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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

your system differently than the factory settings, you

may select any of the three inputs for any source

except the HDMI inputs or the Tuner. If you do not

eed to change these defaults, press the

avigation Button

o t

o go to the next setting.

To change the Component Video assignment, first

ake certain that the cursor is pointing to the

OMPONENT INPUT

ine on the menu

screen, and then press the

‹/› Navigation Button

until you see the desired input in the high-

lighted video.

When the desired component input has been selected,

press the ¤ Na

vigation Button

to go to

the next setting.

At the

VIDEO PROCESS line, you are able to

select which type of video processing or conversion, if

any, is to be used with the input source being config-

ured.

The default setting is to have the AVR 745’s

Faroudja processing circuitry in use, which will deliver

the best image quality when a digital video display is in

use. If you do not need to change the setting, simply

press the

⁄/¤ Navigation Buttons D

move to the next line.

If your video display is not capable of accepting high-

resolution (480p and above) signals through either

an HDMI or component video connection, it is very

important that this setting be changed. Three options

are available:

The default setting is

FAROUDJA. Depending on

the input source, the video signals will be handled in

different ways:

• A standard-definition (480i) analog signal (compos-

ite, S-video or component) will be digitized and sent

to the Faroudja video processor for enhancement.

The signal will be available as both an analog

component and HDMI

signal.

The standard

definition video signal will also be available at the

record outputs.

• An analog component high-definition signal will be

digitized and sent to the Faroudja video processor

for enhancement. The signal will be available as

both an analog component and an HDMI signal, but

not at the analog composite or S-video monitor or

record outputs.

• Any HDMI signal other than 1080i will be sent to

the

aroudja

video processor for enhancement and

it will be available as an output at both the HDMI

and analog component outputs. Program material

that carries HDCP copy protection encoding will only

be available through the HDMI output.

• HDMI signals in 1080i resolution will be sent directly

to the HDMI and analog component outputs without

processing. Program material that carries HDCP

copy protection encoding will only be available

through the HDMI output.

-CONVERSION

etting will not apply

any video enhancement or processing to the incoming

video signal, but it will output it in one of the following

ways, depending on the input source.

• A standard-definition (480i) analog signal (compos-

ite, S-video or component) will be converted so that

it is available as an HDMI signal at its input resolu-

tion, as well as at the standard composite, S-video

r component analog video outputs. The signal will

also be available at the record outputs.

• An analog component high-definition signal will be

digitized and output at its input resolution through

the HDMI outputs and as an analog component

signal, but not through the analog composite or

S-video monitor or record outputs.

• HDMI input signals, regardless of their resolution, will

be output through both the HDMI and analog com-

ponent outputs. Program material that carries HDCP

copy protection encoding will only be available

through the HDMI output.

The

BYPASS setting will not apply any video

enhancement or processing to the incoming video sig-

nal, but it will output it in one of the following ways,

depending on the input source.

• Analog signals (composite, S-video or component)

will output only in the resolution and format that

matches the input for both the main “Monitor” con-

nection as well as for the record outputs.

• HDMI input signals, regardless of their resolution, will

be output through the HDMI and analog component

outputs. Program material that carries HDCP copy

protection encoding will only be available through

the HDMI output.

In addition to the changes to the video processing

configuration that are made through the

IN/OUT

SETUP

menu, you may change the setting for an

input at any time by pressing the

‹/› Buttons H

on the front panel to cycle through the available

choices.

When any needed change to the video processing

setting has been made,

press the

⁄/¤ Naviga

tion

Buttons

to move to the next line.

At the

A/V SYNC DELAY line, you are able to

enter a setting that delays the audio output slightly

behind the video so that the loss of lip sync that may

occur due to digital video processing in the transmis-

sion of a program, in the playback unit or in the dis-

play is corrected.

This lack of lip sync is not a fault of

the sources; rather, it is a by-product of video signal

processing. In most cases, we recommend that the

delay adjustment be made using the direct-access

controls on the remote so that you may more accu-

rately adjust the delay while viewing the on-screen

image, following the instructions shown on page 36,

but you may also make it here using the menu sys-

tem. As the amount of delay needed may vary from

one source to another, we strongly recommend that

you adjust it for each input.

To adjust the A/V sync delay time from the

IN/OUT SETUP menu, make certain that the

cursor is pointing to the

A/V SYNC DELAY

line, and then press the ‹/› Navigation Buttons

ntil the desired amount of delay is applied

so that the on-screen video matches the audio.

When all configuration adjustments on this menu

screen have been made, press the

⁄/¤ Navigation

uttons

ntil the on-screen cursor is point-

ing to

PAGE

and then press the OK/Enter

Button

E on the TC 30 or the Set Button

on the ZR 10 remote to move to the second screen

of input/output settings. If all settings for input configu-

ration are complete, press the

⁄/¤ Navigation

Buttons

until the on-screen cursor is point-

ing to

MASTER MENU and then press the Set

Button

on the ZR 10 remote to return to the

main menu screen.

The second page of the

IN/OUT SETUP

menu (Figure 3) allows you to further configure the

AVR 745 for special custom features.

Figure 3

The TRIGGER 2 line enables you to choose

whether a trigger voltage signal is sent to the

rigger

2 Output Jack

I when a specific input is selected.

Unlike the

Trigger 1 Output H, which always has a

trigger voltage present when the

VR 745 is tur

ned

on, the default for the Trigger 2 connection is off. The

setting on this menu line allows you to turn it on for a

specific input so that an input or source-dependent

accessory (such as a motorized projection screen or

blinds) may only be activated when, for example, an

input which requires a projection screen or darkened

room is selected.

o change the setting

, press the

‹

›

Naviga

tion

Buttons

until the desired setting appears.

Press the

⁄

viga

tion Buttons

move to the next line when the setting is correct or if

no configuration changes are required.

The front-panel analog

Video 4 Jacks N are nor-

mally set as inputs for use with camcorders, video

games and other portable audio/video products

but

they may be switched to outputs. First, make certain

that you are at the

IN/OUT SETUP menu.

* IN/OUT SETUP *

TRIGGER 2 :OFF ON

VIDEO 4 :IN OUT

COAXIAL 4 :IN OUT

REC OUT :ANALOG

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