Yamaha MCX-2000 Owner's Manual page 95

Language
1 Frorn the User Interface menu
1
select Language.
2 You have just one parameter,
Language~
for this setting.
Select your preferred user interface language from the
list.
3 When you select OK
1
the I:Saving..." message is shown.
When you return to the User Interlace menu, confirm
the language has changed. The MCX-2000 afterward
uses the language specified here
to
show text
messages in each operation screen (and the front panel
display).
PS/2 Keyboard
1 From the User Interlace menu, select language.
2 You have just one parameter, Keyboard Type, for this
setting. Select frorn the list the language type of your
PS/2
keyboard that's to
be
connected to the PS/2 port
on the MCX-2000 front panel.
3 When you select OK, the I'Saving...
l '
message is shown.
The MCX-2000 afterward recognizes a PS/2 keyboard
connected to the PS/2 port, as specified here.
t:I.Jl3il
8e
sure
to connoct your PS/2 keylxKtrrj 'vvhile Ule MCX-2COO
i s
in
~:;leeD
or ITiode.
connect it whiie the MC)(-20CO
i s
~~~~~i:~:r;~~~i~
t,0.'
s~;'Z~~ie~e
If 'lout
l~~C~;~~~~~~'~/i}H(t
('y'aLI don't neeej to tsstart
Selecting Playback Options
SE~lect
any desiree!
aU(Jio sourc:e
at allY tjrne, or prograrn your
O\f\irl
play~ists \fvith
any combinaton of songs fronl tr18 rnusic
arcl'l!Ve .- trl8se are the best part of Hstening experience on
the rv1CX-2000. You can use tvvo playrJack options to rnake
sucr1 listenin~.J experience, literaHy, rnore sr:::arnk:~ss.
1 Select Top Menu> Setup> Playback.
2
Change each parameter value as needed.
o
At power ON, automatically start playback of the last
song played
VVith this pararneter set to
()f'J,
the iv1CX-2000 autornatcally
starts playing the last p13yed (or
se~ected)
song vvhen it vvakes
up
frorn
sleep or
standby
rnode. \;Vith
OFF,
autornatic
p~ayback
doesn't occur (factory setting).
0l.JiEil
The last 'song' is namely the last 'audio source' piayed or SSi8Ctsd.
\/\/itl'l this pa.rarneter set to ON. tr,e MC>(··2000 rnel'norizes \;\I1')at vvas
~~~~t~~~l;~~;t~~ ~~;~;~:~,:~~ri~f7~i~:;;~~~::,r;~~~i~f~~:~~
It
the (;ludic source is the radio, tile unit rememt:,ers \:vhicfl radio
station anej w1lieh mC1io type was selectecJ. If the last song was from a
CD.
t!'~e
unit rf.:?(nernbers vvh:ch tract,. frorn \-vhat CD \ivas In
r:~:~tif:-.u~~~,~:~~~ P~:~~~1~~:~~i(~~~~~~;(~~~;11;;~~~~~~I~c2t~::3
scurCG
So, 2utol'natic playback wiil not occur if you 118ve set a second CD
after' the fir·~,t GJxi, vvithout or' fr'crn triG
sscond, fv1CX-2000 in standby then awak,s the
unit back again.
e
Adjust the volume level automatically
VVith ttlis parafTieter set to ON, the i'v1CX-2000 plays arcr'dvecl
~~~;~e~s:~ea:~;~~~lJ~~~~;~~~~~~;eY~~ s~;nng~~~~~Sci~~~~~ter
to
artists
1
Cl.~bunls
or genres \vhen playing theril together. But
l
there
r"f1'iV
b
A
r-'a'~'A<'
a !nu(j rnck
'~'ona
is +urr')ecl
rjr),Nn
or a CairYl
cl~~Si~~I'-'t~'~~) be;o~ne; I~L~·~.· \~Ij~'h ~OF~, 'tf~'~ rv1(~X-2000 p~ays
each archived song at its oriQinal volurne level (factory settng).
3 When you select OK, the ;'Saving.. :' message is shovvn.
The MCX-2000 afterward plays archived songs as
specified here.
rvlCX-2000 OVJner's MClnuol
95
Language
1 Frorn the User Interface menu
1
select Language.
