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Meridian America 507 manual To connect to other Meridian, Series equipment, N.Con, Auto, player

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To connect to other Meridian 500

To connect to other Meridian 500

One unit will then be designated

Series equipment

as the controller, and display:

Con.

● Connect one of the COMMS sockets on the back panel of the

compact disc player to one of the COMMS sockets on

another 500 Series unit, using the 500 comms lead provided

This is the unit that will respond to the remote.

All the other units will be configured

with the other unit.

as non-controllers, and display:

N.Con.

The sequence in which you connect the units is not important.

507 Compact Disc Player	500 Series unit
COMMS	COMMS

Then configure the units with the following automatic setup procedure:

●Switch all the units to standby.

●Press Clear on the remote.

Your system is now set up and ready for use.

If for any reason the automatic setup does not give the configuration you want, restore the default operation by selecting the standard type; see Choosing standard settings, page 24.

Note: Do not, under any circumstances, connect any equipment other than Meridian 500 or 800 Series to the socket marked COMMS on the back of the compact disc player.

Setting up the compact disc

Each unit will display:

Auto

player

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Meridian America 507 To connect to other Meridian, Series equipment, N.Con, Setting up the compact disc, Auto, player

Contents

Meridian 507 Compact Disc Player Meridian 507 Compact Disc Player User Guide Preface Sales and service in the UKSales and service in the USA Designed and manufactured in the UK byContents Using the compact discSetting up the compact Introduction1Configuring the compact Troubleshootingdisc player PrefaceIntroduction Professional features The Meridian 500 Series500 Series communications IntroductionSample configurations 502 Analogue controller562 Digital Control Unit IntroductionMeridian Digital Music System IntroductionSpecification and accessories SpecificationAvailable accessories DimensionsIntroduction Using the compact disc player Using the compact disc player Front panelPlay Switching on and off To switch on from standbyTo switch to standby Using thePlaying a disc To restart the current trackTo move to the next track To play the discStopping, pausing, and repeating play To continue after pausingTo cancel the repeat function To continuously repeat a discUsing the compact disc player ErrorProgramming a selection To programme by storing tracksTo programme by clearing tracks To remove a track from a selectionTo clear a programme To add a track to a selectionUsing the compact Disc information and scanningTo change the display Scanning a discSetting up the compact disc player Setting up the compact disc player UnpackingRadio interference Safety warnings Positioning the compact disc playerTo avoid interference To avoid overheatingConnecting the compact disc player Setting up the compactBack panel disc playerSetting up the compact disc To connect to other MeridianSeries equipment N.ConConnecting audio To connect to a 501 Control UnitTo connect to a conventional preamplifier Setting up the compact disc playerTo connect to Meridian DSP loudspeakers Setting up the compact disc player507 Compact Disc Player M5 leadSetting up the compact disc player Configuring the compact disc player Choosing standard settings To restore the standard settingsthe compact disc player TypeTo configure the compact disc player Configuring theConfig Specifying information about your systemConfiguring the compact disc player Troubleshooting Troubleshooting No lights are displayed when switching onThere is no sound when playing a disc TroubleshootingThere is interference on the radio and/ or television when the compact disc player is switched on Maintenance CleaningTo clean the case, display panel, and keypad To clean the audio connectionsService and guarantee ServiceGuarantee TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Index IndexIndex Rradio interference