Asb-2 Buttons; Remote - Monitor Audio ASB-2 Owner's Manual

ASB-2 Buttons

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1. Standby
Used to put the ASB-2 in and out of stand by
mode. Holding it down for 5 seconds it searches
for an internet firmware update or a USB update.
2. HDMI Toggle
Used to toggle through the HDMI inputs. The LED
on the front will flash to denote the HDMI input
number. eg, HDMI 2, will be 2 flashes. To enable
the ARC, it is HDMI 4.
3. Digital Toggle
Used to toggle through the digital auxiliary inputs
(USB, Coaxial, Optical)
4. Analogue Toggle
Used to toggle through the analogue auxiliary
inputs (phono and mini jack).
5. Wi-Fi/ Airstream connect.
This button serves three purposes: A single press
puts the ASB-2 into WPS mode (refer to page 10);

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A single press with iOS connected puts it into
Wi-Fi Sharing mode (refer to page 11); Holding
it down for 5 seconds enters Airstream Connect
mode (refer to page 12).
6. AirPlay
Used to toggle between Airplay and Airplay Direct
mode (refer to page 19).
7. 3D
Used to change the sound of the ASB-2 to create
a 3 dimensional effect (refer to page 16).
8. Mute
Used to mute the sound from the ASB-2. Pressing
it again returns the volume to the previous level.
The button will illuminate when mute is activated.
9. Volume Down
Used to reduce the volume of the ASB-2.
10. Volume Up
Used to increase the volume of the ASB-2
1. Standby
Used to put the ASB-2 in and out of stand by mode.
2. Volume Up
Used to increase the volume of the ASB-2.
3. Previous Track
Used to select the previous track of the audio
source.
4. Volume Down
Used to reduce the volume of the ASB-2.
5. Mute
Used to mute the sound from the ASB-2. Pressing
it again returns the volume to the previous level.
6. Menu
Used to display the on screen display of the ASB-2
(refer to page 15).
7. OK & Play/ Pause
Used to confirm a selection when in the menu and
also used to play/ pause the audio.
8. Next Track
Used to select the next track of the audio source.
9. Input Toggle
Used to toggle through the various analogue and
digital inputs.
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