Basic Operation Of Dsp5500; Selecting Sources; Putting The Dsp5500 In Standby; Coming Out Of Standby - Meridian DSP5500 User Manual

Basic operation of DSP5500

Note DSP5500 is factory set for the most common installation, one using
the full features of a Meridian 500-Series CD player and 562 controller.
We call this a Type 1 installation. For more details, see Appendix 1 on
page 54.

Selecting sources

To switch from CD to another input, say Radio:
1. Press Radio
In Type 1, this will select RD on a Meridian 562.
Both DSP5500s display
rd 65
Here rd means that the source is a radio tuner, and that the DSP5500
expects a Meridian 504 to be connected to the Radio input of the 562 and
into the communications system. The 504 can now be controlled by the
MSR, and its status can be displayed on the master DSP5500. 65 is the
volume number.
The other input keys on the MSR (e.g. LP, Tape 1, Video and Tape 2)
operate in a similar way in Type 1:
The LP input of a Meridian 562 is engaged. The D1 input of the DSP5500
is selected. The display shows
LP 65
The Tape 1 input of a Meridian 562 is engaged. The D1 input of the
DSP5500 is selected. The display shows
t1 65
Note These responses are for DSP5500s set up for Type 1, and can be
changed. See later.
Selecting a source will bring DSP5500 out of Standby.
Note If you have stored a preferred tone setting for a source, you must
recall it after switching to the source; recall settings by pressing Store.

Putting the DSP5500 in Standby

1. Press Off on the remote control

Coming out of Standby

To start up the DSP5500 from Standby:
1. Select a source, using the remote control
or
1. If the DSP5500 is part of a Meridian system, bring any component out
of Standby (for example, start up a Meridian CD player).
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