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Meridian 501/501V Control Unit

u s e r g u i d e

Preface

Sales and service in the UK

Meridian Audio Ltd

Stonehill

Stukeley Meadows

Cambs

PE18 6ED

England

Tel (01480) 52144

Fax (01480) 459934

World Wide Web

http://www.meridian.co.uk

Sales and service in the USA

Meridian America Inc

3800 Camp Creek Parkway

Building 2400

Suite 112

Eastpoint

Atlanta

GA 30331

Tel (404) 344 7111

Fax (404) 346 7111

Designed and

manufactured in the UK by

Digital Gramophone and Wireless Ltd

Stonehill

Stukeley Meadows

Cambs

PE18 6ED

England

Wireless Ltd

Part no: 501/501V/1

This guide was produced by

Human-Computer Interface Ltd,

Cambridge, England.

iii

Preface

Contents

Introduction 1

Introduces the 501/501V Control Unit, and

provides an overview of the other products

available in the Meridian 500 Series.

The Meridian 500 Series ........................ 2

Sample configurations ........................... 3

Specification and accessories ............... 6

Using the Video Features

(501V only) 15

Provides information on how to use the

video features included in the 501V

Control Unit.

Selecting a video source ........................ 16

Recording a video input ......................... 17

Using the Control Unit 9

Provides step-by-step instructions on how

to operate the control unit, using either the

front panel or the Meridian System

Handset.

Front panel ............................................. 10

Selecting a source ................................. 11

Adjusting the volume ............................. 12

Changing the display and balance ........ 13

Recording a source ................................ 14

Preface

Customising the Control

Unit 19

Describes how to set up the control unit in

your preferred configuration.

Choosing standard settings ................... 20

Configuring the sources ......................... 23

Examples of configuring the

sources .................................................. 26

Programming levels ............................... 28

Specifying information about

your system ........................................... 30

Setting up the Control

Unit 33

Describes how to unpack and install the

control unit, and explains what you should

do if your control unit requires servicing.

Unpacking .............................................. 34

Connecting the control unit ................... 35

Troubleshooting ..................................... 39

Maintenance .......................................... 41

Service and guarantee ........................... 42

Index ...................................................... 43

Introduction

In choosing the 501/501V Control Unit you have acquired a component

that combines major advances in audio and engineering design. The 501

Control Unit is a full function preamplifier for use with high performance

analogue sources. It provides six audio inputs, each of which can be

individually adjusted for sensitivity, and identified on the four-character

alpha-numeric display. A very high quality MC or MM phono stage is

available as an option for the dedicated LP input.

In addition, the 501V Control Unit provides video switching for up to eight

video inputs.

This guide is designed to enable you to obtain the best possible results

from the unit, and it includes information about customising the unit to

your own requirements.

If you have just purchased the 501/501V Control Unit you should first turn

to the chapter page 33, which explains how toSetting up the Control Unit,

unpack and install the control unit correctly.

Introduction

The Meridian 500 Series

The Meridian 500 Series is a unique system of digital, analogue,

and video components designed to meet the demand for

absolute quality, ease of use, and lasting value.

The flexibility of the Meridian 500 Series is such that you can

assemble a system as simple or as complex as you need,

perfectly suited to your musical and environmental requirements,

and with the ability to add to it or change it at a later date should

your requirements change. The 500 Series is also compatible

with the existing Meridian 200 Series and 600 Series

components.

Each Meridian 500 Series component is housed in a matching

slim line case. Front panel controls provide access to the most

important functions, and the full range of functions is available

from the Meridian System Handset using a simple and intuitive

control interface.

500 Series communications

The Meridian 500 Series includes a sophisticated

communications link, to ensure that any configuration of units

will work together as a fully integrated system.

The 500 Series communications system allows you to control

any combination of units using a single handset, and ensures

that your commands from the handset are interpreted

unambiguously. Any unit can be designated as the controller for

the system, allowing you to position the other units out of range

from the handset beam if desired. It also allows all the units to

be switched off from the front panel of any unit in the system.

Professional features

The 500 Series also includes features for professional users,

including RS232 computer control (501, 562, and DSP5000), and

balanced outputs (563).

The following pages give examples of four suggested

configurations to illustrate the flexibility of the Meridian 500

Series.

Introduction

500 Compact Disc Transport

Sample configurations

506 Compact Disc Player

562

500

504 DSP5000 DSP5000

501 M60 M60504 555

506

A2A2

The 506 Compact Disc Player is an integrated CD transport and

converter, providing both digital and analogue outputs.

