Sherbourn Technologies PT-7010A SETTINGS Menus, ZONE 2 Menu, MAIN ZONE Menu, SPEAKERS Menu - SIZE

Step 2) Use joystick LEFT and RIGHT to select the frequency.

Step 3) Press the joystick CENTER to enter that frequency into preset memory and play that station.

Step 4) Use the joystick DOWN button to move to the next preset down on the screen. The bottom arrow on each screen leads to the next page of presets.

Step 5) Repeat this for all the presets you want to set, then press EXIT when finished.

Power Up Volume

This allows you to set the PRESET volume level mentioned above. You might want to set it to a low level to avoid any surprises upon turn-on, especially if other users like loud music.

Max Volume

The volume can be set to not exceed a certain level chosen by you. This is useful if you have sensitive speakers, sensitive neighbors, or you would rather not have others play your system too loud. Finally, a smart preamplifier where YOU can police the volume without even being there!

ZONE 2 Menu

These settings are like those described for the Main Zone. In addition, the entire Zone 2 can be enabled or disabled, and the stereo balance adjusted with this menu.

SETTINGS Menus

MAIN ZONE Menu

Power Up Source

This sets the input source which the 7010A button will then always select whenever the PT-7010A is turned on.

Power Up Volume Mode

This lets you choose the volume level the PT-7010A reaches when it is turned on. You can select from a PRESET level, set below (the power-up volume), or it can play at the LAST level it was playing before it was turned off. The PT-7010A will always turn on at the level set here, but it can be adjusted to any level afterwards.

The Power Up Volume has three options: PRESET, LAST and FIXED. The FIXED option allows you to set the Zone 2 to a fixed volume, not adjustable with the remote. PRESET and LAST are as described for the Main Zone.

SPEAKERS Menu - SIZE

This menu allows you to enter the size of your speakers. The bass management of the PT-7010A will then automatically assign each speaker a frequency range based on your preferences. For full range speakers with low frequency capabilities, you will probably choose LARGE. In the case that speakers are not capable of full range duty, choosing the SMALL setting will engage a high pass crossover point at the point which is chosen for the subwoofer. When SMALL is chosen, the low frequency range is sent to the subwoofer.

See pages 40 and 42 for more details on bass management and information regarding the adjustment of the bass management crossover point.

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