Sherbourn SR-120, Owner'S Manual

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 

DIRECT Tuner Controls - Press the DIRECT button, 

then the numbers for frequency tuning.

 

UP/DOWN Tuner Controls - Switch to stations above or 

below the frequency of the current station. When either 

button is pressed, the SR-120 scans in the indicated 

direction and stops at the next station it detects.. 

 

Preset Tuner Memory Buttons - Press just the numbers 

(do not press DIRECT) for tuning the memorized presets.

 

Press MEM, a preset number, and then OK to 

store the currently playing channel into a preset. 

5.

 Signal Processing Indicator Lights

PCM - shows a PCM source is being played. 

DD/DD+ - shows a Dolby Digital source is being played.

TRUE HD - shows a Dolby True HD source is being 

played.

DTS - shows a DTS source is being played.

DTS-HD - shows a DTS-HD source is being played.

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 Processor Display

This soothing blue display shows which input is selected, 

the tuner frequency, volume level, and other useful 

information.

7.

IR Receiver Location

The display window should be clean and free from 

obstruction for the remote control to work.

8.

MUTE Button

This turns off the sound. Press it again, or adjust the volume 

control to return to the previous volume level.

9.

DIM Button

The front panel display has ten levels of illumination - 

10 being the brightest, 1 being the dimmest and off to  

eliminate all illumination. Each press of the button increases 

brightness until 10; the next brightness step after 10 is off.

10.

Navigation Buttons

These buttons allow you to navigate the menu systems. 

11.

OK Button

This button is used to input information from the main 

menu. OK is equal to Enter on the OSD menu.

12.

RETURN Button

This button returns you to the previous menu and exits out 

of the menu.

13.

MENU Button

This button enters or exits the menu.

14.

 Channel Status LEDs.

Each LED corresponds to an amplifier channel and is blue in 

normal operation. When the SR-120 is in Standby, and Zone 

2 is off, none are lit. If a single channel faults, the Standby 

LED will go out, the Channel Status LED for that channel will 

light red, and the LEDs for the other channels will light blue.  

CH7=front left; CH6=center; CH5=front right;  

CH3 & CH4=surrounds; CH1 & CH2=back surrounds or 

Zone 2 (surround and back surround / Zone 2 amplifiers 

and LEDs act in pairs).