Owner`s manual

mod is Zone Audio Mode 0=mono, 1=stereo, 3=spatial-stereo

tud is Taper-Up-Delay 0 to 30 (ms/2-dB-step)

tdd is Taper-Down-Delay 0 to 30 (ms/2-dB-step)

vll is Minimum-Volume-Level 0 to 32 (2-dB/increment)

vhh is Maximum-Volume-Level 0 to 32 (2-dB/increment)

vmm is Mute-Volume-Level 0 to 32 (2-dB/increment)

vil is Initial-Left-Volume-Level 0 to 32 (2-dB/increment)

vir is Initial-Right-Volume-Level 0 to 32 (2-dB/increment)

NOTE: Min-vol has priority over mute-vol and init-vol, and is the absolute min volume zone will reach.

If min-vol incorrectly set above max-vol, then min-vol will be presumed to be zero.

NOTE: Max-vol has priority over all other settings, and is the absolute max volume zone will reach.

NOTE: Min-Vol and Max-Vol must be set before setting Initial-Volumes.

If init-vol incorrectly set above max-vol, then init-vol will be presumed to be max-vol.

If init-vol incorrectly set below min-vol, then init-vol will be presumed to be min-vol.

NOTE: Min-Vol and Max-Vol must be set before setting Mute-Volume.

Mute always acts upon both L&R channels, even though L&R volume levels may differ; balance is

preserved when zone is unmuted.

Mute-vol is a ceiling, not a hard level. If mute-vol set above min-vol, zone volume levels may go

below mute-vol level. When muting, volumes above mute-vol will lower to mute-vol level, but

volumes below mute-vol will not change. If mute-vol incorrectly set above max-vol, then mute-vol

will be presumed to be max-vol. If mute-vol incorrectly set below min-vol, then mute-vol will be

presumed to be min-vol.