7.0 User Interface Operation
7.4Auto Volume user interface operation
The Auto Volume user interface provides source selection, vol- ume up/down, and Auto Volume on/off controls.
Auto Volume User Interface
Select LINE 1 | Volume up |
input source | (2 dB steps) |
Select LINE 2 | Volume down |
input source | (2 dB steps) |
Select LINE 3 | Auto Volume |
input source | on/off |
Auto Volume User Interface Example
WALL PLATE 1 | WALL PLATE 2 | WALL PLATE 3 | WALL PLATE 4 |
ZONE OUT 1 | ZONE OUT 2 | ZONE OUT 3 | ZONE OUT 4 |
•Press 1, 2, or 3 to select the audio source connected to the LINE 1, LINE 2, or LINE 3 input, respectively. A green LED indi- cates the active source.
•Press 
(Volume up) or 
(Volume down) to increase or decrease the volume in 2 dB steps. Press and hold for continu- ous increase/decrease. The red LED lights when either button is pressed.
•The maximum/minimum volume setting is determined by the min./max. level stop settings in the Output Gain control pane.
•Press 
(Auto Volume) to turn the Auto Volume function on or off. The yellow LED lights when Auto Volume is on.
•When the Auto Volume function is on, pressing 
(Volume up) or 
(Volume down) turns Auto Volume off.
Press 
to turn Auto Volume on again.
•When you turn Auto Volume off using the wall plate, the system remembers the volume level setting at the time you turned it off. The volume level returns to that level when Auto Volume is turned on again.
ZONE 1 | ZONE 2 | ZONE 3 | ZONE 4 |
Speakers | Speakers | Speakers | Speakers |
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