I can't get the Zone 2/3 red indicator to turn off on my display. Is there a way to do this?
E Electone Audioholic Jan 22, 2005 #1 I can't get the Zone 2/3 red indicator to turn off on my display. Is there a way to do this?
R ruadmaa Banned Jan 22, 2005 #2 Turning off zone 2/3 If the 2400 works the same as the 1400, press the button labled amp on your remote and then the up or down select button until you see zone 2 then press the standby button, this will turn off zone 2, do the same for zone 3.
Turning off zone 2/3 If the 2400 works the same as the 1400, press the button labled amp on your remote and then the up or down select button until you see zone 2 then press the standby button, this will turn off zone 2, do the same for zone 3.
Z zumbo Audioholic Spartan Jan 22, 2005 #3 That is correct. If you power up with the power on the receiver, it will turn the zones back on. So always power the unit up with the remote.
That is correct. If you power up with the power on the receiver, it will turn the zones back on. So always power the unit up with the remote.
E Electone Audioholic Jan 23, 2005 #4 The 2400 does not have an "amp" button on the remote. There is a "system power" button and "standby". Flipping through the source select buttons, there is no zone2 or zone3 options. Hmmmmm......
The 2400 does not have an "amp" button on the remote. There is a "system power" button and "standby". Flipping through the source select buttons, there is no zone2 or zone3 options. Hmmmmm......
Z zumbo Audioholic Spartan Jan 23, 2005 #5 Your remote is different than mine. Information is in your manual. Read page 72-74. Last edited: Jan 23, 2005
E Electone Audioholic Jan 23, 2005 #6 The manual is not exactly user friendly, but I have figured it out. You actually have to go into "learn" mode first to be able to do this. After you do this, the Zone 2&3 selections become available on the remote and you are able to send them into stand-by mode. Thanks for the help guys.
The manual is not exactly user friendly, but I have figured it out. You actually have to go into "learn" mode first to be able to do this. After you do this, the Zone 2&3 selections become available on the remote and you are able to send them into stand-by mode. Thanks for the help guys.
Z zumbo Audioholic Spartan Jan 24, 2005 #7 Strange. It was a pain to figure mine out also. Glad you found it!
E Electone Audioholic Jan 26, 2005 #9 You go into "learn" mode by pushing in the little button at the top with the tip of a pencil or pen. Buy selecting this mode, you are now able to toggle through the selections on the remote's little display. This is where the Zone 2 and 3 selection finally become available. Hit learn again, and now you can send the zones into standby mode.
You go into "learn" mode by pushing in the little button at the top with the tip of a pencil or pen. Buy selecting this mode, you are now able to toggle through the selections on the remote's little display. This is where the Zone 2 and 3 selection finally become available. Hit learn again, and now you can send the zones into standby mode.
P puertorro Audioholic Intern Jan 26, 2005 #10 I tried to turn off the zone in my 2500 but it doesn't work. I also toggled like you said but theres no zone 2 or 3 in the display. Any hint?
I tried to turn off the zone in my 2500 but it doesn't work. I also toggled like you said but theres no zone 2 or 3 in the display. Any hint?
Z zyepod Enthusiast Jan 26, 2005 #11 Yes... It does work... I turned mine off last night... Take it slow and pay attention to what the manual says... It took me several tries...
Yes... It does work... I turned mine off last night... Take it slow and pay attention to what the manual says... It took me several tries...
E Electone Audioholic Jan 27, 2005 #12 It may be a different process in the 2500 than in the 2400. You might have to consult the <gulp> owners manual...
It may be a different process in the 2500 than in the 2400. You might have to consult the <gulp> owners manual...
G Grubert Audioholic Intern Jan 28, 2005 #13 I just got my 2500 and thanks to you I could switch the zones off. Great job!
