Rotel RSP-985 owner manual System Status Screen, Main Menu Screen

SURROUND SOUND PROCESSOR RSP-985

System Status Screen			Main Menu Screen
SYSTEM STATUS			MAIN MENU
Listen:			Digital audio..:	menu
Mode :			Input setup....:	menu
Domain:			System setup...:	menu
Signal:			Speaker Setup..:	menu
Main Volume	:	dB	Delay Setup....:	menu
Surr Offset	:	dB	Balance Setup..:	menu
THX	:		Subwoofer Setup:	menu

Rec Out......:
Zone	2	In....:	ENTER to enter menu
Zone	2	Volume:	DOWN/UP	to move
Press ENTER for menu			BACK to	exit

The SYSTEM STATUS screen provides the status all of the impor- tant settings of the RSP-985 and a starting point for reaching all other screens and menus. This screen is available at any time by pressing the ON-SCREEN button on the remote control. The screen displays the following status information:

LISTEN: the current source selected

MODE: the current surround mode

DOMAIN: whether a DIGITAL or ANALOG signal is active for the listening source

SIGNAL: type of digital signal available at the selected input, for

example: DOLBY DIGITAL, DIGITAL AUDIO, DTS, NO SIGNAL, or

ANALOG

MAIN VOLUME: the output volume setting

SURR OFFSET: a temporary increase or decrease in the surround speaker volume for more or less emphasis on surround effects. The setting is made with the SEARCH +/– buttons on the RR-939 remote and reverts to the calibrated settings when the surround mode is changed or the unit is powered off.

THX: current status of the additional cinema circuitry – THX ON, THX OFF, or RE-EQ ON.

REC OUT: which source is selected for the recording outputs

ZONE 2 IN: which source is selected for Zone 2

ZONE 2 VOLUME: the volume setting for Zone 2

The SYSTEM STATUS screen simply provides information. None of the settings can be adjusted from this screen. To make changes to the settings, go to the MAIN MENU by pressing the ENTER button on the remote control, as indicated at the bottom of the SYSTEM STATUS screen.

The MAIN MENU screen is the entry point for all of the RSP-985’s settings and setup menus where system configuration settings can be made. These are typically accessed only during initial sys- tem configuration and are not used in day-to-day operation:

DIGITAL AUDIO MENU: Reach this menu by moving the highlight to this line and pressing the ENTER button. This takes you to a menu for setting up digital sources.

INPUT SETUP: Reach this menu by moving the highlight to this line and pressing the ENTER button. This will take you to a menu for configuring each input including selection of digital or analog connections, type of digital connection, input levels, etc.

SYSTEM SETUP: Reach this menu by moving the highlight to this line and pressing the ENTER button. This takes you to a menu for basic system settings, Zone 2 settings, etc.

SPEAKER SETUP: Reach this menu by moving the highlight to this line and pressing the ENTER button. This will take you to a menu for configuring the number and type of speakers in the system.

DELAY SETUP: Reach this menu by moving the highlight to this line and pressing the ENTER button. This takes you to a menu for configuring delay times to each speaker in surround modes. BALANCE SETUP: Reach this menu by moving the highlight to this line and pressing the ENTER button. This will take you to a menu for configuring the relative volume levels of each speaker . SUBWOOFER SETUP: Reach this menu by moving the highlight to this line and pressing the ENTER button. This takes you to a menu for configuring your subwoofer for various surround modes.

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