NAD C 388 Addendum Sheet
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1Aside from SR 9 remote control, C 388 is also compatible with SR 10 remote control. SR 10 is auniversal NAD remote control designed to operate several NAD models including the C 388.SR 10 will operate up to a distance of 23ft (7m). Two AA batteries should be fitted in the batterycompartment at the rear of the remote control handset. Ensure that the batteries are correctlyoriented and installed as indicated on the base of the battery compartment.NOTES• SR 10 function buttons not discussed, designated or highlighted indicate they are not applicable orfunctional for the particular device.• The LED indicator between ON and OFF buttons will flash blue whenever a control button is pressed.Select AMP from the DEVICE SELECTOR buttons to initiate the following C 388 remote control commands.1 ON/OFF: The SR 10 remote has separate ON and OFF buttons. Press ON to switch C 388 fromStandby to operating mode. Press OFF to switch to Standby mode.2 DEVICE SELECTOR: A Device Selector button determines only what component the SR 10 willcommand; it does not perform any function on the C 388. Press desired Device Selector buttonfor the applicable buttons to be directed to a “page” of commands relevant to the selected device.Upon selecting a Device, you can now press the corresponding SR 10 control buttons applicablefor the selected Device.3 MUTE: Press MUTE button to temporarily switch OFF sound to the speakers and headphones.MUTE mode is indicated by “Mute” shown in the front panel display. Press MUTE again to restoresound. Adjusting the volume level via the SR 10 or the front panel volume knob will automaticallyrelease the mute function.4 VOL [D/F]: Press [D/F] button to increase or decrease the volume level. Release the buttonwhen the desired level is reached.5 SOURCE [D/F]: Toggle through Source input selections. If the optional MDC modules areinstalled, the Source selections will include Sources incorporated with the applicable modules.6 SPK A, SPK B: SPK A and SPK B buttons engage or disengage the speakers connected respectivelyto Speakers A and Speakers B terminals. Toggle SPK A to switch ON or OFF SPEAKERS A output.Toggle SPK B to switch ON or OFF SPEAKERS B output.7 NAVIGATION AND ENTER BUTTONS: Use [d/f/a/s] to go up, down, left or right menu options orselections. Press ENTER to complete a selection, procedure, sequence or other applicable functions.8 SOURCE INPUT SELECTOR: The numeric buttons allow for direct selection of Source input. Presscorresponding number button to directly select Source.ADDENDUM SHEET FOR C 388USING SR 10 WITH C 388314259108761 Optical 12 Optical 23 Coaxial 14 Coaxial 25 Phono6 Line 17 Line 28 Bluetooth9 UnassignedIMPORTANT NOTESThere are 9 maximum Sources with discrete IR codes and they are mapped out to SR 10 remotecontrol Source Input Selector buttons 1- 9.• If the optional MDC BluOS or MDC HDM 2 module is installed, Source Input Selector “9” becomesassigned to “BluOS” or “HDMI 1” source (refer to “MDC BluOS OR MDC HDM 2 Installed” columnin the Table below).• If both optional MDC BluOS and MDC HDM 2 modules are installed, two or more Sources willhave to be disabled to accommodate the corresponding Sources from both modules. Refer tothe item in the C 388 owner’s manual about “ENABLED” under “USING THE C 388” for guidanceon how to enable/disable Sources. |
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