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Accessing And Using The Setup Menu
The m920 features a number of useful functions
that can be accessed and adjusted entering and navi-
gating the setup menu.
To access the m920 setup menu, simply press and
hold the front panel encoder knob for 3 seconds.
Once the m920 has entered the setup menu, you will
see the 7- segment display change to reflect the cur-
rently activated setup menu item.
To navigate through the available setup menu
items, simply rotate the encoder knob, which will
scroll you through the available menu items, either
clockwise or counter-clockwise. Once the last item is
reached, continuing to rotate will loop you back to
the first.
To exit the setup menu at any time, press and hold
the encoder knob for 3 seconds. The 7-segment
display will switch back to the current output level
once the setup menu has been exited. Note: When
the setup menu is exited, the last mode you were in
will be the first mode activated the next time you
enter the setup menu. This allows quick access to the
parameter you are currently adjusting.
The setup menu is also accessible by the optional
m920 infrared remote control. Please refer to the
‘Remote Control Operation’ chapter for a detailed
description of how this works.
Following is each available setup menu option, in
the sequence they appear.
BALANCE MODE
This provides individual left / right balance control
of 6dB in 0.5dB increments for each available output
(headphone, Line 1 and Line 2). To program balance
settings:
• Push and hold the rotary encoder to enter the setup
menu, then rotate the encoder until you reach the
balance settings, which are indicated as: bH for
headphones, b1 for line output 1 and b2 for line output.
• When you have reached the output you wish to adjust,
push the encoder again to enter the balance setting.
• When no balance offset has been made, both the left
and right speaker symbols are shown in the 7-segment
display.
• Turning the rotary encoder clockwise results in a
balance adjust to the right. This will be indicated by
the right facing speaker symbol changing to the
corresponding balance offset value.
• Turning the rotary encoder counter-clockwise results in
a balance adjust to the left. This will be indicated by the
left facing speaker symbol changing to the
corresponding balance offset value.
With each detent of the volume control the m920
alternates between adding .5dB to one channel and
then subtracting 0.5dB from the other. This continues
until one channel is 3dB louder and the other is 3dB
quieter.
To store your balance setting for the selected out-
put, push and hold the encoder. This will then send
you out of the setup menu and back to the main
level control screen.
The m920 stores all three balance level settings in
non-volatile memory and recalls these upon each
power up.
POWER UP LEVEL
This feature allows the user to save specific level
settings for each output as the default power up
level. While default levels are set to 0 at the factory,
you may want to have the unit always power up at
a specified level other than the default. To program
power up level settings:
• Push and hold the rotary encoder to enter the setup
menu. Now rotate the encoder until you reach the
power up level settings, which are indicated as: PH for
headphones, P1 for line output 1 and P2 for line output.
• When the m920 is in L1 mode (both line outputs
ganged together for volume control) the preset level
for the unbalanced line out (L1) will be used for both
sets of outputs.
• When you have reached the output that for which you’d
like to enter the power up level, push the encoder again
to display the current power up level.
