MartinLogan Crescendo X, User Manual

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REMOTE CONTROL
STANDBY: This button toggles between on and stand-
by. If no audio signal is detected for ten minutes, the
speaker will automatically go into networked standby
mode (Wi-Fi and Ethernet remain active). When the
speaker is in standby mode, press the button once
to exit. A new audio signal will also automatically
wake the speaker. Please note, if the Auxiliary Input
has a cable plugged into the connection (with or
without active audio content), the speaker will not go
into standby mode automatically and will not stay in
standby mode, even if manually activated.
MUTE: Mutes the volume. A second press will restore
the previous volume setting. Additionally, you can
turn mute off by pressing either of the volume buttons.
When mute is active, the front LED will blink red.
VOL+/VOL–: Adjusts volume level. See the section
titled “VOLUME CONTROL (BY INPUT)”
PLAY/PAUSE:
Toggles between play or pause.
This button works when a source is connected via
AirPlay or Play-Fi.
BASS MODE – NORMAL:
Normal bass levels.
BASS MODE – BASS+:
Increases bass output.
INPUT – WIRELESS/ETHERNET: Sets the current
input to receive an audio signal from the local
area network via the Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection
(using AirPlay or Play-Fi
®
).
INPUT – AUXILIARY: Sets the current input to
receive an audio signal from the auxiliary input via
a digital optical mini Toslink or analog 3.5mm ste-
reo “headphone” style jack connection.
INPUT – BLUETOOTH:
Sets the current input to
receive an audio signal from a Bluetooth capable
device that is connected wirelessly to the speaker.
Turn turn Bluetooth on, press the input button to
switch the source to Bluetooth. To turn Bluetooth
off, select an input other than Bluetooth.
CHANGING THE REMOTE’S BATTERIES
The remote control for your speaker uses two AAA
type batteries. Access the battery compartment by
using a Phillips screwdriver to remove the screw
located on the bottom of the remote.
Fig. 3
Remote Control
Caution!
Danger of explosion
if battery is incorrectly replaced.
Replace only with the same or
equivalent type.