Citation Stereo Receiver owner manual Remote Control Operation, Main Portion of Remote

Main Portion of Remote

Œ Standby	ÄListen		Preprogrammed Mode Selectors
º Volume +/–	©Cancel		ÂDolby Mode Selectors
• Watch	úMenu		µBalance Control
¶ Mute		Menu Control Buttons	Secondary Control Cover
- Display	ÆCustom Mode Selectors

Lower Portion of Remote

O Center Mode Adjustments	U Remote Zone Off	{ Reset
P Analog Input Program Buttons	VTrigger 1 Manual Control	} Mono Mode Selector
Q Digital Input Program Buttons	WTrigger 2 Manual Control	: Battery Compartment Cover
R Remote Zone Analog Inputs	X Hi-EQ Control	" Battery Compartment
S Remote Zone Volume	Y Bass Boost
T Remote Zone Mute	Z Panorama Control

Although the basic functions of the Citation 5.0 may be operated from the front panel, most operations and all setup and configuration settings will be controlled through the wireless remote. The remote is a powerful tool, and it is worth taking a few minutes to familiarize yourself with the various options and controls.

ŒStandby: Press this button to put the 5.0 in the Standby mode, which means that it is still connected to the AC main power supply, but that it is not currently processing sound in the main listening room.

ºVolume +/–:Press these buttons to increase (+) or lower (–) the system’s output volume.

•Watch: When the 5.0 is in the Standby mode, pressing this button turns the unit on and displays a list of input programs selected for the “Watch List.” These are typically the inputs related to video oriented sources, but they may be programmed to any input program through the Watch List Menu (see page 43 for more information). Once the list appears, the last input program used will be highlighted. Press the Watch button again to view and listen to that source. If you wish to view and listen to another input program, press the Ú or Û buttons to highlight the desired input and then press Watch. This button may be pressed at any time to view the Watch List, and select another input program.

¶Mute: Press this button to temporarily reduce or silence the audio output. Press the button again, or change the volume level to return to normal operation. Note that when the Mute function is acti- vated, the level at the Record Outputs £ and Remote Zone Outputs ª will remain uninterrupted. When Mute is engaged, a reminder message will appear in the on-screen display (see figures OSD-20 and OSD-21 on page 47) and the word Mute will replace the volume level indication in the Information Display !. The actual level for the system when the Mute function is engaged may be set through the System Options Menu (see pages 40–41).

-Display: Press this button to turn off all front panel indicators and displays. Press it again to turn them back on. Note that the Power Indicator 5 will always remain illuminated as a reminder that the 5.0 is powered on.

ÄListen: When the 5.0 is in the Standby mode, pressing this button turns the unit on and displays a list of the input programs selected for the “Listen List.” These are typically the inputs related to audio-oriented sources, but they may be programmed to any input program through the Listen List Menu (see page 43 for more information). Once the list appears, the last input program used will be highlighted. Press the Listen button again to view and listen to that source. If you wish to view and listen to another input program source, press the Ú or Û buttons to highlight the desired input and then press Listen. This button may be pressed at any time to view the Listen List, and select another input program.

Remote Control Operation

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