a parameter set on the RP-U100, but the actual position has a considerable influence on the Virtual 3D effect. Setting the Virtual Rear Speaker Position To set the virtual rear speaker positions, click the squares shown in the figure below or directly drag the virtual rear speaker and move it to the desired position. ?The virtual rear speakers are set symmetrically left and right. Balance Setting Center Position Display Adjust the balance by dragging the pointer or clicking the L(left)/R(right) arrows.  Opening Page 51/68 ページ Even if the balance is set fully to left or right, the sound from the opposite side will not be completely cut off. ? Personal Setting (Main & Sub) Adjust the Personal Setting by dragging the pointer or clicking the left/right arrows. Test Tone The test tone moves automatically through the available virtual speaker positions. Clicking START produces a test tone at the current position set for the virtual rear speakers. The test tone moves automatically through the available virtual speaker positions. Click STOP to turn off the test tone. Closing the Panel Click or click to close the panel.  Opening Page 52/68 ページ Dynamic Range Setting Panel Calling Up the Dynamic Range Setting Panel ? Click on the DSP Sound Field Selector Panel. DSP Sound Field Selector Panel details D-RANGE (Dynamic Range) D-RANGE (Dynamic Range) Setting Panel Allows you to set 3 types of dynamic range (MAX, STD or MIN) for Dolby Digital playback.  Opening Page 53/68 ページ Unchanged dynamic range of a movie theater MAX The default dynamic range setting is the same as MAX. You can adjust high-level cut (H-LEVEL CUT) and low level boost (L-LEVEL-BST), and set the dynamic range to any desired point between MAX and MIN. STD (STANDARD) Click or drag the left or right to adjust the H.-LEVEL.CUT and low level boost L.-LEVEL BST. Dynamic range specially tailored for late night viewing/listening. Improves clarity at low volume levels. MIN Closing the Panel Click the Close button or click to close the panel.  Opening Page 54/68 ページ Tuner Panel (Frequency Display) [Panel image On][Panel image Off] Calling Up the Tuner Panel Tuner mode Selecting tuner mode in the input selector on the main panel and clicking the frequency display panel. brings up Tuner Panel (frequency displa y) functions Panel Component FM/AM selector button Auto scan buttons Function Click on FM or AM to select the respective frequency band. Select FM Auto Stereo or FM Mono with the FM mode selector button.. This function automatically scans the frequency band for stations. Auto scan may not be able to tune in a station if its signal is weak. Auto scan function Clicking the Scan button starts the station search. The search ends when a station is found. Click the Scan button again if the scan stops during the search. Search stops also when the auto-scan button is clicked during search. To restart search, click the auto-scan button. If no station is found, the search stops at the frequency where the search began. This button lets you tune to a station manually. Manual tuning operation Manual tuning buttons The frequency increases or decreases by one step each time or is clicked. Keeping a button clicked causes the frequency to change continuously.  Opening Page 55/68 ページ When the bottom end of the frequency band is reached, the frequency jumps to the top, and vice versa. Frequency band display Shows the frequency range. Points to the frequency currently being received. The bar moves up and down during manual tuning and auto scan to indicate the frequency. ?Displays the figures for the frequency being received. Reception Frequency Frequency range Tuning step 530 - 1710 kHz 10 kHz 87.5 - 107.9 MHz 0.2 MHz ? AM FM Reception Frequency display Preset page call button Shows the received frequency in numeric format. Click to call up the preset page display. On the RP-U100 main unit, 5 preset pages from A to E can be stored. Using the application, a total of 26 preset pages from A to Z can be stored. Each preset page contains up to 8 stations. Preset Page details Click the FM mode selector button or FM (Monaural). FM mode selection items FM mode selector button FM Auto Stereo FM Mono Tuner edit panel display button to select FM (Auto Stereo) Functions Tuner automatically receives in stereo when tuned to a stereo broadcast station. If the signal is weak, the tuner may sometimes switch to MONO (monaural reception). Tuner receives all FM broadcasts in monaural. Clicking the EDIT button calls up the preset edit panel. Preset Edit Panel details Closing the Panel Click the Close Button to close the panel.  Opening Page 56/68 ページ  Opening Page 57/68 ページ Tuner Panel (Preset Display) ?