Denon AVR-5800 Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 88)

@ Press the - and - buttons rn the Icon

display section to display the DVD icon, then

press the DVD icon to select it.

Here, press the DVD “ON” and “PLAY”

buttons.

% To select buttons on other pages, press the

JOG switch’s left and right buttons to switch

the page.

After the buttons are registered, press the

“END” button.

When the “END” button is pressed, the drsplay

swatches to a confirmation screen.

@ The buttons registered in steps @ and @ are

displayed on the confirmation screen.

Press the “OK” button to regrster the system

call settings. The system call button name

switches from gray to black.

The system call signals are stored at the open

system call button wrth the lowest number.

I Initially they are stored at “CALL 1”

131 Editing registered system call settings

@ Press “SETUP” on the icon display section for 3

seconds to drsplay the setup screen.

Press the “Sys. Call Setup” button on the

“Setup 3/4” page to drsplay the system call

selection screen.

@I Press the - and 7 buttons on the call list

to display the system call button you want to

edrt.

Press the system call button you want to edit so

that it is displayed in half-tone dot mesh, then

press the “EDIT” button to set the system call

edit mode.

@ Editing system call settings

@-I Changrng the delay time

By default, the delay time IS set to 0.7

seconds.

The delay time can be changed to anything

between 0 and 10 seconds rn steps of 0.1

second.

The delay times at the rrght of the buttons

indicate the time from which the signal for

that button IS sent until the srgnal for the

next button is sent.

a. Press the button on the system call

edrtrng screen’s button list whose delay

time you want to change so that it is

displayed in half-tone dot mesh.

b. Press the A and ‘I buttons at the

bottom right of the editing screen to set

the desired delay time.

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