McIntosh MVP871 - Manual (Page 15)

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Indicates
when the two
digits below
are display-
ing the Track
or Chapter
Number
Front Panel Information Display
Indicates when
the disc con-
tains multiple
viewing angles
Indicates the type of
disc loaded; CD, CD-
Video, DVD, DVD-
Audio, or DVD-Video
Indicates the channels of
sound available on the disc;
which includes Front Left,
Front Center, Front Right,
Surround Left, Mono Sur-
round, Surround Right
and Low Frequency Effect
Channel
Indicates the
Progressive
Scan Video
Processing
Circuit is
active
Indicates
the Pro-
gramed
Track/
Group
Play Mode
is active
Indicates
when the
Pause
Mode is
active
Indicates
when the
Play Mode
is active
Indicates
the Random
Play Mode
is active
Indicates the current Track
Time, Remaining Track
Time, Total Disc Playing
Time and various other Infor-
mation
Indicates Title
Number on the
Disc and the
Group Number
on DVD-Audio
Discs
Indicates Track or
Chapter Number
of the Disc
Indicates the
current Multi-
Channel Sound
track is down-
mixed and avail-
able at the 2CH
Outputs as a ste-
reo audio signal
Indicates the Re-
peat Mode selected;
Repeat All, Repeat
1Track or Repeat
from point A to
point B on the disc
Indicates the type of Digital
Signal being decoded by the
MVP871; which includes DTS,
Dolby Digital, Packed Pulse
Code Modulation (PCM), Linear
PCM, MPEG and MP3
Indicates when
the two digits be-
low are display-
ing the Group or
Title Number
Indicates
the Source
Video Signal
Type; F for
Film based,
V for Video
based or G
for Graphic
based
Indicates
when the
numeric
display is
indicating
the Total
Playing
Time
Indicates when
the numeric
display is in-
dicating the
current Track
Playing Time
Indicates
when the
numeric
display is
indicat-
ing the
Remaining
Playing
Time
Indicates when
the CD Disc
playing is
HDCD encoded
Note: Items not identified above are for use with other McIntosh Components
When the indicator is On (Steady),
actual communication is occurring
between MVP871 HDMI Output
and the TV/Monitor’s HDMI
Input. When the indicator is just
flashing the HDMI Output is se-
lected with no communication oc-
curring between components