Lexicon CP-3 Plus Owner's Manual page 36

PLUS
CP-3 Digital Surround Processor
At this point an underline character appears in the bottom row of the LCD
display. (On the on-screen display, one of the characters of the current name
will flash.) The cursor will move to the leftmost character of the mode name.
Now push PARAM or
space. (Holding either button for one second activates an auto-repeat mode
to speed you through the list.) All letters are available, in upper case, as are
digits 0-9, a blank space and an assortment of other characters. When the
first space in the display is correct, press PARAM, use PARAM
set the second character and repeat until the new name is complete.
Press SETUP to exit to the main Setup menu. Press SETUP again to resume
normal operation.
Lastly, the CP-3 is designed to be operated day to day with the Standard
PLUS
Remote. Unless you are an incorrigible tweaker, simply put the Expanded
Remote away, with its batteries removed for safe keeping.
When the CP-3 PLUS is powered up via the Standard remote, it will automati-
cally restrict itself to the five operating modes in User Bank B that corre-
spond to those listed on the remote. These modes are stored in registers B2,
B6, B11, B10, and B15. Since these modes are stored in User registers, it is
possible to change these modes so that a new operating mode is engaged
when one of the five mode buttons on the Standard remote is pressed. For
instance, you may choose to have NIGHTCLUB load a small Ambience hall
instead of the default Panorama Wide mode — To do this, simply load the
small Ambience hall into register B2. Of course you can also adjust any of
the parameters in the mode. Adjustments will be saved automatically.
Mode: loads register:
NIGHTCLUB
CONCERT HALL
MUSIC SURROUND
TELEVISION
MOVIES
until the character you want appears in the
default preset:
B2 PANORAMA-WIDE
B6 AMBIENCE-LARGE HALL
B11 SURROUND- MUSIC LOGIC
B10 SURROUND-TELEVISION
B15 SURROUND-HOME THX
Customization
and to
Custom Modes
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