[Panel image On][Panel image Off] Calling Up the Tuner Panel (Preset display) Click of on the Tuner Panel (frequency display). Tuner Panel (frequency display) details Preset Page The preset page lets you easily call up a broadcast station that has been stored. The preset page carries a page identifier and page title. page identifier page title (can be edited) On the RP-U100 main unit, 5 preset pages from A to E can be stored. Using the Application, a total of 26 preset pages from A to Z can be stored. Each preset page contains up to 8 stations.  Opening Page 58/68 ページ Page identifiers (A-E) appear on the RP-U100 unit display when the selected preset page is A-E. When the page is F-Z, the frequency selected by the user on that page is shown. Preset Edit Panel details Click to change the page. *** Frequency display A B *** Pages in the range from F-Z where no station (frequency) is stored will not be displayed. Panel functions Panel Component Function Display of stored frequencies. Displays the preset stations AM icon FM icon Click the AM or FM icon or the frequency field to select the station. Selected frequency display AM FM 8 stations can be stored on one page. Preset Edit Panel details Preset page identifier Preset page title Identifies the page. On the RP-U100 unit, 5 pages from A to E can be stored. On the RP-U100 application, a total of 26 pages from A to Z can be stored. Descriptive title of the page. The page title can be edited as needed. Preset Edit Panel details Clicking moves through the preset pages. Display FM reception FM Mode Display FM Auto Stereo FM Mono Tuner edit panel display button Tuner automatically receives in stereo when tuned to a stereo broadcast station. If the signal is weak, tuner may sometimes switch to MONO (monaural reception). The station is stored in FM Mono. Click the EDIT button to call up the preset edit panel.  Opening Page display button 59/68 ページ Click the EDIT button to call up the preset edit panel. Closing the Panel Click the Close button to close the panel.  Opening Page 60/68 ページ Preset E d i t Panel [Panel image On][Panel image Off] Calling Up the Preset Edit panel Click the EDIT button on the Tuner Panel. Tuner Panel (frequency display) details. Tuner Panel (preset) details. Clicking the EDIT button in frequency display mode displays the preset page next to the edit panel. Storing Preset Station You create a preset station by storing its frequency on a preset page. On the RP-U100 main unit, 5 preset pages from A to E can be stored. Using the application, a total of 26 preset pages from A to Z can be stored. Each preset page contains up to 8 stations. Page identifiers (A-E) appear on the RP-U100 unit display when the selected preset page is A-E. When the page is F-Z, the frequency selected by the user on that page is shown. Preset Edit Panel functions  Opening Page 61/68 ページ Panel Component FM/AM selector button Auto frequency Search Adding a station Deleting a station Displaying auto frequency search results All frequency display Page title entry Function Click FM or AM to select the band to search. Clicking the SEARCH START button initiates an automatic search of the frequency band. Click the SEARCH STOP button again to stop searching. Auto search may not be able to tune in a station if the signal is weak. After selecting the frequency you want to store and location on the page, click ADD to store the frequency on that page. Frequency store details Select the frequency you want to delete from the preset page (F-Z) and click the CLEAR button. The entry for that frequency is deleted. Stored stations (frequencies) can be deleted only from pages F-Z, not from pages A-E. Frequency delete details Displays frequencies where stations were found with auto search. Results are displayed in order of frequency from lowest to highest. Click the ALL button. Displays all reception frequencies. Enter the title of the preset page. The title can be up to 4 characters long. Frequency Store Click on the preset page to display the page for storing a frequency. Click the frequency you want to store on the page and click the desired location.  Opening Page 62/68 ページ Choosing the location Choosing the Frequency To store an FM station, also select the FM mode (Auto Stereo or FM Mono) you want to store. Click the FM Mode selector button and select the mode. FM Auto Stereo Tuner receives FM broadcasts in stereo, but automatically switches to mono If excessive noise is heard in stereo, store the station in FM Mono. FM Mono Tuner receives FM broadcasts in mono. If tuner receved too much noise in stereo reception, store the station in FM Mono. Check that the ADD button is active and click it. Not Active Active Up to 8 stations can be stored on each page. Deleting a Stored Frequency (on pages F-Z only) Click the frequency you want to delete from the preset page. Frequency to be deleted Check that the Clear button is active and click it. Not active Closing the Preset Edit Panel Click the EDIT button or to