NAD M33, Руководство пользователя

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Settings
Configure or display M33 settings
Player
1 Sleep Timer:
Stop playback after a set amount of time via gentle
volume decline
2 Room Name:
Create a customized room name for the M33 using the
pop up keyboard
3 Tone Controls:
Swipe to boost or reduce Bass and Treble response.
Tone Control levels, Bass and Treble, can be turned ON/OFF or Reset.
4 Balance:
Balance control adjusts the relative levels of the left and right
speakers. Swire right to shift the balance to the right or swipe to the left
to shift the balance to the left. “0 dB” level setting provides equal level
to the left and right channels.
5 Select attached speakers:
Select corresponding option depending
upon the subwoofer connected - 1 Subwoofer (connect to SUBW OUT
1 only), 2 Subwoofers or No Subwoofer
6 Crossover: The subwoofer will reproduce only low frequency
information below the selected crossover setting.
7 LCD Brightness: Set LCD brightness level from 0% to 100%
8 Indicator Brightness: Adjust NAD logo indicator brightness level from
0 to 2
9 Speaker Output: Turn On or Off speaker output
10 Bluetooth:
Set Bluetooth connection to Manual, Automatic, Guest or
Disable Bluetooth availability
11 LCD Temporary Display:
Enabled mode will turn off display
temporarily after 1 minute of non-user interface. Disabled mode will
keep display shown.
12 Volume In Percent: Volume level is displayed in percent when
enabled. At disabled mode, volume level is displayed in dB.
13 LAN/BluOS in Standby: Status of LAN and BluOS activity are indicated
while the unit is at standby mode. LAN and BluOS connections
continue to be active at enabled mode. At disabled mode, LAN and
BluOS connections are idle or inactive
14 Auto Standby: M33 can be setup to automatically go to standby mode
if the current Source has no active audio input for 30 minutes. At enabled
mode, unit will go to standby mode automatically if the current Source
has no active audio input for 30 minutes. At disabled mode, unit remains
active even if the current Source has no active audio input.
OPERATION
USING THE FRONT PANEL DISPLAY
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