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Meridian Audio 501V manual Front panel, Using the Control Unit, CD65, Copy, Source, Mute, Display

Models: 501 501V

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Using the Control Unit

Front panel

																1			Source
																			Selects the source.
																2			Copy
						Display													Copies a selected source
						Display
																			to the tape output.
																3			Mute
																3			Mute
																			Mutes the sound.
																		4	Display
	BOOTHROYD	STUART	501											CD65
														CD65
																			Blanks the display.
	Control Unit				Source			Copy		Mute		Display					Off		Blanks the display.
	Control Unit

																5			V(Decrease)
																			Decreases the volume.
																6			A (Increase)
																			Increases the volume.
1				2			3		4		5		6		7				Increases the volume.
1				2			3		4		5		6		7	7			Off
																			Switches to standby.

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Meridian Audio 501V manual Front panel, Using the Control Unit, CD65, Copy, Source, Mute, Display, Boothroyd, Stuart

Contents

Meridian 501/501V Control Unit Sales and service in the USA PrefaceSales and service in the UK Designed andUsing the Video Features ContentsUsing the Control Unit Introduction1Preface Setting up the Control Unit33Customising the Control Unit19 Introduction 500 Series communications Professional featuresThe Meridian 500 Series Introduction500 Compact Disc Transport Sample configurations506 Compact Disc Player IntroductionIntroduction 563 Digital to Analogue Converter501V Control Unit 562V Multimedia Controller IntroductionIntroduction Specification and accessoriesSpecification Introduction Video specification 501V onlyAvailable accessories V1 - V6 inputsIntroduction Using the Control Unit BOOTHROYD Using the Control UnitFront panel CD65Using the To switch on from standbyTo switch to standby Selecting a sourceTo increase the volume Adjusting the volumeTo decrease the volume To restore the soundTo change the display Changing the display and balanceRD65 To change the balanceCSrc Recording a sourceC RD CAttUsing the Video Features 501V only TV65 Video Features 501V onlySelecting a video source Last valid optionCSrc Using the Video Features 501V onlyRecording a video input CAttUsing the Video Features 501V only Customising the Control Unit Type Choosing standard settingsTo select a standard setting Unit501 standard settings Customising the Control Unit501V standard settings CD, Radio, LP, TV, Tape1, Tape2, CDR, Cable, Text, VCR1, VCR2, and LD Configuring the sourcesCustomising the Control Unit CDCD To configure a sourceConf To change an optionCD1C CDCDCDA2 CD1ARDFM Examples of configuring the sourcesRDRD To change a source labelCDLV To set up a source for simultaneous broadcastsTo set up a system with two CD players CDV5To balance input levels Programming levelsGain Customising the Control Unit12dB Customising the Control UnitAuto To configure the control unitSpecifying information about your system SA=1Vout FoutTo choose fixed output Customising the Control UnitCustomising the Control Unit Setting up the Control Unit To position the control unit Setting up the Control UnitUnpacking Radio interferenceAudio connections Connecting the control unitRear panel Setting up the Control UnitSetting up the Control Unit Video connections 501V onlyTo connect to a tape recorder Setting up the Control Unit NConTo connect to other Meridian 500 Series equipment AutoSetting up the Control Unit To connect to a 555 Stereo Power AmplifierTo connect to Meridian 600 or 200 Series equipment 555 Stereo Power AmplifierThere is hum on the LP input TroubleshootingNo lights are displayed when switching on There is hum on other inputsBefore following the steps below, ensure all units are switched off To clean the case, display panel, and keypad MaintenanceCleaning To clean the audio and video connectionsGuarantee Service and guaranteeService Setting up the Control UnitIndex IndexIndex Meridian 500 SeriesStandard settings IndexIndex