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Step-by-step operating instructions
We've covered all of the basic controls and indicators of the Inspiration Integrated. Here's how you use them
to perform the basic operations of turning the unit on, selecting a source, adjusting the sound, and turning the
unit off.
STEP 1: Before making or changing any connections, make sure the master power switch is turned off. If the
AC has not been connected, connect the amplifier to the wall AC power socket using the supplied cord.
STEP 2: To turn on the Inspiration Integrated from the front panel, first make sure the power switch on the
back of the unit is on. Now touch the touchscreen. It will illuminate and a power button will appear onscreen.
To power up the Inspiration Integrated, press the onscreen Power button, the middle button under the touch-
screen or the Standby button on the remote
When you turn on the power, you will hear the Inspiration Integrated's internal relays click as the unit goes
into warmup mode. The touchscreen will read Powering On. After about 10 seconds, an input screen will ap-
pear and the most recently used input will be selected.
STEP 3: To change to a different input from the front panel, press the button under the Home icon. This will
bring up the input select screen. Push an onscreen button (XLR-1, RCA-1, etc.) to select the input you want.
The screen for that input will appear. Alternatively, you can scroll through the available inputs using the In-
put button on the remote. Enable playback on the chosen source device.
STEP 4: Adjust listening volume with the volume knob on the front of the unit or the volume up/down but-
tons on the remote. Note that the control is calibrated in negative decibels (-dB), reaching maximum volume
at 0.0 dB and minimum at -99.0 dB. Thus, when you turn the volume up (clockwise), the number on the front
display will decrease. When you turn the volume down (counterclockwise), the number will increase.
STEP 5: To adjust left-to-right balance, turn the balance knob. Counterclockwise shifts the balance to the left,
clockwise shifts it to the right. Or use the buttons on the remote; left shifts the balance to the left, right shifts to
right. The onscreen indicator will show you the balance setting in 0.1 dB increments.
STEP 6: You may wish to set a maximum output level to prevent damage to your speakers if the level is acci-
dentally turned up too high, and a minimum output level so that the Inspiration Integrated always delivers an
audible volume. To do this, adjust the Inspiration Integrated's volume to the desired minimum or maximum
level. Push the multifunction button labeled Setup. Press either the Set Min or Set Max button, depending on
which function you want. Hit Apply to accept the setting, or Cancel to return to the original setting. To clear
the setting, press either CLR Min or CLR Max as appropriate, or press Default to clear both settings.
STEP 7: If you want to use the Inspiration Integrated in a home theater system, in conjunction with a sur-
round-sound processor, you should set up one input for home theater bypass. When you switch to this input,
volume and balance will be at fixed settings and your channel balance adjustments in the surround processor
will be preserved. To do this, first select the input you want to use for this function. Now adjust the volume
on the Inspiration Integrated to the desired level. Push the multifunction button labeled Setup. Push the Set
Min button, then the Set Max button, then the Apply button. To clear these settings, press CLR Min then CLR
Max, or press Default.
STEP 8: To turn the system off, stop playback on the source device. Hold the Standby button in the middle
under the LCD touchscreen or on the remote down for 5 seconds. The unit will enter cool-down mode for 10
seconds, during which no buttons will work. After cool-down mode finishes, you can turn the unit back on
again as described in Step 1 above.
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