Creative Inspire Digital 5700 Getting Started page 8

Decoder/Remote Control
Part
POWER Button
SUBWOOFER, CENTER
and SURROUND Knobs
MUTE Button
MASTER Volume
Knob
Infrared Receiver
EFFECT Button
DIGITAL PCM AUDIO
Button
ANALOG Button
DOLBY PRO LOGIC ON/
OFF Button
DOLBY DIGITAL
LED
Function
Sets the system to "On" or Standby mode. When set to "On", the red Standby LED turns off and the blue Standby LED
on the MASTER volume knob illuminates.
Adjusts the volume level of the indicated channels. Their output level should be adjusted to balance with the fixed
output of the Front Left and Front Right speakers.
Mutes all output from the decoder. Press the button once to mute. The blue LED on the MASTER volume knob also
blinks. To resume audio output, press the MUTE button again. If the Decoder Amplifier is muted for more than thirty
minutes, the system will automatically go into Standby mode.
Adjusts the volume of the entire system. The MASTER volume knob may also be adjusted using the remote control.
Detects infrared signals from your Remote Control. For reliable Remote Control functionality, do not obstruct this
portion of the decoder amplifier.
Applies effects to output. For more information, see Chapter 4, "Using the Effect Mode".
Press this button to select one of the following effects:
CMSS Movie (UPMIX)
CMSS Music (UPMIX)
Selects the type of digital input.
Press this button to select Optical, Coaxial, Digital DIN input or Off. When in the Off position, the input selection is
forced to Analog Line-In.
Enables input from analog line level devices such as computer audio cards, cassette decks, televisions and CD players.
Activates Dolby Pro Logic processing to provide surround sound from encoded stereo sources such as many television
broadcasts and video tapes. Enabling Dolby Pro Logic disables selections in the Effect Mode.
Detects a Dolby Digital program source.
This LED illuminates automatically whenever a Dolby Digital signal is detected from an optical, coaxial or Digital
DIN input.
Fourpoint/5.1 DIN
Stereo
Decoder Amplifier and Remote Control Functions 1-3