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Madrigal Imaging AVP2 owner manual The About… Menu, ABOUT BOOT CHECKSUM XXXX PROC1 CODE

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The About… Menu

The About… Menu

ABOUT...

BOOT CHECKSUM

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PROC1 CODE: XXXXXXXX

PROC1 VERSION: XXX

PROC2 VERSION: XXXX

PROC3 VERSION: XXXX

This screen displays checksum information about the version of the software your system is using, and will be tremendously helpful if you ever have a prob- lem and need to call for technical support.

Please copy these numbers down for future reference in the back of this manual under Your System Settings. Also, update your copied information whenever you receive a software update from your dealer. That way, you will be able to take the numbers to the phone with you if you have to call.

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Contents

AVP2 Audio Video Preamplifier REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL NOT REMOVE COVER. NO USER-SERVICEABLEPARTS INSIDENOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPENImportant Safety Instructions Table of Contents volume display stereo surround them Maximizing the Value of Your Purchaseunpacking the audio video preamplifier Unpacking and Placementremote control placement ventilation custom installationsserial number register your purchase Operating Voltage & Frequency A Word About Installation The Quickest Start CD & DVD A Quick Start For CD PLAYER IN STEP A Quick Start For DVD1MAKE THE PHYSICAL CONNECTIONS 2PRESS AND HOLD THE DISC 1 BUTTON ON THE AVP2ment in a digital volume control? Special Design FeaturesL A S E R Front Panel4“MORE” SOURCES 5PATH BUTTON AND INDICATORS3AUDIO SOURCES 6SURROUND MODE 9MAIN DISPLAY 7DISPLAY INTENSITY8RECALL 11INPUT LEVEL 10DELAY15BALANCE 13POWER BUTTON AND INDICATOR12MUTE 14MASTER18SUB 19VOLUME KNOB16CENTER 17SURROUND1 BALANCED ANALOG INPUT Rear Panelconnect to source 22-gauge 3 bus wireMale RCA Male XLR6EIAJ OPTICAL DIGITAL INPUT S-videoconnector4S/PDIF ON RCA DIGITAL INPUTS 5S/PDIF ON BNC DIGITAL INPUT10REMOTE ZONE OUTPUTS Installation Note8BALANCED MAIN OUTPUTS L, C, R 9SINGLE-ENDEDMAIN OUTPUTS ALL CHANNELS11RECORD OUTPUTS 14PHASTLink CONTROL PORTS 13REAR PANEL ACCESS DOOR12DIGITAL OUTPUT = Tx to PC RS-232pin configuration15 RS-232PORT = Rx from PC17DC TRIGGERS 16IR INPUTS-videoconnector main home theater systemvideo tape recorders Installation NotePage The Remote Control move the cursor up or down buttons will change theUsing The Menu System front panel equivalents to exit the menu system to select a menu itemto change a menu item to save changesmenu The Operate Menu migrating to analog forced/manual migration Important Notedisplay position on screen status setup locked/unlockedTIMEOUT 3 SECONDS CHARACTERS NORMAL display preferencesThe information that can be displayed includes MUTE LEVEL MAX VOLUME LATE NIGHT HIGH volume preferences volume displayvolume speed volume mute level VOLUME PREFERENCES →DISPLAY ABSOLUTE SPEED FASTmaximum volume late night The Setup Menu We’ll take each of the submenus in turn AUDIO CONNECTORS 1 1 DIGITAL AUDIO DELAY O MS 2-CH 2-CH/SURROUNDOFFAUDIO CONNECTORS CD AUDIO CONNECTORSsetting audio delay choosing a 2-channelmode