Emotiva BASXMR1-L User Manual page 26

BasX MR1
6. Remote Control Light Button
Pressing this button will cause the back light on the remote control to light.
(The back light on the remote control will also illuminate when any other button is pressed.)
7. Mute Button
Press this button to mute the audio output on the MR1L; press it again to return the audio to its
previous level.
8. Transport Buttons
These buttons will enable you to control transport functions like Play, Rewind, and Fast Forward
on some CEC-enabled disc players and possibly on some other CEC-enabled devices. The
Navigation Buttons on the MR1L remote control may also enable you to operate the Disc Menu
on certain CEC-enabled disc players.
9. HDMI Output Button
This button enables you to choose whether one or both of the HDMI outputs on the MR1L is
active. This can help resolve certain conflicts that may arise when you have two different HDMI
devices with different capabilities connected to the two HDMI outputs on the MR1L.
Pressing this button once will display the current status; pressing it repeatedly will cycle through
the available options.
Note: When one of the HDMI outputs on the MR1L is disabled using this option it will act as
if it is physically disconnected. THE TV OR DISPLAY CONNECTED TO THE DISABLED OUTPUT
WILL SHOW A BLANK SCREEN OR NO SIGNAL and its capabilities will not be considered
when negotiating the best video mode between your source device and the TV or projector
connected to the active output.
10. and 11. Return Button and Menu Navigation Buttons
These buttons are used to navigate the Setup Menu on the MR1L.
12. Menu Button
Press this button once to enter the Menu System on the MR1L; press it again to exit the Menu.
Note: While the Setup Menu on the MR1L can be navigated using the front panel controls
and display, the information shown on the Front Panel Display is limited, and the operation
of the front panel buttons is less intuitive than the remote control. Therefore we STRONGLY
recommend using the remote control, and the on-screen display, when making configuration
changes to the MR1L.
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