e i d u g r e s u Meridian 586 DVD Player
Sales and service in the UK Meridian Audio Ltd Stonehill Stukeley Meadows Sales and service in the USA Cambs PE18 6ED Meridian America Inc England 3800 Camp Creek Parkway Building 2400 Suite 122 Tel (01480) 52144 Atlanta Digital Gramophone and Wireless Ltd GA 30331 Stonehill Fax (01480) 459934 Stukeley Meadows World Wide Web http://www.meridian-audio.com Tel (404) 344 7111 Cambs Fax (404) 346 7111 PE18 6ED England Part no: 586US/2 Copyright © 1997 Digital Gramophone and Wireless Ltd.
Contents Introduction 1 Introduces the 586 DVD Player, and provides an overview of the other products available in the Meridian 500 Series. Using the DVD player 7 The Meridian 500 Series ........................ 2 Provides step-by-step instructions on how Sample configurations ........................... 3 to operate the DVD player, using either the Specification and accessories ............... 6 front panel or the DVD remote. Advanced features DVD remote ........................................
Setting default options 33 Explains how to set up the default options using the DVD player’s Setup Menu. Configuring the DVD player 47 Setting default options ........................... 34 Selecting the audio settings .................. 36 Explains how to configure the DVD player Selecting the function settings .............. 39 to suit the other equipment in your system. Selecting the display settings ................ 42 Setting up the DVD player 53 Choosing standard settings ...................
Introduction A single DVD video disc can contain a whole motion picture, complete with multi-channel sound and many other features such as subtitles and related information. The picture quality is close to that of the film’s original format, and it does not suffer from the degradations of quality experienced with analogue storage.
The Meridian 500 Series The Meridian 500 Series is a unique system of digital, analogue, 500 Series communications and video components designed to meet the demand for absolute quality, ease of use, and lasting value. The Meridian 500 Series includes a sophisticated communications link to ensure that any configuration of units will The flexibility of the Meridian 500 Series is such that you can work together as a fully integrated system.
Sample configurations Stereo music/video system A500 Meridian Analogue Theatre A500 M60 M60C M60 Television Television 586 502 541 586 556 555 The 586 DVD Player is also ideal for use with the Meridian 541 output, normally encoded in Dolby Surround, to allow direct Surround Controller to decode movie soundtracks to the connection to an analogue pre-amplifier such as the 502 loudspeakers in a multi-channel surround system. Analogue Controller.
Meridian Digital Theatre™ DSP5000 DSP5000 DSP5000 DSP5000 DSP5000C Television 586 Introduction 565 4 The Meridian 586 DVD Player provides a digital audio output, The Meridian 565 Digital Surround Processor can decode Dolby making it ideal for use with the 565 Digital Surround Processor Digital (AC-3), MPEG Surround, DTS Audio, and Dolby Surround as the heart of a Meridian Digital Theatre system. soundtracks.
Multimedia system DSP6000 DSP6000 504 Satellite 508 Video recorder 586 Television 562V 565 as the 508 Compact Disc Transport and DVD sound from the It also includes video switching for CVBS and S-Video signals Introduction 586 DVD Player.
Specification and accessories Specification Video outputs Composite video. S-Video. Less than -93dBFS. Noise Less than -93dBFS. Communications Two 5 pin 240° DIN sockets. Mechanism Dual-lens pickup with red laser. Consumption 20VA. Formats DVD, CD. Conversion 20-bit Delta Sigma. Display 12-character dot-matrix display for title, chapter, track, or time. Finish Black textured enamel and glass. Dimensions 88mm x 321mm x 332mm Introduction (3.46" x 12.64" x 13.07").
Using the DVD player This chapter provides a summary of the functions of the DVD player in order to identify the controls which you will use to operate the unit. It also describes the basic aspects of using the DVD player to play DVD video discs and audio CDs. Unless otherwise specified, each function is available from the front panel or the DVD remote. In addition, if you have the Meridian System Remote you can use this to operate all the basic functions of the DVD player.
DVD remote 1 OPEN/CLOSE Opens or closes the drawer. 2 SUBTITLE ON/OFF Turns subtitles on or off. 3 SETUP Displays the Setup Menu. 4 TITLE Displays the Title Menu. Using the DVD player 8 7 SKIP ” Skips to the previous chapter/track. 8 REV ¯ Selects fast reverse play. 9 PLAY > Plays and unpauses a disc. 10 PAUSE/STEP Pauses a disc and steps a frame at a time. 12 DISPLAY Displays on-screen information. 2 11 3 12 13 MENU Displays the disc menu. 4 13 14 < > A V Let you highlight options on menus.
