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E. Programming a tape/monitor lock-out:
If a tape deck or equalizer/signal processor is connected to the TheaterMaster’s digital or
analog Tape/Mon outputs, feedback could result if this same tape deck/signal processor is
selected as the Tape/Mon input. This situation can be avoided by teaching TheaterMaster
not to accept the tape deck/signal processor as the Tape/Mon input. This is accomplished by
pressing
F - TapMon - Inp 1, Inp 2, Inp 3, Inp 4, Inp 5
or
Inp 6
( and, for the Signature, by
pressing
F - TapMon - Analog - Inp 1, Inp 2, Inp 3, Inp 4, Inp 5
or
Inp 6
), where the
numbers correspond respectively to the digital and analog inputs on the TheaterMaster con-
nected to the tape deck/signal processor’s outputs.*
This feature can be defeated by pressing F -
TapMon - 0 or F - TapMon - Analog - 0 , as required.
These keys are grouped together
on page 1 of the remote control’s Setup-2 device. Pressing these key sequences momen-
tarily brings up the System Configuration Screen, where the programmed analog and digital
Tape/Mon lock-outs are displayed (see figure, page 18).
*Here and throughout this manual, a remote control key sequence of the form “ A - B ” means that the B key should
follow the A key within a 2-second “time-out” period. A remote control key sequence of the form
“
A-A
”
means
“double-click” the A button—i.e., press A twice within a 0.8-second “time-out” period.
F. Programming Audio/Video (A/V) links:
TheaterMaster provides automatic switching of video inputs whenever audio inputs are
switched.* To program this automatic switching of video inputs, it is necessary to teach the
TheaterMaster which video inputs correspond with which audio inputs.
To accomplish this, go to page 4 of the remote control’s
Setup-1
device (first go back to the
Main Menu by pressing the device header at the top of the current remote control page,
then press
Setup 1
). Next, select a desired digital audio input by pressing
Inp 1, Inp 2, Inp
3, Inp 4, Inp 5 or Inp 6
, or a desired analog audio input by pressing
Analog - Inp 1, Inp 2
or
Inp 3
(
Inp 4, Inp 5
or
Inp 6
,
Signature
only).* Alternatively, you may press
NEXT
input or
PREV
input until the desired audio input is reached.
The next step is to select the desired, corresponding composite video source by pressing
Video - Inp 1, Inp 2
or
Inp 3
(
Inp 4, Inp 5
or
Inp 6
,
Signature
only), or S-video source by
pressing Video - Inp 1 - Inp 1, Inp 2 - Inp 2, or Inp 3 - Inp 3 ( Inp 4 - Inp 4, Inp 5 - Inp 5 or
Inp 6 - Inp 6
,
Signature
only). (I.e., double-clicking the video input selection bottons is the
technique for selecting S-video.)
Finally, once the desired audio and video inputs have both been selected, go to page 4 of the
remote control’s
Setup 1 device, and press press
Link A/V
. TheaterMaster will beep to con-
firm. This programs the TheaterMaster to select this video input whenever this audio input
is selected. Repeat this process until all the desired video links are programmed. (To change
any of these programmed A/V links, simply repeat the above process for a particular input.)
Pressing
Link A/V
(found on page 4 of the remote’s
Setup 1
device), with a digital (or analog)
input momentarily brings up TheaterMaster’s Digital (or Analog) A/V Links Screen, allow-
ing the user to review all the current, programmed A/V links. [This and any other screen can
also be accessed at any time by pressing
DISP
▼
on page 4 of the remote control’s Theater-
Master
device, which scrolls through the various screens shown on page 17.]
*Video switching with the Signature requires the optional SwitchMaster professional-grade 150 Megahertz video
switcher (see Chapter XI: “Options”). After installing the SwitchMaster (see Chapter III: “C. Hookup”), video
switching and programming of A/V links follows the same procedure described above.
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