close the panel. Active  Opening Page 63/68 ページ  Opening Page 64/68 ページ Troubleshooting [Problems with Application] Don't know how to start application Refer to startup details page. Application won't start unless USB link is established between the RP-U100 and PC. Check that the USB cable is connected properly. How to make the USB connection Application doesn't start up Don't know how to quit application. Even if the computer and RP-U100 are connected by USB cable, the Application will not start unless the power cord of the RP-U100 is plugged into an AC outlet. Check that the power cord is properly connected. Refer to quitting details page. Don't know how to operate application Operation steps are described in this help file. Check "Page Contents" or search for the page by using the "Index, Keyword Search, and Search" tab. Using Help Don't know how to uninstall. Refer to uninstall details [Problems with sound]  Opening Page 65/68 ページ No sound will be heard if the RP-U100 unit is set to STANDBY (OFF). Turn on the power and check that sound can be heard. No sound can be heard if the muting function of the Application is activated. The muting function is activated also when headphones are used. Check that muting is turned off. Mute function details No sound comes from the speakers if headphones are connected to the headphone jack. Disconnect the headphones from the headphone jack in order to hear sound from the speakers. No sound No sound can be heard if the volume control is set too low. Adjust the volume and check again. Volume adjustment details No sound will be heard if playback is not started on audio equipment connected to the RP-U100 or music play software running on the PC. Check that playback is in progress on the audio equipment or computersoftware. Broadcast stations will be difficult to hear if tuner reception is poor or tuning was not correctly performed. Refer to the Tuner Panel page for information on how to tune into a station. For information on antenna connection and related items, please refer to the instruction manual of the RP-U100. No sound is produced if the audio wiring or USB cable are not connected correctly. Check that the connections to each audio device and to the personal computer are correct. When PC_DIGITAL or PC_ANALOG is selected for the PC input, the sound may sometimes not be output or may be difficult to hear, due No sound from to the USB mix level setting. computer although Refer to the USB MIX LEVEL setting on the setup Panel for a PC input is selected. detailed explanation. Setup Dialog: USB MIX LEVEL details Sound from the PC via USB cable may be mixed with sound from other sources due to the USB MIX LEVEL setting on the Setup Dialog. Different sounds are Change the USB MIX LEVEL setting on the Setup Dialog. Select MIX heard together. OFF if you do not want to hear other sound sources with the PC audio. Refer to Setup Dialog: USB MIX LEVEL details. Volume indicator won't move all the way. The upper volume limit for the application can be changed with MAX VOL POSITION on the setup dialog. The default setting is half a rotation (50%). Changing the MAX VOL POSITION setting allows the volume indicator to move more than halfway (from 50 to 90%). Refer to Setup Dialog: MAX VOL POSITION details.  Opening Page 66/68 ページ The right and left volume levels will be different if the level balance is Left and right volume not set to center in the Virtual 3D Parameter Setting Panel. levels are different. Check the Balance setting. Virtual 3D parameter setting Panel: Balance details Recording is not possible if the settings on the recording software running on the computer are incorrect. Cannot record with Refer to the description page for USB capture when making the data USB capture. recording settings. Refer to the USB capture details [Problem with Windows] In case of problems with Windows, refer to "Windows Help " or check the Windows documentation. Latest Information Latest Information Up-to-date information on this product can be obtained at the site listed below. YAMAHA http://www.yamaha.com/yec/ Consumer Electronics Uninstall Uninstall Procedure (1) Quit the RP-U100 Application Also close the help screen (RP-U100 Help) when you start the uninstall. (2) Open the control panel.  Opening Page 67/68 ページ (3) Double Click the "Add/Remove Programs" icon. (4) Use "Add/Remove Programs Properties: [Install/Uninstall]" to delete the RP-U100 application. Start the uninstall with the RP-U100 application closed and this help page (RPU100 Help) closed. Select "YAMAHA RP-U100" and click Add/Remove. If uninstall is performed while the RP-U100 application or help are open, the application and help files will not be fully uninstalled. In this case, close the RP-U100 application and help, and manually delete the RPU100 install folder.  Opening Page 68/68 ページ