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About the indicators on the display

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LFE

LCR

SL S SR

;

D

;

PLII

;

PL OPT DTS MEMORY RDS ST

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Name Function

A SW Lights up when the audio signal

is output from the SUB

WOOFER jack.

B LFE Lights up when the disc being

played back contains an LFE

(Low Frequency Effect)

channel and the LFE channel

signal is actually being

reproduced.

C ; D Lights up when the receiver is

decoding Dolby Digital signals.

Note

When playing a Dolby Digital

format disc, be sure that you

have made digital connections

and that INPUT MODE is set to

“AUTO” (page 50).

D ; PL/

; PLII

“; PL” lights up when the

receiver applies Pro Logic

processing to 2 channel signals

in order to output the center and

surround channel signals.

“; PLII” lights up when the

Pro Logic II Movie/Music

decoder is activated.

E OPT Lights up when INPUT MODE

is set to “AUTO” and the source

signal is a digital signal being

input through the OPTICAL

jack.

Name Function

F DTS Lights up when the receiver is

decoding DTS signals.

Note

When playing a DTS format

disc, be sure that you have made

digital connections and that

INPUT MODE is set to

“AUTO” (page 50).

G MEMORY Lights up when a memory

function, such as Preset

Memory (page 46), etc., is

activated.

H Tuner

indicators

Lights up when using the

receiver to tune in radio stations

(page 45), etc.

Note

“RDS” appears for models of

area code CEL, CEK only.

I Preset

station

indicators

Lights up when using the

receiver to tune in preset radio

stations. For details on

presetting radio stations, see

page 46.

J D.RANGE Lights up when dynamic range

compression is activated (page

33).

K COAX Lights up when DVD/BD input

is selected. However,

“UNLOCK” appears on the

display if no digital signal is

input through the COAXIAL

jack.

L HDMI Lights up when the receiver

recognizes a component

connected via an HDMI IN jack

(page 18).

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