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Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Display on front panel not lit
Check the display mode by pressing DISPLAY on the
MSR+.
Check there is AC power connected to the socket on
the back of the DSP loudspeaker.
Check the power switch on the back panel of the
DSP loudspeaker is turned on.
If the display will still not illuminate, check any fuses in
your power supply and the fuse in the inlet of the DSP
loudspeaker. If these are all intact, contact your dealer.
Unit stays in standby
Check that it is connected correctly.
Turn the system on from another Meridian product in
the system.
Remote not working
Check the battery in the MSR+ remote.
See if the DSP loudspeaker has been set up as not
controller in the Meridian Configuration program; see
Configuring the setup options
, page 32. Note: This
may be deliberate by your dealer.
Configuring the DSP loudspeaker does
not have any effect
Make sure that you are configuring the DSP
loudspeaker used as the master digital loudspeaker
in the system. This determines the configuration of all
digital loudspeakers in the system.
Drive units move when the speaker is
switched on or off
This is normal as the speaker active electronics settle.
Only the master loudspeaker plays
Check the cables are connected correctly.
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There is radio interference
The DSP loudspeaker is a digital audio and computing
device which has been designed to very high standards
of electromagnetic compatibility.
If this equipment does cause or suffer from interference
to/from radio or television reception then the following
measures should be tried:
Reorient the receiving aerial (or antenna) or route the
antenna cable of the receiver as far as possible from
the DSP loudspeaker and its cabling.
Ensure that the receiver uses well-screened antenna
cable.
Relocate the receiver with respect to the DSP
loudspeaker.
Connect the receiver and this product to different AC
outlets.
If the problem persists contact your dealer.
Sound is odd or mono
Check that the DSP loudspeakers are correctly
configured as Left and Right respectively.
Unit goes silent when played hard and
displays ‘Hot‘
The DSP loudspeakers have a temperature sensing
system on board, which prevents overheating of the
electronics. The sound will continue when the speaker
has cooled.
The green indicator flashes or stays on
This indicates that DSP clipping is occurring.
Brief flashes indicate occasional clipping which will not
be audible.
If the indicator stays on for long periods this may
indicate a fault in the configuration of your system, and
you should contact your Meridian dealer.
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