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58. MENU -
With any one of Sources 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 or 8 selected, press this button to open the On Screen Display (OSD) on the
Main Room Video Display. The OSD features all M80 setup and many control screens for selecting Listening Modes, adjusting
Lip Sync, Tone Controls, Zone 2 Controls and the Source Setup Menu. ‘OSD Menu’ will appear in the Front Panel Display. Press
again to turn the OSD OFF. With the XM Tuner selected, repeatedly press this button to select the All Channel Search, Category
Search or Preset Search modes. The Menu button has no function when the AM/FM Tuners or iPod (Source 4) are selected. The
OSD will not appear on the Zone 2 Video Display.
59. TONE -
Press this button to access the M80 Tone Controls. Adjust with the Volume
buttons while the Tone Controls are
displayed on the Front Panel Display. Repeatedly press to select: Tone Active (ON), Treble, Bass or Tone Defeat (OFF).
60. DIMMER -
Press this button to control of the brightness of the Front Panel Display. When the M80 is turned ON, the Front
Panel Display will illuminate to full brightness. One press will dim the display to about half brightness, a second press will
restore full brightness to the display.
61. MUTE -
With the M80 ON and with any source selected, press this button to cut the amplifier output to the speakers. (There
will be no sound coming from the speakers.) ‘Mute’ will flash in the Front Panel Display. To un-mute the speakers, press the
Mute button again. In a multizone configuration Mute will only mute the Main Room speakers; Zone 2 will be unaffected.
Note:
If an external amplifier is connected to the Pre-Out jacks or if a subwoofer is connected to the SW jack, Mute will also
mute/un-mute the external amp or subwoofer.
62. VOLUME -
With the M80 ON press the VOLUME button to turn volume up; press the VOLUME button to turn the
volume down. The audio output level in dB (decibels) will be displayed on the Front Panel Display while either button is being
pressed and for three seconds after a volume adjustment is made.
63. iPOD (M80 ON/iPod Select) -
With the M80 in Standby, (ON/Standby button backlight red), press this button to turn the
M80 ON, select the iPod Input (Audio 4) and activate the iPod On-Screen Display (OSD). With the M80 ON, press this button to
select the M80 iPod Input (Audio 4) and activate the iPod On-Screen Display (OSD). An iPod connected to the MDP jack via a
Proficient Audio iPod Dock (option, available separately) can be controlled with the iPod buttons on the M80 Remote and Cur-
sor buttons on the M80 Remote or Front Panel.
64. TUNER (M80 ON/Tuner Select) -
With the M80 in Standby, (ON/Standby button backlight red), press this button to turn the
M80 ON, select the Tuner Input and activate the Tuner On-Screen Display (OSD). The M80 will turn ON to the last Tuner Band
selected (AM/FM/XM). With the M80 ON, press this button to switch to the Tuner Input. The M80 will switch to the last Tuner
Band selected (AM/FM/XM). Repeatedly press the button to select AM, FM or XM. The AM/FM Tuner is an internal tuner; XM
requires connecting an optional external XM Ready Satellite Radio Tuner to the XM Port on the M80 Rear Panel.
65. SLEEP -
With the M80 ON and with any source selected, press this button to turn on the M80 Sleep Timer. Sleep Timer dura-
tions from 15-90 minutes, in 15 minute increments, can be set by repeatedly pressing the Sleep button until the desired Sleep
Timeout is set. The Front Panel Display will dim to half brightness and the remaining time to OFF will be displayed for the
duration of the Sleep Timeout. The Front Panel Display will illuminate full brightness for one second for each minute Sleep
Timeout duration is reduced. To cancel Sleep Timer, repeatedly press the Sleep button until ‘Sleep Off’ appears on the Front
Panel Display.
66. IR OUTPUT LED -
One, red LED flashes while the remote is outputting IR commands.
M80 REMOTE FEATURES
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