Starting Off With 562; Checking; Switching On; If There Are No Lights - Meridian 562 User Manual

Starting off with 562

Basic operation of 562

Checking

Before turning on the power, check once again that you have made all the
connections correctly and that you have not disturbed any existing con-
nections in the process.

Switching on

The power switch is located directly next to the power inlet on the right-
rear of 562.
1. Turn on the power switch at the rear of the unit. A small point on the
display should now be illuminated.
.

If there are no lights

Check the integrity of your power connections, including any fuses in your
supply. If the standby point is still not illuminated and the rest of your
system is functioning, contact your dealer for help.

Standby

The entire 500-Series is designed to be left connected to AC power at all
times.
1. This standby state ensures that the components operate at maximum
efficiency from the moment you start listening. It is perfectly safe and
consumes a negligible amount of power. However, when you are not
going to use your system for an extended period of time, e.g. when
you are going on holiday, we would advise you to disconnect it from
the AC power supply.
Note 562 can be used with or without Meridian digital loudspeakers like
D600, DSP5000 or D6000. When it used alone as the main system
control unit it is normally the 'System Controller' and operates exactly as
described below. Systems including digital 'speakers always designate the
speakers as System Controller and there are some functional differences.
The section 'Using digital speakers with 562' on page 28, describes how
the operation differs from the following description.

Selecting a source

1. press Source until the input you require is indicated
2. release Source
Selecting a source will bring 562 out of standby.

Putting the 562 in standby

1. press Off, the coloured key on the 562
or
press Standby on the Remote Control

Coming out of standby

To start up the 562 from standby
Using the Remote control
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