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Source Configuration
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Signature 2.0
Input Assignment
At the
Video
line select the rear panel
Composite
or
S-Video Input ‹ fl
that will appear on screen
when the remote button whose profile you are adjusting
is pressed. You may select any of the video inputs,
even if you use an input connection more than once.
If you need to remember which piece of source equip-
ment is connected to which input jack, consult the
worksheet in Appendix B that you filled out during the
connection process.
To change the video input source, first make certain that
the
Video
line on the menu (Figure OSD-5) is high-
lighted. Press the
› Menu Control
button and notice
that the video input will change each time you press the
›
button. Composite video inputs will be shown as
Comp 1
through
Comp 6
, and the S-Video inputs will
be shown as
S-Video 1
and
S-Video 2
.
When the desired input name appears on the screen,
press the
¤ Menu Control
button to enter the setting
and move to the next line.
At the
Audio
line you will choose analog, digital or
external audio source that will be selected when you
press the remote button profile being adjusted. Analog
audio input sources will be shown as
Analog 1
through
Analog 6
, corresponding to the rear panel
Analog Audio Inputs ™
. Digital audio sources will
be shown as
Digital 1
through
Digital 6
.
Digital inputs 1 through 4 are the
Coax Digital Audio
Inputs °
and digital inputs 5 and 6 are the
Optical
Digital Audio Inputs ‡
. If a device is connected to
the rear panel
6-CH Direct Input ¡
it will appear on
the line as
6-Ch Direct
.
NOTE: The tuner may ONLY be selected as an input
when the top line on the menu reads
Tuner
. This is
intentional, as the codes programmed in the
Tuner
button on the remote are needed to operate many of
the tuner’s functions. It is possible, however, to select
another input device for this source, but the tuner will
not be accessible if the input is used in that fashion.
As with other menu selection choices, use the
‹
or
›
Menu Control
buttons
i
to change the setting until
the desired input appears on the screen. When you have
completed this section, press the
¤ Menu Control
button
i
to enter the setting to the 2.0’s memory and
move to the next step.
Surround Mode Assignment
The next step is to enter the surround mode that will be
used when the input profile being established is selected.
Note that the choice of modes available will vary
depending on whether the input is an analog or digital
audio source. For example, the Dolby Digital and DTS
modes are not available when the input is an analog
audio source, as there would be no digital data available.
An explanation of the Surround modes, and the
suggested program material for them, is found in
Appendix C. You may wish to consult that information
before making a final selection for the preset mode.
Note that the mode programmed into the profile
memory will appear when the source is selected, but you
may always change the mode during a listening session
by pressing one of the
Surround Mode Selector
buttons
y
on the remote control. In addition, as you
change modes during the selection process by pressing
the
‹
or
› Menu Control
buttons
i
you will hear
the differences between them.
NOTE: When an external audio adapter is selected
through the
6-CH Direct Inputs ¡
, the 2.0 will not
allow a mode to be entered, as the surround decoding
will be established by the external processor. The
Mode
line will not appear when
6-Ch Direct
is the
audio source.
After deciding on which mode to use, press the
‹
or
›
Menu Control
buttons
i
to change the setting until
the desired surround mode appears on the screen. When
you have completed this selection, press the
¤ Menu
Control
button
i
to enter the setting to the 2.0’s
memory and move to the next step.