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The following modes will be available: Stereo, Dolby Digital, DoIby
Pro Logic, Dolby 3 Channel, DTS, Digital Stereo.
Note:
Some modes may be disabled dependant on the actual input signal.
Modes can be selected by use of the front panel MODE
button or the MODE
buttons on the remote handset.
The modes that are selectable are dependant on the actual source
material being played.These are shown below:
PCM DIGITAL INPUT(CD SIGNAL)
: Digital stereo, Dolby
Pro Logic Digital, DoIby 3 Channel (if no rears are selected).
DOLBY 2 CHANNEL
: Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital Pro
Logic, Dolby Digital 3 channel (if no rear speakers are selected)
DOLBY MULTI CHANNEL
: Dolby Digital stereo mx (mix
down), Dolby Digital XXX eg 3/2/.1
DTS 2 CHANNEL
: DTS Digital Stereo
DTS MULTI CHANNEL
: DTS Digital Stereo Mx, DTS Digital
XXX
ANALOGUE
: Stereo analogue, Dolby Pro Logic - analogue,
Dolby 3 Channel (if no rear speakers are selected).
Source material, particularly DVDs, will vary from disc to disc in
the number of surround channels encoded. Frequently, you may
find only stereo has been encoded, particularly on older movies.
Below are some of the more commonly available formats.
If you wish to listen to a source that is not a 2 channel stereo
source you MUST change the mode to a stereo mode in order to
hear all of the sound correctly on the headphones. For example if
you are listening to a DVD player in 5.1 channel mode you would
have to set the mode to Dolby Digital Stereo mixdown when
listening on headphones. If you don’t you will not be able to hear
any of the main dialogue signals on your headphones because this
is a centre channel signal.
Adequate ventilation MUST be provided for the DAVE amplifier,
and it is strongly recommended that it is not stacked with other
products, particularly additional power amplification.
The DAVE surround decoding circuitry requires a temperature
controlled environment in which to function correctly. If the
internal temperature of the unit reaches a certain point, a cooling
fan will begin operating to cool the circuitry.You may hear this as a
very quiet whirring sound coming from the amplifier.This is normal.
If the temperature continues to rise the amplifier may shut itself
down to allow it to cool. If this happens the unit will switch into
standby mode and ‘Fault Condition Protection’ will be shown on
the display. When the unit has cooled down sufficiently the unit will
automatically switch out of standby again.
In addition, fan cooling is also provided for the two main output
channels.This cooling is only activated above a certain
temperature, and when there is a signal present, so any fan noise
will be masked as far as possible, by the loudspeaker output.
It is only possible to record from an analogue source.You cannot
record from any digital source. If you wish to record from a CD
player connected to one of the digital inputs you will have to make
a connection from the analogue outputs of the CD player directly
to your recorder or to the analogue CD inputs of the Alpha 10.
In the latter case you can then record the CD signal by pressing
the front panel RECORD button followed by the CD input button.
To record from a laser disc player connected to the AV analogue
inputs of the amplifier first press the RECORD selector followed
by the AV button.This will route the audio signals of the Laser Disc
to the VCR Audio Record Out sockets and the video signal to the
composite or S Video VCR OUT socket (S Video, Composite
video). Note: you may not be able to record the video signal if it
contains Macrovision copy prohibit signals.
The amplifier will automatically switch to the best source signal
when an input is selected if DECODE mode has been set to
'AUTO'. For example if you have a CD player connected to the
digital input and also an analogue connection to the CD inputs the
unit will default to the digital signal when CD is selected.To force
the unit to the analogue input press and hold the CD button until
Analogue is shown on the OSD or front panel display.This will take
about 4-5 seconds. If you press the CD button again it will reselect
the CD digital input signal.
DAVE amplifier - Advanced features
MODE SELECTION
VENTILATION
MULTICHANNEL MODES
TAPE RECORDING
LISTENING TO AN ANALOGUE OUTPUT
LISTENING ON HEADPHONES
Source material
Displayed as
Alternative
signal type
description
Mono
mono
-
Left+Right
stereo
-
Left+Right Pro Logic encoded
Surround
‘Digital Pro Logic’
Left+Right+Surround (mono)
Digital 3/1/0
‘Digital 4.0’
Left+Right+Surround L, R
Digital 3/2/0
‘Digital 5.0’
Left+Right+Surround L, R & LFE
Digital 3/2/.1
‘Digital 5.1’
DAVE amplifier - Remote Control Handset
PHONO
1
CD
4
DVD
7
SYSTEM
+10
AUX
TUNER
MUTE
GUIDE
EXIT
PRE
CH
MENU
T/V
POWER
SAT
AUD
TV
CD
VCR
VOL
CH
DVD
CBL
AUX
2
TAPE 1
5
VCR
8
CHECK
0
R
E
W
F
F
3
AV
6
SAT
9
SHIFT
M3
LIGHT
M4
M1
M2
ENTER
RESTORE
FAV
DISPLAY
1
FUNCTION
1
TEST
EFFECT
230V
MODE
REAR
TRIM
SELECT-
NIGHT
ALT
PAUSE
STOP
SEL
PLAY
ARCAM
LEARNING REMOTE CONTROL
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The CR 9000 Programmable and learning Remote Control
Handset is supplied with the DAVE amplifier.
This Remote Control Handset can be programmed to send
messages to other devices in your home entertainment system.
The Remote Control therefore has a universal numbering system
to cross reference a button to a function.
This is required as the words printed on the Remote Control and
the programmed functions may not be the same.
Refer to the CR 9000 Operating Manual for full instructions.
The adjacent diagram will help you to acccess the functions of
other equipment using the universal reference numbers in the
Operating Manual supplied.
