Casselin Sigma 2200i, Owner'S Manual

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The Remote Control
Your Sigma 2200i includes a remote control for the most basic operation of
the integrated amplifier and transport control of USB and Network-connected
devices. The remote control is shown on the left. The numbers in the drawing
refer to the descriptions that follow.
1 Basic Functions
The three buttons along the top of the remote control groups the following
basic control functions:
•
Mute
reduces the audio output of the Integrated Amplifier to the
preset mute level. See the Mute Setup description in the Menu
System section found later in the manual for further instructions.
•
Source
Select steps sequentially through the available enabled
sources.
• Standby switches the Integrated Amplifier between the Standby
and Operate states.
2 + and - Buttons
The
+ and -
buttons function normally as
Volume Control
buttons
when the Integrated Amplifier is on the home page but serve as up/down
navigation commands when using the remote to navigate the Menu
system. You can customize selected features of the volume control. Refer to
the Volume Setup description in the Menu System section found later in the
manual for further instructions.
3 Transport Control Buttons
The remote control contains three centrally located buttons, providing
basic transport controls for USB- and Network-connected sources. These
buttons perform the familiar play/pause, scan/skip forward and scan/skip
backward commands.
4 Function Keys (F1 to F3)
The last three buttons on the remote control are the
Function
buttons,
or Fkeys, which provide additional flexibility to the Sigma 2200i remote
control. Think of them as “favorite” buttons that provide direct access to
specific functions or commands not covered by the other buttons. Refer to
the Remote Fkeys description in the Menu System section found later in
the manual for more information.
1
2
4
F1 F2 F3
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