22 ZOOM Enlarges a portion of the picture. 23 DIMMER No action. 24 REPEAT Selects a repeat play mode. 22 23 24 25 27 DIMMER ZOOM 3D 28 29 30 27 SLOW Selects slow-motion play. 28 3D No action. 29 A-B RPT Repeats a selection. 26 25 MEMORY Allows you to programme a selection. 31 30 CLEAR Clears a special play mode. 31 T Enters a title number. 26 Number keys Allows you to select a title, chapter, or track by number.
Front panel 1 Open Opens and closes the disc drawer. 2 > (Play) Display Plays a selected chapter/ track. 3 * (Stop) Stops the disc. BOOTHROYD STUART 1-017 DVD 586 Open DVD Player > * = Display [ ] Off 4 = (Pause) Pauses the disc. 5 Display Selects the information Using the DVD player displayed. Drawer 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 [ (Previous) Selects the previous chapter/track. 7 ] (Next) Selects the next chapter/ track. 8 Off Switches to standby.
Playing a disc During normal use the DVD player should be left in the standby ● Place your disc, label side up, over the hub, as shown below. state. This uses a negligible amount of electricity, but ensures that the components of the DVD player operate at maximum IMPORTANT: Ensure that the disc is correctly seated on the efficiency from the moment you start playing a disc. disc spindle before closing the drawer.
To play the disc To switch to standby ● Press > (front panel) or PLAY (remote). ● Press Off (front panel) or POWER (remote). The display will show the title and chapter, or track number: . The display will show: 1-017 For example, on chapter 17 of title 1: If you have other Meridian 500 Series equipment connected to the DVD player, these units will also switch to standby.
Locating a specific title, chapter, or track Normally, DVD video discs are divided into one or more titles, and the titles are subdivided into chapters. Audio CDs are To play starting from a particular chapter or track divided into tracks. ● Press ] or [ (front panel) or SKIP ’ or ” (remote) to step The DVD player allows you to play an entire disc, or start playing through the track numbers until the display shows the track from any chapter or track number.
To locate a title or chapter/track by number To locate a specific location within a title ● Press T (remote) or • (Meridian System Remote) to highlight ● Press T (remote) twice until the TIME display appears: the title or track number, and enter the number you want: ● Enter the time using the number buttons: ● If you also want to specify a chapter number press V (remote) or • (Meridian System Remote) to highlight the chapter Using the DVD player number, and enter the number of the chapter you want:
Stopping, pausing, and resuming play You can stop or pause a disc, and then resume play at the same To step forward frame by frame position. If you are playing a DVD video disc you can step forward, frame To stop play by frame, while it is paused: ● Press * (STOP). ● Press = (front panel) or PAUSE/STEP (remote). The display will return to chapter -- 1-001 To continue after pausing or track 1: ● Press > (PLAY). To resume after stopping ● Press LAST PLAY (remote only).
Disc information You can display information about a disc on the front panel or To display disc information on screen on-screen display. ● Press DISPLAY (remote). To change the front panel display For a DVD video disc this shows the following information: ● Press Display (front panel or Meridian System Remote).
To display information about DVD video disc features For an audio CD this shows the following information: Status ● Press DISPLAY (remote) twice while a DVD disc is playing.
18 Using the DVD player
Advanced features This chapter describes the more advanced features of the 586 DVD Player. These features are not essential if you simply want to enjoy DVD video discs or audio CDs, but they allow you to take full advantage of the range of options available with the DVD format. Note that many of the advanced features depend on the content of the particular DVD disc you are playing. The advanced features described in this chapter are only available using the DVD remote.
Selecting options from a menu Many DVD video discs provide additional sections of video or To select a title using the Title Menu special options, which you can select from an on-screen menu. ● Press TITLE to display the Title Menu on the screen. Some DVD video discs which contain several titles also provide a Title Menu, from which you can select one of the titles. To select an option from the disc menu ● Press MENU to display the disc menu on the screen.
Fast and slow-motion play You can play back DVD video discs faster than normal, at between twice and 30 times normal speed, or in slow motion, at To play DVD video discs faster than normal between half and one-sixteenth of normal speed. ● Press FWD or REV during playback. You can also play back audio CDs faster than normal.
