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If you do wish to make this AV connection, press Input Up so that
YES blinks in the display. Press Monitor. This selected input is now
configured as a dedicated AV connection input, which sets the Zena
volume control to 0dB. This dedicated AV input should ONLY be used
with a source which has its own volume control, such as a surround
processor. NEVER connect a normal line-level source such as a
tuner, CD player, etc. directly to this input, while it is configured in this
manner. You can always restore Input 2 or 3 to normal operation via
the Menu.
When you have configured Input 2 or 3,
“DEDICATE INP.2 (or 3) TO
AV
” will appear in the display. Press Menu to select the next menu-
controlled function.
Restoring Default Settings
You can delete all your custom Menu settings and return to the
factory pre-set default settings.
Doing so deletes all input names, sets Maximum Level at 42, sets
Start Level at 00, sets Brightness at 100%, sets default input names
and sets Input 2 or 3 as a normal audio input.
When RESTORE SETTINGS appears in the display, press Monitor.
RESTORE? appears in the first line of the display. NO and YES
appear in the second line. NO will blink. If you do NOT wish to delete
your custom settings, press Monitor, while NO is flashing, then press
Menu to select the next menu-controlled function.
If you do wish to delete all your custom settings, press Input Up until
YES blinks, then press Monitor. You have now deleted all your
custom settings. The factory preset default settings are now in effect.
RESTORE SETTINGS will appear in the display. Press Menu to
select the next menu-controlled function.
Exiting the Menu
When CONTINUE and EXIT appear in the display, you can either exit
the Menu or return to the beginning of the list of menu-controlled
functions.
To go to the top of the list, press Monitor while CONTINUE is flashing.
To exit the Menu, press an Input button so that EXIT blinks, then
press Monitor to return to normal playback and to the normal display.