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INPUT
Indicates the selected input (for example, DVD1).
INPUT TYPE ANLG, BYP, PCM, MIC, ---
Indicates the input source that is present. When the parameter
setting is ANLG, a 2-channel analog audio source is present and the
ADVANCED menu 2-CH ANLG BYP parameter is set to OFF. When
the parameter setting is BYP (Bypass), a 2-channel analog audio
source is present and the 2-CH ANLG BYP parameter is set to ON.
When the parameter setting is PCM, a 2-channel digital audio
source is present. When the parameter setting is MIC, a micro-
phone source is present. When the parameter setting is ---, an
unknown digital audio source is present.
MIX ROOM SMALL, LARGE
Indicates the size of the mixing room that was used during the mixing
process. When the parameter setting is LARGE, you should set the
RE-EQUALIZATION parameter to ON for THX listening modes.
MODE
Indicates the activated listening mode (e.g., L7 FILM).
SAMPLE RATE 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, 96kHz
Indicates the sample rate of the input source that is present.
SURR MIX LVL +0.0dB, -3.0dB, -6.0dB
Indicates the relative surround channel level that was used during
the mixing process.
WORD LENGTH 16 bits, 20 bits, 24 bits
Indicates the word length of the audio data present in the input signal.
STATUS MENU LEVEL METERS
Most STATUS menus contain level meters that indicate fluctuating
input levels in the front left (L), center (C), front right (R), surround left
(SL), surround right (SR), surround back (SB) and subwoofer (SUB)
channels. These level meters indicate input levels for both analog and
digital input sources. For example, the level meters indicate digital
audio input levels when a digital audio source is present.
Different combinations of level meters appear on each STATUS menu,
depending on the source that is present. The SB level meter appears
when a 6.1-channel source is present, or when a 5.1-channel source
is present and the ES DECODING parameter is set to ON.
Level meters appear in combinations of green, yellow and red when
the on-screen display is configured for a blue-screen background.
Green indicates low levels, yellow indicates normal levels, and red
indicates high levels and the onset of overload. Level meters appear
in white when the on-screen display is not configured for a blue
screen background.