qualified Perreaux service agent. Failure to recognise this warning will void any warranty.

FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

1POWER STANDBY(STBY) /ON BUTTON

Press this button to turn the AVP1 ON or to STANDBY.

Note: In STANDBY mode power is cut to everything except the internal Microprocessor

2VOLUME / ATTENUATOR INCREASE

/ DECREASE BUTTONS

These buttons when depressed increase ¿ or decrease À the volume setting. The volume adjustment range is –80dB(min) to 0dB (max) in 1dB steps.

3 SURROUND MODE BUTTON

Press this button to select the chosen listening mode: Digitial

Surround, Pro-Logic or Stereo

4 INPUT SELECT BUTTON

Press this button to sequentially select one of eight input sources: Video 1,Video 2, Video 3, MD (Optical Digital), VCR, AUX, TAPE or CD and the input LED’s will point to the selected source. Video 1, Video 2 and Video3 are coaxial Digital Inputs, MD is Optical (TOSLINK) Digital Input and VCR, AUX, TAPE and CD and Stereo analog inputs.

NOTE: The AVP1 will detect the input source that you are playing automatically. But it can be changed

manually if the auto-detected source is not the desired source.

5SPEAKER SETUP, FRONT, CENTRE, REAR and SUBWOOFER

a Press SPEAKER SETUP button then the SETUP LED will light up.

b Press the FRONT, REAR, CENTRE and SUB.W buttons to select the speaker size that you are going to use. The AVP1 will then produce suitable signal outputs to match the size and number of speakers in your system. The front panel speaker indicator lights indicate speaker set- up as detailed in the “Front Panel Display and Indicator” section of this manual

c Press SPEAKER SETUP button again to disable this function when you finish your speaker mode setting.

For Full Range (Large) speakers the Applicable LED will Indicate RED.

For Smaller Limited Bandwidth Speakers (Small) the Applicable LED will Indicate GREEN

For Speaker Off the Applicable LED will turn OFF

LARGE speakers are speakers that can comfortably reproduce frequencies below 120Hz.

SMALL speakers are speakers that cannot comfortably reproduce frequencies below 120Hz.

E.g. If you are using small Rear surround speakers, set the Rear Mode to Small (green).

If you have no surround speakers set the mode to Off (no light)

Note: The front speakers cannot be turned off but can be set for large or small

The small speaker setting limits the bandwidth supplied to above 120Hz Bass information is re-routed from the applicable small speaker channels to the sub channel.

The OSD displays the setting of the applicable speaker/s during this set-up

6 REMOTE SENSOR WINDOW

This area houses the remote sensor.

FRONT PANEL DISPLAY AND INDICATORS

The AVP1 has numerous items of display information as follows.

12 and ½ Digits Display a MASTER VOLUME

The MASTER VOLUME indicates the attenuation levels of all channels from –80dB to 0dB by 1dB/steps on the display.

b CHANNEL LEVEL

The adjustable CHANNEL LEVEL range from +10dB to –10dB for the selected channel is shown on the display. After finishing the channel level adjustment, the display will return to the Master Volume Level 5 seconds later.

c DELAY TIME FOR REAR AND CENTER CHANNEL

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