User guide

Defining your own presets
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The 568.2 Digital Surround Processor allows you to modify one
of the built-in presets, and save it for future use.
You can either save the changes to the built-in preset, or you
can create up to 10 presets of your own, with names of your
choice, so you can use them alongside the built-in presets.
Note: If you have selected Meridian DVD present in the Setup
options use Function Store instead of Store, and Function
Clear instead of Clear in the following procedure.
To save the preset settings
● Make sure the menus are unlocked; see To unlock the menus,
page 24.
● If necessary, select a signal in the appropriate format. For
example, to change the DSP preset used for DTS compact
discs, play a DTS CD.
● Press Preset (front panel or remote) to select the DSP preset
you want to modify and then associate with the source.
For example:
Trifield
● Change the preset parameters to the values you want to
store; see To change a DSP parameter, page 25.
● Hold down Store (front panel), or press Store (remote) until
the display shows the next available user-defined preset.
For example:
Sto.User 2
If you want to overwrite an existing user-defined preset:
● Press A or V (front panel or remote) to select the preset you
want to overwrite.
For example:
Sto.User 1
Alternatively if you started with a built-in preset you can choose
that and overwrite it.
For example:
Sto.Trifield
● Press Store (front panel or remote).
Defining your own presets