Operation; Power; Selecting A Source; Operation (Cont.) - Fosgate Audionics FAP T1 User Manual

Now that you have completed the initial setup and configuration
of the FAP T1, it is simple to operate and enjoy. Reading the
following section will help you get the maximum pleasure from
your new equipment. Make sure the unit is plugged in and the
Main Power switch on the rear panel of the FAP T1 is in the On
position, as outlined in the "System Setup" section.
NOTE:The following selectionss appear on the FAP T1 Display and
the OSD (On Screen Display).

POWER

To turn the FAP T1 on and off:
1. Press the front panel Standby Power button to turn on the
FAP T1, or press the AUD button on the remote control.
The FAP T1 DISPLAY will light up and the Standby indicator
will turn off.
Alternatively, pressing any of the source selection buttons (DVD,
CD, VCR, etc.) on the remote control will turn on the FAP T1.
Powering the unit on this way sets the FAP T1 to the selected
source and sets control of the remote control to that source
device. To control the FAP T1, press the AUD (FAP T1) button
on the remote.
2. Press the Standby Power button on the front panel again or
press the POWER button on the remote control to return
the FAP T1 to Standby mode.
The FAP T1 DISPLAY will go out and the Standby Indicator will
light up.
NOTE:The remote needs to be set to control the FAP T1 (by
pressing the AUD button) before the POWER button will
turn off the unit.

SELECTING A SOURCE

Before you can listen to any input, you must first select that input
as the source. This tells the FAP T1 which input source to send out
to the speakers and monitor.
To select an input source:
1. Press one of the Source buttons (DVD, CD, VCR, etc.) on
the remote control or press the UP or DOWN SOURCE
buttons on the front panel of the FAP T1 to cycle through
the input sources.
The display will show the source you have selected. The settings
displayed will be those that you set in the Input Configuration
menu during initial setup. An example is shown below:
2. Press AUX 1 or AUX 2 on the remote to select one of the
auxiliary audio input sources
NOTE:When a video input has been selected as the current source,
its video signal will appear on the connected television or
monitor. Changing the selected input to an audio-only
source (CD, AUX1, AUX2, etc) will switch the audio output
to the new source, while leaving the previously selected
video input active.
Selecting a Source Input
When you select a source from the FAP T1's remote or front panel,
the input selected during Input Configuration is automatically used
as the source input.
To select a source input type:
1. Press the DIGITAL button on the remote control or the
DIGITAL SELECT button on the front panel.
The next input in order will be chosen and displayed.
The input type choices will display in the following order:
ANALOG > OPTICAL1 > OPTICAL2 > OPTICAL3 >
OPTICAL4 > COAXIAL1 > COAXIAL2
2. Press the same button repeatedly to cycle through inputs.
Your selection becomes the new default input for that source.

VOLUME CONTROL

Use this control to adjust the volume level of all currently
connected speakers.
To adjust the main volume level:
• Press the or and
the VOLUME knob on the front panel to adjust the volume of
the FAP T1.
You can adjust the main volume level from -80dB to +10dB. 0dB
corresponds to the approximate level you would hear in a properly
calibrated movie theater. The volume level appears in front of the
dB indicator on the display.
NOTE:The main volume control does not affect the volume level in
the second zone (Zone 2).

MUTING THE VOLUME (Remote Control Only)

Use this control to turn the sound off momentarily.
To mute the main volume:
1. Press the MUTE button on the remote control.
The sound will be muted and the On/Standby/Mute indicator
will blink continuously. The word MUTE replaces the volume
level on the display.
NOTE: The volume level in the second zone (Zone 2) is not affected.
2. Press either MUTE button again to restore the volume to its
previous level.
The On/Standby/Mute indicator will go out.

Operation

VOL buttons on the remote or turn
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