Rotel RSP-1098 owner manual Menu Basics, Navigation Buttons, System Status

SETUP

The RSP-1098 features two types of informa- tion displays to help operate the system. The first consists of simple status displays that appear on the TV screen and/or front panel TFT screen whenever primary settings (Volume, Input, etc.) are changed. These status displays are self- explanatory.

A more comprehensive ON-SCREEN DISPLAY (OSD) menu system is available at any time by pressing the MENU/OSD button on the remote or the front panel MENU button. These OSD menus guide you through the configu- ration and setup of the RSP-1098. In general, the settings made in the configuration process are memorized as default settings and need not be made again for normal operation of the unit.

The OSD menus can be displayed on the TV monitor, the front panel TFT screen, or both. This selection can be changed using the DIS- PLAY OPTIONS menu later in this section.

NOTE: We recommend displaying the OSD menus on the TFT screen for system setup. The OSD menus will be available for display on the TFT screen, regardless of source input and video output connections and whether or not a source is actually playing.

The OSD menus can be configured to display several different languages. The default English version of all the menus is shown at the front of this manual. If your language is available, those menus will be shown in the following instructions. If you would like to change from the default English language before proceed- ing, go to the instructions for the OTHER OP- TIONS menu later in this manual. From this menu, you can change the language display.

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Menu Basics

Navigation Buttons

The following remote control buttons are used to navigate the OSD menu system:

L

GUIDE MENU

	C	UP	M	J
K			OSD
C	-	ENT +		C
		DWN	PREV CH
	S		R
	SEARCH –		SEARCH +

L

MENU/OSD button : Press to display the SYSTEM STATUS screen. From the SYSTEM STATUS screen, press the ENTER button to dis- play the MAIN MENU screen which has links to all other menus. If a menu is already vis- ible, push this button to cancel the display. The MENU button on the front panel provides the same function.

DOWN/UP Buttons : Press to move up

and down in the lists of menu items that ap- pear on the OSD screens.

+/– Buttons : Press to change the cur- rent settings for a selected menu item on OSD screens.

ENTER Button : From the SYSTEM STA- TUS screen, press ENTER to display the MAIN MENU screen. From any other OSD screen, press ENTER to confirm a setting and return to the MAIN menu.

English

System Status

SYSTEM STATUS

LISTEN:Tuner

VID INPUT:Video 1

RECORD:Source

MODE:Dolby Digital

INPUT:Coaxial 2

VOLUME:65

ZONE 2:Off

SPEAKERS:FR CNT SUB FL

SR CB1 CB2 SL

The SYSTEM STATUS menu provides a snap- shot of the current system settings and a start- ing point for reaching all other screens and menus. This screen appears when you press the remote MENU/OSD or front panel MENU button and displays the following information:

LISTEN: the input source selected for listen- ing.

VID INPUT: the video source selected for viewing. Can be VIDEO 1–5 or OFF (no video) as selected on the INPUT SETUP menu. Typi- cally, the video source matches the audio from listening source; however a different video input can be selected.

RECORD: the source selected for recording from the VIDEO and AUDIO outputs.

MODE: the current surround sound mode.

INPUT: the input selected for the current source: Optical Digital, Coaxial Digital, Analog, etc.

VOLUME: the current volume setting.

ZONE: the current status of ZONE 2, ON or OFF.

SPEAKERS: highlights the speakers that are currently configured for the system (front right, center, subwoofer, front left, surround left, center back 1, center back 2, and surround right)

No changes can be made using this screen; it only provides information. To go to the rest of the menus, press the ENTER button to go to the MAIN menu. Press the MENU/OSD button on the remote to cancel the display and return to normal operation.

NOTE: The SYSTEM STATUS screen appears for five seconds when the unit is turned on and automatically turns off.