3.6 EPILOG and DIRECTOR remote control
The main playback functions of the
Epilog
can be remotely controlled with the
TRIGON DIRECTOR System remote control.
Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3
1
4
7
10
13
16
19
3
6
9
12
15
18
2
5
8
11
14
17
VOL+
Vol+10
CH+
MONO
SPLIT
MODE
DEVICE
VOL-
Vol-10
CH-
DISPLAY
MUTE
ON/OFF
=
Figures
1
through
3
illustrate the layout of the remote control DIRECTOR. In Figure
3
only the keys that relate to a function of the
Epilog
integrated amplifier are
identified. The DIRECTOR is a system remote control, which can remotely control
various devices from
TRIGON
. The entire keyboard can be used three fold. Individual
function levels are provided for control of amplifiers, CD players and tuners. The key
(
1
), top right, next to the device LED's, selects which type of device is controlled. To
operate the
Epilog
press the key (
1
) repeatedly until the first LED below the
amplifier symbol [
] flashes. Thus the "Amplifier Level" is selected and remains
selected until another level is selected with key (
1
). Each time the key (
1
) is pressed
the
LED
lights
up
to
indicate
the
current
is
selected
level.
Individual functions:
Key (
1
) selects the type of device to be controlled. The three LEDs indicate the
currently selected user interface type.
Key (
2
) switches the
Epilog
from/to standby mode (PSU most be powered up).
Key (
3
) toggles the
Epilog
's display
on or off in steps. Pressing once turns off
the text portion, pressing again turns the volume display off. Pressing a third time
turns the display back on completely.
