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6. Input name -

Five characters maximum. From the factory, the preamplifier will display source names that

match those printed on the back of the preamplifier and on the supplied SR10.1 remote. These names can be
changed to match the type of source that is being used. For example, if a cable box is connected on the SAT
input instead of a satellite receiver, the SAT name can be renamed to CABLE. The AM/FM Tuner name
cannot be changed.

7. Component Video Assignment -

The preamplifier includes 3 component video inputs that can be

assigned to any of the 7 A/V inputs.

Component video is unassigned on all inputs from the factory.

For

example, if there is a DVD player that has component video outputs, component input 1 can be assigned to
the DVD input. Connect the DVD player's component outputs to component input 1. When DVD is selected,
the component output will source from component input 1.

If the component video has been assigned for any input, transcoding from S to composite or composite to S
will continue.

8. DVD-Audio input Assignment -

DVD-Audio and Super Audio CD (SACD) introduce a third category of

audio: multi-channel analog. The preamplifier provides one set of multi-channel analog inputs that can be
assigned to any one A/V input except TAPE. When DVD Audio is selected as YES for a particular input, the
default listening mode is automatically changed to DVD-Audio with 7 speakers. (The number of speakers
used can be changed) When YES is selected for a particular input, any previously selected DVD-Audio input
will automatically be reset to NO. Selecting 5 speakers is direct pass through.

SETUP PRESETS

The Setup Presets menu describes

how

the presets will operate.

Volume in Preset -

YES or NO. If the volume of the preamplifier should

be set to the preset level when the preset is recalled, select YES. If the
volume of the preamplifier should remain at the current listening level
when the preset is recalled, select NO.

Preset Names -

AUTO or MANUAL. When saving a preset, the system

automatically generates a simple name for the preset. The generic
name consists of the source input and volume level. The name can be
changed before saving the preset. The automatic naming can be
defeated so that a custom title that was previously entered will not get
erased if the preset settings are re-saved. Turning auto naming off
(manual) allows that the name that is already present in the preset to be
re-used when a new preset is saved to that location.

Zone A Favorite Recall -

AUTO or ENTER. A preset can be recalled in

one of two ways. Enter requires the ENTER button to be pressed to
recall the preset. AUTO will allow the preset to recall automatically as
you scroll through presets using the channel up/down buttons.

Zone A Favorite Presets -

Press ENTER to bring up the FAVORITE

PRESET MENU. Any preset can be recalled by typing in its number.
Use this menu to mark or un-mark presets as favorites (Yes or No).
Favorite presets can be recalled when using the preset up and down
buttons. This menu can also be used to edit preset names.

Zone B Favorite Recall -

Zone B has a separate set of presets with the same options as the Zone A presets.

Zone B Favorite Presets -

Press ENTER to bring up the FAVORITE PRESET MENU. Any preset can be

recalled by typing in its number. Use this menu to mark or un-mark presets as favorites (Yes or No). Favorite
presets can be recalled when using the preset up and down buttons. This menu can also be used to edit
preset names.