HHB comm CDR-882 - Manual (Page 28)

Menu System
 CDR-882 User Manual Version 1.0 www.hhb.co.uk
Menu System
The CDR-882 has been designed to enable most of its basic
functions and features to be actioned from dedicated front
panel controls, without recourse to the display-based menu
system. However, numerous additional settings and features are
available from the system’s submenus.
The menu system follows a conventional “tree” structure, with
various submenus being available from the “top” level of the
menu “tree”.
Note that several of the CDR-882’s front panel buttons are
inoperative while the unit is in menu mode. These are:
TEXT
DISPLAY
DISC COPY
PROGRAM
FINALIZE
ERASE
TRACK ID AUTO/MAN
SYNC REC
All other front panel controls remain operative in menu mode.
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Menu Navigation
The menu system is entered by pressing the front panel MENU
button [16]. The display changes to show the submenu selected.
If the menu system has not been previously accessed since the
unit’s last power-down, the first submenu, AUDIO is selected;
otherwise the menu tree is “entered” at the last selected
location.
The name of the submenu is highlighted; alternative submenus
may now be selected by rotating the AMS control. Pressing
ENTER (the AMS knob) selects the one required. The highlight
then moves to the name of the setting or parameter for
adjustment. A further press selects the parameter value itself,
and rotating the AMS knob alters the value. In most cases, the
displayed value flashes when the value is changed to indicate
that it differs from the currently set value. Pressing ENTER at
this point sets the new value, which is now displayed steadily.
The CDR-882 stores all menu settings in non-volatile memory
(unless otherwise stated below), thus they retain their values
when the unit is powered off.
Note that there is only one “level” of parameters within each
submenu.
MENU may be pressed at any time to return “back up” the
menu tree, thus from parameter adjustment level, three presses
are required to exit the menu system and return the display to
normal operation.
NOTE: Menu navigation may also be performed from the
remote control handset. The four buttons in the MENU/DIGITAL
RECORD LEVEL area of the handset are used as follows:
The ON/OFF button is equivalent to the front panel MENU
button
The ENTER button is equivalent to the press function of
the AMS control
The + and – buttons are equivalent to rotating the AMS
control clockwise and anticlockwise respectively
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