Onkyo TX-DS656 Owner Manual - Page 28

Input source selection and surround setup 1 00 o = 2 0 0 0 5 TUNER section 4 9'.r."'" Using the rtenote controller You can use the remote controller to select an input source and set up the surround mode for playback . 1. Press the POWER button. The STAND-BY indicator on the front panel goes out and the display lights up. Note: If the SPEAKER MAIN indicator is not lit on the display, press the SPEAKERS MAIN button on the unit's front panel to make it appear on the display. 2. Select the desired invt source using the SOURCE SELLt-TriR buttons. SOURCE SELECTOR button DVD VIDEO-1 VIDEO-2 VIDEO-3 TAPE-1 TAPE-2 TUNER PHONO CD Selected input source DVD player Video Cassette Recorder Video Cassette Recorder, TV Video camera MD recorder, DAT deck, cassette tape deck Cassette tape deck Built-in tuner Turntable CD player If the selected input source is connected to one of the DIGITAL INPUT connectors of the TX-DS656... For details, "Selecting the digital/analog audio input" on page 30. 3. Start playing the selected input source. If you have selected "TUNER" in step 2... Select the group and preset No. using the GROUP and PRESET -4111/110.- buttons in the TUNER area of the remote controller, respectively. For details, see "Tuning in a broadcasting station" on page 32. Note that you cannot select stations which have not been preset. 4. Adjust the sound volume using the VOLUME A or V button. The current sound volume is shown on the front panel display while adjustment is in progress. If no sound is output... Check if "TAPE-2 MONITOR" is shown on the display. If it is lit, the TAPE-2 function is enabled and sound is not output when an input source other than "TAPE-2" is selected. In this case, press the TAPE-2 button to clear the "TAPE-2 MONITOR" display. For details, see "Using the TAPE-2 MONITOR function" on page 44. 5. Press the SUR MODE button repeatedly to select the desired surround mode. To have stereo sound output, set the Surround Mode item to "STEREO". The surround mode once set will be recalled automatically every time the same input source is selected. (The previously set surround parameters will also be recalled.) For details, see "Selecting a surround mode" on page 39. 28