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Appendix D - Master Reset Power Button (Vacation Switch)<br />

<strong>Cinema</strong> Reference<br />

ON OFF<br />

Master Reset Power Button<br />

INPUT<br />

<strong>Cinema</strong> Reference MACH II<br />

The <strong>Cinema</strong> Reference Mach II has a hidden front panel power button<br />

that permits you to remove power from the <strong>Cinema</strong> Reference<br />

without unplugging the <strong>Cinema</strong> Reference’s power cord. Because<br />

the <strong>Cinema</strong> Reference Mach II’s rear panel power cord may be difficult<br />

to access, this front panel power button is ideal when you wish<br />

to make certain the unit remains off during lengthy periods of nonuse<br />

(vacation switch), when you want to make certain the unit remains<br />

off (while performing sensitive connections), or when you need<br />

to reset the <strong>Cinema</strong> Reference Mach II (explained below).<br />

The <strong>Cinema</strong> Reference Mach II operates on a microprocessor. Upon<br />

first getting power (plugging in the <strong>Cinema</strong> Reference’s AC cord),<br />

this microprocessor powers up and remains on, even if the <strong>Cinema</strong><br />

Reference is off. The <strong>Cinema</strong> Reference’s microprocessor will remain<br />

on until the <strong>Cinema</strong> Reference’s power cord is disconnected<br />

or the hidden power button is pressed. While having the microprocessor<br />

constantly on, does not pose a problem for the <strong>Cinema</strong> Reference,<br />

outside events may require you to reset the microprocessor.<br />

These events might include electrical power outages or brownouts,<br />

power surges, lightning storms, etc. If you are experiencing<br />

problems operating your <strong>Cinema</strong> Reference, problems that you did<br />

not experience before, try turning this button off, wait a few minutes,<br />

and then turn the switch on again. If this does not solve your operational<br />

problems, please contact your local ADA Dealer.<br />

Please note, that if the <strong>Cinema</strong> Reference’s hidden front panel Master<br />

Power Button is in the (Out) off position, you will not be able to<br />

turn the <strong>Cinema</strong> Reference on from the front panel Volume Knob,<br />

an IR remote control, an ADA keypad, or a touch screen system.<br />

When this button is set to the off position, you must first push it in to<br />

the on position, prior to using the <strong>Cinema</strong> Reference.<br />

ADA strongly recommends leaving this button on during normal dayto-day<br />

use. Unless, you are planning to not use the system for a<br />

long period of time, you will most likely leave this button in the on<br />

position.<br />

MODE<br />

SELECT SERIES<br />

DVD DISC 1<br />

ALL -24.0 DB<br />

VOLUME<br />

MADE IN U.S.A.<br />

CHANNEL<br />

RECORD<br />

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