Owner’s Guide
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4. Remote Control
Item
Description
Item
Description
1
MyZone Sensor
7
Volume Up, Mute, & Volume
Down Buttons
2
MyZone Indicator
8
Source Buttons:
HDMI 1, 2, or 3
Optical
Coax
Aux 1
Aux 2
3
A, B, C, and D Function
Buttons (not used)
9
Number Buttons (not used)
4
Menu Button
10
Power On/Off Button
5
Exit Button
11
Up, Down, Left, and Right Arrow
Buttons
Enter Button
6
Surround Mode Button
12
MyZone button (see page 16)
MY
ZONE
ENTER
MY ZONE
POWER
VOL-
OPT
1
2
3
SOURCE
HDMI
AUX 2
COAX
AUX 1
MUTE
VOL+
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Home Theater One Wireless Transmitter
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12. Glossary
12.1 ASSOCIATE Button
The ASSOCIATE Button puts the speaker in associate mode so the Home
Theater One Wireless Transmitter can determine what speaker should be the
anchor speaker. This operates much like the Associate button on a wireless
keyboard or mouse on computer systems. Only use the ASSOCIATE button on
one speaker in a room during initial setup.
12.2 Frequency Agility
To operate in the U-NII band 5 GHz radio channels, the Home Theater One
Wireless Transmitter must be able to detect several forms of government radar
signatures, and when detected, automatically change to an unused channel.
This automatic changing of channels is called Frequency Agility. The Home
Theater One Wireless Transmitter will also automatically change channels if any
interference-not just radar-is detected on a channel.
12.3 Speaker Mapping
The Home Theater One Wireless Transmitter includes SpeakerFinder™
technology. This patented technology enables the system to locate each speaker
with extreme accuracy. The map that is generated with this data is used to
automatically set the audio channel (Left Front, Center, Right Surround, etc.), set
the volume of each speaker based on the listener’s position, and set the audio
delay for each speaker based on that position.
12.4 MyZone™
A patented technology integrated into Summit Wireless that quickly and easily
sets the audio sweet spot. MyZone uses ultrasonic technology to precisely find
the user’s location, then sets the volume level and delay of each speaker for that
location.
12.5 SpeakerFinder™
A patented technology integrated into Summit Wireless that automatically
determines the location of all of the speakers in the room to an accuracy of
+/- 2 inches. This information is used to set the proper signal (Left-Front, Right-
Surround, etc.) for each speaker and set delay and volume based on distance.
12.6 Linear Pulse-Code Modulation (LPCM)
LPCM is a form of audio encoding. This format is supported over HDMI and
supports multi-channel sound.
