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Mapping an Audio and Video Source (Input Jack to INPUT SELECT button)
Pressing button #
2
accesses 2 sub menus that allow the user to assign which input jacks will be mapped to any given
INPUT SELECT
button, both audio and video. There is one page for audio jack mapping and one for the combined
composite, S and multi format video jack mapping. Up to six audio and six video input jacks can be mapped to any one
INPUT
SELECT
button, and the order that they are mapped determines the search order when pressing the
A-D
button.
Press the
SOURCE
button (button #
2
) once and the ‘setup audio source’ submenu, shown in figure 42, will be
displayed.
Figure 42 - Front Panel Display of the SETUP
/
INP Page 2
/
SOURCE/AUD Sub Menu
The default jack names are descriptive of the rear panel input jacks themselves. It is advisable to name all applicable
audio and video input jacks before mapping them to a given
INPUT SELECT
button.
The
INPUT SELECT
buttons can be set up with 2 theories in mind. The first and most commonly used is that each
INPUT SELECT
button will be assigned to one source device. Figure 14 on page 40 depicts this setup. The other is
that each person in a household can use one or two
INPUT SELECT
button(s) for himself or herself, and have up to 6
source devices mapped to “their”
INPUT SELECT
button(s). Figure 42 depicts this setup. This manual is written with
the first theory in mind since that is the most commonly practiced.
To map input jacks, first press the
INPUT SELECT
button that the input jacks are to be mapped to. Then press
SETUP
,
INP
,
A-D
, then
SOURCE
. To map the first audio input jack, press button #
1
and use the
LEVEL
UP
/
DOWN
buttons to select the appropriate jack. If another input jack is to be assigned to the same
INPUT SELECT
button,
press button #
2
and select the desired rear panel input jack. Continue with this method for up to 6 input jacks per
Input Select button.
An example of this use is for a Laserdisc/DVD/CD transport where the first jack to be assigned could be the
RF-1
jack,
the second could be the
COAXIAL 1
input jack. In this example, when an LD is being played, the user would press the
INPUT SELECT
button that is ‘assigned’ to this transport. If
RF-1
(or the name assigned to this input jack) is not
displayed in the lower right hand corner of the LCD, press the
A-D
button until it is displayed. When a CD is to be
played in this transport, press the
A-D
button once to display
COAXIAL 1
(or the name assigned to this input jack) in
the lower right hand corner of the LCD. The default
MODE
for this
INPUT SELECT
jack should be that which is
desired for the playback of CD’s, as when the Casablanca II detects either a Dolby Digital AC-3 RF or 5.1 data stream,
it will detect this signal and automatically change the
MODE
to Dolby Digital or DTS.
It is important to note that when the Casablanca II auto detects a Dolby Digital or DTS signal and auto switches the
mode, this mode is temporary and not stored. If the Casablanca II ceases to detect this signal, it will revert back to the
previous (default) mode for the currently selected
INPUT SELECT
button, in approximately 5 seconds.
Press
SETUP
3 times then repeatedly press the
A-D
button to toggle between the input jacks for the currently selected
INPUT SELECT
button. It is advisable to only map input jacks that will be used, to the currently selected
INPUT
SELECT
button. This will eliminate needless pressing of the
A-D
button to cycle through unused jacks.
Note
: When input jacks are re-assigned and the user exits
SETUP
, the new input jack mappings will not be active until
either the
A-D
button is pressed or another
INPUT SELECT
button is pressed.
Next, map the appropriate video input jacks, if applicable, to the same
INPUT SELECT
button. In the case of the
above example where the
RF-1
jack is the first audio jack mapped to the currently selected
INPUT SELECT
button, the
input jack must be mapped first in the video search order. Since the LD’s audio jack is second in the audio search
order, it must also be mapped second in the video search order.
Continuing this example, if a source device has both an audio and a video signal associated with it, and the audio
signal is third in the audio search order, then its video signal must be third in the video search order.
To map a video signal to an
INPUT SELECT
button, first press the desired
INPUT SELECT
button, then press
SETUP
,
INP
,
A-D
,
SOURCE
and
A-D
once again. Press the appropriate button (
1
-
6
) which corresponds to the same position in
the audio search order menu for this source device and press the
LEVEL
UP
/
DOWN
button to select the desired video
Summary of Contents for Casablanca II
Page 1: ...THETA DIGITAL C O R P O R A T I O N Casablanca II Owner s Manual V 2 01 Digital Done Right...
Page 23: ...13 Setup Menus and Pages Figure 13 Setup Menus and Pages...
Page 25: ...15 STEP BY STEP SETUP GUIDE...
Page 34: ...24 Setup Flowcharts A P Flowchart A Setup Subwoofer s...
Page 35: ...25 Flowchart B Front Left Right Configuration...
Page 36: ...26 Flowchart C Front Center Configuration...
Page 37: ...27 Flowchart D Left Right Surround Configuration...
Page 38: ...28 Flowchart E Surround Center Configuration...
Page 39: ...29 Flowchart F Sides Configuration...
Page 40: ...30 Flowchart G Setup Speaker Levels...
Page 41: ...31 Flowchart H Setup Speaker Delays...
Page 42: ...32 Flowchart I Setup Dolby Digital...
Page 43: ...33 Flowchart J Setup DTS...
Page 44: ...34 Flowchart K Setup Circle Surround...
Page 45: ...35 Flowchart L Copy Input Speaker Parameters...
Page 46: ...36 Flowchart M Setup Default Mode...
Page 47: ...37 Flowchart N Setup Post Process...
Page 48: ...38 Flowchart O Map Input Jacks...
Page 49: ...39 Flowchart P Setup Analog Input Levels...
Page 85: ...75 REMOTE REMOTE REMOTE REMOTE CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL CONTROL...
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