Philips DFR9000 manual System menu overview, Configuration menu

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10. System menu overview

In this chapter we will give an overview and explanation of all menu items and settings. For menu navigation see '6. System menu'.The system menu is accessed by pressing the SYSTEM MENU (5).The buttons that can be used for navigating through the menus are shown on the middle display and on the bottom of the TV screen.

When an item is greyed out this means that it cannot be activated/adjusted (yet).

E.g. 'Move preset' in the 'Tuner' menu when no preset stations are stored yet or 'TV out' in the 'Picture' menu when HDMI enabled equipment is connected.

10.1 Configuration menu

Timer

Audio delay

(Only available if audio and video exist for the currently selected source.)

In the 'Configuration' menu you can set basic configuration settings for your DFR9000. Settings can be made for the following items:

Selects the delay time after which the receiver automatically switches to Standby.The following delay times (in minutes) can be selected: 30 Min, 60 Min, 90 Min and 120 Min.The timer will be set to 'Off' automatically when the receiver is switched to Standby.

Synchronizes the audio and video signal for A/V sources.

Synchronizing is done in steps of 10 milliseconds from 0 to 150. When setting the audio delay time, select the A/V source first before opening the system menu.You can then see the picture on the A/V source and adjust the sound at the same time.The effect can directly be seen on the TV screen.This setting has an extra menu level, indicated by the highlighted 2 icon at the bottom of the TV screen and the lit 2 icon in the middle display, allowing you to adjust the value using 3 and 4 (2). Confirm the adjustment with OK (4) or press 1 to go back to the previous level without storing the adjustment.You cannot switch to another source while setting the delay time.

C(entre) Width	Shifts the ratio between left/right and centre speaker output.
	Use this option to adjust sound reception if stereo sound is used in DPLIIx Music mode.
C(entre) Gain	Adjusts the centre content in the left/right speaker output.To adjust sound reception if stereo
	sound is used in DTS Neo:6 Music mode.
Night mode	Reduces the volume differences between loud and quiet passages.Night mode is available only
	for Dolby Digital and DTS signals and only if supported by the source material (e. g. a movie).
Audio in	Selects between 6.1 (7.1) channel input or 3 times stereo input. When selecting 'MULTI-CH'
	the 'M-CH IN' input sockets (24) can be used for multichannel connection.
	When '3 x STEREO' is selected the 'L/R', 'SL/SR' and 'C/SUB' sockets (24) can be used for
	3x stereo connection (CD IN, CDR-IN and AUX IN).
M(ultichannel) Subw(oofer) (Gain)	Analogue multichannel source devices may require different subwoofer gain depending on the
	bass management.
	Four values can be set for this: 0.0 dB, +5. 0 dB, +10.0 dB and +15.0 dB.
Rec(ord) Audio	In case one the following analogue audio input sockets is connected to a recording device,
	this socket needs to be selected when making a recording:
	AUDIO:TV IN, GAME IN, DVD IN (25), M-CH IN, CD IN, CD-R IN, AUX IN (24).This will
	avoid the recording device from putting it’s audio input signal directly into the output socket it
	is connected to (audio feedback loop) which could harm your audio equipment.
Digital out	'Raw':The digital input signal will be put out unmodified in its native form. Only select this
	setting if your recording device can handle multichannel input. For this, refer to the
	Instructions for Use of your recording device.
	'PCM': Pulse Code Modulation. Select PCM for digital recording.
Language	Selects the desired system menu language. Also see 'Selecting your system menu language' in
	'6. Setting up the receiver'.

Reset All Resets all 'System menu' settings to the default factory settings.