MC-12HD Basic Operation
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ZONE 2 TWO-LINE STATUS
Opens on the on-screen and front panel
displays whenever the Zone 2 status
changes. The Zone 2 two-line status
indicates the current input, input source, and volume level
selected in Zone 2.
RECORD ZONE TWO-LINE STATUS
Opens on the on-screen and front panel
displays whenever the Record Zone status
changes. The Record Zone two-line status
indicates the current input, input source, and volume level
selected in the Record Zone.
The ON-SCREEN DISPLAY menu STATUS parameter can control
how long the two-line status appears on the on-screen and front
panel displays. The ON-SCREEN DISPLAY menu POSITION
parameter can control the vertical alignment of the two-line
status on the display device screen.
Notes:
• When the display device is connected to a component video output
connector and the ADVANCED menu COMPONENT OSD parameter
is set to OFF, the display device does not show the on-screen display,
including the two-line status.
• The two-line status displays on the component video output only
when VIDEO IN is set to composite or S-video and COMPONENT IN is
set to VIDEO.
STATUS MENUS
The STATUS menu contains parameters that provide information
about the current input source and listening mode. Status menus are
available for HDMI, 2-channel, Dolby Digital, DTS-ES, analog, digital,
and LIVE! input sources.
All status menus include the letter “S” at the top right corner.
Certain status menus also include level meters that indicate fluctu-
ating audio input levels. Some status menus have more
information than can fit on one screen, or page. These status
menus have two or three pages, and are identified by the caret
(>) near the top right corner.
If HDMI audio or video is active, the HDMI status menu will
appear before other status menus.
DVD1 D VOL
ZONE 2
-34dB
DVD1 D VOL
RECORD
-34dB
D STATUS
INPUT
MODE
CHANNELS
BIT RATE
RL
EX ENCODED
>
CSL
SR
LFE
dB
0
-6
-15
-30
-45
D STATUS
SAMPLE RATE
2.0 ENCODING
DIALOG OFFSET
MIX ROOM
CENTER MIX LVL
SURR MIX LVL
S
S
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