Using DSP5000

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Display

DSP5000 displays information to help you operate it. Display information can include:

∙master indication – red light in the window

∙digital ‘overload’ – flashing yellow light in the window

∙blank display, in which the speaker only illuminates the display when you use the remote control

∙Standby indication

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∙setup information during programming

∙selected source type

∙selected physical input connection

∙volume number

∙tone control information

∙absolute phase

∙muted condition

∙track and time information, when the source is a digital one that includes these codes, e.g. a CD

∙error messages

∙CD track selection, if a Meridian CD is connected

∙frequency, preset number and preset selection when the installation includes a Meridian tuner

Note Using the Display key, you can change the master speaker's display. For example, the slave speaker can display source and volume while the master displays track, time or frequency.

Note Only the master can display tuner, track and time information, as this comes from the products to the master speaker via the M5-lead, and is not passed on to the slave.

Changing the display

The DSP5000 has several display modes. To change the display:

1.Press Display

The master DSP5000 will cycle through the five display options, which are:

∙source + volume number (convenient legends which you have chosen are displayed)

∙blank

∙track number for CD; preset number for radio

∙track time for CD; frequency for radio

∙disc time for CD

The blank display is for those users who are distracted by lights. If you have chosen this option, the lights and display will only come on when you are operating the DSP5000.

The source + volume display looks like the following example:

t3 56

This indicates that you are using the Tape 3 source with a volume of 56.

CD displays

1. With the CD playing, press Display

The display on the master will change to give something like this:

DSP5000 User Guide