Location and Function of Parts

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(In the figure above, the two blank panels are removed.)

APOWER switch

Turns the SRP-X500P on and off.

With the SRP-X500P Manager software, you can set a parameter that will cause the projector or display monitor connected to the SRP-X500P to turn on or enter standby status when the POWER switch is pressed.

The SRP-X500P is factory-set so that turning it on does not turn on the connected projector or display monitor, but when the SRP-X500P is turned off, the connected projector or display monitor enters standby status.

For details on setting the parameter to make the connected projector or display monitor turn on or enter standby status when the POWER switch is pressed, refer to “SRP- X500P Manager User’s Guide.”

BEMG (emergency) indicator

Lights up red when an emergency broadcast system connected to the REMOTE PARALLEL connector is activated. The output signals from the SPEAKERS CH terminals and the LINE OUTPUT connectors are cut at this time.

CSlots for tuner units (WL1/WL2)

Holds up to two optional tuner units (the WRU-806 UHF Synthesizer Tuner Unit (not supplied) or the URX-M1 Tuner Unit included in the Wireless Microphone System

UWP-X1/X2 (not supplied)) for using wireless microphones.

For details on installing tuner units, see “Installing the tuner units” (page 14).

DRemote emitter/sensor

Point the optional remote commander towards the emitter/ sensor.

An optional programmable remote commander (RM- AV3000 series, etc.) can be used to operate the SRP- X500P after it has been programmed with the SRP-X500P commands via the remote emitter/sensor.

For details, see “Programming a remote commander” (page 28) and refer to the Operating Instructions supplied with the remote commander.

EInput level controls

Rotate to adjust the input signal level.

MIC1/WL1: Adjusts the level of the signal input from the MIC INPUT 1 connector or the tuner unit installed in the WL1 slot.

MIC2/WL2: Adjusts the level of the signal input from the MIC INPUT 2 connector or the tuner unit installed in the WL2 slot.

Location and Function of Parts

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