Meridian Audio Selecting a video source, TV65, Last valid option, Video Features 501V only

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Selecting a video source

Video Features (501V only)

With the 501V Control Unit you select the video source you want to watch in exactly the same way as selecting an audio source.

On the 501V Control Unit each source can be associated with both audio input, and a video input.

For example, by default the TV source selects audio input A5 (for TV sound), and video input V5 (for the TV picture).

Last valid option

The audio or video input for a source can be defined as LV (Last Valid), in which case selecting the source will leave the audio or video input unchanged.

For example, by default the CD source defines the video input as LV. This allows you to select TV followed by CD to watch the TV picture while listening to a compact disc, instead of the TV sound.

To select a source

●Press Source (front panel) until the display shows the source you require, or press the appropriate source key on the remote control.

For example, if you select the

TV65

TV input the display will show:

 

By default, the following six video sources are available:

Source

Label

Video input

Audio input

TV

TV

V5

A5

Cable

Cb

V4

A5

Teletext

TX

V5

LV

VCR1

V1

V1

A6

VCR2

V2

V2

A4

Using the

LD

LD

V3

A1

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Contents Meridian 501/501V Control Unit Preface Manufactured in the UK byContents Setting up the Control Unit33 Customising the Control Unit19Introduction Professional features Meridian 500 SeriesSeries communications IntroductionSample configurations Compact Disc Player Compact Disc TransportDigital to Analogue Converter 501V Control Unit 562V Multimedia Controller Specification and accessories SpecificationVideo specification 501V only Available accessoriesIntroduction Using the Control Unit Using the Control Unit Front panelTo switch on from standby To switch to standbySelecting a source CD65Adjusting the volume CD55Mute CD75Changing the display and balance ²O³To change the display To change the balanceRecording a source CSrcCAtt To copy a source to the tape outputUsing the Video Features 501V only Video Features 501V only Selecting a video sourceTV65 Last valid optionTo copy a video source Using the Video Features 501V onlyRecording a video input Using the Video Features 501V only Customising the Control Unit Choosing standard settings To select a standard settingType UnitStandard settings Customising the Control Unit501V standard settings 8dB 21† 0dBConfiguring the sources To configure a source ConfTo change an option CustomisingCdcd Examples of configuring the sources To change a source labelTo change the video input for a source To set up a source for simultaneous broadcastsTo set up a system with two CD players To balance input levels Programming levelsGain 12dB LP MM LP MCSpecifying information about your system Fout To choose fixed outputCustomising the Control Unit Setting up the Control Unit Setting up the Control Unit UnpackingTo position the control unit Radio interferenceAudio connections Connecting the control unitRear panel Video connections 501V only To connect to a tape recorderTo connect to other Meridian 500 Series equipment ConNCon To connect to a 555 Stereo Power Amplifier To connect to Meridian 600 or 200 Series equipmentTroubleshooting No lights are displayed when switching onThere is hum on the LP input There is hum on other inputsSetting up the Control Unit Maintenance CleaningTo clean the case, display panel, and keypad To clean the audio and video connectionsGuarantee Service and guaranteeService Index IndexMeridian D6000 Digital Standard settings Index

501, 501V specifications

Meridian Audio, renowned for its pioneering approach to high-fidelity audio, has made a significant mark in the world of audio technology with its 501 and 501V products. These devices exemplify the brand's commitment to delivering exceptional sound quality, advanced features, and user-friendly interfaces, making them highly sought after by audiophiles and casual listeners alike.

The Meridian 501 is a multi-channel audio processor that is designed to optimize sound delivery in various listening environments. One of its key features is the proprietary Meridian Digital Signal Processing (DSP) technology, which allows for precise sound manipulation and processing. This technology enables the 501 to handle multiple audio formats, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of media sources. Whether users are listening to music, watching movies, or playing video games, the 501 provides an immersive audio experience that captivates the senses.

Another notable characteristic of the 501 is its ability to integrate seamlessly into home theater systems. With multiple input options, including HDMI, optical, and coaxial, the device can easily connect to various components such as Blu-ray players, gaming consoles, and streaming devices. This versatility makes it a perfect centerpiece for any audio setup, enhancing overall sound quality without compromising on convenience.

The 501V variant further elevates the audio experience with additional features tailored for vinyl enthusiasts and high-resolution audio formats. It includes a high-quality phono stage that is designed to amplify the delicate signals from turntables, ensuring that users can enjoy their vinyl collection with the clarity and fidelity it deserves. This attention to detail showcases Meridian's dedication to preserving the integrity of the original recording.

Both the 501 and 501V are designed with an intuitive user interface, allowing for easy adjustments and settings modifications. The built-in display provides users with real-time feedback on settings, making it easy to switch between different audio modes and inputs seamlessly. Furthermore, the sleek and modern design fits well into any contemporary home decor, blending aesthetics with functionality.

In summary, Meridian Audio's 501 and 501V models exemplify cutting-edge audio technology, offering advanced features, exceptional sound quality, and user-friendly design. Whether for serious audiophiles or casual users, these devices stand out as premium options for enhancing audio experiences at home.
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