The 506 Compact Disc Player is ideally suited for use with the

Meridian 555 Stereo Power Amplifier and A2 Loudspeakers, with

control over the volume and source selection provided by the

501 Remote Control Preamplifier.

The 504 FM Tuner is an ideal addition to the system if radio

reception is required.

The 500 Compact Disc Transport provides a precision digital

output, and can drive DSP5000 Digital Loudspeakers directly.

A 562 Digital Controller can be added to cater for conventional

analogue sources, such as the 504 FM Tuner, and provide

source selection between up to 12 different analogue or digital

sources.

Introduction

563 Digital to Analogue Converter

The digital output provided by the 500 Compact Disc Transport

can be decoded by the 563 Digital to Analogue Converter to

provide a high-quality audio output for use with a conventional

audio preamplifier.

The 563 Digital to Analogue Converter can also decode digital

signals from other sources, including LaserDisc players and

Digital Audio Tape.

501V Control Unit

The 501V Control Unit is a full function preamplifier for use with

any analogue source, and includes video switching for complete

control of systems that include video sources such as a

LaserDisc player and video recorder.

It provides a high-quality audio output ideal for use with the

Meridian M60 Active Loudspeakers.

LASERDISC

VIDEO

M60 M60

501V500 563

Introduction

562V Multimedia Controller

conventional analogue sources such as the 504 FM Tuner and

video sound.

It also includes video switching for CVBS and S-VHS signals,

such as from a satellite receiver, LaserDisc player, or video

recorder.

D6000 D6000

LASERDISC

VIDEO

500 562V

504

SATELLITE

The 562V Multimedia Controller is the ideal control unit for use

with the Meridian D6000 Digital Loudspeakers.

It provides direct digital inputs for digital sources, such as the

500 Compact Disc Transport and LaserDisc sound, together

with precision Delta Sigma Analogue to Digital Conversion, for

Introduction

Specification and accessories

Specification

MM input option Sensitivity adjustable 0.5 – 3mV for

5cm/s @ 1kHz.

Overload point 47mV @ 1kHz.

Cartridge load 47k || 100pF.Ω

MC input option Sensitivity adjustable 38 – 210 V forµ

5cm/s @ 1kHz.

Cartridge load 220 || 10nF.Ω

A2 – A6 inputs Sensitivity adjustable 27 – 150mV.

Input impedance 20k .Ω

Tape output Output 1.5V.

Main outputs Output 1.4V rms, 3V rms maximum.

Headphone output 2V maximum.

Distortion Less than 0.01% input to output.

Noise and hum Less than -90dB for high-level

analogue inputs.

Less than -70dB for MM input.

Less than -60dB for MC input.

Display Four character display for current

source, volume, mute, and copy

source.

Communications Two 5 pin 240 DIN sockets, RS232°

interface.

Finish Black textured enamel and glass.

Dimensions 88mm x 321mm x 332mm

(3.46" x 12.64" x 13.07").

Weight 5kg (10lbs).

Consumption 20VA.

Introduction

Video specification (501V only)

V1 – V6 inputs Composite unbalanced RCA phono

75Ω, 0.5 – 1.5Vp/p.

S1, S2 inputs S-VHS 4 pin MiniDIN.

Monitor output Unbalanced RCA phono 75 , 1.5Vp/pΩ

to monitor.

VCR outputs 1, 2 Unbalanced phono 75 , 1Vp/p toΩ

VCRs, identical signal via splitter.

Main S-OUT S-VHS 4 pin MiniDIN.

VCR1, VCR2 S-OUT S-VHS 4 pin MiniDIN, two function

select outputs for SCART.

Meridian Audio reserves the right to amend product

specifications at any time.

Available accessories

The following accessories are available from your dealer:

❍MM phono module.

❍MC phono module.

❍Meridian System Handset.

❍Power cord Europe.

❍Power cord Canada and USA.

The MM and MC phono modules convert the LP audio input (A1)

for use with a moving magnet or moving coil pickup,

respectively.

The Meridian System Handset provides access to all the

facilities provided by the 501/501V Control Unit, including those

available from the front panel controls. In addition, it allows you

to control any other 500 Series units in your system.

If you have problems purchasing these items, you can order

them direct from Meridian Audio Limited, who can also supply a

range of cables suitable for connecting the 501/501V Control

Unit to other equipment.

