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Operation
When AC power is first applied, all outputs will be muted and all the lights will come on for 1 second
and then go out. The Power / Stand-by light will be lit dim red. The Auto Input and Volume
Stabilization modes will be active as default. When the unit detects an active video input (composite or
S-Video), the Power / Standby light will turn on full and the active input will be selected.
Power
As long as AC power is not lost, the previous status (last selected input, Volume Stabilizer mode and
AIM status) will be resumed when Power / Stand-by is pushed. If AC power was lost, the unit will
default with input #1 selected, Volume Stabilization on and AIM on.
Inputs
Pushing an input button on either the front panel or on the IR remote, will cause the current input and
associated LED to go off and the new input to come on. If the Auto Input Mode is on, the selected input
will over ride the current input until another input is selected or another input is automatically detected.
Auto Input Mode
If the Auto Input Mode (AIM) is active, the unit will look for a video signal on the video inputs to select
an input. If a second input becomes active, the SVS-4 will automatically change to the new input. If you
want to go to another A/V source, simply select the input using the front panel button or the remote. If
you don’t want the SVS-4 to automatically select an active input, turn the AIM mode off. Please note
when you activate AIM, it scans the inputs when the SVS-4 is on or in the stand-by mode.
When the unit is in the standby mode, the
Power/Standby light will be dim and all
other lights will be off
When a video device is turned on, like a
VCR on Input #1, the Power/Standby light
will become bright, the input corresponding
to the device will turn on.
If a second device is turned on (say the DVD
player on input #2) the # 2 light will
illuminate and it will be selected and fed to
your TV
If the second device is turned off, after about
5 seconds, input #1 will be selected.
If both devices are turned off, after about 5
seconds, the SVS-4 will turn off and go into
standby mode waiting for an input.
Note: If an input goes off and back on in less than 5 seconds, the SVS-4 may not sense
the input change so no input change may occur.
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