To play DVD video discs in slow motion To play audio CDs faster than normal ● Press FWD or REV during playback. ● Press SLOW during playback. Each time you press the key the speed alternates between two The speed switches between Qw , Qi , and q! y normal speed, as speeds, FF1 and FF2 (or FR1 and FR2): Advanced features shown by the on-screen display: 22 To resume normal speed ● Press > (PLAY).
Playing repeatedly You can play back a specified title, chapter, track, or section of To repeat a specific section of a disc a disc repeatedly. ● Press A-B RPT at the beginning of the section you want to To repeat a title, chapter, or track ● Select the title, chapter, or track you want to repeat. ● Press REPEAT to switch between the alternative repeat modes. play back repeatedly. ● Press A-B RPT again at the end of the section.
Programming a selection The DVD player’s memory function lets you program a selection To program a selection of titles and chapters (DVD video discs) or tracks (audio CDs), and play them back in any order. Note that some DVD video discs do not support this function. ● With a disc inserted and stopped press MEMORY to display the MEMORY menu: You program a selection on a DVD video disc by specifying the title and chapter number of each chapter you want to play.
● Press ENTER to enter the selection. ● Repeat this procedure for the other selections you want to program. You can program up to 30 items. To change the selection you have programmed ● Press A or V to highlight the item you want to change. ● Edit the item by pressing T and the number keys, or press CLEAR to remove the item from the list. To play the selection you have programmed showing the selection you have programmed. ● Press > (PLAY).
Selecting a playback audio setting You can select one of the audio soundtracks from those To select the audio setting included on a DVD video disc during playback. The audio setting shows the following information: ● Press AUDIO. Information Examples The first time you press AUDIO the currently-selected audio Soundtrack number 1, 2. Soundtrack language ENG, FRE, GER. Recording system AC-3, PCM, DTS. Number of channels 2CH, 6CH.
Displaying subtitles Many DVD video discs include subtitles in up to 32 different To display subtitles languages. While you are playing a disc you can turn the subtitles on or off, and select the subtitle language from those ● Press SUBTITLE ON/OFF. provided on the DVD video disc. The on-screen displays shows the current subtitle setting: To select a subtitle language ● Press SUBTITLE during playback.
Selecting the camera angle and zooming the picture Some DVD video discs include scenes recorded from up to nine To turn off the angle number indicator different camera angles, and you can select the camera angle while you are playing the disc. ● Press CLEAR. You can choose to display an icon on the on-screen display to To zoom the picture indicate when a scene contains multiple camera angles: ● Press ZOOM during playback or slow motion. The DVD player magnifies the central portion of the screen.
Setting the parental lock Some DVD video discs are provided with a parental lock ● Enter a four-digit security code, and press ENTER. function to allow you to lock out playback of scenes whose content exceeds a specified rating. The PARENTAL LOCK menu appears: To set the parental lock ● Press SET UP while the disc is stopped. The SET UP MENU is displayed on the on-screen display. ● Press 9 twice. The PRESET SECURITY CODE menu appears: ● Press < or > to select ON, and then press ENTER.
The COUNTRY menu appears: The following menu appears: ● Press < or > to select the country whose standards were ● Press A or V to select the parental lock level, then press used to rate the DVD video disc, then press ENTER. ENTER to return to the SET UP MENU. Advanced features DVD video discs rated higher than the level you select will not be 30 playable unless you cancel the parental lock. Level 3 is equivalent to the USA movie rating PG. ● Press SET UP to exit from the SET UP MENU.
To change the parental lock setting To change the four-digit security code ● Press SET UP while the disc is stopped. ● Display the ENTER SECURITY CODE menu as described in the previous section. The SET UP MENU is displayed on the on-screen display. ● Press 9 twice. ● Press the STOP button four times to clear the existing security code. ● Enter a new four-digit security code, then press ENTER. The ENTER SECURITY CODE menu appears: ● Proceed as described in To set the parental lock, page 29.
Language codes Advanced features The following table gives the abbreviation used for each language in the 586 menus.
Setting default options The DVD format allows disc manufacturers to provide a wide range of options on DVD video discs, and the 586 DVD Player allows you to choose between these options while a disc is playing. Which of these features is available depends on the DVD video disc you are playing. For information about changing these options refer to the chapter Advanced features, page 19.
