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This means the product address is 1. The Meridian 500 comms system allows for up to eight products of the same type operating on the network. Unless you are setting up a Multiroom system, or are advised to do so by Meridian support personnel, we suggest you leave this on address 1.
Note This setting has no meaning in 200 comms mode
Note When customisation is complete, switch the power off and then on again to restore Normal mode and to save what you have done.
Setting the DAC mode for 562
In Config mode:
1.Press Copy until you see a display like:
NDAC
This means there is no internal DAC
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2.Use the 
and 
, Volume keys to choose between:
∙DACT, either an external DAC (like the Meridian 203, 263 or 563) is connected between the second digital output Do2 and the DAC socket (used as an input), or, an internal DAC option will be configured in Tape mode. This mode guarantees that any source can be copied to the analogue tape outputs irrespective of the listening source or secondary inputs.
∙DACV, internal DAC option only. The internal DAC has a variable output, that appears on the DAC socket. Use this setting if you want 562 to function as an
∙DACF, internal DAC option only. The internal DAC has its output fixed at 2V and the output that appears on the DAC socket. Use this setting if you want a
∙DACH, internal DAC option only. The internal DAC has a variable output, that appears on the DAC socket. In this case the output level is controlled only by the volume keys on the front panel of 562, and this setting is ignored by the rest of the installation. Use this setting to drive headphones from the DAC output.
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Setting the Volume mode for 562
In Config mode:
1.Press Copy until you see a display like:
VolM
In the 500 comms system there is provision for two volume controls, main and secondary.
562 User Guide
