Front Panel Features - Audio Control Concert AVR-7 User Manual

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Front Panel Features

1. MENU - Press this button to access the
Set-Up Menu functions on the on-screen
display (OSD).
2. INPUT (+ and – ) - These allow you to se-
lect a source for playback, or to scroll through
the OSD when using the menus.
3. SELECT - Used in conjunction with the Set-
up Menu function, this button allows you to
enter selections you have made.
4. INFO - Select the information that appears
on the display of the unit, and it is also used
in navigating the OSD.
5. HEADPHONE CONNECTOR - This
3.5 mm stereo output jack is used for con-
necting a nice pair of headphones.
6. AUX INPUT - This handy 3.5 mm input ac-
cepts line-level stereo analog signals from an
external source such as an MP3 player. The
AUX input can be selected with the remote
control.
7. DISPLAY - This cool blue display allows you
to see the basic functions of your Concert
AVR-7 / AVR-9. It is important that you
have an external display device connected to
one of the rear video connectors for complete
viewing of all OSD menus during set-up.
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8. MUTE - Need to answer the phone, but still
keep an eye on the TV? Just press the Mute
button to turn off the sound. Press it again
and the audio will return to enlighten your
world with its charm.
9. MODE - Select between stereo and the
available surround modes. This button is also
used for navigating through the OSD.
10. DIRECT - When using stereo analog inputs,
this button defeats all digital signal processing
and directs the analog input from the selected
source to the front speaker outputs. Use this
when you want to do some serious-quality
stereo listening.
11. DISPLAY - Press to change the display
brightness.
12. ZONE - Select between the Main Zone and
Zone 2.
13. VOLUME - This nicely polished knob lets
you adjust the volume in the selected zone. It
adjusts the speaker outputs, line-level out-
puts, and the headphone output.
14. POWER/STANDBY LED - This glows
a splendid blue when the unit is on, and
dashing red when it is in standby.
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