Adjustments and Settings

Other Settings <CUSTOMIZE>

The CUSTOMIZE menu allows you to customize various aspects of the control amplifier’s operation.

pVideo processor mode

DVD: PROCESSOR [OFF]

Initial setting : OFF

Lets you route the video signals to a video processor connected to the PROCESSOR jacks on the rear panel.

ON : Routes the signals to the PROCESSOR jacks.

OFF : Set to this position when not using the video processor, or if you do not connect a video processor.

pAudio split (AU SPLIT)

V:VIDEO3 A:CD

Use to switch the audio source. (Same as the AUDIO SPLIT button on the front panel.) See “4AUDIO SPLIT button” on page 13 for details.

pAudio input mode (AU INPUT)

DVD: AUDIO [AUTO]

Initial setting : AUTO

Use to switch the input for the current component. (Same as the DIGITAL/ANALOG button on the front panel.) See “5 DIGITAL/ANALOG button” on page 13 for details.

pDigital input mode

DVD: DECODE [AUTO]

Initial setting : AUTO

Lets you specify the type of signal being input to currently the selected digital audio jack. The settings are stored independently for each jack.

AUTO : The unit automatically switches between MPEG, DTS, Dolby Digital (AC-3), and PCM.

AC-3 : All input signals are treated as Dolby Digital (AC-3) signals. If a MPEG, DTS, or PCM signal is input to a jack set to AC-3, no sound will be heard.

DTS : All input signals are treated as DTS signals. If a Dolby Digital (AC-3), MPEG, or PCM signal is input to a jack set to DTS, no sound will be heard.

MPEG : All input signals are treated as MPEG signals. If a Dolby Digital (AC-3), DTS, or PCM signal is input to a jack set to MPEG, no sound will be heard.

PCM : All input signals are treated as PCM signals. If a Dolby Digital (AC-3), DTS, or MPEG signal is input to a jack set to PCM, no sound will be heard. If a jack is set to “AUTO”, and a CD player or similar component connected to that jack sounds interrupted when playback begins, select “PCM” for that jack.

pDisplay dimmer control

DISP. DIMMER XXX%

Initial setting : 100%

Lets you adjust the brightness of the display window. It can be adjusted in 1% steps from 25 to 100%.

pOutput level

OUTPUT LEVEL [NORM]

Initial setting : NORMAL

Lets you set the output level.

NORMAL : Standard preamp output level (1V).

LOW : Lowers the output level to 250 mV (allowing you to connect this unit’s outputs to another preamp.)

pCONTROL A1 auto function

AUTO FUNCTION [ON]

Initial setting : ON

When a component connected via a CONROL A1 cord is played, the power to this unit is turned on and the function selector is automatically set for that component. When you do not want linked control of connected components, select [OFF].

pRemote control operation mode

REMOTE [2WAY ONLY]

Initial setting : 2WAY ONLY

Lets you select remote commander operation mode.

2WAY ONLY : If you select this mode, you can operate the amplifier by the supplied “2 way remote commander” only.

2WAY + 1WAY : If you select this mode, you can operate the amplifier by the non-2 way remote commander(*1) in addition to the supplied remote commander.

We recommend to use Sony’s RM-PP402(*2)(*3)for this

non-2 way remote commander.

(*1) You can program the remote codes of the non-2 way remote commander to the ordinally learning remote commander that is available in the market.

(*2) RM-PP402 is usually not available at stores. Please contact your authorized Sony dealer or authorized Sony service center.

(*3) You can use 5.1CH button instead of LD button when you use RM-PP402 in case of using this amplifier.

pMemory clear

MEMORY CLEAR [YES]

Initial setting : NO

To clear the memory, select [YES] and wait a few seconds. “Are you sure?” is displayed. Select [YES] again. The unit automatically turns off, and then turns on again. The memory is cleared.

pSleep timer

SLEEP X:XX:XX

Initial setting : OFF

Lets you set the control amplifier to turn off automatically after a certain time. Simply select the how long you would like to wait before the unit turns itself off. Countdown begins automatically.

To cancel the sleep function, select [OFF] before the count down is complete.

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