NAIM N-VI, Manual

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and hold the rpt key to access the repeat disc mode. While
the repeat disc status bar is showing press the rpt key to
cycle through and select repeat disc , repeat title and repeat
chapter functions.
9.2.12 Direct Track/Chapter, Title/Group Selection
Handset Only: To select a specific track or chapter while a disc
is loaded simply press the appropriate handset numeric key. To
select a title or group add a zero before the number.
9.2.13 Mem Function
Handset Only: The mem function allows the user to store and
recall a specific point on a maximum of five discs.
To store a mem bookmark press and hold the handset mem key
at the desired time point.
To recall a bookmark, with the bookmarked DVD loaded, press
the handset
mem key. The DVD will jump to the bookmark.
9.3 Playback Options
9.3.1 Camera Angle
Handset Only: Press the angle key to scroll through the
available camera angle options.
Note: This function can also be found in the main setup menu.
9.3.2 Subtitle
Handset Only: Press the subt key to scroll through the available
subtitle options.
Note:
This function can also be found in the main setup menu.
9.3.3 Audio Track
Handset Only: Press the audio key to scroll through the
available audio tracks.
Note: This function can also be found in the main setup menu.
9.3.4 Zoom Function
Handset Only: Press the zoom key to scroll through the
available zoom levels. Use the arrow keys ( 3456 ) to
navigate around the picture.
9.4 Accessory Functions
The n-Vi has four accessory functions accessible at all times
from the handset. The display will temporarily indicate selection
or de-selection of these functions.
9.4.1 Mute
The
mute
key immediately reduces the volume to zero. A
second operation restores the volume to its previous level.
Note: The volume can also be restored after a mute command by
turning the front panel volume control to zero and then up to a
normal listening level.
Operation
9.4.2 Display
The disp key switches the n-Vi front panel display off. When
switched off the display will temporarily flash information when
changes are made. A second operation will restore the display.
9.4.3 Midnight
The midn key compresses the signal and reduces the bass
content. It can help reduce disturbance to others from late
night listening.
Note: Midnight Mode is not available with analogue material.
9.4.4 Standby
The standby key returns the n-Vi to standby mode. The standby
button only will remain illuminated.
9.5 Decode Modes - Selection and Availability
The signal decoding behaviour and options of the n-Vi are
dependent on both the source programme material and
the speaker setup. With some digital programme material,
decoding options are user definable - although the results of
processing for example, music material with movie decoding
mode are unpredictable. In other cases however the n-Vi will
automatically identify encoded material and only make available
the appropriate decoding option or options. The n-Vi front panel
and on screen display will show each decoding mode selected
or imposed.
Stereo analogue inputs to the n-Vi are always routed direct to
the front left and right speaker outputs and cannot be decoded.
To select a decode mode use the handset mode key or the
front panel mode button. The n-Vi will store the last selected
decode mode for each type of signal and for each input. The
decoding options and display for each type of programme
material, and the speaker channel schemes for each are
detailed in Tables 9.5 and 9.6
9.6 Channel Schemes and Speakers
The term “channel scheme” describes the array of speakers in
use. The channel scheme operating at any time is linked to the
input signal, speaker setup and decode mode and is illustrated
on the n-Vi front panel display by an icon in the bottom right
hand corner (See Diagram 6.1.3). The icon changes as different
input signals and decode modes are selected (either manually or
automatically) or speaker setups are specified.
The icon represents a listening room with front left, centre,
front right, surround left, surround right and subwoofer
speakers. Each speaker element within the icon shows or hides
to denote presence in the speaker setup, grows or shrinks to
reflect “large” or “small” specification (see Paragraph 7.6.1),
or is filled or empty to denote its presence or absence in the
channel scheme.