SNAP Mirage Autonomic MAS M-801e, Руководство пользователя

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S1 GAIN (Analog
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SOURCE SETTINGS
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INTERNET TIME / TIME ZONE
GET TIME
FROM INTERNET
FRI 9:33:06 PM
UTC - 4:00 (Daylight Savings Time)
NTP Settings
Update the time and time zone
using an internet connection.
Source Settings Page
Select the Source to be adjusted, from
S1-S8. This opens the Source edit page.
Source Settings Page (Continued)
A Source may be named, by using the phone
Keypad. The analog input gain can be adjusted
using the Gain slider or Up/Down buttons.
Gain is used to match the analog input levels
to the Digital sources. Some Analog sources
have large variation in output levels. The 0dB
default setting is suitable for connection to
high output devices like CD players, while the
standard level (1Vrms) is achieved by setting
the gain to +6dB. The Gain slider (and source
button) will flash red if the gain is set to high
and distortion is detected. Select the Back
arrow to return to the System Settings Page.
NETWORK SETTINGS
IP Address:
Subnet Mask:
DNS Server:
Default Router
Mac Address 192.168.001.010
255.255.255.000
192.168.001.254
192.168.001.254
12.34.56.78.9A.BC
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DHCP STATIC
RESET
RESTORE
DEFAULTS
SYSTEM
REBOOT
RESTORE DEFAULTS
Are You Sure?
YES
NO
Network Settings Page
Network setting always defaults to DHCP.
The connected Ethernet router’s allocated IP
address can be viewed. If for some reason
a Static IP is required the selection can be
made, and settings adjusted using the back
and forward arrow and plus minus keys.
Select the back arrow to return
to the System Settings page.
System Reset
Restore your amplifier to factory
defaults or reboot the amplifier.
Restore Defaults Page
To restore the M-801e to factory
defaults select "Yes", or to return
to previous menu select "No".
Factory defaults will reset the zone allocations
back to 1 - 8. It clears all settings like Zone
Names, Source Names, Maximum Volume
Limits, Bass, Treble and Loudness etc.
Menu Navigation (Continued)