Lexicon SDP-40 - Manual (Page 37)

MAIN MENU
MODE ADJUST
AUDIO CONTROLS
SETUP
DVD1 INPUT NAME
EDIT INPUT NAME
RESTORE DEFAULT NAME
DVD1 INPUT SETUP
NAME DVD1
DIGITAL IN COAX-1
ANALOG IN NONE
ANLG IN LVL AUTO
VIDEO IN S-VIDEO-1
COMPONENT IN 1
2-CH L7 FILM
D 5.1 L7 FILM
dts L7 FILM
MAIN ADVANCED
ZONE2 ADVANCED
RECORD ADVANCED
INPUT SETUP
DVD1
DVD2
LD
TV
SAT
VCR
CD
PVR
GAME
TAPE
TUNER
AUX
NAME
Selecting NAME accesses the INPUT NAME menu, which can be
used to customize and restore input names.
EDIT INPUT NAME
EDIT INPUT NAME allows the customization of
input names. Selecting this option accesses the
pulldown menu pictured at the right.
Use the up and down MENU arrows to
change the character above the ^. Up to
eight characters (including blank spaces) can
be entered. Use the right MENU arrow to advance to the next
character. The ^ will automatically wrap to the first character space
after the eighth character space is passed. When finished, press the
left MENU arrow to close the pulldown menu.
DVD1 INPUT NAME
EDIT INPUT NAME
DVD1
W Y BUTTONS TO EDIT
UP TO 8 CHARACTERS
V BUTTON TO ADVANCE
3-4
The input name will change on the on-screen and front panel
displays. However, the input name will not change on the INPUT
SETUP menu that prompts the selection of the desired input for
configuration (pictured above, third menu from the left).
RESTORE DEFAULT NAME
RESTORE DEFAULT NAME restores the factory-default name of the
selected input. Factory-default names correspond to the labels on
the front panel and remote control. Selecting this option accesses
a pulldown menu that reads “PRESS MENU V TO RESTORE INPUT
NAME.” Press the right MENU arrow to restore the factory-default
name of the selected input. Press the left MENU arrow to exit the
pulldown menu without restoring the factory-default name of the
selected input.
The SETUP Menu
JBL
SETUP INPUTS DVD1 NAME
^
SETUP
INPUTS
SPEAKERS
REAR PANEL CONFIG
DISPLAYS
VOLUME CONTROLS
TRIGGERS
LOCK OPTIONS
DVD1 is used as an example in this illustration, and will continue to be used as an example
throughout this section. Whenever “DVD1” appears as a step in a menu path, any other input
may be substituted.