Introduction

Using the Control Unit

This chapter provides a visual summary of the functions of the control

unit in order to identify and help explain each of the controls which you will

use to operate the unit.

It also describes how to switch on the control unit, and use it with

conventional audio sources.

Unless otherwise specified, each function is available from the front panel

or the handset.

Using the Control Unit

Front panel

1 Source

Selects the source.

2 Copy

Copies a selected source

to the tape output.

3 Mute

Mutes the sound.

4 Display

Blanks the display.

5V (Decrease)

Decreases the volume.

6A (Increase)

Increases the volume.

7 Off

Switches to standby.

Source DisplayCopy Mute Off

CD65

BOOT HROYD STUART

501

Control Unit

1234567

Display

Using the Control Unit

Selecting a source

During normal use the control unit should be left in the standby

state. This uses a negligible amount of electricity, but ensures

that the components of the control unit operate at maximum

efficiency from the moment you start.

If you are not going to use the control unit for a period of several

days you should switch the unit completely off, at the rear panel,

and disconnect it from the AC power supply.

To switch on from standby

● Press (front panel), or select a source by pressing theSource

appropriate source key on the remote control.

If the 501/501V Control Unit is part of a Meridian system, it will

automatically switch on any other unit in the system, such as the

CD player.

To select a source

● Press (front panel) until the display shows the sourceSource

you require, or press the appropriate source key on the

remote control.

The display shows the source, and volume setting.

For example, if you select the

CD input the display will show: CD65

By default, the following six sources are available:

Source Label Input

CD CD A2

Radio RD A3

LP LP A1

TV TV A5

Tape1 T1 A4

Tape2 T2 A6

To switch to standby

● Press Off (front panel) or (remote control).Standby

The display will show: .

If you have other Meridian 500 Series equipment connected to

the control unit, these units will also switch to standby.

Using the Control Unit

Adjusting the volume

To decrease the volume

● Press V (front panel), or (remote control).V

For example, the display will show: CD55

To mute the sound

● Press Mute.

The display will show: Mute

To restore the sound

● Press Mute again.

Alternatively the sound will be restored if you adjust the volume.

The 501/501V Control Unit allows you to adjust the volume in

precise steps of 1dB, where 9dB is equivalent to doubling the

loudness.

The current volume setting is displayed in dB on the front panel

display, and can be varied in the range 1 – 99dB. When you first

switch on the control unit the volume is set to 65, which is

similar to the midway position of the rotary volume control on a

conventional preamplifier.

To increase the volume

● Press A (front panel), or (remote control).A

For example, the display will show: CD75

Using the Control Unit

Changing the display and balance

To change the display

● Press .Display

Each time you press the display will step between theDisplay

following options:

Display option Example

Source and volume.

This is the usual display. RD65

Source only (full label). Rad

Blank.

To change the balance

You can adjust the sound balance on the 501/501V Control Unit

using the following procedure.

Note: The balance can only be adjusted with the remote control.

● Press (remote control) to move the sound to the left.<

The display will show the number

of dBs added to the left channel:

≤1

● Press (remote control) to move the sound to the right.>

The display will show the number

of dBs added to the right channel: 9≥

● Press (remote control) to centre the balance.V

The display will show: ≤O≥

Using the Control Unit

Recording a source

The 501/501V Control Unit allows you to copy any one of the

standard sources to the tape outputs, independently of the

source you are listening to.

To copy a source to the tape output

● Press Copy.

Each time you press Copy the control unit will step between the

following options:

Display Option

CSrc Copy Source. The current source is

fed to the tape output.

CAtt Copy Attenuate. The tape output is

muted.

C CD Copies the first source to the tape

output.

C RD Steps through each source in turn,

etc.

When is set to anything other than Copy Source the Copy Copy

indicator is illuminated on the front panel.

For example, to record a radio broadcast

press Copy until the display shows: C RD

You can now listen to a CD, by selecting the CD source, without

affecting the recording.

Using the Video

Features (501V only)

This chapter explains how to use the video features in the 501V Control

Unit to select the video source you want to watch, or to choose which

video source to copy to a video recorder.

Note that these instructions do not apply to the 501 Control Unit, which

does not include the video option.

Using the Video Features (501V only)

Selecting a video source

With the 501V Control Unit you select the video source you want

to watch in exactly the same way as selecting an audio source.

On the 501V Control Unit each source can be associated with

both audio input, and a video input.

