Lexicon SDP-40 manual Manual, Anlg in LVL Auto

SDP-40

The SETUP Menu

MAIN MENU

MODE ADJUST AUDIO CONTROLS SETUP

SETUP

INPUTS SPEAKERS

REAR PANEL CONFIG DISPLAYS VOLUME CONTROLS TRIGGERS

LOCK OPTIONS

INPUT SETUP

DVD1

DVD2

LD

TV

SAT

VCR

CD

PVR

GAME

TAPE

TUNER

AUX

DVD1 INPUT SETUP

NAME			DVD1
DIGITAL IN		COAX-1
ANALOG IN		NONE
ANLG IN LVL		AUTO
VIDEO IN		S-VIDEO-1
COMPONENT IN			1
2-CH		L7	FILM
	D	5.1 L7	FILM
		dts L7	FILM

MAIN ADVANCED

ZONE2 ADVANCED

RECORD ADVANCED

DVD1 ANLG IN LVL

AUTOON

MANUAL+0dB

AUTO GAIN					+0.0dB
dB	L	C	R	SL	SR	LFE
0
-6
-15	X	X	X	X	X	X
-30
-45

DVD1 is used as an example in this illustration, and will continue to be used as an example throughout this section. Whenever “DVD1” appears as a step in a menu path, any other input may be substituted.

levels. When the signal is too high, ANLG IN LVL is quickly decreased to avoid overload. When the signal is too low, ANLG IN LVL is slowly increased to maximize the signal-to-noise ratio and dynamic range. The AUTO parameter setting will never exceed the current MANUAL parameter setting. The current AUTO parameter setting is shown in the INPUT GAIN parameter. When the AUTO parameter is set to OFF, the ANLG IN LVL parameter can be adjusted manually.

MANUAL (-18 to +12dB)

MANUAL provides manual adjustment of analog input levels in the Main Zone when the AUTO parameter is set to OFF. When MANUAL is selected, a white horizontal bar graph will appear on the screen below the parameter. This graph illustrates the position at which the current setting falls within the -18 to +12dB parameter range. Press the up and down MENU arrows to increase and decrease the setting in 1dB increments. Press the left MENU arrow to close the graph and return to the ANLG IN LVL menu.

The current setting is shown in the MANUAL and INPUT GAIN parameters. When switching from AUTO to MANUAL adjustment, the INPUT GAIN parameter will continue to reflect the last AUTO setting until the MANUAL setting is adjusted.

The level meters in the lower-left corner indicate fluctuating input levels in the left (L) and right (R) channels. These meters indicate signal levels for the selected input, whether the input signal is analog or digital. For example, if the input signal is digital only, the level meters will indicate the digital input signal levels.

These level meters appear in combinations of green, yellow, and red on the blue-screen background. Green indicates normal input levels; yellow indicates the onset of overload; and red indicates overload. The yellow arrow to the right of each bar indicates the current input peak level. The INPUT GAIN parameter also shows the current input level, whether AUTO or MANUAL is selected.

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