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LEVEL OFFSET -
The volume level of each speaker system can be matched by adjusting the level offset on
each speaker output. When a speaker output is selected, this offset is added to the speaker and sub (if
applicable) output levels.
The level offset range is +/- 20dB in 0.5dB steps.
BALANCE -
The balance of each speaker output can be independently adjusted. The available balance
range is -10dB to the left or right in 0.5dB steps. When no balance adjustment is present on the speaker
output, the parameter displays “center”.
SUB OUTPUT -
The sub output can be configured for each speaker output. Available options are disabled,
L+R Stereo, L+R Mono, Mono->L and Mono->R. NOTE: For the sub output to be active, the SUB/DAC/
METER output must be configured for sub output mode (see SUB/DAC/METER setup section below). The
function of each of these settings is as follows:
• disabled – the sub output is turned off when this spearker system is selected
• L+R Stereo – the sub output is on for this speaker system and functions as a stereo output
• L+R Mono – the sub output is on for this speaker system and is summed mono on both output connec-
tors
• Mono ->L – the left sub output is on for this speaker system and is the mono signal
• Mono ->R – the right sub output is on for this speaker system and is the mono signal
SUB OFFSET -
The sub output can have a programmed level offset to match each speaker system. When a
speaker output is selected, this offset is added to the sub output level when the sub output is enabled.
The sub offset range is +/- 20dB in 0.5dB steps.
PRESET LEVEL (GLOBAL) -
This parameter sets the speaker output preset level. This parameter is the same
for all speaker outputs. Available range corresponds to the standard level display and is 0-100 in 0.5dB
steps.
PWR UP LEVEL (GLOBAL) -
This parameter sets the speaker output level that is set when the system is pow-
ered on. Available range is 0-100 in 0.5dB steps. This parameter is the same for all speaker outputs. The
default is 0.0.
DISPLAY MODE (GLOBAL) -
This parameter sets the speaker output display mode. When standard level is
selected, the speaker level is displayed as a 0-100 range in 0.5dB steps. When reference level is selected,
the speaker level is displayed as a 100dB range in 0.5dB steps based on the ref. level setting (see below).
This parameter is the same for all speaker outputs.
REFERENCE LEVEL (GLOBAL) -
This parameter represents the reference level that is displayed (when display
mode = reference level) at the current volume setting. Available range is the current volume s/-
100 in 0.5 steps. This parameter is the same for all speaker outputs.
The following is an example of how the reference level may be configured for an 82dBSPL reference
listening level:
• Play and monitor a nominal level noise source.
• Adjust the speaker level until the SPL measurement at the listening position equals 82dBSPL.
• Enter SETUP and navigate to the REF. LEVEL (GLOBAL) parameter and adjust it to 82.