Setup Menu Level Five - On-Screen Display Setup Procedures

This setup feature gives you the option of having an on-screen information display for any of the video outputs. You can turn on or off the on-screen display at the Composite Video, S- Video, or Component Video outputs. You can also program the display default system to be for the NTSC or PAL video format. PAL is the video format in most European countries and NTSC is the predominant video format in other regions.

To Assign the On-screen Display for Composite Video, S-Video, and Component Video Outputs:

1.Press and hold the Setup/Trim button on the remote control until SOURCE SETUP appears on the front panel or on-screen display.

2.Press the Setup/Trim button until OSD SETUP and COMPOSITE OSD and YES: appears in the displays.

3.Press the Volume g or h buttons to select YES if you want on-screen display, or NO if you do not want the on-screen display through the composite video outputs.

4.Press the Tune f or e buttons to select S-VIDEO. Repeat step 3

5.Press the Tune f or e buttons to select COMPONENT VIDEO. Repeat step 3

6.Press the Tune f or e buttons to select DEFAULT SYSTEM.

7.Press the Volume g or h buttons to select NTSC or PAL. If you select the incorrect format, the on-screen display will become unstable and roll vertically up the screen.

8.Press the Setup/Trim button to advance to DC TRIGGER SETUP, or press and hold the Setup/Trim button for three seconds to exit OSD SETUP and return to normal operation.

Setup Menu Level Six - DC Trigger Assignment Procedures

You can program the external Main (or 1) and/or the Zone (or 2) +12 V DC Triggers on the rear panel to activate when any of several “events” occur during operation. The variety of triggering events offer virtually unlimited automation options. If you select Polarity Invert, it does not mean that the +/- are reversed at its jack. Instead, Polarity Invert means that the activation rule is reversed. This means that trigger output is normally active and it only turns off when the event is selected. For example, you could set the DC trigger to turn on the lights in your home theater whenever you turn the AVC-2500 off by changing the polarity for the POWER event from NORM to INV. You can also set the delay time of either trigger from no delay (0 s) to a maximum delay of ninety seconds (90 s).

To Program DC Trigger Outputs in Response to a Preset Event

1.Press and hold the Setup/Trim button on the remote control until SOURCE SETUP appears on the front panel or on-screen display.

2.Press the Setup/Trim button until DC TRIGGER, MAIN SOURCE and POWER: appear in the displays.

3.Press the Volume g or h buttons to select the event to activate the DC trigger. See event choices below.

4.Press the Tune f or e buttons until MAIN POLARITY: NORM appears in the displays.

5.Press the Volume g or h buttons to select NORM OR INV POLARITY.

6.Press the Tune e button to select MAIN DELAY: 2 S.

7.Press the Volume g or h buttons to set the trigger delay time up to 90 seconds.

8.Press the Setup/Trim button to advance to SYSTEM SETUP, or press and hold the Setup/ Trim button for three seconds to return to normal operation.

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AVC-2500 specifications

The Parasound AVC-2500 is a high-performance audio/video controller that caters to the discerning audiophile and home theater enthusiast. Renowned for its remarkable specifications and innovative technologies, the AVC-2500 provides an exceptional balance between sophisticated features and user-friendly operation.

At its core, the AVC-2500 incorporates advanced audio processing capabilities, including Dolby Digital EX, DTS, and Dolby Pro Logic IIx. This range of formats allows users to experience sound in its most enveloping form, ensuring an immersive listening experience. The unit supports high-resolution audio sources, accommodating both 2-channel stereo and multi-channel formats, providing flexibility across various media types.

The AVC-2500 is equipped with a comprehensive suite of inputs and outputs, including numerous HDMI ports, allowing for seamless integration with modern video sources such as Blu-ray players, gaming consoles, and streaming devices. With multiple digital audio inputs, users can connect various digital devices efficiently. An integrated phono stage is also available, enabling vinyl enthusiasts to enjoy their favorite records with exceptional clarity.

An additional hallmark of the AVC-2500 is its sophisticated video processing capabilities. The video switching features include support for high-definition signals, ensuring that users can enjoy the best possible picture quality from their connected devices. The inclusion of upscaling capabilities allows standard-definition signals to be enhanced to near high-definition resolution, maximizing visual fidelity.

One of the standout characteristics of the AVC-2500 is its flexibility in system configuration. The unit can be set up in a variety of configurations to suit different room layouts and preferences. The built-in room correction technology optimizes sound performance based on the unique characteristics of the listening environment, ensuring that users can appreciate audio quality that is tailored to their specific space.

In terms of build quality, the AVC-2500 is designed to meet the high standards expected from Parasound products. It features a robust chassis that minimizes vibrations and interference, thus enhancing audio purity. The intuitive remote control and user interface simplify operation, making it easy to switch between devices and customize settings.

In conclusion, the Parasound AVC-2500 combines high-quality audio performance, versatile connectivity, and user-friendly features into a single, elegant package, making it an ideal choice for any serious audio or home theater setup. Its advanced technologies and thoughtful design make it an excellent investment for those looking to enhance their multimedia experience.
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