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urround mode and other settings for each input

ource. This flexibility enables you to customize the

way in which you listen to each source and have the

AVR 645 memorize those settings. Once these set-

tings are made, they will automatically be recalled

henever you select that input.

To simplify initial configuration and operation, the

AVR 645 has been preconfigured with input settings

hat are typical for home theater systems. These set-

tings are detailed in the worksheets in the Appendix.

Before adjusting the input settings, it is a good idea to

compare your input connections to the defaults so that

you may see where changes need to be made.

Before using the unit, you may want to change the

settings for some inputs so that they are properly

configured to reflect the use of digital or analog

inputs, the type of video display and speakers

installed, and the surround mode specifics of your

home theater system.

In/Out Setup

The first step is to configure each input source. When

an input is selected,

the settings will “attach” them-

selves to that input and be stored in a nonvolatile

memory. Once made, the selection of an input will

automatically recall those settings. For that reason, the

procedures described below must be repeated for

each input source so that you have the opportunity

to customize each source to your specific listening

requirements. However, once done, they need not

be changed again unless your system components

have changed.

When using the full-OSD system to make the setup

adjustments, press the

Menu Button A or OSD

Button

∫

once so that the MASTER MENU

(Figure 1) appears. The cursor will be next to the

IN/OUT

SETUP

line

Press the

On/Enter

Button

E or the Set

Button

and the first

page of the

IN/OUT SETUP menu (Figure 2)

will appear on the screen. Press the

‹/› Navigation

Button

until the desired input name appears

in the highlighted video, as well as being indicated in

the front-panel

Input Indicators !.

Figure 2

When one of the four Video inputs is selected as the

source, you have the option of renaming the input as it

appears in the on-screen and front-panel messages

This is helpful if you have more than one VCR, if you

ish to associate a specific product brand name with

he input, or to simply enter any name that will help

you to remember which source is being selected.

o change the input name, press the

⁄/¤

avigation Buttons

n the remote so that

the cursor is pointing to

TITLE. Next, press and

hold the

Set Button

for a few seconds until

a flashing box appears to the right of the colon.

mmediately release the

n/Enter Button

E o

the

Set Button

, as you are now ready to enter

the device name.

Press the

⁄/¤ Navigation Buttons D

and

note that alphanumeric characters will appear with

the start of the alphabet in capital letters, followed by

the lowercase letters, and then numbers and symbols.

When you press the

¤ Na

vigation Button

, the symbols and numbers will appear first, fol-

lowed by a reverse list of the alphabet in lowercase

letters. Press the button either way until the first letter

of the desired name appears. If you wish to enter a

blank space as the first character, press the

›

Navigation Button D

When the desired character appears, press the

›

Navigation Button D

and repeat the process

for the next letter, and continue until the desired name

is entered, up to a maximum of 14 characters. Press

the

On/Enter Button E or the Set Button

enter the input name into the system memory and to

proceed with the configuration process.

After entering the input title, press the

⁄/¤

Navigation Buttons D

to move to the

next line.

The audio input defaults for all sources except the

Tuner, USB and 6/8-Channel Direct inputs are shown

in the table in the Appendix. If your system configura-

tion

follows the default table

no changes are needed

and you may press the

⁄/¤ Na

vigation Buttons

to move to the next line.

With the cursor pointing to

AUDIO

IN-PORT

press the

‹/› Na

vigation Buttons

change the default to a different audio input connec-

tion. When the name of the desired input appears,

press the

⁄/¤ Navigation Buttons D

move to the next line

Note that in addition to using the menu system to

change the audio input, you may change it at any time

with the

TC 30

remote by following these steps:

• Press the

Devices Button 3.

• When the images in the LCD change, press the

Screen Button 6 at the top of the left side

of the remote

next to the screen message

Receiver.

•

At the next screen,

press the

Screen Button 6

to the left of the message Setup Menu.

•

When the new list of options appears, press the

creen Button

6 t

o the right of Digital Input.

The current digital input name will begin to flash in

the

Upper Display Line C.

•

Press the

‹/› N

avigation Buttons

D u

ntil the

desired input name appears on the right side of

the

Upper Display Line C or in the semi-OSD

message.

• After five seconds, the input name will stop flashing,

as it is entered into the system memory and the unit

will return to normal operation.

In normal operation, when a digital audio stream is

interrupted, the unit will automatically switch to the

analog inputs associated with that source. This is par-

ticularly useful with cable set-top boxes where the

input is normally digital, but occasionally changes to

analog. If you wish to configure an input so that the

auto-poll circuit is turned off, while the on-screen cur-

sor is pointing to the

AUDIO AUTO POLL

line, simply press the ‹/› Navigation Buttons

so that OFF (rather than ON) is in a white

video highlight.

When the desired auto-poll setting is entered, press

the

⁄/¤ Navigation Button D

to move to

the next line.

When the cursor is at the

VIDEO IN-PORT

line, you are able to select an alternative to the default

input setting for the video input associated with any

source. For the Video 1 and Video 4 inputs, the factory

default of

AUTO will select either composite or S-

video, depending on which has an active signal. For

the Video 2, Video 3 and DVD inputs, the

AUTO

setting will normally select the default component

input, but if it is not in use, the system will revert to a

composite or S-video output if either one is active.

To have the AVR always look to a specific source con-

nection when an input is selected, make certain that

the on-screen cursor is pointing to the

VIDEO

IN-PORT

line

and then press the

‹/›

vigation Buttons

until the name of the

desired input appears. The default setting for HDMI

inputs is

AUTO and normally need not be changed.

However, in systems where the HDMI connection is

used for multichannel audio only (e

.g., HDMI 1.1), but

the video connection is component, due to limitations

on the video display, the setting here should be

changed to

COMPONENT.

When the desired video input setting has been made,

press the

⁄/¤ Navigation Buttons D

move to the next line

If your system includes any sources that are equipped

with

Y/Pr/Pb component video outputs, the AVR 645

is able to switch them to send the proper signals to

your video display

Each of the

Component

Video

Inputs

Q is assigned to a default source, as shown

in the table in the Appendix, but if you have connected

* IN/OUT SETUP *

SOURCE: VIDEO 1

TITLE:

AUDIO IN-PORT: ANALOG

AUDIO AUTO POLL: ON OFF

VIDEO IN-PORT: AUTO

COMPONENT INPUT: COMP 1

VIDEO PROCESS: FAROUDJA

A/V SYNC DLAY: 0mS

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