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Information Display: This dis-
play delivers messages and status
indications to help you operate the
receiver. Refer to the separate dia-
gram for complete explanation of the
FL display.
4 Remote Sensor Window: The
sensor behind this window receives
infrared signals from the remote con-
trol. Aim the remote at this area and
do not block or cover it unless an
external remote sensor is installed.
Tuner: Press this button once to
select your tuner.
EJ CD: Press this button to select
your CD player.
Tape1/Monitor: Press this button
to select Tape One as the input
source. A red LED above the button
will illuminate to indicate that the
Tape Monitor has been selected.
[fl Tape 2: Press this button to select
Tape 2.
Video Sources: Press any of
these buttons to select a video input
source.
fi] Aux: Press this button to select
the source connected to the front
panel Aux jacks.
FUNCTION BUTTONS
NOTE: Pressing any of FUNCTION
buttons [kJ to Eq in standby mode
switches power ON.
E] Multiroom Audio Select: Press
this button to turn on the feed to the
remote zone. The remote zone will
stay on after the main power switch
is turned off until it is switched off by
the remote room control or by press-
ing this button again.
Display: Press this button to
turn off the front panei FL display.
The DISP indicator will illuminate
to remind you that the unit is still
turned on.
Front Panel Controls
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OSD (On Screen Display):
Press the button briefly to display a
system status report on your video
screen.
Delay: Press this button to adjust
the delay to the rear (surround)
channels.
Mode: Press these buttons to
scroll up & or down w through the
list of available surround modes.
Mute: Press this button to cut the
output to the speakers. Press it
again to return to the previous vol-
ume level.
Volume Control: Turn the knob
clockwise to increase volume, coun-
terclockwise to decrease the vol-
ume. Note that approximately two
revolutions of the knob are required
to go from no output to maximum
volume.
Power: Press this button to turn
the unit on or off.
NOTE: When the Power is turned
OFF from the remote control unit
while the POWER switch on the main
unit is pressed in, the unit enters the
STANDBY mode. In this case, the
STANDBY LED lights in amber.
NOTE: When the Power Switch is in
the "OFF" position, the unit is in a
"Standby" condition and is NOT
disconnected from the AC mains
supply.
STANDBY LED
NOTE: The STANDBY LED lights in
read when the speaker protector
relay is OFF, for example after
switching power ON or when
speakers are overloaded.
The LED usually lights in green. In
case the LED lights in red due to
speaker overloading, etc., switch
the power OFF temporarily then ON
again in a few seconds.
Headphone Jack: Plug standard
stereo headphones into this jack for
private listening.
NOTE: When the headphones are in
use the output to the speakers is
muted and the surround mode is
automatically switched to STEREO.
When the headphones are removed
from the jack, sound to the speakers
is restored and the unit returns to the
previous sound mode.
6 Channel Direct: Press this but-
ton to select the output of an exter-
nal multichanne! audio adapter.
Tape 1 Copy: Press this button to
select the input for the recorder con-
nected to Tape. The first press will
select the source currently being lis-
tened to. Press again to select the
input in the following order:
Tuner>CDSTape2>Source.
VCR 1 Copy: Press this button
to select the input to the recorder
connected to VCR 1. The first
press selects the input currently
being viewed. Press the button
again to select the input in the
following order:
TVSLDDVCREDAUX>
Source
Bass: This knob adjusts the tone
of low frequency sounds.
Turn it to the right to boost bass
frequencies or to the left to cut bass
frequencies.
Treble: This knob adjusts
the tone of high frequency sounds.
Turn it to the right to boost high
frequencies or to the left to cut high
frequencies.
Front Panel Inputs: Audio or
Video sources connected to these
jacks may be selected by pressing
the Aux button Ej.
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