Meridian 206 - User Manual

Explains manual structure, key names, and status indicators for clarity.

Describes the Meridian 200-Series hi-fi equipment and its capabilities.

Instructions for unpacking the Meridian 206 Compact Disc Player.

Lists available accessories and provides information on how to order them.

Advises on general safety precautions before installation, such as checking voltage.

Instructions for removing the transit collar for first-time use and storing it safely.

Details how to connect the 206 to an audio system, covering analogue and digital options.

Guides for connecting the 206 to specific Meridian components and other systems.

Guidelines for optimal placement of the 206 to avoid interference and ensure performance.

Covers checking connections, powering on, and initial setup procedures.

Explains standby mode, remote control battery fitting, and power-on checks.

Describes the display, disc drawer control, and standby functions on the unit.

Step-by-step guide to loading and playing a Compact Disc from the beginning.

Instructions for selecting, moving to, restarting, pausing, and stopping tracks.

Using the remote for playing discs and navigating tracks.

Covers moving tracks, replaying, pausing, stopping, and scanning with the remote.

Specific functions for restarting tracks and continuous repeat using the 209 remote.

Accessing specific index points on a disc for playback.

Creating custom playback sequences by selecting and ordering tracks.

Managing programmed playback sequences and excluding tracks.

Summary of controls and functions on the Meridian 206 front panel.

Summary of functions available via the standard and 209 remote controls.

Troubleshooting steps if the standby key is not illuminated or power is absent.

Resolving issues with the disc drawer not opening or discs failing to play.

Information and solutions for radio frequency interference issues.

Guidance on servicing, returning the unit, and recommended maintenance.

Instructions for cleaning the unit's exterior, display, and connectors.

Detailed technical specifications including frequency response, dimensions, and weight.

Explains manual structure, key names, and status indicators for clarity.

Describes the Meridian 200-Series hi-fi equipment and its capabilities.

Instructions for unpacking the Meridian 206 Compact Disc Player.

Lists available accessories and provides information on how to order them.

Advises on general safety precautions before installation, such as checking voltage.

Instructions for removing the transit collar for first-time use and storing it safely.

Details how to connect the 206 to an audio system, covering analogue and digital options.

Guides for connecting the 206 to specific Meridian components and other systems.

Guidelines for optimal placement of the 206 to avoid interference and ensure performance.

Covers checking connections, powering on, and initial setup procedures.

Explains standby mode, remote control battery fitting, and power-on checks.

Describes the display, disc drawer control, and standby functions on the unit.

Step-by-step guide to loading and playing a Compact Disc from the beginning.

Instructions for selecting, moving to, restarting, pausing, and stopping tracks.

Using the remote for playing discs and navigating tracks.

Covers moving tracks, replaying, pausing, stopping, and scanning with the remote.

Specific functions for restarting tracks and continuous repeat using the 209 remote.

Accessing specific index points on a disc for playback.

Creating custom playback sequences by selecting and ordering tracks.

Managing programmed playback sequences and excluding tracks.

Summary of controls and functions on the Meridian 206 front panel.

Summary of functions available via the standard and 209 remote controls.

Troubleshooting steps if the standby key is not illuminated or power is absent.

Resolving issues with the disc drawer not opening or discs failing to play.

Information and solutions for radio frequency interference issues.

Guidance on servicing, returning the unit, and recommended maintenance.

Instructions for cleaning the unit's exterior, display, and connectors.

Detailed technical specifications including frequency response, dimensions, and weight.