Setting default options The default options are divided into the following three menus of To display the SET UP MENU settings: ● If necessary switch on the DVD player and press STOP if a Menu Description AUDIO SETTING The audio language and sound format. FUNCTION The video and operational settings. DISPLAY The display settings, and menu and subtitle languages. You choose the menu of settings you want from the main SET Setting default options UP MENU. 34 disc is currently playing.
To select a set up menu To change a setting ● Press A or V to display the set up menu you want. ● Press A or V to highlight the setting you want to change. As you display each menu, the settings available on that menu are shown: ● Press ENTER to select the setting. A second display then shows all the options available for the setting you have selected, and allows you to choose one as the default. For more information about changing individual settings refer to the following sections in this chapter.
Selecting the audio settings The AUDIO SETTING menu lets you select the preferred soundtrack language and audio format, and choose dynamic ● Highlight AUDIO in the AUDIO SETTING menu, and press ENTER. range control and vocal karaoke options: Setting default options The AUDIO menu is displayed: 36 To select the default soundtrack language ● Press <, >, A, or V to highlight the default soundtrack language you want to use. Most DVD video discs include a selection of soundtrack languages.
To select the audio output format To select dynamic range control ● Highlight AUDIO OUT SEL. in the AUDIO SETTING menu, and The DVD player’s on-board AC-3 decoder provides dynamic press ENTER. range control, which is a feature available with Dolby Digital (AC-3) discs that makes quiet sounds easier to hear. It is ideal The AUDIO OUT SEL menu is displayed: for low-level listening, such as late at night. ● Highlight D RANGE CONTROL in the AUDIO SETTING menu, and press ENTER.
Note that this feature is only available if you have chosen PCM in the AUDIO OUT SEL. menu. If you are using the DVD player with a 565 or 861 digital surround processor, these provide an equivalent function. To select vocal karaoke This option allows you to turn on or off the vocal track of DVD KARAOKE discs. ● Highlight VOCAL KARAOKE in the AUDIO SETTING menu, and press ENTER.
Selecting the function settings The FUNCTION menu lets you change the video and operational To select the black level settings of the 586 DVD Player: ● Highlight BLACK LEVEL in the FUNCTION menu, and press ENTER. The BLACK LEVEL menu is displayed: Note that the REMOTE CONFIRM option has no effect in the 586 DVD Player. black level, or ENHANCED, to give an expanded black level. If you are using the COMPOSITE or S video outputs of the DVD player select the NORMAL option.
To select title stop To select the video output format If title stop is selected the DVD player stops after playing each This option determines which of the S-Video or COMPONENT title. video outputs is active. ● Highlight TITLE STOP in the FUNCTION menu, and press ● Highlight VIDEO OUT SEL. in the FUNCTION menu, and press Setting default options ENTER. 40 ENTER. The TITLE STOP menu is displayed: The VIDEO OUT SEL. menu is displayed: ● Press < or > to turn title stop on or off, and press ENTER.
Note that if you change this option while using the S-Video or To select the on-screen display COMPONENT video outputs the on-screen display will be lost. In this case connect the COMPOSITE video output, which is This option allows you to turn on or off the on-screen displays active irrespective of this setting, or use the Video toggle shown during operation, such as PLAY and PAUSE. configuration option; see To change the video output format, page 49.
Selecting the display settings The DISPLAY menu lets you change the language for screen displays, the default picture format, the angle icon, and the To select the language for screen displays default language for subtitles and disc menus. The 586 DVD Player allows you to display the SET UP MENU and on-screen displays in English, French, or Spanish. ● Highlight SCREEN DISPLAYS in the DISPLAY menu and press ENTER.
To set the default picture format ● Press < or > to select the format of your TV, and press ENTER (remote). Some DVD video discs allow you to choose between the 4:3 (normal television) or 16:9 (widescreen) picture formats. If you selected 4:3 NORMAL an additional DISPLAY MODE menu appears: If you have a standard 4:3 television you also have the choice of displaying widescreen pictures cropped to fill your television screen (pan-scan), or with black bars above and below the picture (letterbox).
To display the angle icon To set the default subtitle language Some DVD video discs contain movies recorded from up to 9 DVD video discs can include subtitles in up to 32 different alternative angles, and while the disc is playing you can choose languages. which angle to watch from.
The SUBTITLE menu is displayed: To set the default disc menu language Many DVD video discs include a disc menu to allow you to select different sections of the disc or to display other information provided on the disc. If the disc menu is provided on a disc in alternative languages you can select the default language. ● Highlight DISC MENU in the DISPLAY menu, and press ENTER.
