a-them mrx 1120/720 Operating Manual page 32

INPUT NAME
Using the navigation keys and volume knob each input can be renamed, up to 8 characters
long. When finished, press Select.
Example – Rename "HDMI 1" to "Blu-ray":
• Highlight "Input Name" and press Select. The first character will be highlighted in red.
• Use the up/down buttons or volume knob to change "H" to "B".
• Use the left/right buttons to move to each remaining character and complete the
renaming.
• Press Select to return to the menu
VIDEO INPUT
Select the connection to be used – HDMI1-7 or Front HDMI.
AUDIO INPUT
Select the connection to be used – HDMI, HDMI Audio Return, Digital Coaxial 1-2,
Optical 1-3, Analog 1-5, FM, Play-Fi, None
ZONE 2 INPUT
Select the connection to be used – Coaxial 1-2, Optical 1-3, Analog 1-5, FM Radio,
Play-Fi, None.
Note that with coaxial and optical input, the source must be 2-channel PCM.
PROCESS ANALOG AUDIO INPUT
If changed to No, digital conversion and signal processing are bypassed. Only level
adjustments will be available.
SPEAKER PROFILE
Select the profile to use with this input.
ANTHEM ROOM CORRECTION
The ARC measurement process, described later, will turn this on. To disable room
equalization afterward, change this to "Off". If measurement info isn't loaded, "N/A"
is displayed.
DOLBY VOLUME (MAIN ONLY)
Select On or Off. Dolby Volume makes content with large differences in volume easier to
listen to by analyzing it and intelligently adjusting two things – level and frequency response.
It does this continually without causing pumping and breathing artifacts that are common
with traditional dynamic range compressors. In doing so, the volume setting is taken into
account as is our hearing's declining sensitivity to the lowest and highest frequencies relative
to the midrange as their levels drop. The result is that the perceived frequency response
remains constant while making quieter parts of the content more listenable.
DOLBY VOLUME LEVELER
This applies when Dolby Volume is turned on. The leveling amount can be set from 1 to
9, or Off. Play various sources to find your preferred setting. When Leveler is "Off" the
frequency response adjustment still applies.
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