MERIDIAN SYSTEM REMOTE (MSR+) User Guide - Meridian Audio
MERIDIAN SYSTEM REMOTE (MSR+) User Guide - Meridian Audio MERIDIAN SYSTEM REMOTE (MSR+) User Guide - Meridian Audio
Using Controlling sources The MSR+ provides 12 source keys to allow you to select one of the sources in your system. To select a source • Press the appropriate source key. The indicator will flash once to indicate that the command has been sent. Your Meridian controller will select that source. In addition, the MSR+ keys will change so that they control that source. To use your MSR+ to control a source without selecting the source on your Meridian system: • Hold down Function and press the source key. For example, to change the TV channel while listening to a CD press Function TV, and then use the numeric keys to select the channel. To use the function options The function options are shown in blue on each key. • Hold down Function, in the lower left corner of the remote. • Press the key corresponding to the function you want to select. To control your other equipment The nine source keys: AUX, DISC, TAPE, TV, CABLE, SAT, VCR1, VCR2, and GAME can be programmed to control other equipment in your system as described in Programming your MSR+, page 5. The CD, RADIO, and DVD source keys are dedicated to controlling Meridian products and cannot be changed. The volume keys, Mute, and OFF also always control Meridian products. To use these commands with other equipment hold down Function with them. To illuminate the MSR+ in low light conditions • Press any key. Use Function to avoid sending a command. 4 The backlight will stay on for about five seconds. G Series MSR 4 7/7/03, 3:16:26 pm
Programming your MSR+ Programming Introduction For convenience the MSR+ provides three alternative programming options to allow you to control ‘other products’; ie products from other manufacturers: Dedicated (punch through) Meridian keys Some keys on the MSR+ are dedicated to controlling your Meridian system and cannot be reprogrammed for your other products: Key Description •You can look up the manufacturer of the product you want to control in the back of this manual, and specify the remote control you want to mimic by entering a four digit device code on the numeric keypad. •You can specify the type of product you want to control, and then search through the available remote controls until you find the appropriate one that controls your product. •You can learn each of the commands for the product from the product’s own remote control. OFF Volume A, V, and Mute DSP Function Menu A, V, , Function Store, and Function Clear Function Display Turns the Meridian system off. Control the Meridian system volume. Changes the preset on Meridian surround controllers. Control the DSP menus on Meridian surround controllers. Changes the display of the Meridian system. Learning is the most flexible method but also the most timeconsuming. We recommend you start with one of the first two procedures and then use learning to supplement them with any other commands you want to add. You can program Function OFF, the Function volume keys, the menu keys, Store, Clear, and Display to control your other equipment. Note: There is no danger of damaging your MSR+ by using these procedures. A reset function is provided which will return your MSR+ to the factory settings; see Resetting the MSR+, page 10. 5 G Series MSR 5 7/7/03, 3:16:26 pm
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Programming your <strong>MSR+</strong><br />
Programming<br />
Introduction<br />
For convenience the <strong>MSR+</strong> provides three alternative programming<br />
options to allow you to control ‘other products’; ie products from<br />
other manufacturers:<br />
Dedicated (punch through) <strong>Meridian</strong> keys<br />
Some keys on the <strong>MSR+</strong> are dedicated to controlling your <strong>Meridian</strong><br />
system and cannot be reprogrammed for your other products:<br />
Key<br />
Description<br />
•You can look up the manufacturer of the product you want to<br />
control in the back of this manual, and specify the remote control<br />
you want to mimic by entering a four digit device code on the<br />
numeric keypad.<br />
•You can specify the type of product you want to control, and then<br />
search through the available remote controls until you find the<br />
appropriate one that controls your product.<br />
•You can learn each of the commands for the product from the<br />
product’s own remote control.<br />
OFF<br />
Volume A, V, and Mute<br />
DSP<br />
Function Menu A, V, , Function Store, and<br />
Function Clear<br />
Function Display<br />
Turns the <strong>Meridian</strong> system off.<br />
Control the <strong>Meridian</strong> system volume.<br />
Changes the preset on <strong>Meridian</strong><br />
surround controllers.<br />
Control the DSP menus on <strong>Meridian</strong><br />
surround controllers.<br />
Changes the display of the <strong>Meridian</strong><br />
system.<br />
Learning is the most flexible method but also the most timeconsuming.<br />
We recommend you start with one of the first two<br />
procedures and then use learning to supplement them with any<br />
other commands you want to add.<br />
You can program Function OFF, the Function volume keys,<br />
the menu keys, Store, Clear, and Display to control your other<br />
equipment.<br />
Note: There is no danger of damaging your <strong>MSR+</strong> by using these<br />
procedures. A reset function is provided which will return your<br />
<strong>MSR+</strong> to the factory settings; see Resetting the <strong>MSR+</strong>, page 10.<br />
5<br />
G Series MSR 5<br />
7/7/03, 3:16:26 pm
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