NAIM SUPERNAIT 3 - Operation and Programmable Functions E7

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SUPERNAIT 3
7. Operation and Programmable Functions
The SUPERNAIT 3 incorporates some programmable functions and operational nuances. These are described in the
following paragraphs.
7.1 Handset Volume and Balance Control
The remote handset volume and balance keys provide some
alternative control characteristics. A short press and release
of a key will adjust by a preset “nudge”, while pressing
and holding the key will result in three seconds of slow
adjustment followed by continual fast adjustment.
7.2 Mute
Mute silences the outputs and can be selected or
deselected by pressing the front panel mute button or
remote handset mute key.
7.3 Display
The SUPERNAIT 3 front panel button illumination can be
switched o by pressing the remote handset (in preamplier
mode) disp function. Any subsequent handset or front panel
operation will temporarily restore the display. A second
operation of the disp function will restore the display.
7.4 Switch-on
After switch-on the SUPERNAIT 3 will remain muted for 20
seconds while control systems and circuits stabilise.
7.5 Remote Control
The NARCOM 5 remote handset supplied with the
SUPERNAIT 3 duplicates all conguration and control
functions. See Section 15 for more information.
7.6 Fault Conditions
The SUPERNAIT 3 will indicate fault conditions by ashing
front panel button buttons. The following table lists the fault
indications.
Fault Flashing Button
Link Plug or Power Supply mute
Excess Temperature cd
Excess Current tuner