For example, by default the TV source selects audio input A5 (for

TV sound), and video input V5 (for the TV picture).

Last valid option

The audio or video input for a source can be defined as LV (Last

Valid), in which case selecting the source will leave the audio or

video input unchanged.

For example, by default the CD source defines the video input

as LV. This allows you to select TV followed by CD to watch the

TV picture while listening to a compact disc, instead of the TV

sound.

To select a source

● Press Source (front panel) until the display shows the source

you require, or press the appropriate source key on the

remote control.

For example, if you select the

TV input the display will show: TV65

By default, the following six video sources are available:

Source Label Video input Audio input

TV TV V5 A5

Cable Cb V4 A5

Teletext TX V5 LV

VCR1 V1 V1 A6

VCR2 V2 V2 A4

LD LD V3 A1

Using the Video Features (501V only)

Recording a video input

When is set to anything other than Copy Source the Copy Copy

indicator is illuminated on the front panel.

For example, to record a TV programme

press Copy until the display shows: C TV

The TV sound and picture will now be fed to the tape and VCR

outputs, respectively.

You can then select another source without affecting the

recording.

With the 501V Control Unit you can copy the audio and video

components of a source to the tape and VCR outputs,

independently of the source you are listening to.

To copy a video source

● Press .Copy

Each time you press the control unit will step between theCopy

following options:

Display Option

CSrc

Copy Source. The audio and video

components of the current source

are fed to the tape and VCR outputs.

CAtt Copy Attenuate. The tape and VCR

outputs are muted.

C CD Copies the first source to the tape

and VCR outputs.

C RD Steps through each source in turn,

etc.

Using the Video Features (501V only)

Customising the Control

Unit

This chapter explains how to customise the 501/501V Control Unit to your

preferred configuration.

The simplest way of configuring the control unit is to choose one of the

standard settings, which are designed to cater for the six most common

configurations of sources and inputs.

Alternatively, you can configure each source individually to suit the other

equipment in your system. You can choose the label used for each source,

and balance the input sensitivities so that the sound level remains the

same when you switch between sources.

Finally, the 501/501V Control Unit provides several settings that you can

alter to optimise the way in which it works with the other equipment in

your system.

Customising the Control Unit

Choosing standard settings

The 501/501V Control Unit provides six alternative standard

settings, called Types, which configure all aspects of the control

unit into the six most commonly needed configurations.

Choosing one of the six standard settings overrides any other

configuration you may have performed, and so can be used to

reset the configuration of the control unit.

By default, the control unit is supplied set to Type 1.

If you have a system containing only Meridian 500 Series units

then you should choose one of Types 5, 1, 4, or 3. These give

progressively larger numbers of inputs, as shown in the tables

on page 21 (501) or page 22 (501V).

If your system includes any Meridian 600 or 200 Series units you

should choose Type 2 or Type 6. For more information see To

connect to Meridian 600 or 200 Series equipment, page 38.

To select a standard setting

● Switch off any power amplifiers that are connected to the

control unit.

● Turn off the control unit, using the power switch on the back

panel.

● Turn on the power again while holding down the Off key on

the front panel.

The display will show: Type

It will then show: Ty 1

● Press VV

V or AA

A to change the type number.

For example, to select Type 3

the display shows: Ty 3

● Turn off the control unit using the power switch on the back

panel.

● Turn on again to use the standard settings you have selected.

Customising the Control Unit

501 standard settings

The following table shows the options configured by the six standard Type settings on the 501 Control Unit:

Type

5 1 4 3 Source Label Input Gain Comms

●●●● CD CD A2 0dB 1

●●●● Radio RD A3 2dB 2

●●●● LP LP A1 2dB –

●●● TV TV A5 8dB –

●●●● Tape1 T1 A4 2dB –

●●● Tape2 T2 A6 2dB –

●CDR CR A2 0dB –

●Cable Cb A5 8dB –

● ● Text TX =n/a –

● ● VCR1 V1 A6 8dB –

●VCR2 V2 A4 8dB –

●LD LD A1 0dB –

= Last valid input, displayed as LV.

Types 2 and 6 have the same source configuration as Type 1.

