McIntosh MX160, Руководство пользователя

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MX160. The MX160 will go through a brief start-
up initialization with the Front Panel Information
Display briefly indicating “McIntosh, MX160”
followed by the last used source and volume set-
ting. Refer to figures 3 and 4.
3. Press the SET UP Push-button on the MX160
Front Panel or the SETUP Push-button on the
Remote Control. The Front Panel Information will
now indicate “INSTALLER MENU” and the TV/
MONITOR will display the MX160 “McIntosh
Setup (Installer) Menu”. Refer to figures 5 and 6.
4. The Setup Menu provides access to the MX160
Default Settings and the ability to change them for
your Home Theater System:
1. Source Input settings
2. Speaker and Room settings
2. Video Processing settings
3. Audio Processing settings
4. Zone B settings
5. System configuration
6. Manage software
Adjustments and Setting changes
All of the adjustments and settings are performed by
using the extensive On-Screen Setup Menu System.
The On-Screen Setup Menuing System is interactive.
The ability to change a menu item setting or have
access to a menu item setting, is dependent on the
operational state of the MX160 and the choices made
in other menu items. Some menu choices require more
than one step to complete.
1. Press the SETUP Remote Control Push-button, to
enter the Setup Mode. The Front Panel Informa-
tion Display will indicate the “Installer Menu”.
Refer to figure 5.
2. Navigating thru and making changes to the Setup
Menus are performed by using the HR085 Remote
Control directional Up
p
or Down
q
, Left
t
or
Right
u
, SELECT and the SETUP Push-buttons.
The MX160 Front Panel Navigation Up
p
or
Down
q
ADJUST Push-Buttons, Left
t
or Right
u
NAVIGATE Push-Buttons and the SELECT
Push-button may also be used.
The following example will illustrate how to navigate
through the built-in MX160 SETUP Mode and the
multiple On-Screen Setup Menus. Occasionally, it
may become necessary to return the MX60 to default
The McIntosh MX160 has been factory configured for
default operating settings, allowing immediate enjoy-
ment of superb audio and video without the need for
further adjustments. If you wish to make changes, a
Setup Feature is provided to customize the settings.
To assist in navigating the TV/Montior Setup (In-
staller) On-Screen Menus, please refer to the MX160
Menu separate folded sheets “MX160-Menu-1 thru
Menu-11”. These separate sheets are contained in the
Owner’s Manual Packet.
Note: When the MX160 is connected to a computer
network, along with a Computer using a Win-
dows WEB Browser, will provide access to
MX160 Setup (Installer) and Operation Modes
the via the IP Address Assigned by the network
to the MX160. For additional information, refer
to page 38.
1. The MX160 has a Rear Panel Main Power rocker
type switch. This switch removes all AC Power
from the MX160 circuitry. It is useful to remove
AC Power when the unit will not be used for an
extended period of time,
during lightning storms
or AC Power outages.
Referring to figure 1, the
rocker switch is placed
in the OFF position
when shipped from the
factory. Place the Main Power rocker switch to the
ON position. The Front LED located above the
STANDBY ON Push-button should
now be illuminated. Refer to figure
2.
2. Press the STANDBY ON Push-
button on the Front Panel or press
the (Power ON) Push-button on
the Remote Control to switch On the
Figure 4
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Introduction to the MX160 Setup Mode
Introduction to the MX160 Setup Mode
Figure 2
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Figure 3
McIntosh
MX160
Figure 1
Installer Menu
Figure 5
Figure 6
Setup Menu,
Main Selections