User manual ROTEL RT-622

[. . . ] Do not allow foreign objects to get into the enclosure. If the unit is exposed to moisture, or a foreign object gets into the enclosure, immediately disconnect the power cord from the wall. Take the unit to a qualified service person for inspection and necessary repairs. Read all the instructions before connecting or operating the component. [. . . ] · When playing a DVD VIDEO or Audio CD disc with DTS, use a DTS decoder to get correct signals from your speakers. ANALOG OUTPUT To correctly play the audio on a DVD VIDEO disc recorded with surround multichannel audio, you must set this item properly according to your audio system configuration. (This function does not work when the VSS function is activated. ) Setting options: 2-CH DOLBY SURROUND, 2-CH STEREO, MULTI CHANNEL 2-CH DOLBY SURROUND: select when listening to multichannel surround audio with the analog AUDIO OUT terminals of the RT-622 connected to a surround decoder. 2-CH STEREO: select when listening to conventional two-channel stereo audio with the AUDIO OUT terminals of the RT-622 connected to a stereo amplifier/receiver or television set, or in case you want to record the audio from a DVD VIDEO disc to MiniDisc, cassette, etc. MULTI CHANNEL: select when listening to multichannel surround audio in a system where the 5. 1 audio outputs of the RT-622 are connected to an amplifier equipped with 5. 1 channel inputs. D. RANGE CONTROL This setting provides optimal audio quality from the analog AUDIO OUT terminals when listening to DVD VIDEO discs recorded in Dolby Digital format, at low or middle volume. Setting options: WIDE RANGE, NORMAL, TV MODE WIDE RANGE: when selected, audio is played back with the widest dynamic range so that you can enjoy powerful playback sound. TV MODE: select if DVD Video disc sound level is lower than TV program sound level. This lets you clearly hear sound at lower volume levels. OUTPUT LEVEL This setting allows you to attenuate the level of the signal output from the analog AUDIO OUT terminals of the RT-622. Setting options: STANDARD, LOW If the sound output from the speaker is distorted, select LOW. For example, some discs may not allow rapid advance/reverse or slow motion playback. When you press a remote control or front panel button if the RT-622 cannot perInvalid Operaform the operation the tion icon appears on your TV screen. Operations are occasionally unacceptable even if it is not displayed. 3 Press ENTER. The pull-down menu for the MONITOR TYPE is already open. AUDIO menu DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT When you connect the digital output of the RT-622 to an external device equipped with a digital input, this item must be set correctly. See "Appendix C: Digital Output Signal Chart" for details about the relation between the setting and output signals. 8 Press / to select a desired digital output signal type. If you connect the RT-622 to an external surround decoder or D/A converter set this as needed. Setting options: PCM ONLY, DOLBY DIGITAL/PCM, STREAM/PCM PCM ONLY: select when you connect the DIGITAL OUT jack of the RT-622 to the linear PCM digital input of other audio equipment. DOLBY DIGITAL/PCM: select when you connect the DIGITAL OUT jack of the RT-622 to the digital input of a Dolby Digital decoder or an amplifier with a built-in Dolby Digital decoder. When this option is selected, playing back a disc recorded by the MPEG Multichannel format outputs a linear PCM digital signal. 4 Press / to select the desired monitor type. For a normal (conventional) TV, select 4:3 LB or 4:3 PS. [. . . ] To turn off the VFP mode selection window press VFP 26 . 3 Press / You can set the effect level from 1 to 5. To turn off the VSS window press the VSS button again. 32 14 to adjust the effect level. The sampling frequencies indicated are as follows: 44. 1, 48, 88. 2, 96, 176. 4, and 192 (kHz). Any figure below the first decimal place is omitted in the display window. To turn off the menu bar and status bar press ON SCREEN again. The indicator on the right end of the menu bar shows the status of the player: ­ Playback mode. [. . . ]