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Navigating the Menu
The front panel Rotary Control - Figure 16 - has two functions. The first is to adjust the Main and Headphone
output levels.
It is also used to navigate the menu. The menu provides access to a wide range of settings, but in most cases
the user will only need to use a very small number of these. The most frequently used will be:
1. Selecting whether the Rotary Control adjusts the Main output or the Headphone output level.
2. Selecting the audio source(s) to be fed to the Main output and Headphone output.
On the 2-channel version (ST2), by default, the Headphone output is set to be the same as the Main output.
On the 8-channel version (MC8), by default, the Headphone output is set to be the same as Main output
channels 1-2. In each case the volume levels may be set independently.
The menu has been arranged in an intuitive manner to make it easy to find the item that you require. It is
navigated by pressing the control knob, either briefly, or for more than 1 second and by rotating the control.
Rotary Control Function Overview
Rotary movement:
When a home screen is displayed, see Figure 14 for an example, turning the Rotary
Control to the left or right will decrease or increase the volume level of the output it
has been selected to control. Continuously turning the control to the left will
eventually mute the output. The power switch light will then change to red and the
word
muted
will appear in the display.
If the display is showing a menu or sub-menu, rotating the control allows you to
step through the items available on that page.
The Rotary Control is also used to step through the possible choices where a menu
item has several setting options, adjust a setting value or enter numeric characters.
Examples of each of these cases are:
Setting the Roll Off Filter: stepping through the possible options
e.g. Sharp or Slow.
Adjusting the channel level trim: varying a channel output level.
Entering the network IP settings: stepping through numeric
characters.
Figure 16. Front panel Rotary control.
Rotary Control