RXV1500 drop outs

It is possible there are separate sound level functions for the DVD player, the tv and the satellite box, try the different remotes for each by unlocking the volume control on the satellite remote until you get them close or use the device specific remote volume controls. I would also try and use HDMI if available for the DVD instead of composite. If the volume controls are different it will show on the tv, might also go through all audio settings for each device. Some devices are pre-amped or send out strong sound signals while others are line level outputs designed to be amped by the output device, in this case your tv I believe. The HDMI vs stereo audio that goes with composite may be the cause or it could be in the settings of the device. Worst case is to remember to drop volume before you switch back so you don't ruin speakers.

• Code: 001 S96
• Description:Power supply remote signal not connected The control signal cable for the ON/OFF control of the 24/38-VDC output is disconnected. The signal wire grounded inside the power supply unit has been pulled up by the IP PCB to detect the level.

• Code: 003 S97
• Description:38-VDC power supply voltage error A voltage drop is detected when a voltage drop is sensed by the IP PCB based on the signal resulting from dividing the 38-VDC resistance inside the power supply unit. The detection level is approximately 18 VDC. Voltage polling is conducted at 100-ms intervals by the IP-CPU. An error is detected when a voltage drop is sensed 10 times in succession (approx. 1 sec). No detection is performed when the interlock SW is open.

• Code: 004 S97
• Description:24-VDC power supply voltage error A voltage drop is detected when a voltage drop is sensed by the IP PCB based on the signal resulting from dividing the 24-VDC resistance inside the power supply unit. The detection level is approximately 11 VDC. Voltage polling is conducted at 100-ms intervals by the IP-CPU. An error is detected when a voltage drop is sensed 10 times in succession (approx. 1 sec). No detection is performed when the interlock SW is open.

• Code: 006 S97
• Description:3.3-VDC power supply voltage error A voltage drop is detected when a voltage drop is sensed in the 3.3-VDC power supply on the MIP side of the IP PCB. Voltage polling is conducted at 100-ms intervals by the IP-CPU. An error is detected when a voltage drop is sensed 10 times in succession (approx. 1 sec).

• Code: 007 S97
• Description:1.8-VDC power supply voltage error A voltage drop is detected when a voltage drop is sensed in the 1.8-VDC power supply on the MIP side of the IP PCB. Voltage polling is conducted at 100-ms intervals by the IP-CPU. An error is detected when a voltage drop is sensed 10 times in succession (approx. 1 sec).

• Code: 008 S96
• Description:Control panel not connected The absence of the control panel unit to be connected to the MC PCB is detected. Since this configuration lacks this panel, this error indication will not be issued under normal operating circumstances.

• Code: 009 S96
• Description:Print counter not connected The absence of a print counter is detected.

• Code: 011 S96
• Description:CIS PCB not connected The connection of the CIS PCB cannot be confirmed.

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I wouldn't run it till the freon level was checked; if it's low, you could damage the compressor.

There's no record level adjustment on the Masterlink. Increase the output level of your mixer, or add a variable level preamplifier between the mixer and the Masterlink.

Or, use the level adjustment on the Masterlink once the recording has been done, and before you write it to CD, either with level control or DSP normalisation

Double check the condition of the cables, make sure nothing is shorted or broken.

Is your music source 1 volt peak to peak (or line level)? If not add a preamplifier if input is lower than that or attenuate the input if higher than that. If you have line level input, make sure the input is turned up to an optimal level for output with headphones. See that you are getting correct response on the input LED level indicators. If all are lit up, you need to attenuate the signal before it plugs into the amp.


Check your system presets, check to make sure DSP is "OFF"" at least for now. And then check to see if you have "Briged" "Stereo" or "Mono" selected. If you plugged one speaker in and plugged it into the jacks for the bridged configuration, you are fine, if you plugged into one or the other, or used two speakers, You would want "Stereo" at least for testing. "X-over" would only be needed for Bi-amping a mono imput. And scroll through the other presets to see that limiters are off, and that system is not muted.

Then turn up the amplifier volume.

If you wired 3 speakers to it, that might be why.

Other possibilities are impedance mismatch between output and speakers,

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If the unit shows any signs of having been dropped, there may be broken solder tracks internally. such an event as being dropped could cause some of the issues you are encountering.

In the manual it says switch off leave for 30 seconds and switch back on .

Have seen regulated voltages drop a volt on two causing this problem . the regulator with the low output needs changing. Voltages can be checked pretty easy at the one large connector coming from the regulator sectionto the dsp board.

Start troubleshooting the problem by checking the physical layer (Plugs, Jacks, Cables). Replace them with known working equipment.

Once you have traced the line from your Cisco to each other end (through to ISP, and to network switch), then reset your error counters, by restarting the cisco.

Check the ethernet interfaces on the network switch and the Cisco. Make sure they are both set to Autonegotiate or both set to the same settings like 100mbs Full-duplex. If they are not communicating the same way lots of errors will be generated.

The A1 has an internal self diagnostic program which you can go through to find the fault. You can access the diagnostic program by simultaneously pushing some buttons on the front panel. The Yamaha service manual for the A1 tells how to do it and what the diagnostic codes mean. You can get a copy of the service manual on the web from several suppliers for a small fee.

If DIGITAL sign on the display blink, it mean the DSP board is defective. probably the DSP itself