Detailed instructions for use are in the User's Guide.
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controls welcome safety first / when you need assistance preparing the remote control - installing batteries connectivity
analog audio inputs..............................................................9 5.1 analog bypass ...............................................................9 digital audio inputs...............................................................9 TAGtronic Sync Link `T2L' ....................................................10 AC-3 RF Laserdisc interface .................................................10 composite video inputs........................................................11 S-video inputs ....................................................................11 Component video inputs......................................................11 audio outputs main zone .....................................................12 audio zone 2 .....................................................................12 balanced XLR outputs ..........................................................12 speaker positioning ............................................................13 analog and digital tape outputs............................................14 TAGtronic Bus routing .........................................................15 FM antennae connections ....................................................15 DAB digital radio antenna ...................................................15 RS232 / IR TX controller connections ....................................16 action switches...................................................................16 external infra red receiver connections ..................................17 composite video outputs ......................................................18 S-video outputs...................................................................18 RGB/component video output ..............................................18 digital video DVI output.......................................................18
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on screen display video standard & signal conversion basic system set-up: an example switching on / standby / clock controlling remotely front panel display in operation status screen: essential user settings at a glance source selection volume control - main and zone 2
changing volume................................................................25 changing between main and zone 2.....................................25 start volume .......................................................................25 maximum volume................................................................25
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26 27 28 29 31 32 33 mute and partial mute (attenuation) balance (front, rear, left right) surround modes & initial modes THX post processing THX Cinema, THX Ultra2 and THX Music THX Surround EX surround modes
mono, direct, bypass, HDCD ...............................................33 stereo, Pro Logic. Pro Logic II ...............................................34 DTS Neo:6, TAG McLaren Surround, party ............................35 Dolby Digital, DTS, DTS ES 6.1 ............................................36 DTS 96 / 24, Multi-channel (initial mode)..............................37
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height channel audio channel indicator: audio status tuning the LFE or subwoofer level cursor assigmenment
balance.............................................................................40 Pro Logic II Music ...............................................................40 AV192R radio tuning ..........................................................40 T32R tuning via TAGtronic Bus .............................................40 quick settings ....................................................................41
42 The AV192R set-up menu : introduction 44 first time set-up wizard 45 Change Set-up
Dolby Digital / DTS night mode ...........................................45 front panel text set-up ..........................................................46 front panel brightness..........................................................47 on-screen configuration .......................................................48 radiotext display ................................................................48 video inputs configuration....................................................49 RGB / HDTV input signal configuration .................................49 DVI / HDMI inputs..............................................................50 analog audio inputs configuration ........................................50 digital audio input configuration...........................................53 TAGtronic Sync Link configuration ........................................54 when to use height speaker .................................................55 5.1 analog bypass configuration..........................................56 source input key assignments on remote ................................57 loudspeaker definition and calibration ..................................58 mode dependent speaker trims.............................................60 distance between back speakers ..........................................60 subwoofer types .................................................................61 bass redirection rules ..........................................................62 speaker calibration .............................................................63 alternative listening position.................................................63 5.1 replay through 7.1 loudspeakers ....................................64
65 TMREQ TAG McLaren Room EQ
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main zone / zone 2 configuration ........................................66 mute configuration ..............................................................66 Dolby Headphone ..............................................................66 Dolby Pro Logic IIx configuration ..........................................67 NTSC/ PAL latency offset.....................................................68 PSM192 video output format ...............................................68 OSD on composite and S-video............................................68
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PSM192: configuration .......................................................69 PSM192: settings ...............................................................70 PSM192: in AV192R and DVD32 ........................................71
71 VSM2048 video scaler
VSM2048: video outputs.....................................................72 VSM2048: configure video inputs ........................................76 VSM2048: picture in picture................................................78
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FM radio DAB digital radio clock setting action switches: relay and trigger standby / wakeup timer RS232 / IR TX controller | RS232 controller
RS232 settings ...................................................................91 IR learning .........................................................................93 macros ..............................................................................97 macros: an example ...........................................................98 macro: RS232....................................................................99 macro: RC 5 / TAGtronic Bus.............................................100 macro: learnt IR / chaining ................................................101 change bus ID ..................................................................102 31 xxx macros .................................................................103 cursor key functions...........................................................104 control via a PC................................................................105
106 TAGtronic Bus
in and out of standby ........................................................106 sending remote commands via AV192R ..............................107 synchronising brightness....................................................107 controlling (multiple) amplifiers ...........................................107 corresponding with DVD32/DVD192 & T32R .......................112
113 hardware and software upgrades
how to enable a new software option .................................114 programming the remote ..................................................115 upgrading the AV192R's software ......................................119
123 connecting AV192R to DVD32 with PSM192 124 running in, warming up, cleaning and service 125 standards acknowledgements
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power / standby indicator input / zone 2 selection buttons mode / standby buttons function buttons flag / zone 2 indicators display volume knob remote command acknowledge indicator remote command receiver window power button front panel electronics - option a infra-red receiver for use with RS232/IR TX controller option b S-video input CAM-S c composite video input CAM-C d analog stereo input CAM e RS232 programming input f headphones output infra-red receiver output - RS232/IR TX controller option RS232 input - RS232/IR TX controller option RS232 output - RS232/IR TX controller option DVI output - PSM192 or PSM192/VSM2048 option DVI input - VSM2048 option DVI input - DVI switcher option PSU input - VSM2048 option FM 1 / 2 antenna inputs - FM radio option DAB digital radio antenna input - DAB digital radio option HDTV video input - RGB/Component switcher option RGB / Component inputs - RGB/Component switcher option RGB / Component output - RGB/Component switcher option balanced/XLR analog audio outputs - option action switches input/output for electrical `infra-red' distribution system microphone input - for future use S-video inputs composite video inputs optical digital audio output DVD192 - BNC based digital audio input digital audio inputs 1st digital audio output analog audio outputs zone 2 - analog audio outputs 5.1 analog bypass AC connection with fuse holder, above TAGtronic communication bus S-video outputs composite video outputs TAGtronic Synchronisation Link connector 2nd digital output or AC-3 RF Laserdisc input - option tape output analog audio inputs
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Dr. Udo Zucker Chief Executive Officer TAG McLaren Audio
TAG McLaren Audio exists with one aim in mind: to produce the very best audio and audio-visual equipment in the world. Like many people, I often have my best ideas when relaxing to a piece of music or watching a movie. For years, knowing the technical capabilities of TAG McLaren, I have nurtured the ambition to push music reproduction to the absolute limit; that's why we formed TAG McLaren Audio. At the core of our development team are highly experienced engineers whose heritage of award-winning hi-fi and world-beating electronic control systems is envied by many and equalled by few. There are many immediate spin-offs into audio from our expertise in automotive electronics, mechanical engineering and the material science of Formula One motor racing: multi-layer printed circuits, fast digital signal processing, electronic noise suppression, radio frequency technology and software expertise to name but a few - all prerequisites of an outstanding audio product. TAG McLaren Audio's aim is perfection c ...
