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• Push and hold the rotary encoder to enter the setup
menu. Now rotate the encoder until you reach the rP
menu item.
• When rP is displayed, an Apple IR Remote is not paired
(default). In this setting, the m920 will respond to
any Apple IR Remote or the m920 IR remote control.
Pressing the encoder button has no effect as only the
Apple IR Remote can be used to enable pairing
• When the decimal points in the r.P. Symbol are
displayed an Apple IR Remote is paired. In this setting,
the m920 will only respond to the paired Apple IR
Remote or the m920 IR remote control. Pressing the
encoder button will unpair the Apple IR Remote and
return the option to rP.
• Rotate the encoder to navigate to other setup menu
items or push and hold to exit the setup menu
DISPLAY DIMMER MODE
The m920 features a bright user interface designed
to give you clear operational information. However,
situations may exist when you want to turn off this
display while keeping your unit running. This is pos-
sible with the display dimmer mode. With the display
dimmer enabled, all the light on the front panel will
extinguish after 4 seconds of inactivity. Any change
made by the user or system change (sample rate or
s-Lock status) will turn the displays back on for 4 sec-
onds, then again extinguish. Note: the status of the
display dimmer feature mode is retained whenever
the m920 is power cycled. To change this setting:
• Push and hold the rotary encoder to enter the setup
menu. Now rotate the encoder until you reach the dd
menu item.
• Push and release the encoder to toggle on (indicated by
the decimal points in the d.d. symbol turned on) or off.
• Rotate the encoder to navigate to other setup menu
items or push and hold to exit the setup menu.
LEVEL OFFSET ADJUST
With three independently controlled analog out-
puts (headphones, line 1 and line 2), the m920 is
designed to function as a high performance monitor
controller for the professional studio or any type of
playback scenario. To enhance its flexibility in inte-
grating into any playback setup, each output level
can be offset by +/- 9.5 dB in .5 dB steps. This allows
matching of loudspeaker sensitivities for constant
volume when switching between speaker systems.
To adjust each output level offset setting:
• Push and hold the rotary encoder to enter the setup
menu. Then rotate the encoder until you reach the 3
level offset menu items, labeled oH (headphones), o1
(line 1) and o2 (line 2).
• Once you are at the outputs who’s level offset you wish
to change, push and release the encoder to enter the
offset level readout.
• Rotate the encoder clockwise to increase the offset
(0 to 9.) or counterclockwise (0 to -9.) to decrease
offset. Note: the decimal point indicates the .5 dB stop
between numbers.
• Once you have set your level offset, push and release
the encoder to store the setting and return to the setup
menu, or push and hold the encoder to exit the setup
menu.
CROSSFEED MODE (X-FEED)
Please refer to the detailed description of this fea-
ture earlier in this manual. Crossfeed is only applied
to the headphone outputs. This feature is toggled
on and off in the setup menu, and its current status
is preserved whenever the m920 is power cycled. To
activate:
• Push and hold the rotary encoder to enter the setup
menu. Then rotate the encoder until you reach the
crossfeed mode screen, as indicated by the letters CF.
• Push and release the encoder to activate crossfeed,
which will be indicated by the illuminated the decimal
points C.F.
• Once you have activated (or deactivated) crossfeed,
either rotate the encoder to advance to the next setup
menu item, or push and hold the encoder to exit the
setup menu.
