Index | Meridian America Meridian 518 instruction

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Pre-emphasis explained, 38 Programming. see Customising

Radio interference, 41 Recording, 34 Remote control, 18 Repacking 518. see Unpacking Resolution enhancement explained, 49 Resolution enhancer, 19

Restoring defaults, 21 RS232, 48

Service

where to get, 42 Setup. see Customising automatic, 30

how to get into, 22 Specifications, 40 Standby

display, 14 getting into, 18 to get out of, 18

Surround sound, 11

Switching on, 14

Transfers, 35 Transparency explained, 37 Type

how to get into, 22 overview, 21

Unpacking 518, 6 Using

as control unit, 15

as mastering processor, 32 as resolution enhancer, 19

Version. see EPROM Volume

display, 15 numbers, 15 Volume, adjusting, 15

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Contents

1992, 1993 Contents Appendix 2 Hints on Mastering Simple rules for usingAppendix 4 -Resolution Enhancement Sales and service in the UK Sales and service in the USADesigned & manufactured in the UK by Acknowledgements Introduction About this manualAbout the 500 Series Conventions used in this manual Installing your General precautionsUnpacking Connections Planning setup Whats inside a 518? Overview as Preamp Type What about analogue sources? What else do I need to know? Meridian DSP speaker improvement Overview as Resolution Enhancement Processor TypeCD or LaserDisc playback improvement Meridian Surround improvement Overview as Mastering Processor Type Overview as Multimedia Processor Type Customising features ∙ Normal ∙ Standby ∙ Type ∙ Config Switching on Starting off withBasic operation Standby Adjusting the volume Operating 518 as a Control Unit TypeSelecting a source Out Dither FlatShape a Shape B Display Advanced operation using the Remote Control Operating 518 as Resolution Enhancer Type Volume controlMuting the sound Menu Keys Memory With the Remote ControlOperation summary Restoring default settings Config an overviewConfig control settings Customising 518, an overview How to customise Customising, general procedureConfig sources and inputs How to change to Type or Config Customising using Type How to change back to NormalMaking changes to an existing setup Setting Type Controller Customising using Config How to use ConfigConfig Selecting Types Selecting the controller mode Setting the system address forSetting the product address for Setting the Standby mode for Setting the Blank display option for Setting the Emphasis option forSetting the Volume mode for Setting the Volume display Vol. dB Setting up sourcesChoosing source logos Choosing the address of a source product Changing the input for a sourceChoosing the Comms type for a source product Connections Digital audio connectionsDigital input connections Digital output connection Connecting to Meridian Digital speakers Communications connectionsTo connect to other Meridian 500 Series equipment Con Part Mastering Processor Description As a Mastering or Multimedia Processor TypeMeridian 500 Comms warning D1 +2 Emph +2 ShpB +2 Making Recordings Transfer to editor Transfer to the final carrier Noise shaper characteristics Shaper Advantage 44.1kHz 48kHz Normal Pre-emphasis Operating Background Transparency in digital systemsDigital Audio and Quantisation Dither Pre and De-emphasis Noise Shaping with ditherDynamic Range Simple rules for using Step-down in sample word sizeNo change in sample size Step up in dynamic range Specification Additional technical information Help Cleaning Maintenance & Service Part Appendix 1 Noise Shapes Noise Above noise spectrum for Shape B at 44.1kHz 0Hz 5kHz 10kHz 15kHz 20kHz Vulnerability of the signal Audible results of digital errors and editingAppendix 2 Hints on Mastering with noise-shaping Requirements for D/A conversion Appendix 2 Hints on Mastering GoTo Functions Appendix 3 RS232Handset Functions Appendix 4 -Resolution Enhancement Jitter and de-jittering Dynamic-range Frequency Dynamic-range optimisation with Gain Dynamic-range optimisation with Pre-emphasis Showing CD pre- and de-emphasis curves Dynamic-range optimisation with Noise-shaped Dither DAC enhancement by using high-frequency dither DAC or channel enhancement by word-length matching Contents Index Index User Guide User Guide