Front Panel Controls
1. Power Switch
Press the
2. Infrared Receiver
Infrared signals from the remote control are received through the IR receiving eye.
3. Surround Selector
The Surround button on the front panel of the
4. Digital Selector
The Digital button on the front panel of the
5.Surround Mode Indicators
These blue indicators let you know the type of bitstream the
DTS indicator
This indicator illuminates when the AVC- 2500 has detected a DTS bitstream.
Dolby Digital
The blue Dolby Digital indicator illumi- nates when the
Pro Logic Indicator
This indicator illuminates when the AVC- 2500 has automatically detected an ana- log, PCM, or 2/0 Dolby digital signal.
6. Analog Overload Indicator
This red indicator will illuminate when any of the internal analog to digital con- verters are overloaded. This only occurs when an analog source is selected.
7. Preset Selector
The Preset button on the front panel of the
8. Source Selector
The Source button on the front panel of the
9. Autocal Microphone Input
This front panel microphone connector accepts the
10.Volume Control/Rotary Knob
Normally, this is the master volume con- trol. You can adjust the master volume up and down in 1 dB steps by turning this control. This control also serves as the Rotary Knob for Surround Modes, Digi- tal Inputs, Tuner Presets, and Input Sources. When you press any of these se- lector buttons, its corresponding blue LED will light and the rotary selector lets you choose between the surround modes, digital inputs, tuner Presets, or input sources.
11.Tuning Button
Pressing the Tuning button activates the tuner section of the
12. FM/AM Button
Press the FM/AM button to toggle be- tween AM and FM frequency bands while the tuner is active.
13. Mute Button
Press the Mute button to interrupt the au- dio signal from the output of the AVC- 2500. Pressing the Mute button again or adjusting the volume will take the unit out of mute.
14. Front Panel Display
The fluorescent front panel display pro- vides operational status of both zones of your
15. Memory
The Memory button allows you to assign digital inputs, Autoformat Surround Pro- cessing (ASP) modes, and THX process- ing to individual sources. This button also lets you store the twenty available radio station presets into memory.
16. THX
Press the THX button to apply THX pro- cessing to any of the cinema surround modes including Dolby Digital, Dolby Pro Logic, DTS, stereo, and mono. When this button is pressed, THX appears in the front panel and
17. Zone
Press the Zone button to control the re- mote zone from the front panel. When Zone is selected, the
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