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BasX MC1 Cinema Processor
THE SETUP MENU
The Setup Menu is where you access most of the advanced configuration options on the MC1. The
Setup Menu is divided into several sections, each of which have several options:
• SETUP - SOURCE SETUP
• SETUP - AUDIO MODE
• SETUP - SPEAKER SETUP
• SETUP - EQ SETUP
• SETUP - OPTIONS
• SETUP - SAVE AND RECALL
• SETUP - ABOUT
SETUP - SOURCE
This menu enables you to configure several options individually for each input on the MC1.
Enable -
This option allows you to disable inputs which are not being used.
Rename - This option allows you to change the name associated with the Input.
Video Source -
With HDMI Inputs the video that is displayed always comes from the selected
HDMI input. With Audio Inputs, you may choose to display a blank video screen, or video from a
different Video Input.
Note: In this Menu the “Input Name” refers to the INPUT (button) DESIGNATION.
On the MC1 you MAY assign the same PHYSICAL HDMI SOURCE to multiple “HDMI Inputs”.
For example, you MAY configure “HDMI 1” to have Video Source = HDMI 1 and
Audio Source = HDMI (also HDMI 1), and ALSO configure “HDMI 2” to have its
Video Source = HDMI 1, but with a different Audio Source.
Audio Source -
This option allows you to associate audio from a different audio source with a
specific HDMI Input. The default setting for HDMI sources is “HDMI”, which assigns the current
HDMI signal as the Audio Source. Options include audio from the selected HDMI signal or from
any other valid Audio Input. (You cannot select to associate audio from a different HDMI input.)
EQ Select - This option allows you to select which set of EQ settings are associated with the input.
Options include EMO-Q EQ settings, three Manual EQ settings, and Bypass, which allows you to
listen to the original audio signal with no EQ applied.
Volume Mode -
When you turn the MC1 Off it remembers the current Volume setting and returns
to that setting when the MC1 is turned back on. However, there are several more advanced
options that modify how the MC1 treats the Volume setting when individual inputs are selected.
The default setting is Unified. The Volume is simply treated as being the same for all inputs; and
the Volume doesn’t specifically change when you change inputs. If you set this to Individual, the
MC1 remembers the Volume setting for each input separately, and when you select an input the
MC1 returns to the Volume setting that was last used FOR THAT INPUT. If you set this to Additional,
the MC1 returns to the individual Volume last used for that input, BUT THAT SETTING IS MODIFIED
BY THE SPECIFIC AMOUNTS YOU SPECIFY.