Onkyo TX-SV919 Owner Manual - Page 28

When operating with the cursor on the screen using the remote control 1. Press the ENTER/ESCAPE key. 2. Move the cursor to Input Selector and press the ENTER/ ESCAPE key. ENTER:ESCAPE O O =1 CURSOR **** Menu **** Sys t em Se tup Rec Se l ector Surround Setup Screen Setup External Decoder Menu Off ENTER ESCAPE O 0 CURSOR CED I PPII , Sr l ecINT .0 Pi c ture - VIDEO -I :JOr0 Sound AMID TAPE -2 Mu r. I . - OFF I. Ci ass = F pres, , - Och AIL 14.*: Mod - BY-PASS Picture Indicates the input source of the picture. To change the input source, press the .4 or IP- CURSOR keys while the cursor is located on Picture. Sound Indicates the input source of the sound. To change the input source, press the .4 or ► CURSOR keys while the cursor is located on Sound. When you press the .4 or IP. CURSOR keys while the cursors are on both Picture and Sound, you can change the input source of the Picture and Sound at the same time. However if you select other than VIDEO-1 to 6 for the input source, the image will be fixed to the most recently selected video source so that only the sound changes. Using headphones PHONES TAPE-2 moni. Indicates TAPE-2 MONITOR ON/OFF. When you press the .44 or PP. CURSOR keys while the cursor is located on TAPE-2, the monitoring will be switched to ON/OFF. Sur. Mode Each input source can have a different Surround mode assigned to it, so the Surround mode position will be automatically set according to which input source of sound you choose. The current Surround mode will be shown on screen. Therefore each time •you change the input source of the sound, the display will also be changed. To change the Surround mode assigned to the current input source, press the .41 or PO. CURSOR keys while the cursor is located at Sur- round Mode. See page 42 for further details regarding the Surround mode. Stereo headphones with a standard binaural (stereo) plug can be connected to the phones jack. The sound heard through the headphones is the sound from the Front speakers, but may sound a little different to what was heard from the speakers (it may sound relatively far away). 0 28