Casselin Sigma 2200i, Руководство пользователя

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From the System Setup menu, you can:
• tailor your inputs to your particular source components
• configure the system to take best advantage of your loudspeakers
• tailor the display to your preferences
• set volume control parameters
• enable and setup the Parametric EQ
• setup Tone Control parameters
• view the unit’s Network IP address/status and settings
• choose Remote F key functions
• teach IR commands
Source Setup
Each of the 18 source buttons supported by your Sigma 2200i can be
customized in several ways to enhance system performance and/or to simplify
operation. The source select page is dynamic in that it shows up to nine sources
on a single page. If six or fewer are enabled, then the page shows six somewhat
larger buttons and if three or fewer are enabled, it shows only three large
buttons. Press the button for the source you want to set up. The setup page for
that source includes buttons for assigning the input connector(s) and naming the
source, choosing a default speaker configuration or setting an input offset.
Enable Source
This check box activates/deactivates source buttons. If the Enable Source box is
checked, then the source is enabled. If the Enable Source box is NOT checked,
then the source is considered not enabled and is so identified on the Source
Selection page.
Disabling unused sources is a good way to simplify source selection. The
Source Selection page is dynamic, adjusting the number and size of buttons
to correspond to the number that are actually being used or are enabled. The
buttons arrange themselves into groups of either three, six or nine buttons on
the Source Selection page.
Input Connector
Choose the input connector(s) to be associated with this source button. Any
source button may be associated with any input connector(s). Also, multiple
source buttons may be assigned to the same connector(s). For example, if you
want the button labeled USB B to be called Cable TV and assigned to HDMI1
instead of the USB connector, you can do that. Also, if you want to name a
source button USB w/Sub and another USB w/o Sub, both buttons would
access the same USB connector but the former could be associated with a
configuration that employs the subwoofer while the latter would be associated
with a configuration without a subwoofer.