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USING LUMINANCE (cont.) 20
G. MASTER VOLUME
Press VOLUME UP or DOWN button to increase or decrease all
of the 6 channels output sound level settings in 1dB steps from -
80dB to 0dB.
H. SURROUND MODE
Press this button sequentially to set the SURROUND MODE to
Digital Surround, PRO LOGIC or STEREO.
Digital Surround:
This mode is available when you select the digital sources DVD,
Video 1, Video 2, or Optical as the listen source with INPUT
SOURCE select button and the program that you are playing has
to be Dolby Digital or “dts” encoded signal.
Pro LOGIC:
You can select this surround mode for analog or digital sources
when the source is not Dolby Digital or “dts” encoded.
STEREO:
It is SURROUND OFF when you select this mode and only
front left and right channels have output.
I. INPUT SOURCE
Press this button sequentially to select one of eight audio input
sources DVD, Video 1, Video 2, Optical, VCR, CD, TAPE or
Tuner. The indicator will point to the input source that you
selected. DVD, Video 1, and Video 2 are coaxial Digital Inputs.
Optical is an Optical (TOSLINK) Digital Input. VCR, TUNER,
TAPE and CD are Stereo analog Inputs. Only DVD, Video 1,
Video 2, and VCR have the match video input in the eight audio
input sources.
NOTE:
LUMINANCE can automatically detect the input source that you are
playing. You can press INPUT SOURCE button to select the source you want
if the auto detected source is not the source that you want to play.
J. DYNAMIC RANGE
Press this button to select Dynamic Range Compression ON or
OFF when the instruction for dynamic range compression of a
Dolby Digital source's original signal has been specified.
ON:
The indicator LED above this button will illuminate.
OFF:
The indicator LED above this button will turn off
NOTE:
Dynamic Range ON/OFF setting is for Dolby Digital mode only. This
button will not be used for Dolby Pro Logic, “dts” and DSP surround mode.