JBL SDP-5, 201 manual Mode Adjust, Listening Mode Activation, Listening modes can be activated with

MODE ADJUST

JBL Synthesis

MAIN MENU

MODE ADJUST AUDIO CONTROLS SETUP

MODE ADJUST

L7 FILM

L7 TV

L7 MUSIC

L7 MUSIC SURR %!PLII + THX %!PLII MOVIE %!PLII MUSIC %!PRO LOGIC FILM MUSIC NIGHTCLUB CONCERT HALL CHURCH CATHEDRAL PANORAMA PARTY

2-CHANNEL

MONO LOGIC MONO SURROUND MONO

5.1L7 FILM

5.1L7 TV

5.1L7 MUSIC

5.1THXI*

5.1THXI MUSIC %!DIGITAL*

5.12-CHANNEL

5.1MONO LOGIC

5.1MONO SURR

5.1MONO DTS-ESL7 FILM* DTS-ESL7 MUSIC* DTS-ES THX *

DTS THXI MUSIC DTS-ES*DTS-ES 2-CHAN* 5.1a BYPASS 2CH BYPASS

MODE ADJUST

Selecting the MAIN MENU MODE ADJUST option opens the MODE ADJUST menu shown at the left, which can be used to select a listening mode for adjustment. When the MODE ADJUST menu opens, the currently activated Main Zone listening mode is highlighted.

Selecting a listening mode does not activate that listening mode for the current Main Zone input source. Rather, selecting a listening mode opens the corresponding listening mode menu, which can be used to customize the activated listening mode. These adjustments are applied when that listening mode is selected with one of the methods described in the Listening Mode Activation section that begins below.

LISTENING MODE ACTIVATION

Listening modes are available for 2-channel, Dolby Digital, dts(-ES), and analog input sources. The SDP-5 allows listening mode selection for all Main Zone sources. In some cases, the SDP-5 automatically activates a listening mode in response to certain commands. For this reason, it is important to understand the three methods through which listening mode activation occurs.

Listening modes can be activated with:

•the INPUT SETUP menu preferred listening mode selection parameters (3-13)

• the front panel or remote control Mode and buttons (2-3, 2-14)

•the remote control mode family selection buttons (2-16)

*These listening mode names differ depending on the input source, the speaker configuration, and certain parameter settings. Refer to the Listening Mode Descriptions section that begins on the next page for more information.

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