Customising the Control Unit

501V standard settings

The following table shows the options configured by the six standard Type settings on the 501V Control Unit:

Type

5 4 1 3 Source Label Input Gain Comms C-video input S-video input FNSEL

●●●● CD CD A2 0dB 1 = = =

●●●● Radio RD A3 2dB 2 = = =

●●●● LP LP A1 2dB – BL = =

●●●● TV TV A5 8dB – v5 0=

●●●● Tape1 T1 A4 2dB – = = =

●●●● Tape2 T2 A6 2dB – = = =

● ● CDR CR A2 0dB – = = =

● ● Cable Cb A5 8dB – v4 1=

●●● Text TX = =n/a – v5 0

●●● VCR1 V1 A6 8dB – v1 S1 2(1)†

● ● VCR2 V2 A4 8dB – v2 S2 2(1)†

● ● LD LD A1 0dB – v3 =1

= Last valid input, displayed as LV (audio), Nv (video), NS (S-VHS), or NF (FNSEL). † 2 in Type 1, 1 in Type 3 or 4.

Types 2 and 6 have the same source configuration as Type 5.

Customising the Control Unit

When the control unit is set to one of the standard settings the

twelve source selection keys on the remote control select the

standard labels and inputs, as shown in the table on page 21.

If the configuration you want is not catered for by one of the

standard settings, you can configure each source individually.

The 501/501V Control Unit provides 12 sources corresponding

to the 12 source selection keys on the remote control:

CD Radio LP TV Tape1 Tape2 CDR, , , , , , , , Cable Text, ,VCR1

VCR2, and .LD

For each source you can configure:

❍The label used for it on the front panel display, from 45

alternative labels.

❍The audio input it selects.

❍The comms type and address, to identify other Meridian 500

Series equipment.

❍The video and S-VHS inputs it selects (501V only).

The procedure for doing this is as follows.

Configuring the sources

Customising the Control Unit

To configure a source

● Turn off the control unit, using the power switch on the back

panel.

● Turn on the power again while holding down the Display key

on the front panel.

The display will show: Conf

● Press Source until the left-hand pair of characters identifies

the source you want to configure.

For example, to configure the CD

source the display initially shows: CDCD

● Press Copy (front panel), or >>>>

> and <<<<

< (remote control), to step

between options.

The right-hand pair of characters shows the current value of the

option.

The options are summarised in the table shown opposite.

To change an option

● Press A or V to step between the alternative values for the

option.

When you have finished programming sources:

● Switch off at the back panel, and then switch on again to

restore normal operation.

Customising the Control Unit

Option Initial value Alternative values Explanation

Label CDCD CD, RD, LP, etc. See page 26.

Audio input CDA2 A1 – A6, or LV. Choose A1 to A6 to specify the input, or LV to use

the last valid input.

Comms type CD1C IC – 8C, or NC. Choose IC for a Meridian CD player, 2C for a

Meridian FM Tuner, or NC otherwise.

Address CD1A 1A – 8A. Allows you to have up to eight of each source type.

Video input* CDNv V1 – V6, Nv, or BL. Choose V1 – V6 to specify an input, Nv to use the

last valid input, or BL to blank the input.

S-VHS input* CDNS S1 – S2, or NS. Choose S1 – S2 to specify an input, or NS to use the

last valid input.

FNSEL output* CDFO F0 – F2, or NF. Choose the function select output signal you want to

send to the TV, or NF to use the last valid output.

* 501V only.

Customising the Control Unit

Examples of configuring the sources

The following examples illustrate how you can configure the

source options to your own requirements.

To change a source label

● Display the source you want to configure, together with its

current label, as described in the previous sections.

For example, to configure the

Radio source label choose: RDRD

● Press A or V to step between the alternative labels.

For example, to use the label FM

for the Radio source set it to: RDFM

The following table shows the available source labels together with their meanings:

Source Logo Source Logo Source Logo Source Logo Source Logo

CD CD VCR 2 V2 VHS VH S-VHS SV DAB DB

Radio RD LaserDisc LD Jukebox JB Betamax m Dig. Sat. DSβ

LP LP Satellite SA CD-ROM Rm Camera Ca ADC AD

Tape 1 T1 CDX C2 DAT DT Video 8 V8 R-Reel RR

Tape 2 T2 78 rpm 78 DCC DC CD-Video CV FM tuner FM

CDR CR CD-1 C1 Phono Ph Aux Au AM tuner AM

Cable Cb CD trans. C1 MiniDisc MD Mixer Mx MW tuner MW

Teletext TX Photo CD PC Line Li Simul SB SW tuner SW

VCR 1 V1 CD Lib. CL Mic Mi Computer PC LW tuner LW

Customising the Control Unit

To change the video input for a

source

● Display the source you want to configure, together with the

current video input, as described in the previous sections.

