PSA GCC-500 - Manual (Page 9)

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Setup Instructions 5
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Setup instructions
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Owner’s Reference GCP Stereo Preamplifi er
At any time, you may press the Power button to exit to Setup Menu.
Input Name Editing:
This mode allows you to edit the name of the Input on the Display.
The character with an underscore is the character that you are currently editing.
To edit the Input Name, you will use the following controls:
Mute Button –
This button allows you to move to the next character. When you press it, you will see the
underscore move to the next character. When you reach the end of the line, the underscore will start
again at the beginning of the line.
Volume Control Knob –
Turn the volume control knob to edit the current character. For your reference, here is a list of the
possible characters:
0123456789:-#. ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
When you are fi nished editing the name, hit either Input Up or Input Down to go to the next option,
or hit the Power button to exit the Setup Menu.
Input Gain Editing:
This mode allows you to adjust the gain of each individual input relative to the other inputs. You can
use this control to Gain match each of your components so that they are all at the same level on the
volume control.
To edit the Input Gain, you will use the following controls:
Volume Control Knob –
Turn the volume control knob to edit the gain. You can go down to a minimum of -5dB or up to a
maximum of +5dB in 0.1dB steps.
When you are fi nished editing the gain, hit either Input Up or Input Down to go to the next option, or
hit the Power button to exit the Setup Menu.
Home Theater Bypass Mode:
This mode allows you to assign one of the Inputs as a Home Theater Bypass. This allows you to
use your 2-channel preamp in your multichannel home theater system. Normally, your Surround
Name the inputs
whatever you
want
Home Theater
bypass
Input naming
Adjust the gain of
each input