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1. Speaker Setup [SPS]
The first item in the main menu is the Speaker Setup� Here you can make sound-relevant settings relating to the connected speakers�
This Speaker Setup includes the menu items
•Channel Level [CHL]
•Speaker Distance [DST]
•DRC [DRC]
•Voice Clarity [VOI]
•EQ [EQ ]
•Xover Small Speakers [XOV]
•Subwoofer Setup [SUB]
–Sub Phase [PHA] –Sub Stereo [SSM] –Stereo Sub Xover [SSX]
•Room Height [RHE]
•Device Heights [DHE]
•Sound Setup [SND]
Channel Level [CHL]
At the Channel Level menu you can adjust the volume level of each individual channel in 1dB (1 Decibel) steps between -10dB and +10dB, where 0dB
is the factory setting� For an easier relative volume adjustment between the different speakers, the Amp 5�1 is equipped with a test tone generator�
Caution: Before activating the test tone generator, please set the main volume to a level between 20 and 30� The test tone generator is depending
on the main volume level and cannot be increased or decreased within the menu�
For adjusting the relative volume of the different speakers connected, please follow below instructions:
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Press the menu button "M" on the remote to enter the menu�
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Confirm the first menu item Speaker Setup [SPS] by pressing the "OK" button�
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Confirm the menu item Channel Level [CHL] by pressing the "OK" button�
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As first item Test Tone [TON] is selected automatically� Press The "OK" button if you want to activate the Test Tone generator�
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Select [ON] to activate the test tone generator using the "+" key, select [OFF] to disable it using the "–" key�
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If activated, the front left speaker [FL] generates a pink noise signal� Press "M" and then the Down key " ", or directly the Down key " " to select
this left front speaker [FL] from the speaker list�
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Use the "+" resp� the "-" button to change the volume level� Go back to the speaker selection list by pressing"OK"�
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To select a different speaker, use the "+" resp� the "–" key�
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The speaker selected in the list of speakers plays back the test tone� At your listening position, all speakers should have approximately the same
volume level�
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Only speakers that have been activated in the Output Setting [OPS] / Speaker Config [SPC] menu are selectable� Speakers that have been deac-
tivated (displayindication [NO]) can not be selected and are grayed out�
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It is difficult to find the correct volume level for a subwoofer, because of the different frequency band� Therefore, adjust the Subwoofer value to
your preferred level�
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To exit the menu item, press the "M" button� The test tone generator will be deactivated automatically�
Speaker Distance [DST]
An adjustment of the distance between the speakers and listening position is needed for a perfect spatial effect, especially in case of multichannel
input signals� Measure and enter the distance between the speakers and your listening position� The distance is adjustable between 0�0m and 9�9m,
in steps of 0�1m, where 3�0m is the factory setting�
To adjust the distance please do as follows:
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To enter the menu, press the "M" button�
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Enter the first menu item Speaker Setup [SPS] by pressing "OK"�
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Select the menu item Speaker Distance [DST] using the " " or " " button and confirm with the "OK" button�
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Select the speaker that you want to adjust the distance of by using the " " or " " button and press "OK"�
Only speakers that have been activated in the Output Setting [OPS] / Speaker Config [SPC] menu are selectable� Speakers that have been
deactivated (displayindication [NO]) can not be selected and are grayed out�
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You can adjust the distance by using the "+" and "–" buttons� To go back to the speaker list press the "OK" button�
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Press the "M" button to exit this menu item�
Note: If the distance is bigger than 9,9m, set the difference values of the individual distances in relation to 3m� Decisive for the calculation of the
spatial effect are the differences between the channels, not the absolute distance values�
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