Onkyo A-9070 Selecting the Input Source, Adjusting the Display Brightness, Use the INPUT selector

Models: A-9070

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Selecting the Input Source

Selecting the Input Source

You can switch inputs to select the desired source component. Choose an input from the following:

LINE1, LINE2, LINE3, COAX1, COAX2, OPT,

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Operating with the remote controller

INPUT !/" LINE1, LINE2, LINE3, COAX1, COAX2, OPT,1 Press INPUT!/"repeatedly.1 Use the INPUT selector.Adjusting the Display Brightness

1 Press INPUT!/"repeatedly.

Operating on the integrated amplifier

INPUT selector

1 Use the INPUT selector.

Tip

For changing the input’s name, see “Changing Input Names” (page 35).

To hide the display of unused inputs, see “Skipping Unused Inputs” (page 36).

Adjusting the Display Brightness

You can adjust the brightness of the integrated amplifier’s information display.

DIMMER 1 Press DIMMER repeatedly.

1 Press DIMMER repeatedly.

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Note

When using the integrated amplifier’s remote controller to operate u-connected components, their display brightness can only be adjusted in 2 levels.

Using the Direct Function

By bypassing the tone control circuit, the Direct function uses the shortest path for enhanced sound quality. Although this function generally turns the display off, the integrated amplifier makes use of a display that doesn’t affect the sound quality. It is therefore possible to turn the display on while the Direct function is enabled. Also, since the left/right balance setting uses a system that doesn’t affect the sound quality, the balance can be adjusted even if the Direct function is enabled.

DIRECT switch DIRECT LED

1 Set the DIRECT switch to the ON position.

The information display goes off and the DIRECT LED lights.

Tip

To turn the information display on while the Direct function is enabled, press DIMMER on the remote controller.

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