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34230-AVR75 Engelsk 03/03/1998 14:19 Side 21
Once the input source, speaker and
antenna connections have been made,
and the system has been configured, the
receiver is ready for operation.
Power Switch
To turn the AVR75 on, press the front panel
button
.
1
Power
When you press the
Power
unit will turn on to the state (Standby or
totally off) that was at the last total turn
off. Note that the LED indicator
surrounding the switch will turn red, then
green in the moment the unit turns on
completly. If the unit is connected to a TV
and the OSD is turned on by pressing
a brief status report (see
OSD <11>
figure #6, page 27) of the AVR75's settings
will momentarily appear.
Turning on the
Power
apply power to the rear panel
.
AC Outlet %
Once the unit has been turned on with
the front panel switch it may then be
operated using the
Main Power
c
on the remote. Note that the remote
power will NOT operate unless the front
panel
button
1
Power
manually depressed.
When the AVR75 is turned off using
the remote control it is placed in a
STANDBY mode, and the Standby LED
surrounding the
Power
illuminate in amber. The AVR75 may
then be turned on by pressing either the
button
Main Power On
the
buttons on the front panel
Source
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.
NOTE: When the AVR75 is in the Standby
mode, and the amber LED around the
switch is illuminated, it is NOT
Power
disconnected from the AC main power.
Basic Operation
To turn the AVR75 totally off, press and
release the
Power
LED surrounding the switch goes out.
Source Selection
To select or change the input source,
press one of the
the front panel
or one of the
button the
remote
.
d
Each time the source is changed a
message (see fig. #7, page 27) will appear
briefly if the on-screen display is activated
confirming the new selection.
To listen to one source while you watch
another, first select the video source, and
then select the desired audio source.
NOTE: When the unit is in "Standby"
mode, pressing any of the source buttons
button will also
will turn on the unit.
Switched
The video source will be shown next to
the word
VISUAL
Indicator P
Display ¯
buttons
may be the same or different than the
video source will always be shown in the
Main Information Display J
has first been
Volume Control
The AVR75's volume is controlled using
either the front panel
or the
Volume
remote.
switch will
If the volume control is set too high,
a speaker overload may activate the
unit's protective circuitry. This will cut
c
or any of
the output to the speakers and change
the LED surrounding the power switch
to a red color. To clear the problem, turn
the unit off for a few seconds, and lower
the volume before turning it back on. If
the problem re-occurs, turn the unit off
and consult your dealer or an authorized
service center for advice.
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NOTE: Unlike conventional mechanically
button
until the
driven volume controls, this receiver's
1
volume is set using digital devices. This
means that the volume knob has no firm
stopping point at either end of its rotation.
Depending on the speed with which the
buttons on
Source
knob is turned, it is normal for as many
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as three complete rotations to be required
buttons on the
Source
for full travel from the loudest setting to
the softest.
When the volume is adjusted the change
will be indicated by an on-screen display
(see fig. #8, page 27). The word
MASTER
portion of the
¯
number indicates the variation from the
reference point established when the
output levels are set.
Surround Mode Selection
One of the most important features of
the AVR75 is its ability to reproduce a full
in the
multichannel surround soundfield from
Visual
in the
Dolby Digital sources, analog surround
Information
. The audio source, which
encoded programs, and standard stereo
programs. In all a total of seven listening
modes are available.
.
Selection of a surround mode is based
on personal taste, as well as the type of
program source material being used.
knob
˜
For example, motion pictures bearing
Volume
buttons
o
on the
the logo of one of the major surround
encoding processes, such as Dolby Digital
(AC3), Dolby Surround, DTS
UltraStereo
Dolby Digital, Dolby Pro Logic or Movie
Surround depending on the source
material. TV or radio broadcasts of
programs in surround should normally
be played back in the Dolby Pro Logic or
Movie Surround modes. Other mode
selections are described on page 33.
NOTE: Once a program has been
encoded with surround information, it
will also appear in the main
Information Display
, followed by a two-digit number. The
Stereo or
†
may be played in either the
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