Owner`s manual

1.3 Remote Control

1) DISPLAY

This button changes the intensity of the front panel information

display by turning off the readout. The display panel itself

remains lit.

2) STANDBY

This button duplicates the function of the STANDBY button

described in FRONT PANEL (#4) above. While in standby

mode the SSP-25 will only respond to the standby button.

3) THX

The THX button turns on or off THX effects. Playback of

laser disks or DVDs that have been formatted for THX

playback will benefit from this added processing.

4) MODE BUTTONS < & >

These buttons are functionally identical to those on the front

panel. They step back and forth through the SSP-25’s

operating modes in the following sequence: DTS® Cinema,

DTS® Music, Analog Bypass, Mono (Center), Stereo, Stereo

Surround, Dolby Pro Logic®, Dolby Digital® (AC3). Utilizing

the two buttons you can quickly arrive at the mode you

desire. SEE APPENDIX FOR AN EXPLANATION OF THE

VARIOUS MODES.

5) AUTO

The “AUTO” button is used to cause the SSP-25 to test the

character of the input signal on the current input. If the

current input has been set to “Manual” and the input signal

changes the SSP-25 will be unable to recognize the new

signal. Pressing “AUTO” will correct the problem.

6) TRIM

Pressing this button brings up a display which reads:

“Balance trim Left +0.0 dB.” By next pressing the keys

marked “/\” or “\/” above and below the “ENTER” button you

can either increase or decrease in 0.5 dB steps the volume

of the Left front channel. You can navigate through the other

individual channels by pressing the “<” or “>” buttons to the

left or right of the “ENTER” button. The sequence is “Left

Front, “Center”, “Right Front”, “Left Surround”, “Right

Surround”, and “Subwoofer.” Only the selected channel is

affected. Each press of the “/\” or “\/” button changes the

volume up or down by 0.5 dB, and as well, each press of the

“>” or “<” button moves from channel to channel. Pressing

“Trim” again brings back the display previously selected.

Changing the volume, using either the front panel mounted

gain control or the “Volume” buttons on the remote,

maintains the same balance selected with the “Trim” feature.