Using The Delta Pre; Source Selection - Classe Audio Delta PRE Owner's Manual

Using the Delta PRE

The Delta PRE's versatile touchscreen LCD supports your day-to-day operations
and provides access to a flexible menu system for controls and setup functions
that aren't accessed as often. This section of the owner's manual outlines the use
of the touchscreen in routine operation of the system.
When you bring the Delta PRE out of Standby mode, the touchscreen displays
the Home page of the menu system, as shown below.
Home Page The Home page displays the volume in large font which is easily visible from
across a room. The selected source appears at the bottom-left of the screen. At
the bottom center of the screen the format of the incoming signal is displayed.
This displays the sampling frequency of digital sources as well as the file format
(ALAC, WAV, FLAC, etc.) of streaming Network sources or Bypass if so
selected for analog sources. If Pass-Thru is selected for either digital or analog
sources, the volume display will read 0.00 and be greyed out (since the volume
control is not active in this mode).
There are also indicators at the bottom-right of the screen.
This page can be quickly accessed at any time by pressing the Home button on
the remote control or tapping the home icon on the touchscreen display.

Source Selection

Touching any part of the screen when on the Home page brings up the Source
Selection page. The number of source buttons appearing here corresponds to the
number of inputs that have been set up and are "enabled." A maximum of nine
sources may appear on one page. If more are enabled, they will be available on
the next page by touching the
See the section on source setup in the Menu System.
• TONE indicates that the tone control feature is enabled.
• EQ indicates that the Parametric EQ feature is enabled.
• MONO indicates that the Delta PRE is running in mono mode
rather than stereo.
• The headphone icon indicates that there are headphones plugged in
and that the rear analog outputs are muted.
• The turntable icon indicates that the currently select source is set
for phono mode. Phono may have up to 63dB of gain compared to
non-phono sources.
button in the upper right corner of the page.
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