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How to Operate the MVP841
Your McIntosh MVP841 has been configured for default
operating settings that will allow you to immediately enjoy
superb video and high fidelity audio from a DVD or CD
disc. If you wish to make changes to the default settings, a
Setup feature is provided to customize the operating set-
tings using On Screen Menus (refer to the Setup instruc-
tions elsewhere in this manual.) Most operations that can
be performed with the front panel push-buttons can also be
performed with the remote control.
Note: Some of the MVP841 operating functions such as Disc
Languages, Video Angle or Menu Language are active
only if the function is supported by data encoded on the
disc.
Power On
Press the POWER switch to ON. The Red LED above the
STANDBY/ON switch lights to indicate the MVP841 is in
Standby Mode. To turn ON the MVP841, press the
STANDBY/ON push-button. Refer to figure 22.
Note: The POWER Switch is only intended to be switched
OFF when the MVP841 is not used for extended periods
of time, like while away on vacation. During normal
operation, the POWER Switch should stay in the ON
position. Press the STANDBY/ON push-button for
turning the MVP841 ON and OFF. When the Power
Control Cable is connected to a McIntosh Control
Center, A/V Multizone System Controller or
Preamplifier, the MVP841 will automatically switch ON
and OFF.
Reset of Microprocessors
In the event that the controls of the MVP841 stop function-
ing, turn the POWER switch off for 5 seconds, then back
on. This will reset the MVP841 microprocessors.
How to Load and play a DVD/CD Disc
1. Press the OPEN/CLOSE push-button. The disc tray
will slide out
allowing a disc
to be loaded.
Refer to fig-
ures 23 and 24.
2. Press the
PLAY push-
button. The
disc tray will
close and the
disc will start
to play from
the beginning.
Note: 1. One optional method to start a loaded DVD disc
playing is to press the OPEN/CLOSE push-button a
second time. The disc tray will close and the DVD
disc will start to play. You must always press PLAY
Figure 24
Figure 22
Figure 23