Theta Digital Casablanca II, Руководство пользователя

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Calculate the difference (distance in feet) between the right side and right front speakers. Add the difference to the
default value already set for the right side to give this speaker its new value.
Because of their low frequency properties, typically a delay in the subwoofer(s) is virtually undetectable. This being the
case, it may be appropriate to leave the subwoofer delay values set at 0. However, if any subwoofer is closer to the
listening position than the front left/right speakers, a delay value can be set for these subs. The delay value will be the
difference (in feet) between the sub itself and the front left or right speaker, to the listening position.
Default Mode
Each INPUT SELECT button can have a different default MODE assigned to it. To assign a default MODE for a given
INPUT SELECT button, first press the applicable INPUT SELECT button, SETUP / INP (input) then button # 4 in figure
21 on page 49 ( MODE ). Edit this parameter to select the desired default MODE , then press SETUP twice to exit.
Repeat this procedure for each INPUT SELECT button.
Note : Pressing the front panel MODE function button allows the user to audition different modes for a given source,
when applicable, however changing modes via the MODE button does not store a mode selection.
Onscreen Display (OSD) Setup
The OSD setup feature allows the user to customize the on screen displays and the STATUS display.
Pressing SETUP , INP then OSD (button # 5 in figure 21) activates the OSD set up menu, shown in figure 38.
Figure 38 - Front Panel Display of the SETUP / INP / OSD Sub Menu
Button #
1 ( COLOR ) allows the user to select up to 7 different OSD background colors.
The entire OSD can be offset from the left and top edges of the screen (button #s 2 and 3 respectively) to
accommodate differences in monitors.
The configuration ( CFG ) feature can switch the Casablanca II’s OSD to accommodate either an NTSC or PAL monitor.
When a function button is pressed, its OSD will remain on the screen until the user is no longer in any function menu.
The display
TIME (in seconds) setting allows the user to set the amount of time (delay) that the video monitor displays
the INPUT SELECT menu, when changing inputs. If the LCD is turned off (in the SETUP / INP Page 1 sub menu
(button # 6 in figure 21– page 49) and any button is pressed, the LCD will revert to full brightness for the amount of
seconds in the TIME parameter. Setting the TIME value to 0 turns off the OSD for the currently selected input.
Status Setup
STATUS (button # 6 ) displays a 2 page sub menu, which allows the user to change the position of the Status screen
text on the video monitor only. This sub menu is shown in figure 39.
Figure 39 - Front Panel Display of the SETUP / INP / OSD / STATUS 1 Sub Menu
The items in the two STATUS sub menus are the only ones displayed in the OSD when the STATUS button on the
hand held remote is pressed. Changing any value to 0 will disable that item from being displayed in the OSD. The