Specifications

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MAIN MENU
OPERATE
SETUP
CUSTOM
ABOUT...
OPERATE
DISPLAY PREFERENCES
VOLUME PREFERENCES
AUTO MIGRATION: VISIBLE
SIMULCAST: ON
SETUP: UNLOCKED
DISPLAY PREFERENCES
DISPLAY POSITION
ON SCREEN STATUS: YES
STATUS PREFERENCES
TIMEOUT: 3 SECONDS
CHARACTERS: NORMAL
BACKGROUND COLOR: BLUE
SET DISPLAY POSITION
→ DISPLAY ←
STATUS PREFERENCES
SOURCE INFO: ON
FORMAT INFO: ON
MODE INFO: ON
THX INFO: ON
SUB INFO: ON
VOLUME INFO: ON
↓ MIGRATION INFO: ON
RECORD INFO: ON
VOLUME PREFERENCES
→ DISPLAY: ABSOLUTE
SPEED: SLOW
MUTE LEVEL: -20.0
MAX VOLUME: 91.0
DIALOG NORM: OFF
LATE NIGHT: HIGH
- REFERENCE LEVEL 70.0 -
The Operate Menu
The operate menu and its sub-menus give you control over the way the system
displays information; over the details of how volume-related functions are
handled; and a couple other details of how you would like the system to work.
OPERATE
DISPLAY PREFERENCES
VOLUME PREFERENCES
AUTO MIGRATION: VISIBLE
SIMULCAST: ON
SETUP: UNLOCKED
It also allows you to lock the setup settings (preventing access to the Setup and
Custom Menus) to minimize the chance of unwanted tampering with settings
that alter the way the system performs. By contrast, the operate menu provides
access to preferential settings that change the behavior, not the performance, of
the system.
Before continuing on to the two major submenus of the operate menu, let’s take
care of the items on the menu itself that can be changed without having to ac-
cess submenus.
auto migration The AVP allows multiple connectors to be associated with a single input button
on the front panel, often simplifying the use of components such as laserdisc
players that may need as many as three different types of connection in order to
work reliably with all discs. During setup, you (or your installer) establish which
connectors should be associated with which buttons, and where multiple connec-
tions are used, what priority should be given to them.
As shipped from the factory, the AVP automatically tries to give you your “pre-
ferred” audio connection, whenever it is available. Thus if you have a Dolby Digi-
tal RF connection as your “first choice,” followed by a normal digital connection,
followed by the analog connection specified in your set source button screen for
laserdisc, the system will automatically “migrate” down to the digital when the RF
signal is not available, and back up to to the RF AC-3 connection when it be-