Sunfire TGR401 User Manual
User's Manual
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CHAPTER 1
Front Panel Features
1. Power
This button turns the TGR-401 on
(fully powered up) or into Standby
mode (asleep, but can be turned
on remotely).
(fully powered up) or into Standby
mode (asleep, but can be turned
on remotely).
The blue LED above the power
switch is on when the TGR-401
main zone is turned on. When the
TGR-401 is turned off, the LED
will turn red.
switch is on when the TGR-401
main zone is turned on. When the
TGR-401 is turned off, the LED
will turn red.
To fully turn off power to the TGR-
401, for example if you are going
on vacation for a week or two,
then use the rear panel power
switch.
401, for example if you are going
on vacation for a week or two,
then use the rear panel power
switch.
Press Zone 2 select (14) followed
by this power button to turn on
Zone 2.
by this power button to turn on
Zone 2.
2. Main LED
This blue LED is on when the
Main zone is on. It ashes red
when the remote control is used.
Main zone is on. It ashes red
when the remote control is used.
3. Zone 2 LED
This green LED is on when Zone
2 is on.
2 is on.
4. Display
This display shows which input is
se lect ed, the volume level, sur-
round mode, and other features
such as the setup menus.
se lect ed, the volume level, sur-
round mode, and other features
such as the setup menus.
5. Input
Press this button, then cycle
through the inputs with the manu-
al selector (9). The LED will light.
through the inputs with the manu-
al selector (9). The LED will light.
6. Mode
Press this, then cycle through the
various modes with the manual
selector (9). The LED will light.
various modes with the manual
selector (9). The LED will light.
7. Setup
Press this, then cycle through
the available setup items with the
manual selector (9). Press enter
(8) to select the required setup
item. Press Input (5) or Mode (6)
to exit the setup menus. The LED
will light when in setup mode.
the available setup items with the
manual selector (9). Press enter
(8) to select the required setup
item. Press Input (5) or Mode (6)
to exit the setup menus. The LED
will light when in setup mode.
8. Enter
Use this and the manual selector
knob (9) during setup (7). When a
desired menu item is found, press
enter to select that item.
knob (9) during setup (7). When a
desired menu item is found, press
enter to select that item.
Note: Setup (7) and Enter (8) can
be used to increase or decrease
dB values within the menus, and
be used to increase or decrease
dB values within the menus, and
used for other things such as to
change the letters of a source
name for example.
change the letters of a source
name for example.
9. Manual Selector
Use this to cycle through the
various menu items such as the
inputs (when input (5) is pressed),
the modes (when mode (6) is
pressed), and setup (when setup
(7) is pressed).
various menu items such as the
inputs (when input (5) is pressed),
the modes (when mode (6) is
pressed), and setup (when setup
(7) is pressed).
10. Mute
This turns off the sound. Press
it again, or adjust the volume
control to return to the pre vi ous
volume level.
it again, or adjust the volume
control to return to the pre vi ous
volume level.
11. Volume
Rotate this manual control clock-
wise to increase the volume. The
level will appear in the front panel
display. Note that the control knob
does not rotate when the remote
is used. When turning on a new
source, make sure the level is low,
such as 20, and increase it slowly.
wise to increase the volume. The
level will appear in the front panel
display. Note that the control knob
does not rotate when the remote
is used. When turning on a new
source, make sure the level is low,
such as 20, and increase it slowly.
Note: When the TGR-401 is
powered on, the volume is set to
what is was when it was turned
off. It can also be set to come on
at a preset max or min volume
(see the Main Zone in the Setup
menu).
powered on, the volume is set to
what is was when it was turned
off. It can also be set to come on
at a preset max or min volume
(see the Main Zone in the Setup
menu).
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