Classe Audio SSP-25, Руководство пользователя

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Center: +00.0 dB -24 to
+12
Right (front): +00.0 dB -24 to
+12
R(ight) surr(ound): +00.0
dB -24 to
+12
L(eft) surr(ound): +00.0
dB -24 to
+12
Sub-(woofer): +00.0 dB -24 to
+12
Subwoofer limit: Level: -00 dB -45
Feature setup Noise gen(erator): auto auto man(ua
l) off
Lang(uage): English English
Fran
Η
a
is
Espa
Ζ
ol
Factory reset ENTER to reset
Software version:
TRIM
balance:
Left: +00.0
dB -12 to +12
Press TRIM, then press the
>
or
<
key to select speaker
to adjust, then press
/\
Center: +00.0
dB
-12 to +12
or
\/
keys to Increase or decrease volume. Press
>
or
<
for next speaker.
Right: +00.0
dB
-12 to +12 Press TRIM again to exit.
R-surr: +00.0
dB
-12 to +12
L-surr: +00.0
dB
-12 to +12
Sub: +00.0 dB -12 to +12
5.2 Navigation: The First Steps
5.2.1 General
Information
As mentioned above, you’ll need the SSP-25 ’s remote control to navigate the menu system. The buttons or
keys you’ll use most are located in the middle of the remote keypad. They are the MENU key, the four arrow
keys ( Up , Down , Left , Right ), and the ENTER key.
In general, these keys do the following:
1) The MENU key opens the menu system. When the menu system is already opened,
each push of the MENU key returns you one level toward the Main MENU screen. At
the Main menu display a final push of the MENU key exits the menu system entirely.
2) At the Main menu display the > ( Right ) or < ( left ) key moves you forward and back
through the three choices (Mode, Source setup, and System setup), but at this display
the
/\ ( Up) or \/ ( Down) arrow keys have no function.
3) The ENTER key selects a choice. Pressing the ENTER key at Source setup option
under Main menu brings up a new display: AV1 setup. Pressing the ENTER key again
allows you to set up or modify the settings associated with AV1 . If instead you Press
the < or > key you are presented with the previous or next input choice. Selecting an
input (with ENTER ) displays the AV1 options. You select the options with the < or >
key.
4) The /\ ( Up arrow) and \/ ( Down ) keys cycle through the options available, or
increases or decreases the values available. Once you reach the option or value you
wish to set, pressing the
< or > sets that option, or value, in Main memory and moves
to the next or previous setup item (example: Mode to Input or mode to An (alog)
input . It is NOT necessary to press ENTER to select a parameter.
5) When you are finished with an input’s setup, pressing the MENU key takes you back
one level so you can select another input to set up. Pressing MENU again at this level
returns you to the first display, allowing you to press the < or > key to choose another
setup option. Though it may seem confusing in print, the actual operation is relatively
simple and intuitive.
6) The ENTER key selects a setting to be setup, moving up a step in the menu.