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MC-12

SETUP

When no digital audio input connector is assigned, the MC-12 automatically sets the:

•MAIN ADV menu INPUT SELECT parameter to ANALOG

•INPUT SETUP menu ZONE2 IN parameter to ANLG

•INPUT SETUP menu RECORD IN parameter to ANLG

ANALOG IN ANALOG-1 to 8, 5.1 ANLG (6-8), NONE

SETUP INPUTS DVD1 ANALOG IN

Opens the ANALOG IN menu shown below, which can be used to assign an analog audio input connector for the selected input. An analog audio input connector must be assigned if no digital audio input connector is assigned.

The configuration of the analog audio input connectors determines available ANALOG IN parameter settings. The settings shown on menu A (below) are available when the analog audio input connectors are configured as eight stereo connectors. The settings shown on menu B (below) are available when the analog audio input connectors are configured as five stereo and one 5.1-channel connectors.

When no analog audio input connector is assigned, the MC-12 automatically sets the:

•MAIN ADV menu INPUT SELECT parameter to DIGITAL

•INPUT SETUP menu ZONE2 IN parameter to DIGITAL

•INPUT SETUP menu RECORD IN parameter to DIGITAL

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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				FILM
	D	5.1			FILM
					FILM
	5.1a	5.1a			FILM
	MAIN ADVANCED
	ZONE2 IN			DIGITAL
	RECORD IN			DIGITAL

RECORD ADVANCED

DVD1 ANALOG IN

ANALOG-1

ANALOG-2

ANALOG-3

ANALOG-4

ANALOG-5

ANALOG-6

ANALOG-7

ANALOG-8

NONE

A

OR DVD1 ANALOG IN

ANALOG-1

ANALOG-2

ANALOG-3

ANALOG-4

ANALOG-5

5.1ANLG (6-8)

NONE

B

The DVD1 INPUT SETUP menu is shown here as an example, and will continue to be shown as an example throughout this section. Whenever it appears, any other INPUT SETUP menu may be substituted. Likewise, whenever the DVD1 input appears as a step in a menu path, any other input may be substituted.

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