Playback Designs MPS-X, Руководство пользователя

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MPS-X User Manual
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SETUP MENU
The MPS-X has several options that can be displayed and set via the remote control unit that came with
either your Dream or Edelweiss system. By pressing the DISC button on the remote first and then the
SETTINGS button within 5 seconds the top display starts to flash while displaying the first item in the setup
menu. Use the arrow buttons to go to the next setting.
DISC
MUTE
DAC PRE
To change any settings in the menu the PLAY button can be pressed. Once you have programmed all
settings you can exit the menu by pressing the SETTINGS button again.
The following options are available in sequence:
1. List of 6 individual digital inputs: each input can be turned off so it no longer is available in the
selection during normal operation. For instance, if you only use two inputs you can turn off all others.
You can then switch between your two inputs with the front panel button or arrow buttons on the
remote.
2. Serial number of your MPS-X. This option is not user programmable.
3. Firmware version. This option is not user programmable.
4. REMOTE: If you are using the MPS-X in connection with any of the Dream or Edelweiss players you
may want to program the remote control such that you can use the PRE column instead of the DISC
column to select inputs or maneuver through the setup menu. This is to avoid a conflict with your
player which already uses the DISC column. Choose between DISC or PRE column by pressing the
PLAY button.
5. PLINK OUT: if you want to connect your MPS-X to a classic Playback Designs DAC (such as MPS-5)
you need to select the "Classic" format. All other products use the "Sonoma" format.
6. PLINK IN: if you want to connect a classic Playback Designs source (such as MPS-5) you need to
select the "Classic" format. All other products use the "Sonoma" format.
7. IR LOCK: with IR control there is always a chance for conflicts where 2 different machines use the
same codes. This feature allows you to disable the IR commands for the MPS-X.
8. HOURS: this indicates how many hours your MPS-X has been operating during its life.
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