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MODE BUTTONS
Use the front panel and remote control Mode buttons to audition
listening modes with the current Main Zone input source. Press the
Mode + or – button to scroll up or down through the available
listening modes for the current Main Zone input source. For
example, if a 2-channel source is present in the Main Zone, the
Mode buttons can be used to audition 2-channel listening modes.
Scrolling occurs in the order shown on the MODE ADJUST menu.
The selected listening mode appears in the bottom-left corner of
the Main Zone two-line status. The selected listening mode is
automatically activated when scrolling stops.
MODE FAMILY SELECTION BUTTONS
The remote control mode family selection buttons select a listening
mode within the corresponding mode family. Pressing a mode
family selection button activates the most appropriate listening
mode for the current Main Zone input source. For example,
pressing the L7 button while a 2-channel source is present in the
Main Zone activates the L7 FILM listening mode.
The table below indicates the listening modes associated with each
mode family selection button.
Input Source
Button
2-Channel 5.1 Dolby Digital DTS-ES 5.1a Channel Analog
DOLBY PLIIx + THX† THX* DTS-ES THX* 5.1a THX*
DOLBY PLIIx MOVIE† Dolby DIGITAL* N/A** N/A**
L7 FILM 5.1 L7 FILM DTS-ES L7 FILM* 5.1a L7 FILM
L7 TV 5.1 L7 TV N/A** N/A**
DTS Neo:6 CIN†† N/A** DTS-ES* N/A**
L7 MUSIC 5.1 L7 MUSIC DTS-ES L7 MUSIC* 5.1a L7 MUSIC
* These listening mode names differ depending on the current input source, speaker setup, and parameter settings. Refer to the Listening Mode Descriptions section that begins on the
next page for more information.
** The MODE SELECTION NOT AVAILABLE message appears on the on-screen and front panel displays when the selected listening mode family does not offer a listening mode for the
current Main Zone input source.
† When a 7-speaker configuration is in use, the DPLIIx variant of this mode is loaded.
†† The MODE SELECTION NOT AVAILABLE message appears on the on-screen and front panel displays if the input has a sampling rate of 96kHz. This includes analog inputs converted to 96kHz.