Menu Options, Horizontal BAR Graphs

Basic Operation

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MENU OPTIONS

Selecting a menu option opens another menu within the menu structure. For example, selecting SETUP from the MAIN MENU opens the SETUP menu.

2. When the desired setting appears beneath the parameter name, press the arrow to accept the setting and close the drop-down menu.

HORIZONTAL BAR GRAPHS

MA IN M EN U

MO DE ADJ UST AUDIO CON TROL S TUNE R P RES ETS

SETU P

S E T U P

I N P U T S

S P E A K E R S

I/O CONFIG

DISPLAYS

VOLUME CONTROLS TRIGGER

TUNER SETUP

LOCK OPTIONS LIVE! CALIBRATION POWER MANAGEMENT

Selecting some menu parameters opens a horizontal bar graph. The bar graph indicates the position at which the current parameter setting falls within the entire parameter range.

For example, selecting the A/V SYNC DELAY parameter from the DISPLAY SETUP menu opens the horizontal bar graph shown below, which is used to adjust the amount of audio delay.

D IS PLAY S ETUP

O N - S CREE N DIS PLAY

OFF, 1 to 60ms

PARAMETER DROP-DOWN MENUS

Selecting some menu options opens a drop-down menu that contains a list of available parameter settings. For example, selecting the CUSTOM NAME parameter from the DISPLAY SETUP menu opens a drop-down menu which is used to select the ON or OFF setting.

D IS PLAY S ETU P		ON
O N - S CRE EN DISPLAY		OFF
O N - S CRE EN DISPLAY
F RONT PANE L D IS PLAY
A /V S YNC DEL AY	OFF
C US TO M NA ME	OFF
EDIT CUSTOM NAME

To select a setting in a parameter drop-down menu:

1. When the drop-down menu opens, press the remote-control and arrows to scroll upward and downward through the complete list of available settings. The current setting is displayed beneath the parameter name in the on-screen and front-panel displays.

F RONT PANEL D ISP LAY

A /V SY NC DEL AY	O FF
C USTOM NAME	O FF

EDIT CUSTOM NAME

To adjust a parameter setting with a horizontal bar graph:

1. When the horizontal bar graph appears, press the remote-control and arrows to increase or decrease the setting in the desig- nated increments. The setting appears to the right of the

parameter name in the on-screen and front-panel displays.

2.When the desired adjustments have been made, press the arrow to select the setting and close the horizontal bar graph.

Note:

Menu item selection instructions differ for certain menus. These instances are noted throughout this user guide.

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RV-8 specifications

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The RV-8 also includes comprehensive connectivity options, featuring balanced XLR and unbalanced TRS inputs and outputs, as well as digital S/PDIF and optical connections. This range of connectivity ensures seamless integration into various audio setups, whether in a studio or a live sound environment.

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Lexicon RV-8 manual Menu Options, Horizontal BAR Graphs, Parameter DROP-DOWN Menus

Models: RV-8