Defining your own presets – Meridian Audio 861 User Manual

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Customising the 861

Reference Digital

Surround Controller

Defining your own presets

The 861 Reference Digital Surround Controller allows
you to modify any of the built-in presets, and save
them for future use.

You can either save the changes to the built-in preset,
or you can create up to 10 presets of your own, with
names of your choice, so you can use them alongside
the built-in presets.

To save the preset settings

Make sure the menus are unlocked; see

To unlock

the menus, page 16.

Press DSP (front panel or remote) to select the
preset you want to modify.

Change the preset parameters to the values you want
to store; see

To change a DSP parameter, page 18.

Press Store (remote or under the front panel).

The display shows the next available user-defined
preset.

For example:

Store User 1

If you want to overwrite an existing user-defined
preset press A to select the preset you want to
overwrite.

For example:

Store Classical

Alternatively press V to choose the built-in preset you
started with.

For example:

Store Trifield

Press Store (remote or under the front panel).

The settings have been stored in the new or existing
preset you selected.

If you are defining a user preset you can now edit the
name of the preset if you wish.

A flashing cursor shows the letter you are editing:

Store •ser 1

Press > or < to select the character position you
want to edit.

Press A or V to change the character.

Each press steps through the sequence A to Z, a to z,
0 to 9, full stop, and blank. You can also select a blank
directly by pressing Clear on the remote.

For example, you could change the name to:

Store La Scala

When you have entered the name you want to use
press Store.

The display shows:

Stored

To make the new preset the default for the current
source and audio format:

Press Assign (under the front panel).

To clear a user-defined preset

Make sure the menus are unlocked; see

To unlock

the menus, page 16.

Press DSP (front panel) or Preset (remote) to
select the preset you want to clear.

Press and hold down Clear (remote) for several
seconds.

The display shows:

Preset Clear

If you clear a preset that was saved over a built-in
preset, the original preset name and settings are
restored.

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