Classe Audio owner manual 0 - Setting Up the SSP-60, Main menu Audio setup

Section 5.0 - Setting Up the SSP-60

The SSP-60 has a complete and well-thought-out configuration system, flexible enough for even a complex audio and home theater system. You will find setup to be quite intuitive, and that once set up, operation of the SSP-60 will prove to be simple and straightforward.

Setup requires use of the supplied Classé remote control. You may use either the On-Screen (TV) menu or the illuminated front panel display. The two methods are equally easy to use and understand. The same highlighted selection on the TV on-screen display is visible on the unit’s display panel (except the Analog Monitor sub-menu).

To begin: be sure the SSP-60 is on. If the SSP-60 display is not on, and the green LED above the standby button is not lit, then you must turn the power “ON” with the rocker switch above the AC cord on the rear panel. (The SSP-60 may be left in “Standby” mode indefinitely when not in use. You may wish to unplug it or turn it off completely when you will be away for a long period of time, or when a thunderstorm threatens). The backup Flash Memory does not require any maintenance since no battery is used in this system.

Pressing the MENU key on the remote accesses the main menu. The /\ and \/ keys (above and below the ENTER key) scroll through the main menus and the sub-menus, positioning the cursor beside the choices. Press the ENTER key to access the menu item you have highlighted.

Main Menu

>Audio setup Speaker setup Source setup Display setup Trigger setup THX Audio setup

Exit

These displays show that you have accessed the Main menu and highlighted the Audio setup feature. You can scroll through the available choices by pressing the \/ and /\ buttons on the remote. When the cursor points to the feature you wish to adjust, press the ENTER key. To leave the menu and save the settings scroll down to Exit and press the ENTER key.

Main menu

Audio setup

TV Display Panel Display

Pressing the MENU key to begin setup brings up screens similar to the ones above. Six sub menus and Exit are displayed:

1.	Audio Setup	In this submenu you can configure the Dolby/DTS setup, the five custom audio presets,
		as well as the overall Bass and Treble controls and LFE level.
2.	Speaker Setup	In this submenu you can configure the speaker levels, distances and sizes. This submenu
		also includes the level and distance auto-calibrate options.
3.	Source Setup	In this submenu you can define your input Sources, name them, assign the associated
		digital inputs (if any) and presets, and also the sensitivity of the analog inputs (under
		“Analog Monitor”). This sub-menu also permits you to enable any of the three
		Component video inputs, select the balanced audio input as source and enable or
		bypass the DSP processing for this balanced signal.
4.	Display Setup	In this submenu you can select various Video options, including NTSC or PAL and On-
		Screen-Display (OSD). This sub-menu also permits you to set the distance units in feet
		or meters.
5.	Trigger Setup	Defines the use of the three Voltage Triggers available on the back panel.
6.	THX Audio Setup	In this submenu you can select the various parameters of THX operation.
7. Exit		Memorizes current settings and returns to full operation.

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