Introduction
10
With a Matrix System
®
at work in your showroom, your sales staff can demonstrate your entire lineup of
products while concentrating on the customer and his or her needs. Your customers can make comparisons
between different manufacturers, prices, and/or component options and will feel confident in their
selections.
It’s easy to command the power of the Matrix System
®
. By selecting numbers on the MVP Control Panel for
each component desired, up to 16 different types of electronic components can be interconnected and
activated at one time. (Even more capability may be possible with custom designs.)
Standard features include:
• Up to 30 programmable component combinations (System 1-30)
• A/B System Compare, which lets the user toggle between two user-chosen combinations
• Auto-Rotate, which rotates the audio/video signal through any chosen group of
components
• Selectable Speaker Dropout Delay Timing, which prevents Speaker “popping” when
components are selected
• Component Chain labeling system for ease in component selection
• Lock-Out, which prevents unauthorized use of the System
Optional features include: a hand-held MVP Infra-Red Remote Control, which allows you to control your
entire System from the palm of your hand; a Watt Meter; a Sound Pressure Meter; and a Speaker Equalizer
(see pages 27-36 for a detailed description of these features).
Using This Manual
This manual has been organized for all MTi customers, with special emphasis for those new to the Matrix
System
®
. However, there’s something in here for everyone: from the potential Matrix owner, to the store
manager who needs to add some components to an existing System, to new employees who need to
operate the System.
What to read if you‘re going to:
Use the MVP Control Panel 4 4
Program MVP Control Panel 4 4 4 4
Load Components 4 4 4
Install System 4 4 4 4 4
Service System 4 4 4 4
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