Emotiva UMC-200 User Manual - Basic Operation

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UMC-200

Basic Operation

High Speed Video Switching

The high-speed HDMI switches in the UMC-200 take about one to two seconds to switch 

between video sources, however HDMI itself may take up to five seconds to complete 

handshaking between devices (so you might have to wait as long as five seconds for your 

picture and audio to appear).  

Basic operation of the UMC-200 is very simple and intuitive. 

First you will need to turn on the master Power switch on the rear panel.

From the front panel -

Press the Standby Button to turn the UMC-200 fully On.

Press the Left and Right Navigation Buttons to step through the different inputs; 

press the Vol + and Vol - buttons to turn the Volume up and down.

From the remote control -

Press the On Button to turn the UMC-200 fully On  

(the Standby Button puts it back in Standby).

Press the Vol + and Vol - buttons to turn the volume up and down.

Press the Direct Input buttons to go straight to a specific input,  

or use the Input + and Input - Buttons to step through all the inputs.

The Tuner On/Off Button acts sort of like a Direct Input Button for the tuner. 

The first time you press this button, the selected input switches to the Tuner. 

When you press it again, though, the input switches back to whatever was selected before 

you turned the Tuner on.

Press the Stereo or Direct Mode Buttons to go straight to those modes, 

or use the Mode + and Mode - buttons to step through all the modes that are  

valid for the signal coming in on your current input.

Press Mute to make the sound stop (like when the phone rings); 

press Mute again to make the sound come back.

Press the Dim Button to change the brightness of the display (the display gets brighter each 

time you press the button, in ten steps, then starts again from the dimmest setting).

The Trims let you temporarily turn the level of each set of speakers up or down. 

These settings will go away when you turn the power Off, but they’re a great way to 

temporarily compensate for differences in source material.