Owner`s manual

greatly enhances the ease of use of your new Nº360, especially for occa-

sional users of the system. The available names are shown on page 24.

Each name is normally followed by a number corresponding to the

number of the input being used. Thus, a DAT in Input 3 would nor-

mally display a DAT3. In this way, you can have more than one CD

player, for example, and still tell at a glance which one is selected.

Mark Levinson transports will automatically pass their proper names

on to the Linked digital processor if their Name Link (or “Alias Link”)

is turned on at the transport. For example: when selected, an input that

has a Mark Levinson Nº31 connected to it will show

No31 in the dis-

play (rather than a more generic

CD1).

Detailed instructions for changing names are given below. As a quick

overview: to change names for inputs on the Nº360, you enter the

setup mode by pressing and holding the mode button for several sec-

onds; then you change the name; then you confirm the new name by

pressing and holding the mode button again for several seconds. (This

rather deliberate process minimizes the chance that something will be

changed accidentally by the casual user of the system.)

Naming Your Inputs To give an input a new name:

1 Select the input you wish to rename

Note that the input to be renamed needs to be selected prior to

naming.

2 Press and hold the mode button

After a delay of approximately five seconds, the display will change

to SET NAME), as shown below.

When you see this message in the display, you can release the

mode button, at which time the display will show the current

name of the selected input.