From
the
Commander
Adjust the MX
Plus level. In the Ai-NET mode, the adjustment
is
performed for the current source (Initial setting:
"OFF"
I
"Non Effect").
When an Ai-NET
compatible head unit is connected:
Setting item:
DVD:
OFF/Cinema/Action/Music
AUX/Others OFF/Compressed/Music/
DVD
CO/Compressed
Data/FM/Digital Radio
OFF/Level1 /Levei2/Level3
When an Ai-NET
compatible
head unit is not connected:
Setting item:
Non Effect/Compressed 1/Compressed
2/
Compressed 3/Music 1/Music 2/Music
3/
Cinema/Action/Orama(Talk
•
For
MX
Plus,
ref
er
to
"Setting the MX Plus (Ai-NET
Mode)"
(page 44)
and
"Setting
the
MX
Plus (Standalone
Mode)"
(page 45).
Adjust the Right and Left speaker volume (Initial setting:
"0").
Setting contents: L (Left)
15
to
0
(Center) to
R (Right)
15
•
When an
Ai-NET
compatible head unit is connected, the audio
settings are adjusted at the head unit
and
you cannot set them on the
unit itself.
Adjust the Front and Rear speaker
vo
lume (Initial setting: "0").
Setting contents: F (Front) 15 to
0 (Center)
to R (Rear) 15
•
When an A i-N
ET
compatible head unit is connected, the audio
settings are adjusted at the head unit
and
you cannot set them on the
unit itself.
When
is
set to "ON",
the settings for ImprintEQ, Graphic EQ,
Parametric EQ, MX
Plus,
RoadEQ, and Time Collection are restored to
the initial values (Initial setting:
"OFP').
Setting
co
ntents:
ON/OFF
Adjust the
volume (Initial setting:
"
-oo
dB
").
Setting
cont
ents:
-
oo
to
0.0
dB
•
When an
Ai-NET
compatible he
ad
unit is connected, the audio
settings are adjusted at the he
ad
unit
and
you cannot set them on the
unit itself.
Switching
the
Sources
The unit accepts up to five analog signal input lines and 2 digital signal
input lines. For the connection, refer to the installation manual.
When an Ai-NET compatible head unit is connected, the source should
be switched at the head unit. This feature is disabled on the
Commander.
36-EN
1
Press [SOURCE].
Each push switches the source.
AUX1
-t
AUX2
-t
AUX3
-t
Ai-NET(HU)
-t
Ai-NET(CHG)
-t
DIGITAL
1
-t
DIGITAL2
-t
AUX1
•
The number
of
analog signal inputs varies depending on the setting
in
"Setting the
AUX
Input
System (AUX
Input Setup)"
(page 39).
• Only
the sources set as
ON
in
"Setting
the
AUX
Input
(AUXIN)"
(page 39)
and
"Setting
the Digital Input (Digital
AUX
)"
(page
40)
are displayed.
•
Names selected in "Naming
the
AUX
Input
(AUX Name)"
(page 41)
are displayed as the source names.
Storing
the
Preset
Values
(Preset
Store)
You
can store up to 6 sets
of
the adjustment/setting values. All
of
the
following adjustment/setting values are stored in a single preset
memory.
1 Adjust the value
you want to store and set it.
2
Press [FUNC.].
3
Rotate the [Rotary encoder] to
select "Preset," and
then press the [Rotary encoder].
4
Rotate the [Rotary encoder] to
select "Store,"
and
then press the [Rotary encoder].
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