Lexicon MC-12 Setup, CONFIGURING ADVANCED ZONE SETTINGS continued, Analog Bypass, S-VIDEO16:9

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CONFIGURING ADVANCED ZONE SETTINGS (continued)

INPUT SELECT				DIGITAL, ANALOG, AUTO
SETUP	INPUTS	DVD1	MAIN ADVANCED		INPUT SELECT

Controls the interaction of the digital and analog audio input connectors assigned to the current Main Zone input. The table on the next page describes INPUT SELECT parameter settings.

Note:

When the Shift button activates the shift command bank, the 7/5 button adjusts the INPUT SELECT parameter by cycling through the DIGITAL, ANALOG, and AUTO settings.

ANALOG BYPASS ON, OFF

SETUP INPUTS DVD1 MAIN ADVANCED ANALOG BYPASS

Forces analog sources to bypass A/D conversion and internal processing. When ON, analog input signals pass directly to the Main Zone audio output connectors.

•When a 2-channel analog source is present, analog input signals pass directly to the Front L/R output connectors.

•When a 5.1-channel analog source is present, analog input signals pass to the Main Zone audio output connectors as indicated in the tables on pages 2-7and 3-59.

•When LIVE! is the selected analog input, the MAIN

ADVANCED INPUT SELECT parameter is forced to ANALOG and ANALOG BYPASS is disabled.

•When OFF, the MC-12 passes analog input signals through A/D conversion and internal processing before passing them to the Main Zone audio output connectors. This allows analog sources to use bass management, speaker crossovers, speaker distance calibration, and tone controls.

Note:

When the Shift command bank is activated, pressing the 2CH button toggles ANALOG BYPASS between ON and OFF.

S-VIDEO 16:9 AUTO, OFF

SETUP INPUTS DVD1 MAIN ADVANCED S-VIDEO 16:9

Controls the passage of anamorphic trigger signals present in some video sources. When set to AUTO, the MC-12 allows anamorphic video input signals to pass through the S-video switcher, enabling compatible display devices to automatically switch between anamorphic and non-anamorphic display modes.

When OFF, the MC-12 prevents anamorphic video input signals from passing through the S-video switcher, preventing compatible display devices from automatically switching between anamorphic and non-anamorphic display modes.

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