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6.7.1 Selecting Main PATH

Signals from an input designated Main PATH go directly to the SSP-50’s main preamplifier outputs. This is

the normal (or “default”) PATH condition. When you choose an input in the normal manner, the SSP-50

automatically assumes a Main PATH selection. The Input LED indicator glows red to confirm that the input is

being sent to the main outputs. The red PATH LED (immediately to the right of the front panel PATH

pushbutton) also lights.

Whenever the red PATH LED is lighted, any input choice you make is a Main PATH choice.

6.7.2 Selecting Remote PATH

Signals from an input designated Remote PATH go directly to the SSP-50’s “Remote” outputs for distribution

to another room or zone in your home.

To direct an input to the Remote PATH, press the PATH button (front panel or remote) once. The red Main

PATH LED will go out and the green Remote PATH LED to its right will light. An Input LED will also glow

green. This tells you that the associated input is currently being directed to the Remote PATH.

Use the Audio < > and Video < > input selection buttons to select the desired input. Remember to do this

while the green Remote PATH LEDs are lighted.

6.7.3 Selecting Record PATH

Signals from an input designated Record PATH go directly to both pairs of the SSP-50’s fixed-level “Record”

outputs. This allows you to record an input while listening to another in the main room and directing yet a

third source to another zone in your home.

Selecting a source for the Record PATH is identical to selecting one for the Remote PATH. Press the PATH

button (front panel or remote) until the orange Record PATH LED lights. An Input LED will also glow orange.

This tells you that the associated input is currently being directed to the Record PATH.

As with a Remote PATH selection, use the Audio < > and Video < > input selection buttons to select the

desired input. Again, remember to do this while the orange Record PATH LEDs are lighted.

6.8 First Aid

The SSP-50 control circuitry is based on the most advanced microprocessors available today. As is often the

case with personal computers, the SSP-50 might occasionally exhibit some anomalies. With computers,

most of these difficulties result from AC line surges, spurious inputs from modems, etc.

The SSP-50 functions in an even harsher environment as it will be connected to cable and satellite video

sources that provide even more direct pathways for unwanted interference.

If you experience unexpected behavior, or if the SSP-50 “locks up” and does not respond to control com-

mands, simply reset it by turning the rear panel On/Off switch Off. Wait about 10 seconds and then turn it On

again. This resets all the internal control circuitry and will undoubtedly solve almost all the problems you ex-

perience.

Remember that the SSP-50’s Installation and User Memories are non-volatile. They won’t disappear if you

need to reset the unit.

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