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Source menu 2 options
Source menu 2 is used to define which DSP5000C input will be selected
for any given source key on the MSR.
You get to source menu 2 by using the menu e key while in source menu
1.
The display will be like this:
cd d1
The first part of the display tells you which key on the MSR you are
setting up. The second part of the display tells you which input on the
back panel of the master DSP5000C will be selected when this key is
pressed. The choices are:
d1
Input D1 selected
d2
Input D2 selected
Use the n and s menu keys to select the second part of the display.
Source menu 3 options
Source menu 3 is used to define the control or communication type for
any given source key on the MSR.
You get to source menu 3 by using the menu e key while in source menu
1.
The display will be like this:
cd 1C
The first part of the display tells you which key on the MSR you are
setting up. The second part of the display tells you which Comms type
has been selected. The choices are:
1C
In 500 or 200 mode this tells the DSP5000C that the source is a
controllable Meridian CD player/transport.
2C
In 500 or 200 mode this tells the DSP5000C that the source is a
controllable Meridian tuner.
3C
For 200 mode only, this tells the DSP5000C that the source is a Meridian
232 Multiroom translator.
4C
For 200 mode only, this tells the DSP5000C that the source is a Meridian
232 controlling a CD changer.
5C
In 500 or 200 mode this tells the DSP5000C that the source is like a
Laserdisc player. Some laserdiscs carry digital subcode (chapter, time
etc.) that can be displayed by the speaker.
Use the n and s menu keys to select the second part of the display.
2
You can also use this option to allow time-code to be displayed from a
non-Meridian CD player if you also have a Meridian CD player connected.
Customising using Config
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