Definitive Technology SoloCinemo XTR, Quick Reference Manual

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Remote Control
The SoloCinema XTR’s remote control is an
ergonomic tour-de-force that is as easy to
navigate in the dark as in broad daylight, thanks
to its tactile, specially contoured buttons. Select
sources, control volume, bass level, movie and
music surround modes, all from your easy chair.
1. Power : Press Power to toggle the unit
on / off. A front panel light recognizes
the command. The subwoofer also turns
when it sees a signal from the sound bar.
Please allow approximately 10 seconds
for the system to turn on.
2. Mute : Pressing Mute turns the sound of
the system off while the system remains
on. Pressing mute again returns the
sound to the previous volume level. The
On-Screen Display (OSD) pop-up menu
confirms your selection
3. Sources : labeled SRC 1 (HDMI input 1),
SRC 2 (HDMI input 2), SRC 3 (HDMI
input 3) and SRC 4 (optical digital / analog input that is auto-sensing). These enable
you to select sources, such as a Blu-ray player or tuner, that you have connected to the
rear panel source inputs. The OSD pop-up confirms your selection.
4. or - : This rocker switch enables you to increase or decrease the center
channel volume, independently of changing the overall volume level. For example, if
family members are sleeping, you may want to improve the movie dialog audibility
without significantly increasing the overall volume level.
5. Menu : Pressing Menu calls up the On-Screen Display (OSD). This shows a series of
lesser-used functions that can be accessed to make system changes. Pressing MENU
again exists from the OSD once you have completed making your selections. See the
section titled “On-Screen Display set-up menu functions” for more detail.