Operational Notes - Meridian HD621 User Manual

Next to the Audio tab is the Sources tab:
This panel displays the logical sources associated with each physical input and allows them to
be assigned. Each physical source shows as an icon – in this example there is only one, the BD
player, so there is only one icon. However you can assign more than one "logical" source to a
physical input.
The penultimate tab in the Properties dialog accesses the Types section. This shows the Meridian
Types stored in the product. You can reset the HD621 to a Type by selecting the desired Type
from the list and right-clicking on it, then choosing "Reset to this Type" from the resulting pop-up
menu.
The final tab is "Connections". This displays the inputs and outputs available on the device and
what they are connected to. You can filter the results shown here by right-clicking on an item
(any item) in the list and checking the items you want to display, or unchecking them to hide
them.
Complete the configuration process by Storing the settings to the HD621. Finally,
click the Close button to finish working with the HD621 Properties and continue to set up the
system as required.

Operational Notes

1. Some source/display combinations may not return cleanly from "receiver" mode, due to the
way in which they handle handshaking. If you do not get the expected result (eg no audio is
heard) even after several seconds have elapsed, it may help to switch to another input and
then back again. This is not a fault in the HD621: it is a function of how the source and display
communicate with each other.
2. Handshaking between a display and a source can take some time and you may, for example,
see a series of alternating blank and blue screens. This is not a fault.