5.3.5 Bac K To Normal Operation; Audio Configuration (Speaker Setup); Source Adjustments Overview; Source Setup - Classe Audio SSP-25 Owner's Manual

on any playback mode except AC3, and will only work there if (1): the possibility
has been allowed for in the mix, and (2): you want it to.

5.3.5 BAC K TO NORMAL OPERATION

Press MENU three times, to back out of the menus and return the SSP-25 to full operating mode.
5.4 SOURCE Setup: Audio and Video
5.4.1

SOURCE ADJUSTMENTS OVERVIEW

This section of the setup MENU will quickly show you how flexible and user friendly the SSP-25 is. In the following
section we will show you how to set up the seven inputs (or as many as you need of the seven available). You should
read over this section of the manual before you decide which input will be used for what piece of equipment, and you
certainly should read this section before you actually plug anything in. Of course, if you have plugged in your system it
is never too late to reconfigure you system. PLEASE NOTICE that each audio input has both an analog input and a
digital input as well. As we have noted before; AV4 actually has three digital inputs and an analog input as well. These
inputs may make your life very easy.
Setting up the different source inputs will take a certain amount of thought, and perhaps even some experimentation,
but the choices are easy to make once you understand the logic behind the different choices you have.
Each input has four options that need to be considered and set up. All of the options relate to how the Audio will be
handled. Please notice as you set up he sources that you are only setting up one source (input) at a time. No matter
what setting you make for AV1, they will have no effect up AV2, AUD3, or any other input. You must individually set up
each input you will be using. (Even if you have decided to use our factory defaults on all inputs, which will in many
cases be the correct choice, please look through each Sources' settings to make sure they are set the way you want
them.
There actually is little need to consider the Video inputs on AV1, AV2, AV3, and AV4 as there is no
video switching and the "S-Video" and "Composite Video" follow separate paths through the
processor. This means that the "Video" input of AV1 is always attached to that input, and so on
through all the Audio/Video inputs. This also means you can have both an "S-Video" and a
"Composite" video feed attached to the same AV input. In fact, you may need to. There are separate
"S-Video" and "Composite" outputs for both the Main Output and the Record Output. "S-Video" will
only output to "S-Video", and "Composite" will only output to "Composite." If you require an "S-Video"
output to go to the Main TV Monitor and a "Composite" output to be applied to a VCR without "S-
NOTES ON VIDEO INPUTS
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