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Important Note: All toggled controls (such as “on/off”) on the AVP2 have
positive control alternatives (e.g., “on” and “off” as two
separate commands). This practice supports proper design
and operation of macros. These commands are available in
both IR and RS-232 forms.
The Surround, Path and More Inputs menus under the Direct Access menus
are as follows:
surround, path and
more inputs menus
PATH
MAIN
REMOTE
BOTH
PRESS MUTE TO TEACH
INPUTS
MORE 1
MORE 2
MORE 3
MORE 4
MORE 5
MORE 6
↓ MORE 7
PRESS MUTE TO TEACH
SURROUND MODES
SURROUND OFF
DOLBY PRO LOGIC
PRO LOGIC + THX
PRO LOGIC II MOVIE
PRO LOGIC II + THX
PRO LOGIC II MUSIC
↓ STEREO SURROUND
PRESS MUTE TO TEACH
MONO SURROUND
MONO FRONTS
MONO CENTER ONLY
Use the front panel volume knob and mute button to select and “fire” the
appropriate IR command from the main display of the AVP2 into the learn-
ing remote control. Repeat as necessary.
misc control menus
MISC CONTROL
OPERATE
STANDBY
MUTE ON
MUTE OFF
LATE NIGHT ON
LATE NIGHT OFF
↓ THX ON
PRESS MUTE TO TEACH
THX OFF
FAVORITE VOLUMES
FAVORITE VOLUMES
VOLUME A: 20.0
VOLUME B: 25.0
VOLUME C: 30.0
VOLUME D: 35.0
VOLUME E: 40.0
The misc control menu provides positive control commands for functions
that are normally toggled between two states; use the front panel volume
knob
and mute button to select and “fire” the appropriate IR commands as
needed.
Favorite volume provides a method for directly accessing any volume set-
ting, something that owners of home automation systems such as
Audioaccess, AMX, Crestron and Elan can use in their macros. For example,
a macro called “Background Music” might be written that would
• select a particular music program on a 100-disc CD changer;
• select cd on the AVP2;
• select Dolby Pro Logic II Music;
• and change the volume setting to 35.0 (regardless of where the
volume had been set previously).