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n-Vi

Control and Setup

6 Control and Setup

Once all the input and output connections are made
the n-Vi can be set up. Although the n-Vi can be
set up and controlled from its front panel, many
parameters are best set from the listening position,
so use of the NARCOM DV handset is recommended.

When initially switched on from the rear panel, the n-Vi will,
after a short delay, enter standby mode. Standby is indicated
by an illuminated front panel

standby

button. To wake the n-Vi

press the handset

standby

key or front panel

standby

button.

The n-Vi will wake in either the factory default state, if it is
previously unused, or in the state in which it was last shut
down. Once the n-Vi is switched on, the video display and any
other associated equipment should also be switched on.

Note:

The n-Vi can be returned to its factory default settings by

pressing and holding the handset clear key with no disc loaded.

6.1 The User Interface

The n-Vi can generally be operated from its front panel or
from the

Narcom DV

remote handset in either

DVD

modes. The On Screen Display and Front Panel Display provide
operational feedback.

Note:

If nothing is displayed when the n-Vi and display are first

switched on some Front Panel Setup video output options may
need to be changed. See Section 8.1.

The n-Vi has two setup routines.

On Screen Setup

(Section

7) and

Front Panel Setup

(Section 8).

On Screen Setup

configures parameters that apply to system-wide setup, DVD
playback and video display.

Note:

Some On Screen Setup parameters can also be accessed

and adjusted via Front Panel Setup.

6.1.1 On Screen Setup

During

On Screen Setup

, all functions are accessed via a

cascading menu system with the handset

(up),

(down),

(left),

(right) and

keys. To navigate through the top

level and second level menus use the handset

up (

)

and

down (

)

keys. To confirm a selection press the

key. To

return to the previous menu without making a selection or a
change use the

rtn

(return) key, or press

setup

to exit from the

setup menus.

To navigate through the third level menu use the handset

left

(

)

and

right (

)

keys. To increase or decrease a parameter

value use the

up (

)

and

down (

)

keys respectively. Use the

key to confirm the setting. To return to the previous menu

without making a selection or a change use the

rtn

(return) key.

Press

setup

to exit from the setup menus.

Note:

The handset clear key can be used at any time to clear any

On Screen Display.

6.1.2 Front Panel Setup, Controls and Display

During

Front Panel Setup

, functions are accessed via a

cascading menu system with front panel

-vol

input

play

and

stop

buttons providing menu

navigation

and

commands. These buttons are illuminated in setup mode. In
normal mode the buttons revert to operating as described
below and illustrated in the diagram.

Note:

The handset navigation keys can also be used for Front

Panel setup.

standby:

Switches the n-Vi in and out of standby mode.

-vol:

Decreases volume

vol+:

Increases volume

input:

Selects next signal input

mode:

Selects next AV decode mode

stop:

Stops playback. Press while stopped opens drawer.

play:

Starts playback. Press while in play pauses play.

Press while drawer open closes drawer.

Selects previous chapter or track.

Selects next chapter or track.

The n-Vi front panel display provides feedback of volume level,
input selection, decode mode, channel scheme and, if the
optional DAB/FM tuner is fitted, radio station identity and data.
The front panel display will switch off after two minutes of
inactivity.

Player

transport

Standby

Volume

adjustment

Signal input

and decode

mode selection

Channel

scheme

Decode

mode