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If there are no lights
Check the integrity of your power connections, including any fuses in your
supply. If the Standby point is still not illuminated and the rest of your
system is functioning, contact your dealer for help.
Starting the D6000
To start the system, press any of the input keys on the MSR (CD, LP,
Radio, Video, Tape 1, and Tape 2). For example:
1. Press CD
In Type 1 this will select the physical input D1, and both D6000s will
display
cd
65
65 is the volume number, and cd means that the D6000 expects the
source to be a Meridian CD player which can be controlled by the MSR.
Cd would be the correct display if your CD player were not a Meridian
product, in which case you could still listen to it, but the MSR would not
control it.
Note The response of the D6000 to commands will be slower if it is set
up to expect a Meridian component when one is not connected. If non-
Meridian components are used, the D6000 should be set up accordingly.
The Meridian components will now have come out of Standby.
1. Start up your CD player in the normal way. If all is well you will soon
hear the music. If you do not, check all connections, and if necessary
refer to the D6000 setup manual.
To put the system into Standby:
1. Press Off
If the connections are correct, both D6000s and any other Meridian
components should revert to Standby mode.
Note If they do not, there may have been a mistake in the setup of the
D6000s, or in the connection of the communications network.
Standby
The entire Meridian system is designed to be left connected to AC power
at all times.
The Standby state ensures that the components operate at maximum
efficiency from the moment when you start listening. It is perfectly safe
and consumes a negligible amount of power. However, when you are
not going to use your system for some time (when you are going on
holiday, for instance), we would advise you to disconnect it from the
AC power supply.
The memory functions of D6000 use EEPROM, which is non-volatile,
and therefore has the ability to store your data indefinitely when the
power is switched off.
Using D6000
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