B&K AVR 707, Руководство пользователя

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BKcSuite System Settings - Control
Security Options
Front Panel Buttons - When you disable the front panel buttons, the only button
that still has any affect is the master power On/Off button. A touch of any other but-
ton brings the word “Locked” to the display.
Memory Locked - This will prevent the user from saving any changes to presets
or system settings.
Setup Advanced Menu - If set to Hidden, the user may not access the setup
menu.
Rear Panel IR Control - This sets the unit as to whether the 1/8” mini-jack ‘IR IN’
is enabled or not.
Plug and Play Timing
Plug and play timing pertains to the internal delays associated with the Plug n Play
audio detection system. Do not adjust these parameters unless there is a prob-
lem detecting audio.
The receiver has default audio Plug n Play settings that work with the majority of
A/V sources and digital audio bitstreams. However, with the introduction of new A/V
products into the market place, these Plug n Play audio detection parameters may
need to be adjusted to improve upon the listening experience. Changing the plug
and play timing would adjust the mute timing of the audio before you hear pops and
clicks when there is a digital audio bitstream error. Although your receiver’s muting
circuitry may stop most of the digital errors from being heard, it does not guaran-
tee that a digital error may never be heard.
The Plug n Play menu may be used to adjust mute times while the receiver is auto-
matically switching between different types of digital audio formats (AC3 5.1 / DTS
5.0 / DTS 5.1, PCM). Usually these audio pops and snaps may be traced to a dig-
ital error on the incoming digital audio bitstream and corrected with a simple Mute Time adjustment.
Mute Time - 1.0 Sets the mute time for use with invalid digital audio information. In addition it is used to mute when a digital signal first appears or
changes modes.
Digital Sticky - 2.5 Only applies to changes from any digital audio mode back to analog. This parameter may be set long because most Cable and
SAT receivers drop the digital audio bitstream when changing channels and there is really no need to revert back to analog.
Mode Sticky - 0.1 Only applies to changes from AC3 or DTS to PCM. Many DVD players drop to PCM when skipping tracks.
Parameters Sticky - 0.1 Applies to how quickly the receiver will react to changes in sample rate, number of speaker channels in the bitstream, etc.
Setting this parameter longer reduces the chance that the receiver will respond to an erroneous change but does increases the likelihood of muting
the audio at the start of an audio playback.