Owner`s manual

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Customizing the Nº502 Mark Levinson
• External Control – identifies which port is being used by the
external controller.
• ML Net – uses Ethernet to link together two or more Mark Levinson
products. Refer to the “ML Net” section found later in this chapter for
more information.
The Nº502 has an internal Web page that provides an interface for any
computer connected via the Ethernet port. Once the Network Setup is
updated for your system, these internal Web pages can be accessed. Refer
to the “Internal Web Pages” section found later in this section for more
details about the use of these pages.
Remote Function Buttons (F1 to F3)
The Nº502 remote control has three function buttons labeled F1, F2, and
F3. These function buttons allow the user to identify a specific menu
parameter, one per button, that can be accessed directly, without going
through the menu structure.
To assign the menu parameter that each button calls, the button has to
have a function associated to it. Press the Setup button and select the User
Options >Control Options menu. Each remote button has a separate
menu for selecting the function it will control. Select the menu for the
button to be set up.
The Remote Function menus, Remote F1 to Remote F3, identify what
parameters can be accessed directly. To make finding the commands
easier, the functions have been grouped into categories:
•Audio Adjust Functions
• Surround Modes
• Audio Profile Functions
• Activity Functions
•Display Functions
• Control Functions
Select a functional group, then specific commands are available for
selection. The command highlighted in red is the currently assigned
command. If no commands have been previously assigned, then nothing
is highlighted in red and the status of the Function button is listed as
Unassigned.
All of the Remote Function buttons have a factory default value of
Unassigned. To clear any Remote Function button of an assigned
command, select and save the Unassigned parameter to that button.
Function button assignments behave exactly the same as any command
in the menu structure – there is no functional difference. In addition,
:ControlOptions:RemoteF1
Unassigned
Audio Adjust Functions
Surround Modes
Audio Profile Functions
Activity Functions
Display Functions
Control Functions