SPS (Speaker Setup)
Press the “M” key, SPS appears in the display� Now press the OK key� Use the navigation keys “
”
and “ ” to select the desired parameter�
CHL (Channel Level)
The system has a test tone generator to make it easier to adjust the volume of the individual speaker channels to each other� Activate this by
setting the TON parameter to ON via the “
” key� To deactivate, select the TON parameter again and press the “ ” key� After activating the
test tone generator, the front left speaker plays a pink noise signal� The system volume is automatically set to "60" to avoid a too high volume
level� If necessary, the volume of the test tone can be increased using the “+” key, or decreased using the “–” key�
Note: The parameter TON is an exception in menu control� Here, instead of the “+/–” keys the “up/down” buttons are used for switching
on/off the test tone generator to be able to use the “+/–” buttons to adjust the system volume�
Use the procedure below to adjust the volume of each speaker:
1
Select the SPS menu as described in the chapter SPS (Speaker Setup) and use the navigation keys “ ” and “ ” the CHL
function to select and press OK�
2
Now you can activate the test tone if necessary by pressing the “ ” key� If desired, you can adjust the volume using the “+/–” buttons�
3
Press the “OK” key to enter the speaker selection menu�
4
Select the desired speaker using the “ ” and “ ” navigation keys� The level of the selected speaker can be adjusted separately
using the “+/–” keys within a range of – 9 dB to + 9 dB�
Note: The volume level of each channel should be the same at the listening position� Please adjust the subwoofer to your personal preference�
Note: Speakers that are not physically present are marked with a “V” in front of the name, e�g� VCE, for “Virtual Centre”� The test tone of
these speakers and that of the subwoofer is not audible in play mode ST� Select the play mode MOV to be able to level the channels
marked V as well as the subwoofer�
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