Theta Digital Casablanca III, Owner'S Manual

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REMOTE CONTROL OPERATIONS
This section describes the functionality of the Casablanca III using the hand held remote only. For front
panel functionality descriptions, please refer to the section entitled
FRONT PANEL OPERATIONS on page
40. Be sure to read the Introduction to the User Interface section on page 14. Descriptions for remote
buttons/functionality not covered in this section can be found in the preceding REMOTE CONTROL LAYOUT
section. Features and functional descriptions, which are common to both front panel and remote operations,
are covered in the
FRONT PANEL section only and therefore not repeated in this section.
Important Note : There is no OSD (On-Screen Display) when using the 15 pin Multi Format video output
jack. Therefore none of the on-screen menus shown in this section will be available. They will be shown
when using the Composite and/or S-Video outputs only, on any video board.
Input Select Menus
When the rear panel MAIN POWER switch is turned on, the Casablanca III identifies internal hardware and
software, then enters standby mode (The POWER LED turns on). Pressing the POWER button once will
result in the video monitor displaying a start-up routine and then the last accessed INPUT SELECT menu for
x seconds, where x represents the time parameter value that is stored in the SETUP / INPUT page 1 / OSD
sub menu, TIME parameter. Figure 67 shows an example of this menu.
Changing Inputs and Input Select Pages
Pressing buttons
1 through 6 or SELECT UP/DOWN will select a desired input, or audio source. An arrow
will point to the currently selected input. The input names
shown in this figure are for example only and will most likely
differ from the user’s set up. There are two
INPUT SELECT
pages, giving the user a total of 12 inputs to select from.
Pressing the
LEVEL LEFT/RIGHT buttons will toggle between
the two INPUT SELECT menus.
Pressing the LEVEL UP/DOWN buttons will adjust the master
volume for all speakers. This value ranges from 0 to 73
(relative maximum) and will be shown as a horizontal bar graph
on the video monitor for approximately 1 second after the
button is released.
Figure 67 - Video Display of the INPUT SELECT Page 1 Menu
Selecting Mapped Input Jacks for the Currently Selected Input
Pressing the A-D button will toggle between the input jacks that are mapped to this INPUT SELECT button.
Please refer to page 41 ( Search Order ) for important, detailed information regarding using the A-D button.
Mute
The MUTE button will toggle the audio between the master volume level and MUTE level in all speakers
each time it is pressed. Please refer to pages 40 and 70 (Default mute level/mute off trigger) for additional
information on the
MUTE feature. The MUTE feature is active in all menus.
Display
The DISPLAY button will toggle the front panel VFD brightness between off, ¼, ½, ¾ and full brightness.
This feature will have no effect on the video display. When the VFD is turned off, the red logo LEDs also
turn off.
Global Phase
Repeatedly pressing the PHASE button simultaneously toggles all of the main audio output’s phase between
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