46 Setting default options
Configuring the DVD player Many advanced aspects of the 586 DVD Player can be configured to alter the way it operates with the other Meridian equipment in your system. These settings are initially set to standard values, which are suitable for most situations, and this chapter describes how to restore the standard settings. It then gives details of the more advanced settings and explains how to change them.
Choosing standard settings The DVD player provides a standard setting, called Type 1, To restore the standard settings which configures the 586 into the most commonly needed configuration. Choosing Type 1 overrides any other configuration you may have performed, and so can be used to reset the configuration of the unit. ● Switch off the 586, using the power switch on the back panel. ● Switch off any power amplifiers that are connected to the 586 and put any digital speakers to standby.
Configuring the 586 DVD Player To configure specific options To change the video output format ● Switch off the 586, using the power switch on the back panel. You can change the active video output using the Video toggle ● Switch on the power again while holding down the display key on the front panel. Config The display will show: configuration option, enabling you to use the on-screen menus if you do not have the Composite video output connected.
To change the fan setting To configure another source to control the DVD player ● Press Display until the display shows the current fan setting. By default the DVD player is selected by the DVD source, or the Fan Auto For example: DVD key on the Meridian System Remote (labelled TEXT on earlier systems). ● Press [ or ] until the display shows the setting you want.
To set other configuration options The other configuration options are generally set to an appropriate value when you reset the 586 to one of the standard settings, and you should not normally need to alter them; see Choosing standard settings, page 48. These options are summarised in the following table for advanced use: Option Controller mode Initial value Auto Setup Sys.Addr. =1 System address (1–8) Prod.Addr.=1 Product address (1–8) Start source (CD, RD, LP, TV, T1, T2, Cr, Cb, DV, V1, V2, Ld) S.S.
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Setting up the DVD player This chapter explains how to install the DVD player. It describes what you should find when you unpack the DVD player, how you should connect it to your other audio equipment, and the siting constraints. Before you begin installation, you should ensure that your DVD player is the correct voltage for your local AC supply. If it is not, do not try to install the DVD player, and contact your dealer.
Unpacking The 586 DVD Player comes in a box containing the following keep all power cables and network leads away from signal components: cables, including audio, antenna, and loudspeaker cables. ❍ Meridian 586 DVD Player. Radio interference ❍ DVD remote. ❍ Meridian comms lead. FCC Warning: This equipment generates and can radiate radio ❍ Power cord. frequency energy and if not installed and used correctly in ❍ This manual.
Back panel S-Video Composite Component Analogue output video output video outputs outputs L ANALOGUE OUT S-Video Composite VIDEO DIGITAL OUT Y Pr Pb COMPONENT RS232 Digital output RS232 connection OFF ON R COMMS Comms Video connections provide flexibility in connecting it to other equipment. Use this output To connect to this COMPONENT A monitor or projection television with Y, Pr, Pb component video inputs.
Audio connections The analogue connections should be made using high-quality screened cable, taking care to connect the left and right The following table gives details of the two alternative audio channels correctly. outputs: Communications connections Use this output To connect to this DIGITAL OUT A surround processor such as the Meridian 565 Digital Surround Processor, a digital preamplifier such as the Meridian 562V, or Meridian DSP loudspeakers.
Connecting video Connecting using component video Television 586 DVD Player Connecting using S-Video ● Connect the S-Video output to a corresponding input on a television, monitor, or video control unit, using a suitable COMPONENT VIDEO COMPONENT VIDEO IN Video lead S-Video cable. The S-Video output is recommended if your other equipment provides a choice of both S-Video and composite inputs.
Connecting audio To connect to a Meridian 565 Digital Surround Processor 586 DVD Player 565 Digital Surround Processor DIGITAL IN DIGITAL OUTPUT Digital lead ● Connect the DIGITAL OUT on the 586 to the DIGITAL IN on the 565. ● Set the AUDIO OUT SEL. menu option to AC-3; see To select Setting up the DVD player the audio output format, page 37.
To connect to Meridian DSP loudspeakers 586 DVD Player DIGITAL OUTPUT COMMS M5 lead DSP5000 – Main R (slave) DSP5000 – Main L (master) DIGITAL INPUTS DIGITAL COMMS OUTPUT OUTPUT INPUT 2 1 DIGITAL INPUTS DIGITAL COMMS OUTPUT OUTPUT INPUT 2 1 S5 lead DIGITAL INPUT 1 on the master DSP loudspeaker. ● Connect the DIGITAL and COMMS output from the left DSP loudspeaker to the DIGITAL and COMMS INPUTS on the slave DSP loudspeaker, using an M5 lead. ● Leave the AUDIO OUT SEL.
