Trigon SnowWhite II, Руководство пользователя

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- Adjusting Display brightness
- Setting Input 7 to a record output
- Unity Gain (Home Theater through-put )
- Input level adjustment
- Factory Default Setting
To access the MODE menu, push the input selector knob. Once in the MODE menu,
rotate the input selector knob right or left to scroll through the menu options. If nothing is
done within approx. 12 seconds, the unit will automatically switch back to “normal”
operation mode .
All changes in are automatically saved once the input selector knob is used to move to the
next menu option. The input selector knob can be turned either right or left to scroll either
forward or back within the
MODE menu. Turning the knob left when at the “Balance
Control” option will exit the MODE menu as will turning the knob to the right when at the
“Factory Default” option. You can also escape from the MODE menu at any time by simply
pressing the input selector knob.
The individual options in the
MODE menu are described in further detail below.
4.1 Balance Control
The following should be seen on the display to adjust balance:
The volume control knob [7] is used to adjust the channel balance. When adjusting
channel balance, please note that either the left LED [3] or right LED [5] will be lit to
indicate which channel is receiving more signal. The volume display [6] will indicate
exactly how much more signal is being sent to an individual channel. Each number
represents a difference of 1 dB of gain. The maximum difference is 100 dB. All changes in
are automatically saved once the input selector knob is used to move to the next menu
option, or it is pressed to escape the
MODE menu.
The balance setting will be reset once the unit is turned off. Once turned on again, if
another balance setting is desired, please follow the steps above.
Turning the input selector knob clockwise will move to the Unity Gain option, and turning it
counter-clockwise will exit the
MODE menu .
4.2 Initial Volume Level
SnowWhite II
uses an electronic volume control system. In addition to offering
better performance (over the conventional Potentiometer), it also allows for special
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