Source-Name; Display Brightness - T+A P 3000 HV User Manual

IN 4 Function
Trigger-Function
Source name
menu item

Display Brightness

menu item
(screen brightness)
This menu point can be used to configure the source IN 4 for operation with a
surround decoder.
If the Surround function is switched on (SRND), then the volume and balance
can be adjusted separately.
With the Surround function active, it is only possible to adjust the set volume
after briefly pressing the Volume knob. This avoids the danger of altering the
volume accidentally.
(see chapter 'Surround operation with the P 3000 HV')
The Trigger function of the P 3000 HV provides a means of switching the device
on and off automatically by the presence of a control voltage (+5 ... +20V).
Switching on the trigger voltage also switches the P 3000 HV on. If the control
voltage is switched off, the P 3000 HV switches itself off after a delay of thirty
seconds.
Many devices (e.g. surround decoders) are able to supply the switching voltage.
This menu item is used to define the listening source which switches the
P 3000 HV on when the trigger signal is supplied. If you do not wish to exploit
the trigger function, it should be disabled at this item.
 The trigger function can be used, for example, if the P 3000 HV is operated in
conjunction with a surround decoder, and you wish the decoder to switch the
amplifier on and off (see chapter entitled 'Surround operation with the
P 3000 HV').
The active Trigger function is displayed on-screen next to the selected source
by means of the "TRG" symbol.
At this menu item you can activate and disable sources, and assign a plain text
name to each source; this name then appears in the screen displays.
When you call up this menu item using the  button, a list of all the
sources of the P 3000 HV appears. Each source is followed by the assigned
name, or if you have disabled the source concerned the note
If you want to activate / disable a source, or change the plain text name,
navigate to the appropriate line.
To activate a source, press the  button; a long press on the 
button disables the source. To change the plain-text name, move to the
appropriate line and press the  button. Now use the alpha-numeric
keypad of the F3001 to change the name as required, then confirm your choice
with ; this saves the settings for that source.
A brief press on the  button switches between numeric and alpha-numeric
input, and between capitals and lower-case letters.
Letters can be erased by pressing the  button.
If you should wish to restore the factory default source name, erase the whole
name before saving the empty field with the  button: this action resets the
display to the standard source names.

The only available method of entering the name is to use the alpha-
numeric keypad on the remote control handset.

If the P 3000 HV is operated in conjunction with an MP 3000 HV, the FD100
remote control handset included with the MP 3000 HV can be used to disable
any sources not currently in use; if you do this, the disabled sources no longer
appear in the source menu of the FD100, thereby simplifying the source
selection procedure with the FD100.
To disable a source, navigate to the desired line and press the red 
button. To activate a source, press the green  button.
At this item you can adjust the brightness of the integral screen to suit your per-
sonal preference for normal use.
disabled .
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