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Meridian Audio 8000 manual Selecting a source, Radio, To select a source, To switch to standby

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Selecting a source

USING THE DSP8000

LOUDSPEAKERS

Selecting a source

When not playing, the DSP8000 loudspeakers should be left in the standby state. This uses a negligible amount of electricity, but ensures that the components of the loudspeakers operate at maximum efficiency from the moment you start.

If you are not going to use the DSP8000 loudspeakers for several days you should switch each unit completely off at the back panel, and disconnect it from the AC power supply.

To select a source

• Press the appropriate source key on the remote; eg Radio.

This will bring the DSP8000 loudspeakers out of standby, and the displays will show the currently selected source and volume setting.

For example:

Radio 65

By default the 12 sources shown below are available.

As standard, all the sources are set to select the D1 digital input. To select the D2 input, see To configure a source, page 29.

Source	Label	Source	Label
CD	CD	CDR	CDR
Radio	Radio	Cable	Cable
LP	LP	DVD	DVD
TV	TV	Cable	Cable
Tape1	Tape1	VCR1	VCR1
Tape2	Tape2	LD	LDisc

To switch to standby

• Press Off on the remote.

The loudspeakers will switch to standby and

the displays will show:	.

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Meridian Audio 8000 manual Selecting a source, Radio, To select a source, To switch to standby, the displays will show

Contents

M E R I D I A N D S P L O U D S P E A K E R 8 0U S E R G U I D E System User Guide Meridian DSP8000 Digital LoudspeakerPhase VolumeSales and service in the UK Copyright and acknowledgementsSales and service in the USA Designed and manufactured in the UK byContents Index Introduction Digital Signal Processing Meridian DSP8000 loudspeaker systemDSP loudspeaker drivers Meridian High Resolution MHR Power amplifiersCabinet Meridian Comms Meridian Digital Theatre Sample configurationsMeridian Digital Music System Signal processing SpecificationCharacteristics Digital inputs and outputsCabinet PowerGlass front Finished in high-glossblack piano lacquerAvailable accessories Setting up the DSP8000 loudspeakers Care when unpacking UnpackingComponents UnpackingTo dismantle the loudspeakers Tightening the drive unitsRadio interference Safety warnings Positioning the DSP8000 loudspeakersTo avoid overheating To obtain the best soundBack panel Connecting the loudspeakersDigital connections Communications connectionsTo use a DSP loudspeaker as a centre speaker Connecting to other equipmentDSP loudspeakers DSP loudspeaker - Main R 508.24 24-BitCD PlayerM5 lead DSP loudspeaker - Main L S5 leadDSP8000 LOUDSPEAKERS SETTING UP THEUsing the DSP8000 loudspeakers Radio Selecting a sourceTo switch to standby To select a sourcePCM 96k Changing the displayStatus indicators RadioMuted Adjusting the volumeTo change the volume To restore the soundPhase + Changing the tilt, bass or phaseTilt+0.0 Bass+0.0Changing the listening position ResetBal BalConfiguring the DSP8000 loudspeakers Type L Choosing standard settingsTo select a standard setting To specify the speaker position L. SlvTo choose master or slave L 500 Auto S.A. P.A. L.E. Bal. Y Centre N Diag. N Specifying information about your systemTo configure the DSP8000 loudspeaker RD Radio Configuring the sourcesTo configure a source 1A FF. Y Radio D1 2COption Initial valueSetup Configuring the setup optionsC.Tilt+1 To select Setup modeTo store the settings StoreTroubleshooting Unit goes silent when played hard TroubleshootingDisplay on front panel not lit Remote not workingUnit stays in standby The yellow indicator flashes or stays onOnly the master loudspeaker plays Sound is odd or monoCleaning Maintenance and cleaningFitting and removing the grilles Service Service and guaranteeGuarantee TROUBLESHOOTING Index