For example, to configure

the CD video input choose: CDLV

● Press V or to choose the video input.A

For example, if you always want the

TV picture when you select CD set it to: CDV5

To set up a source for simultaneous

broadcasts

● Choose a source you are not already using.

● Assign a suitable label to the source; is suggested.SB

● Configure the audio input to A3 (Radio).

● Configure the video input to V5 (TV).

When you select the source you have configured you will get

radio sound and a TV picture, as required for simultaneous

broadcasts.

To set up a system with two CD

players

● Configure the source you are going to use for the first CD

player.

For example: Source CD, Label C1, Audio input A2, Comms

type 1C, Address 1A.

● Configure the source you are going to use for a second CD

player, with a different address.

For example: Source CDR, Label C2. Audio input A3, Comms

type 1C, Address 2A.

The remote control will now automatically control whichever of

the CD players you have selected with the or sourceCD CDR

keys.

Customising the Control Unit

The 501/501V Control Unit allows you to program the level of

each source independently, to suit your other equipment, so that

when you switch between sources the volume stays the same.

When you are programming levels the control unit operates as a

preamplifier with a fixed volume setting equivalent to 65. This

level is chosen to be comfortably loud on average sources. You

can switch between sources and adjust the relevant input levels

to achieve the setting you want.

You can increase the sensitivity of any source by up to 15 steps

of 1dB. The loudest source, usually CD, should therefore be

chosen as the reference.

Programming levels

To balance input levels

● Switch off any power amplifiers that are connected to the

control unit.

● Turn off the control unit, using the power switch on the back

panel.

● Turn on the power again while holding down the key onMute

the front panel.

The display will show:

Gain

● Release the key.Mute

The display will show the

normal standby condition: .

● Select the source that sounds loudest and make it your

reference.

● Switch to another source in the usual way.

Customising the Control Unit

● Use the A V and keys to change the sensitivity.

For example, the display will show: 12dB

● Switch between the source you are changing and the

reference source until they sound equally loud.

● Repeat the procedure for your other sources.

● When you have finished programming levels, switch the

power off and on again to restore the control unit to normal

operation.

If you know the output level of your sources you can probably

set the gains by calculation. The following table shows the

correspondence between the gain and sensitivity on the

standard audio inputs and on the LP inputs:

Gain A2-A6 LP MM LP MC

0dB 150mV 3mV 210 Vµ

3dB 110mV 2.2mV 150 Vµ

6dB 75mV 1.5mV 110 Vµ

9dB 54mV 1.1mV 75µV

12dB 38mV 750µV 54µV

15dB 27mV 550µV 38µV

Customising the Control Unit

In addition to configuring the sources, and programming their

levels, you can configure many other aspects of the operation of

the 501/501V Control Unit to suit the way your system is set up,

and the way in which you want to use it.

Note that any settings that you configure are reset to standard

values when you choose one of the standard settings: see

Choosing standard settings, page 20.

To configure the control unit

● Turn off the control unit, using the power switch on the back

panel.

● Turn on the power again while holding down the Display key

on the front panel.

The display will show: Conf

It will then show the first

configuration option: 5OO

● Press Copy to move between the options.

● Press A V or to change the value of the current option.

Specifying information about your system

The table below shows the options you can configure.

Option Initial Value

Communications mode (500 or 200) 5OO

Controller mode (Auto, Con, or NCon) Auto

System address (1–8) SA=1

Product address (1–8) PA=1

Volume control (Vout or Fout) Vout

Volume mode (VolM or VolS) VolM

Menu mode (N, 1, or 2) ≤≥N

Video version (501 or 501V) 5O1

200 Series CD player (N or Y) CD?N

Customising the Control Unit

These settings are configured automatically to appropriate

values when you choose one of the standard Type settings, and

you should not normally need to alter them; see Choosing

standard settings, page 20.

To choose fixed output

● Press to choose the volume control option.Copy

The display will show the

normal variable output setting: Vout

● Press or A V to change to fixed output.

The display will show: Fout

The control unit will now give a fixed 0dB output, equivalent to a

volume setting of 80, for use with Meridian D600 loudspeakers

or a second preamplifier.

If you have other specific requirements not catered for by the

standard settings please refer to the Meridian 500 Series User

Guide, or consult your Meridian dealer.

Produktspecifikationer

Varumärke:	Meridian
Kategori:	hi-fi system
Modell:	501

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