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[

] Display Window

The display area shows all vital infor-

mation when the unit is operational.

[

] Volume Knob

The Volume control adjusts the over-

all loudness of the signals being fed

to the preamplifier outputs. Unlike

conventional controls, the GTP-

860II’s volume control doesn’t have a

start or end position. Volume can also

be adjusted from the remote control

using the Master Volume Up or Down

buttons [31]. The Volume control

does not affect recordings made using

the Tape, Video 3 and Video 4 outputs

but will affect the signal going to the

Preamp Outputs. The volume level is

indicated in the lower right hand side

of the front panel display and on the

OSD(On Screen Display).

On the remote control, press the

Mute button [29] to temporarily

switch off the sound to the Preamp

outputs and headphones. Mute mode

is indicated by “MUTE” in the display

area. Press Mute again to restore

sound. Mute does not affect record-

ings made using the Tape, Video 3

and Video 4 outputs but does affect

the signal going to the Preamp

Outputs.

[

] Headphone Output/

Video 5 Input

A 1/4” stereo jack socket is provided

for headphone listening and will work

with conventional headphones of any

impedance. The volume and tone

controls are operative for headphone

listening. Use a suitable adapter to

connect headphones with other types

of connectors such as 3.5mm stereo

‘personal stereo’ jack plugs. Inserting

a headphone will automatically turn

off the signals from the Preamp

Outputs, and set the listening mode

to Stereo.

REMEMBER: Listening at high levels

can damage your hearing.

The video five input is located on the

front panel to simplify connection of

a camcorder or a video game console.

To select video five, push the cor-

responding front panel button in the

input selector section.

[

] Surround Backs

Pressing this button engages ADCOM’s

proprietary 7.1m²™ decoding algo-

rithm as long as the surround back

speakers have been turned on in the

speaker setup section of the OSD.

The 7.1m²™ decoding process mixes

the signals from the left surround

and right surround channels to derive

two unique signals sent to each back

output. The benefit of our 7.1m²™

decoding process is enhance imaging

between the surround speakers and

the creation of a more diffuse ambi-

ent sound field. The 7.1m²™ process

has the same benefits when com-

pared to other matrix decoding as

stereo signals have over mono signals.

The 7.1m²™ process can also be used

to drive your surround back speakers

when you are listening to an exter-

nally decoded DVD audio or SACD

multi-channel disc. Due to the varying

nature of film soundtracks and music,

you may prefer to activate or deacti-

vate the surround back channels. For

example, Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS

soundtracks benefit greatly from the

addition of the 7.1m²™ processing.

Pro Logic soundtracks on the other

hand provide a mono surround signal

track, which yields a less satisfying

experience when using the surround

back channels.

The level of the Surround Back chan-

nels can be adjusted in the same

manner as the other channels, either

through the On-Screen-Display (OSD)

or with the Bal. or Test functions

from the remote control. Be sure to

experiment to find the balance that

best suits your taste.

[

] Input Selector

These buttons select the active video

and audio input for the GTP-860II.

The source that is currently selected

will be shown on the top line of the

front panel display and the LED in

the source button will be red. On

the left side of the bottom line of

the front panel display the current

type of audio input will be displayed.

The audio input can be assigned to

the input select buttons using the

setup function as described in section

three of this manual. The currently

selected source signal is sent to the

main preamp outputs after process-

ing and the video 3, video 4, aux and

tape outputs. Video signals associated

with an input give priority to s-video

sources over composite video signals.

The video one and video two inputs

also have component video switch-

ing capabilities. This component

video switching is independent of the

composite/S video signal and does not

support on-screen display messages.

Ext 5.1: Selects the multi-channel

output signal from a DVD player or

external decoder source (such as

DVD-Audio) connected to the ext 5.1

input as the active input. This func-

tion can be selected for each source

using the On screen setup functional-

ity as described in section three of

this manual.

Tape Monitor: Selects the output

from a tape recorder when playing

back tapes or monitoring recordings

being made through the Tape sockets.

Press the Tape Monitor button once

to select it and again to return to the

normal input selection.

The Tape Monitor function does not

override the current input selec-

tion that is sent to the tape outputs.

When the Tape Monitor is selected,

you are listening to the signal that

is coming back into the Tape Input

jacks. The currently selected source

is still being sent to the Tape Out

where it can be recorded. This

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