T+A P 3100 HV User Manual page 35

 Volume and balance settings
VOLUME
 Operating buttons
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 Phones
headphones
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This rotary knob is used to set your preferred volume in accurate 1 dB
increments. The value currently set is displayed on the screen.
A long press on this knob switches to balance adjustment: turning the knob to
left or right then alters the balance in the corresponding direction. Press the
knob again long to conclude the adjustment and save the setting.
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This knob controls the menu system as well as the volume level. (see Chapter
'Basic functions of the P 3100 HV')
The current switched state of the buttons is indicated by the button lighting: if a
button is brightly lit, then that function is active (e.g. loudness is switched on). If
the button is only dimly lit, that function is inactive. If a particular function is not
available, then the button concerned is not visible (e.g. the
headphones are connected).
Touching the monitor button enables you to monitor the quality of a tape or CD
recording (tape monitor function). Pressing the Monitor button switches the
monitor function on.
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The tape monitor function only works if the recorder connected to the amplifier
supports this function.
If no recorder is connected, or if the recorder does not support the monitor
function, the music signal will be muted when you select the monitor function. If
this happens, simply switch the monitor function off again.
Opens the 'Configuration menu'
(for details see Chapter 'Basic settings of the P 3100 HV').
Opens the menu for adjusting room and tone settings.
(see chapter 'Tone control settings – room correction')
A brief press switches aurally-compensated volume correction (Loudness) on
and off.
A brief press switches the pre-amplifier outputs (XLR and Cinch) on and off.
(MUTING)
This button is used to switch the headphone output on and off.
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The button is not visible if no headphones are connected.
Socket for stereo headphones with a minimum impedance of 32 .
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Note regarding the use of headphones
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Continuous listening to programme material at very high volume using
headphones or earphones can result in permanent loss of hearing. You can
avoid subsequent health problems by avoiding continuous listening at high
volume through headphones or earphones.
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button if no
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