Adjusting The Sound - Philips DSR1010 Manual

The stereo display in the figure below means that only one language is being
transmitted in stereo. The content of the left-hand window is set by the trans-
mitting station - e.g. «German» or «ger» could be displayed in line 1 of the
left-hand window instead of «Stereo».
Digital output: In the lower right-hand window you can see the current signal status at the
digital output ( = digital cinch socket).
If «PCM» is displayed, then the digital signal is coded in PCM format.
If «AC-3» is displayed, then the digital signal is coded in Dolby digital format.
Use the 8 or 9 keys to select, if available, the desired language or audio
track in the left-hand window and confirm your selection with the OK key. The
audio track currently selected has a white background.
The number of languages and audio tracks available is preset by the channel
provider.
A PCM-coded language or audio track is always displayed. But two or more
PCM-coded languages or audio tracks with one or more AC-3-coded lan-
guages or audio tracks may also be available.
In the case of the radio channels up to 20 PCM-coded audio tracks may be
available, which you can select using the 8 or 9 keys and confirm with the
OK key.
«AC-3 - general»: If you have selected the «Dolby digital/AC-3» operating mode for digital
audio, the digital output is automatically switched from PCM to AC-3 as soon
as corresponding coding is transmitted (see also item (6) Digital audio under
4.4.3 Signal paths).

3.7 ADJUSTING THE SOUND

The volume of the receiver can be adjusted in 20 stages using the + or * keys.
a)
L 2 0
The current volume level is indicated in the channel indicator.
b) Switching the sound
displays a message for approx. 2 seconds. The «mute» function is cancelled by pressing
the volume keys
?
on/off (mute) - when the sound is switched off, the OSD
+ *
or again.