Bel Canto Design eVo2i - Manual (Page 8)

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A) INPUTS CONFIGURATION Menu
This menu is used to customize the input
options.
It is used to set:
1) Input Function
2) Input Name
3) Initial Volume level
4) Soft Mute level
1) The first level of this menu is used to set
the INPUT FUNCTION. The options are
Stereo or Disabled.
Change these settings by scrolling left or
right to the desired input and pressing
ENTER to change the setting. Use the
UP/DOWN keys to scroll through the set-
ting options. Disable unused inputs.
Press ENTER to exit this menu mode.
2) The second level of this menu is used
for changing the Name of a given input.
To change an input name press ENTER
and you will see an under-bar indicator
for each of the 8 characters that can be
used for naming the input. Scroll the indi-
cator left or right using the LEFT/RIGHT
keys and use the UP/DOWN keys to
scroll through capital and lower case let-
ter, numbers 0-9 and a SPACE.
You can use the SPACE to separate words
and numbers or to center short names like
CD. Press Enter to exit this menu mode.
3) The third menu level is used to set the
Initial Volume level.
Press ENTER and use the UP/DOWN
keys to set the default level when coming
out of STANDBY. Press ENTER to exit this
menu mode
.
4) The fourth menu level is used to set the
Soft Mute Level.
This is preset to -20 dB. This is generally a
good soft mute level.
If you wish to change this for a given
input then press ENTER and use the
UP/DOWN keys to scroll to a different
setting.
Press Enter to exit this menu mode.
Setup Menu Options
Loudspeaker Connection
Connect loudspeakers to the outputs of the
eVo amplifier using the 5-way binding posts
located the rear of the amplifier. The red or
black center plug in the output post can be
removed for use with banana type connec-
tors (all non CE countries). Do not connect
speaker terminals to a ground connection.
The Anti-Phase operation of the outputs
would result in one of the red (positive) out-
puts being connected to ground and cause
the amplifier to go into protection mode and
shut itself off.
Make certain that no connection from the
output terminals is made to a chassis or
earth ground.