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Presets
Presets provide the installer with a way to group
specific settings together into a scene which can
be easily recalled by the end user from a remote
control interface. By using presets, the installer
can make use of the ISP - a highly complex and
capable theater controller - extremely simple
and enjoyable to operate.
Each preset includes the following settings:
1. Preset Name
Title the preset according to the usage case.
For instance, if the entire family gathers
together to watch movies, Movie Night. Max
of 12 characters.
2. Active
When Y, the preset shows up in the list of
selectable presets on the remote control.
When N, the preset information is retained,
but not available to select from the remote
control.
3. Theater
The preset must include which theater to
play. The list includes Theaters, Child Theaters,
and SphereAudio. It does not include zones.
4. Profile
Each theater can have multiple profiles to
choose from. Select the profile which will be
loaded by default when the preset is chosen.
5. Dirac Room / Dirac Curve
If the theater is calibrated with Dirac Live,
the listening area and curve description you
entered in “19. Return to ISP web UI” on page
29 will be indicated.
6. Audio Zone
You may choose to route audio to 0 or more
zones as well. When zones are checked, they
are accessible and controllable from the
remote control when this preset is selected.
7. Triggers
When triggers are set to “Auto Switching: On
Preset” as described in “Triggers” on page 30,
they can be assigned to presets here.
8. Upmix
Though the upmixing behavior is accessible
from the remote control at all times, you may
set the default upmix for the preset here.
9. Delete / Create
Delete any unused presets by clicking Delete
in the correct row. Create a new preset by
clicking Create.
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