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Using the DSP loudspeakers as a control unit
In systems with a Meridian preamplifi er or control unit all of the functions of the
DSP loudspeakers, including volume, treble, and bass, are operated via the
controller. For more information refer to the user guide for the preamplifi er or
control unit, and you can ignore this chapter.
The DSP loudspeakers can also be connected directly to up to two digital sources to
create a complete, minimum system. This chapter provides step-by-step instructions
for operating the DSP loudspeakers in a system with no Meridian preamplifi er or
control unit.
Switching on and selecting a source
When not playing, the DSP loudspeakers should be left in the standby state. This
uses a negligible amount of electricity, but ensures that the components of the
loudspeakers operate at maximum effi ciency from the moment you start.
If you are not going to use the DSP loudspeakers for several days you should switch
each unit completely off at the back panel, and disconnect it from the AC power
supply.
To select a source
• Press the appropriate source key on the remote; eg Radio.
This will bring the DSP loudspeakers out of standby, and the displays will show the
currently selected source and volume setting.
For example:
Radio 65
By default the 12 sources are available.
As standard, all the sources are set to select the D1 digital input.
To switch to standby
• Press Off on the remote.
The loudspeakers will switch to standby
.
and the displays will show:
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