DECODE MODE indicator

The processor automatically identifies the format of the input audio signal and the corresponding indicator lights up. Switch the audio between Dolby Digital, DTS, etc., on the connected equipment (DVD player, etc.).

•DOLBY DIGITAL: Input signal recorded in the DOLBY DIGITAL format.

•DOLBY PRO LOGIC II: Analogue input signal, digital input PCM signal, or Dolby Digital 2-channel signal processed by DOLBY PRO LOGIC II.

(If the sound field is set to ”OFF,” it is not processed by DOLBY PRO LOGIC II.)

•DTS: Input signal recorded in the DTS format.

Note

If the equipment connected to the DIGITAL IN jack is not playing back (fast forwarding, rewinding, etc.), the DECODE MODE indicator may not light up correctly.

7 Adjust the volume.

Raise the volume

Lower the volume

Notes

•When watching movies, be careful not to raise the volume too high in quiet scenes. You may hurt your ears when a loud scene is played.

•You may hear some noise when you disconnect the AC power adaptor from the processor before removing the headphones.

•If the infrared sensors are covered by your hands when adjusting the volume, the Muting function will be activated and volume cannot be adjusted. To adjust the volume, move nearer toward the processor or orient the infrared emitters on the left housing towards the processor.

The headphones automatically turn off when they are removed— Auto Power On/Off function

Do not pull up the self-adjusting band when not in use, as this will consume the battery power.

Transition time between modes

Self-adjusting band

When sliding switches on the processor to change to new modes, the transition time between modes may vary. This is due to differences in system control between modes.

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