Front Panel Layout - Emotiva LMC-1 Manual

Front Panel Layout

Vacuum Fluorescent Display
The cool blue VFD display shows
the source input (or AM/FM
station) as a default, but has full
display capabilities for all other
selections including programming
menu functions.
Function Knob
This is a simple, yet multi-functional control that offers
complete programming and control of the LMC-1 (with
the exception of volume). The Function Knob has 3
separate functions:
• Push IN
• Scroll UP
• Scroll DOWN
The majority of functions are selected by first pushing
in to navigate the correct sub-menu selection and then
using the SELECT UP and DOWN functions to choose
between the available selections. While the unit's
display shows the menu steps, the On Screen Display
(OSD) shows a greater amount of information and
makes programming and control from the front panel
of the LMC-1 much easier. Tuning AM and FM stations
is also accomplished with this knob. For a complete
programming overview, please see pages 27-41 of this
guide.
I/R Remote Receiver
This small receiver to the right
of the VFD is how the LMC-1
receives commands from the
supplied remote control. Be sure
not to block the receiver during
normal operation. Direct sunlight
on this area may reduce the
range of the remote.
Soft Touch Power Switch
This switch provides the ON/OFF control of the LMC-1
from the front panel. When the unit is off and in standby
mode, the switch illuminates yellow. Once the unit is
turned on, the switch illuminates blue. The unit can also
be turned ON and OFF with the supplied remote control.
Zone 2 power must be turned on from the LMC-1 menu
or from the second zone accessory items. Please see
pages 42-44 for additional Zone 2 details.
Please note that upon initial power up of the LMC-1, the
initialization process can take up to 10 seconds. The
initialization process must complete before the power
switch will respond.
Main Volume Knob
This knob provides the main
volume for the system.
If the unit is in the MENU mode,
turning the volume knob up or
down AUTOMATICALLY exits the
MENU mode.
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