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AV1
- AV6 These six keys ea
ch directly access one of the AV Sources consisting of a
Video Input and a hard
-
wired Analog Audio input plus any associated Digital Audio
input selected during setup. These keys can also be used to select Zone Sources.
AUD1
- AUD4 These
four keys each directly access one of the Audio Sources
consisting of a hard-
wired Analog Audio input plus any associated Digital Audio input
selected during setup. These keys can also be used to select Zone Sources.
EX 7.1 Press
this key to listen to the Special 7.1 Analog inputs. (The 7.1 inputs cannot
be accessed in the remote Zone.)
TAPE Press this key to listen to the PLAY in
put through the Main output. In a typical
application you will use this key to monitor the quality of a tape you are making. The
Main Source continues to be the Source selected, so you can continue to record.
Toggle this Key to switch between Tape and main
Source. Refer to section 6.3 for more
information on the Tape Loop.
ZONE Press
this key to enter Zone Access Mode. To enable the Zone output, press
Standby. Press Standby again to shut down the Zone output. Press either the \/ or /
\
keys to decrease or increase the volume of the Zone output or the < or >
key to scroll
back and forth through the ten sources.
You can also select Zone sources directly with
the AV1-AV6 and AUD1-AUD4 keys.
For more details, see section 7.0 on the Remote
Zone use.
MUTE This key has two functions: Press this key to Mute the Main outputs.
ALSO: After
pressing the ZONE key (followed by the St
andby key if the Zone had not been
previously enabled), use this key to Mute the Zone outputs.
\/ VOLUME Press
this key to decrease the volume of the Main outputs. This key affects
the Main outputs OR the Zone outputs (if you are in the Zone control menu).
VOLUME /
\ Press this key to increase the volume of the Main outputs.
This key affects
the Main outputs OR the Zone outputs (if you are in the Zone control menu).