Krell Industries Audio + Video Standard Surround Preamp/Processor manual BACKGROUNI~ Color, Volume

Operation

Theoperationmenuoffers optionsfor a vari- ety of Audio+ Video Standarduser opera- tions andfeatures. Fromthe mainmenu,high- light OPERATIONandpressEnter. This opera- tion menuwill appe~:

KRELL A-IV STANDARD - OPERATION-

BACKGROUNDCOLOR

MAIN VOLUMEDISPLAY

ON-SCREENDELAY TIME

INPUT LINK PROPERTIES

REMOTECONTROL SENSOR

FULL SURROUNDSETUP

ANTI-CLIP CONTROL

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BACKGROUNI~ COLOR

Highlight BACKGROUNDCOLORand press Enter. The background color menuwill appear:

KRELL A+V STANDARD

- BACKGROUNDCOLOR-

MENUBACKGROUNDCOLOR:

(X)BLACK

( ) BLUE

( ) GREEN ( ) RED

OK

Thedefaultbackgroundcolor is black.If blue, green, or red is preferred, highlight the appropriate ( ) andpress Enter. Theback- groundcolor will immediatelychangeto the

.newsetting. Whenyouare finished, highlight (~KandpressEnterto return to the operation menu.

VOLUME

The default on-screen volume display is numerical.TheAudio+ VideoStandard'svol- umecontrol ranges from 0 to 152 with 89 representing the Dolbyreference level. To changethe mainvolumeto a bar graph dis- play, highlight MAINVOLUMEDISPLAYandpress Enter. The mainvolumedisplay menuwill appear:

KRELL A+V STANDARD - MAIN VOLUMEDISPLAY -

HOWWOULDYOU LIKE THE

MAIN VOLUMEDISPLAYED?

(X)BARGRAPHDISPLAY ( ) NUMERICDISPLAY

OK

Highlight the ( ) beside BARGRAPHDISPLAY andpress Enter. Theon screendisplay will nowshowthe current volumesetting relative to maximumvolume.Total volumeis repre- sentedby sixteen dots. As volumeincreas- es, squaresreplacethe dots. At Dolbyrefer- encelevel 89, the volumecontrol pauses anddisplays REFon screen. Whenfinished, highlight OKandpressEnterto return to the operation menu.

ON-SCREEN DELAY TIME

On-screeninformation remainsvisible for three seconds. The on-screen delay time has a range from one to five seconds. To adjust, highl!ght ON-SCREENDELAYTIMEand press Enter. Theon-screendelay time menu will appear:

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