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Main Menu
1. Levels
- Adjusting input gain and output levels of the subwoofer.
2. Crossover
- Setting desired Low Pass Frequency, Phase and Signal invert.
3. Parametric EQ
- 7 band parametric equalizer for optimizing the subwoofers frequency
response to your room.
4. Input / Turn-on
Make settings for which input is active under different scenarios. You
can even use the subwoofer in two separate systems with automatic
triggering between them.
5. Setup
- Memory bank, Number of subs, On Time, Wake-up Sensitivity, Display
Rotate, Backlight and Firmware version.
6. Reset All
- Resets all stored settings back to factory default.
Levels Menu
1. Ref. Levels
- On/off, this sets the subwoofer level to reference position, which is
typically the standard for most AV equipment standard calibration
levels. We recommend using this setting for anyone with home cinema
processors or receivers.
2. Master Level
- Adjustable output volume from -20dB to +20dB in 0.5dB increments.
Only available if Ref. Level is set to off.
3. Input Gain
- The input gain will correctly adjust the subwoofer amplifi er input
gain according to how high the output is from your source. If you know
how high the output gain is from your source, here is how to adjust it
properly; 1V output set to +6dB, 2V output set to 0dB, 4V output set to
-6dB, or 8V output set to -12dB. The -6dB setting works well with most
modern AV equipment as their output levels generally are around 4-8V.
Analog preamps typically has a lower output voltage.
Main Menu
Levels
Crossover
Parametric EQ
Input / Turn-on
Setup
Reset all
Levels
Ref. Level
Master Level
Input Gain