2 You have just one parameter,
Language~
for this setting.
Select your preferred user interface language from the
list.
3 When you select OK
1
the I:Saving..." message is shown.
When you return to the User Interlace menu, confirm
the language has changed. The MCX-2000 afterward
uses the language specified here
to
show text
messages in each operation screen (and the front panel
display).
PS/2 Keyboard
1 From the User Interlace menu, select language.
2 You have just one parameter, Keyboard Type, for this
setting. Select frorn the list the language type of your
PS/2
keyboard that's to
be
connected to the PS/2 port
on the MCX-2000 front panel.
3 When you select OK, the I'Saving...
l '
message is shown.
The MCX-2000 afterward recognizes a PS/2 keyboard
connected to the PS/2 port, as specified here.
t:I.Jl3il
8e
sure
to connoct your PS/2 keylxKtrrj 'vvhile Ule MCX-2COO
i s
in
~:;leeD
or ITiode.
connect it whiie the MC)(-20CO
i s
~~~~~i:~:r;~~~i~
t,0.'
s~;'Z~~ie~e
If 'lout
l~~C~;~~~~~~'~/i}H(t
('y'aLI don't neeej to tsstart
Selecting Playback Options
SE~lect
any desiree!
aU(Jio sourc:e
at allY tjrne, or prograrn your
O\f\irl
play~ists \fvith
any combinaton of songs fronl tr18 rnusic
arcl'l!Ve .- trl8se are the best part of Hstening experience on
the rv1CX-2000. You can use tvvo playrJack options to rnake
sucr1 listenin~.J experience, literaHy, rnore sr:::arnk:~ss.
1 Select Top Menu> Setup> Playback.
2
Change each parameter value as needed.
o
At power ON, automatically start playback of the last
song played
VVith this pararneter set to
()f'J,
the iv1CX-2000 autornatcally
starts playing the last p13yed (or
se~ected)
song vvhen it vvakes
up
frorn
sleep or
standby
rnode. \;Vith
OFF,
autornatic
p~ayback
doesn't occur (factory setting).
0l.JiEil
The last 'song' is namely the last 'audio source' piayed or SSi8Ctsd.
\/\/itl'l this pa.rarneter set to ON. tr,e MC>(··2000 rnel'norizes \;\I1')at vvas
~~~~t~~~l;~~;t~~ ~~;~;~:~,:~~ri~f7~i~:;;~~~::,r;~~~i~f~~:~~
It
the (;ludic source is the radio, tile unit rememt:,ers \:vhicfl radio
station anej w1lieh mC1io type was selectecJ. If the last song was from a
CD.
t!'~e
unit rf.:?(nernbers vvh:ch tract,. frorn \-vhat CD \ivas In
r:~:~tif:-.u~~~,~:~~~ P~:~~~1~~:~~i(~~~~~~;(~~~;11;;~~~~~~I~c2t~::3
scurCG
So, 2utol'natic playback wiil not occur if you 118ve set a second CD
after' the fir·~,t GJxi, vvithout or' fr'crn triG
sscond, fv1CX-2000 in standby then awak,s the
unit back again.
e
Adjust the volume level automatically
VVith ttlis parafTieter set to ON, the i'v1CX-2000 plays arcr'dvecl
~~~;~e~s:~ea:~;~~~lJ~~~~;~~~~~~;eY~~ s~;nng~~~~~Sci~~~~~ter
to
artists
1
Cl.~bunls
or genres \vhen playing theril together. But
l
there
r"f1'iV
b
A
r-'a'~'A<'
a !nu(j rnck
'~'ona
is +urr')ecl
rjr),Nn
or a CairYl
cl~~Si~~I'-'t~'~~) be;o~ne; I~L~·~.· \~Ij~'h ~OF~, 'tf~'~ rv1(~X-2000 p~ays
each archived song at its oriQinal volurne level (factory settng).
3 When you select OK, the ;'Saving.. :' message is shovvn.
The MCX-2000 afterward plays archived songs as
specified here.
rvlCX-2000 OVJner's MClnuol
95