User's Manual
11
Measurement
microphone
CHAPTER 1
12. IR Receiver Window
This window should be clean
and free from obstruction for the
remote control to work correctly.
13. Main Select
Any changes made after press-
ing this button will affect the main
zone.
14. Zone 2 Select
Any changes made after pressing
this button will affect Zone 2. If no
changes are made for 8 seconds,
the unit reverts back to main se-
lect. To turn on Zone 2, press this
button rst, followed by the power
button.
15. Sonic Holography
Engage this to add a three dimen-
sional effect, especially to stereo
listening.
16. Digital Input
This will light when a digital audio
source is playing.
17. Front Door
Sliding this door to the left reveals
the front input connections and
the connection point for the sup-
plied measurement microphone.
This is an ideal place for connect-
ing video game consoles or video
cameras.
The three RCA inputs can be:
• Left audio in, right audio in,
and composite video in.
or, if the mode button is
pressed, they can be:
• Pb, Pr, and Y component video
inputs (the LED will light).
There is also a digital optical
input, and an S-Video input.
The measurement microphone
connects in the right hand corner
during the auto-setup and auto-
EQ procedures.
The front input can be selected by
the remote control or by the input
button (5) and manual selector
(9).
Note: The remote control has a
FRTMD button (front mode) in
the Main Zone and Zone 2. This
works the same as pressing the
front door panel Mode button,
changing the three front RCA
inputs from L/R/composite video,
to component video inputs.
18. Headphone output
This is where to connect your
headphones. In the MODES
menu of the on screen display,
the headphone output trim can be
adjusted relative to the setting of
the main volume level (11). Also
in the MODES menu and with
the remote, you can select Dolby
Headphone technology on or off.
Dolby Headphone technology
enables you to experience the
surround effects of a ve-chan-
nel, six-channel, or seven-chan-
nel soundtrack through standard
stereo headphones.
Component video inputs
or L/R audio and com-
posite video, depending
on the mode button
Mode
button
and
LED
Optical
Input
S-Video
Input
EQ mic
Input
Make sure that the volume
level is turned down when
connecting headphones, or
when playing a new source,
or making any changes. This will
help protect your hearing from
damage.