Focal Dimension - Selecting Audio Inputs; Bass Level Adjustment; Lip-Sync Adjustment

DIMENSION
User
manual
•
8.5.
Input selector
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+
-
=
-
-
NIGHT
DIG
I
TV
AUX
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8.6. Night
mode
You
can select your desired input
by
pressing the
@
button
on
the remote control
or
by
selecting the input type directly
on
Dimension's
user
interface.
Dimension features a Night mode
for
discretion. When using this mode, Dimension reduces the peak volume and the
dynamic range of a
film's
soundtrack. This mode is only available for Dolby Digital encoded content.
To
activate this mode:
-press
the Night button
on
the remote control
OR
-press
"Night"
directly
on
Dimension's
user
interface.
Night mode display is activated
on
the
user
interface.
8.7.
Bass
Level
setting
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+
-)
-
0
-)
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J -
You
can adjust the bass level
on
Dimension
or
on
the actual subwoofer.
To
adjust the bass level:
- press the
~
button
on
your remote control.
-adjust
basMel
by
pressing
the+
or-
buttons
on
the remote control
or
on
the
user
interface.
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Once
the bass is adjusted to the desired level, press the
8
button
on
your remote control again
or
wait a few
seconds
until
Dimension
returns
to the standard display mode.
8.8. Audio-Video synchronisation
(Lip-sync)
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The quality of your various devices (media players, flat-screens, consoles,
...
],
the flow of
information exchanged with
them
and how your
TV
treats video signals can
all
affect audio/
video synchronisation.
To
overcome this, Dimensions offers two solutions:
-
HDMI™
In
input: features automatic lip sync
for
synchronising audio and video.
-
HDMI™
TV,
Digi
In
and
AUX
inputs: audio and video synchronisation can
be
adjusted manually.
In
case of synchronisation problems
on
the
HDMI™
In
input, audio and video synchronisation
can also
be
adjusted manually. Follow these steps to synchronise the audio and video manually:
-.Select
theirce
which you wish to synchronise.
- Press the
~
button
on
your remote control. The selected source
will
flash.
-Adjust
the elay between the audio and video signals using
the+
and
-buttons
on
the remote
control
or
directly
on
the
user
interface.