Connecting to other Meridian equipment To connect to other Meridian 500 Series equipment One unit will then be designated ● Connect one of the COMMS sockets on the back panel of the This is the unit that will respond to the remote. Controller as the controller, and display: DVD player to one of the COMMS sockets on another 500 Series unit, using the 500 comms lead provided with the 586 All the other units will be configured DVD Player.
Troubleshooting This section describes problems you may encounter when using the DVD player, and includes suggested solutions. If these suggestions fail to cure the problem, please contact your Meridian dealer for further assistance. No lights are displayed when switching on ❍ Check that your AC power supply is connected correctly. ❍ Check that the ON/OFF switch on the back panel is in the ON position. disc for signs of dirt or damage.
There are clicks when starting to play a disc The on-screen display shows PLEASE CHECK DISC when attempting to play a disc ❍ If you are using a source other than DVD to control the DVD player, check that it is configured as -C in Config. This ensures that the Meridian preamplifier or control unit mutes the sound when a disc is not playing. ❍ If you are using a non-Meridian preamplifier the clicks are unavoidable. ❍ Check that the disc is positioned correctly in the drawer; see To insert a disc, page 11.
The on-screen display shows DISC PLAYBACK UNAUTHORIZED A hand symbol is displayed on the onscreen display This screen is displayed if you attempt to play a DVD video disc This indicates that the function you have selected is not encoded for a region that is not supported by your DVD player: available on the disc you are playing.
Maintenance Cleaning reconnect the plugs at least once a year. A proprietary contact cleaner can be used to some advantage. When cleaning the DVD player bear in mind that the front of the DVD player is plastic, and the display panel and lid are glass. The electrical digital output should be treated in a similar way. Disconnect the power cord before cleaning the unit. To change the mains fuse Fuse Spare Note: Do not use abrasive cleaners on any part of the DVD player.
Service and guarantee Service Guarantee The Meridian 500 Series of hi-fi components have been carefully The 586 DVD Player is guaranteed against defects in material designed to give years of untroubled service. There are no user- and workmanship for 2 years from the date of purchase. serviceable parts inside the case, nor do the units require any form of maintenance.
66 Setting up the DVD player
Index A B A-B RPT (remote) 23 AC-3 option 37 Back panel 55 Config options BLACK LEVEL option 39 Controller mode 51 Accessories 6 Product address 51 C Advanced features 19 Camera angle 28 Start source 51 ANALOGUE OUT 56 displaying icon 44 System address 51 ANGLE (remote) 28 selecting 28 Configuring the DVD player 47, 49 Changing the display 16 Connecting Chapters audio 58 Angle icon, displaying ANGLE ICON option AUDIO (remote) Audio CDs 44 44 playing from 26 repeating 13 progr
DISC MENU option 45 FUNCTION menu DISC PLAYBACK UNAUTHORIZED Fuse, replacing display 63 DISPLAY (remote) 508 Compact Disc Transport 5 G 16, 17 Guarantee 65 562V Multimedia Controller 5 11 565 Digital Surround Processor 4 I Inserting a disc Installing 34, 42 Displaying disc information 11 communications 2 54 Meridian 500 Series operation, Introduction 1 DISPLAY MODE menu 43 setting 16 Language disc menu 13, 20 connecting to 58 45 Meridian 565 Digital Surround camera angle 28 scre
O Off (front panel) 12 On-screen display Programming a selection 24 16, 17 turning on or off 41 Security code 29 R Radio interference 54 changing 31 Open (front panel) 11 REMOTE CONFIRM option 39 clearing 31 OPEN/CLOSE (remote) 11 Remote control 8 Selecting a title or chapter/track by OSD option 41 REPEAT (remote) 23 number 14 Repeating P SCREEN DISPLAYS menu 42 Pan-scan 43 Selecting titles or options from a a specific section of a disc 23 Parental lock a title, chapter, or tra
Standard settings choosing 48 48 Standby mode TV SHAPE option 43 Subtitles (continued) displaying current setting 11 27 Switching on from standby Start source Config option 51 U 11 System address Config option Unpacking 54 Using the DVD player 7 51 Stepping forward frame by frame T 15 Video connections 55, 57 VIDEO OUT SEL.
