Yamaha RX-A3040/RX-A2040 AV Receiver Quick Setup Guide

Included Accessories and Required Cables

The following items are included with your unit:

• ① Remote control
• ② Batteries (AAA, R03, UM-4) (x2)
• ③ YPAO microphone
• ④ Wireless antenna
• ⑤ Power cable (type varies by region)

The following cables are required but not supplied:

• Speaker cables (quantity depends on your speaker setup)
• Audio pin cable (x1)
• HDMI cables (x3)
• Network cable

Speaker Placement

Arrange your speakers in the room according to the following diagram:

Diagram shows a room layout with speaker positions indicated. Key: FL (Front Left speaker), FR (Front Right speaker), C (Center speaker), SL (Surround Left speaker), SR (Surround Right speaker), SBL (Surround Back Left speaker), SBR (Surround Back Right speaker), FPL (Front Presence Left speaker)*, FPR (Front Presence Right speaker)*, SW (Subwoofer). *Indicates setup for a 9.1-channel system.

Connecting Speakers and Subwoofer

Connect your speakers and subwoofer to the unit's speaker terminals.

Diagram illustrates the speaker connection terminals on the rear of the AV receiver and how to connect speaker wires. Connections shown for: FL (+/-), FR (+/-), C (+/-), SL (+/-), SR (+/-), SBL (+/-), SBR (+/-), FPL (+/-), FPR (+/-), and SW (Subwoofer). A note indicates to use a subwoofer equipped with a built-in amplifier. A warning states that the shape and location of jacks may differ depending on the model.

• When connecting 6-ohm speakers, set the unit's speaker impedance to "6 Ω MIN". Refer to the Owner's Manual for details.
• Before connecting speakers, unplug the unit's power cable from the AC outlet and turn off the subwoofer.
• Ensure speaker cable cores do not touch each other or the unit's metal parts to prevent damage. A short circuit will trigger a "Check SP Wires" message on the front display.

Connecting External Devices (HDMI)

Connect your audio/video sources like TVs and Blu-ray players using HDMI.

Diagram shows connections between a TV, a BD/DVD player, and the AV receiver using HDMI cables. The TV is connected to the receiver's HDMI OUT. The BD/DVD player is connected to the receiver's HDMI IN. Labels: TV, HDMI output, HDMI input, BD/DVD player.

Connecting to a Router for Wired Network Connection

Establish a wired network connection by connecting the unit to your router.

Diagram illustrates a network setup with a Modem, Router, and the AV receiver connected via Network (LAN) cables. The router connects to the Internet. Labels: Internet, Router, Network cable, LAN.

This procedure is not needed if you plan to use a wireless network connection.

Connecting the Wireless Antenna

Set up the wireless antenna for Wi-Fi connectivity.

Diagram shows the wireless antenna being screwed into the back of the unit. Instructions: 1. Rotate the antenna clockwise. 2. Stand the antenna up straight. Warnings: Do not connect any other antenna. Do not apply excessive force, as it may cause damage. Remove the antenna when packing the unit.

Connecting the Power Cable

Connect the unit to a power source.

Diagram shows the power cable connecting the AV receiver to an AC wall outlet. For general models: Before connecting the power cable, set the VOLTAGE SELECTOR switch according to your local voltage (AC 110-120 V or 220-240 V, 50/60 Hz).

Automatic Acoustic Environment Optimisation (YPAO)

Optimize your system's sound settings for your room using the YPAO microphone.

Diagram shows the YPAO microphone being connected to the YPAO MIC jack on the AV receiver. Text indicates: "Use the YPAO microphone to optimize the speaker settings for your room's acoustics. Connect the YPAO microphone to the unit's YPAO microphone jack. Place the microphone at your listening position. Follow the on-screen instructions on your TV to start the YPAO setup. Refer to the Owner's Manual for detailed YPAO settings."

Connecting External Devices (HDMI - Additional Detail)

Connect various HDMI-equipped devices to your AV receiver.

Diagram shows multiple HDMI input ports on the AV receiver, labeled HDMI IN, and HDMI OUT ports. It illustrates connecting devices like Blu-ray players, satellite/cable set-top boxes, and game consoles to the receiver's HDMI inputs, and the receiver's HDMI output to a TV. Labels: HDMI OUT, AV OUT, HDMI IN, RS-232C, WIRELESS-, AC IN. A note mentions that the shape and location of jacks may differ depending on the model.

Connecting a Router for Wireless Network Connection

Set up your AV receiver for a wireless network connection.

Diagram shows a wireless network setup. Instructions: 1. Set up your wireless router according to its manual. 2. On the unit, navigate to Network Setup via the on-screen display (using the remote control). 3. Select "Wireless" as the connection method. 4. Follow the on-screen prompts to connect to your Wi-Fi network (enter SSID and password). Refer to the Owner's Manual for detailed wireless network setup procedures.

Basic Remote Control Operations

Familiarize yourself with basic remote control functions.

Diagram shows the remote control with key buttons labeled. Buttons include: Power, Volume Up/Down, Navigation (Up, Down, Left, Right, Enter), Return, Home, Playback controls (Play, Pause, Stop), Input selection. Text indicates: "Using the remote control: Press the POWER button to turn the unit on/off. Use the VOLUME buttons to adjust the sound level. Use the cursor keys and ENTER button to navigate menus and select options. Press RETURN to go back. Press HOME to access the main menu. Refer to the Owner's Manual for a complete list of remote control functions."

Playing Back Blu-ray/DVD Discs or Other Sources

Instructions for playing content from connected sources.

Diagram shows the receiver connected to a BD/DVD player and a TV. Text indicates: 1. Turn on the unit and the connected BD/DVD player. 2. Select the input source for the BD/DVD player on the receiver using the INPUT button or by pressing the corresponding input button on the remote. 3. Playback the disc or content on the BD/DVD player. 4. Use the receiver's remote control for playback functions if supported, or the source device's remote. Refer to the Owner's Manual for detailed playback and input selection procedures.