Pioneer VSX-520-S: The Input Assign menu The Pre Out Setting

The Input Assign menu The Pre Out Setting: Pioneer VSX-520-S

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The System Setup menu06

For the assignment of the digital signal

inputs, see Choosing the input signal on

The Input Assign menu

page 38.

You only need to make settings in the Input

Assign menu if you didn’t hook up your

equipment according to the default settings for

the component video inputs.

The Pre Out Setting

Specify either using the surround back speaker

Default settings:

or the front height speaker connection with the

COMP 1BD

PRE OUT outputs. An additional amplifier is

COMP 2DVD

required for the speaker connection.

If you didn’t make component video

•Default setting: SURR.BACK (Surround

connections according to the defaults above,

back)

you must assign the numbered input to the

1 Select ‘PRE OUT’ from the System Setup

component you’ve connected (or else you may

menu.

see the video signal of a different component).

For more on this, see Using the component

2 Select which speaker to connect to the

video jacks on page 24.

PRE OUT outputs using

/

.

SURR.BACK – Connect the surround back

1 Select ‘IN ASSIG’ from the System Setup

speaker.

menu.

HEIGHT – Connect the front height

2 Select ‘COMP. IN’ from the IN ASSIG

speaker.

menu.

3Use

/

to select the number of the

component video input to which you’ve

connected your video component.

The numbers correspond with the numbers

beside the inputs on the rear of the receiver.

4 Select the component that corresponds

with the one you connected to that input.

•Use the / buttons and ENTER to select

BD, DVD, TV, DVR or OFF.

If you assign a component input to a

certain function, any component inputs

previously assigned to that function will

automatically be switched off.

Make sure you have connected the audio

from the component to the corresponding

inputs on the rear of the receiver.

If you connect any source component to

the receiver using a component video

input, you should also have your TV

connected to this receiver’s COMPONENT

VIDEO OUT jacks.

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