Dolby Laboratories DP570 - Manual (Page 31)

Controlling the DP570 Using the Setup Menu
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If the cursor is flashing after an option value, that option is not currently selected. Press
Enter to select it. Pressing Esc at an option with the flashing cursor displayed returns the
display to the selected value.
3.5.2 Entering Text
In certain situations you will be prompted to enter text. In the text entry window, the first
line prompts you to enter text. The second line displays the current text for the parameter
or, if no text is yet defined, a default text string. An underline cursor appears under the first
character in the string. Enter text by using the navigation buttons as described in Table 3‐5.
When you press Enter , the system displays a confirmation message.
Pressing Enter again completes your text entry. Pressing Esc cancels the text entry.
3.5.3 Exiting the Setup Menu
To return to the status menu, press Shift then Setup .
3.5.4 Other Commands
You can adjust the front‐panel display contrast and the master volume for the optional
analog outputs using shifted functions on the front‐panel buttons.
3.5.5 Contrast Adjustment for the Front-Panel Display
Press Shift , to access the contrast control.
Use the arrow buttons to adjust the contrast. Press Enter to accept the changed value, or Esc
to return to the previous menu. Any adjustment you make takes effect immediately.
Table 3-5 Text Entry Commands
Command Result
or
Moves the cursor to the left or right.
Displays the previous character in the character set.
Displays the next character in the character set.
Enter Saves the text on line 2 temporarily, pending confirmation.
Changes the display to a confirmation dialogue.
Esc Returns text on line 2 to initial display. If text is unmodified,
displays the next higher menu level.
Insert
(Shift + )
Places a blank space at the cursor location. If there are
characters to the right of the cursor, moves all characters one
space to the right.
Delete
(Shift + )
Deletes the character at the cursor location.