multichannel THX is it a recording device? how many input connectors?CD-AUDIOINPUT AUDIO DIGITAL CONN DIGITAL SET DIRECT BUTTONS VCR DISC VCR 2/DISC TV/AUX VIDEO COMPOSITE AUDIO DELAY 0 MS↓RECORD DEVICE NO AUDIO CONNECTORS VCR2/DISC2 AUDIO CONNECTORS AUDIO CONNECTORSLet’s get started 1TURN THE MASTER VOLUME CONTROL ON THE AVP2 DOWN The process of defining a more “virtual” button is the same as that for a normal button, with two exceptions SET SPEAKERS SUBS LOW PASS AUX1 RIGHT BACK AUX2 LEFT BACK SET CONFIGURATION FRONT L&R 70Hz HPFRESET CONFIG FOR THX CENTER 80Hz HPF REAR L&R 80Hz HPFYOUR FRONT L&R SPEAKERS TREATED special tip1ENTER THE SET DISTANCE MENU 1ENTER THE SET LEVELS MENU 3REPEAT THIS PROCESS FOR EACH SPEAKER IN TURN surround mode defaults SURROUND MODE DEFAULTS DEFAULTS DISABLED SURROUND MODE DEFAULTS 4SELECT “NO CHANGE,” “FORCE ON,” “FORCE OFF” OR “EXTRA BASS” The Custom Menu 2SELECT “CUSTOM,” AND THEN “TEACH REMOTE” 1ENTER THE SETUP MENUdisplays the status screen select cd on the AVP2 Important NotePRESS MUTE TO TEACH SPECIAL CONTROL TRIGGER 1 ONCONTROL TRIGGER 1 OFF CONTROL TRIGGER 2 ON CONTROL TRIGGER 2 OFF SUB ON/OFF TOGGLE2SELECT REAR IR INPUT 1ENTER THE CUSTOM MENUMP-8/9Link Link Master 3TOGGLE THE MENU ITEM FROM REMOTE TO LOCAL1TOGGLE THE MP-8/9LINK TO “ON” PROC1 VERSION PROC2 VERSION PROC3 VERSION The About… MenuABOUT BOOT CHECKSUM XXXX PROC1 CODE Using the Special Menu RECORD INFO NOT LOCKED SOURCE DVD SIGNAL 3+2+1 MODE DOLBY DIGITALRATE 384k SUB ON VOLUME MIGRATION AUTO setting the volume surround off Using the AVP2overload The sophisticated bass management provisions in your AVP2 takes these five full range signals plus the deep bass information in the LFE channel, and redirects all this information to whatever speakers can actually reproduce it. Bass management both ensures that you can actually hear what you were intended to hear, and sig- nificantly reduces distortion that likely would result otherwise from bass-limitedspeakers being overloaded by deep bass they were never intended to reproduce. The result is cleaner, more full-bodiedsound than would otherwise be available from most systems mono surround dolby pro logic dolby pro logic stereo surroundforced/manual migration watching a simulcast mono on fronts mono center onlyautomatic migration Page electronics placement speaker placement System Planning Guidevideo placement the same distance from the main listening area as the Left and Right speakers Your System Settings Name cd button defaults tv/aux button defaults satellite button defaultstuner button defaults tape button defaults aux button defaultsmore 3 button defaults more 1 button defaults more 2 button defaultsmore 6 button defaults more 4 button defaults more 5 button defaultsName Left Center THERE IS A PERSISTENT HUM IN THE SPEAKERS TroubleshootingTHERE SEEMS TO BE TOO LITTLE OR TOO MUCH BASS THE AURAL IMAGE SEEMS INCONSISTENT OR VAGUEI LEFT THE SYSTEM ON, BUT JUST RETURNED AND FOUND IT IN STANDBY. WHAT IS HAPPENING? Care and Maintenance U.S. and Canadian Warranty Obtaining Service FAX SpecificationsMadrigal, Inc., P.O. Box Telephone 860Dimensions Rack Mount Kit Page 3/2002 Madrigal, Inc. All rights reserved Madrigal, Inc 2081 South Main Street, P.O. BoxMiddletown, Connecticut 06457 USA Telephone