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Advanced Audio Output Settings
If you connect the NVS-7.7’s ANALOG 7.1CH AUDIO OUT to your
AV receiver, you can use the SigmaTel Audio control panel to con-
figure the speaker settings. These settings only apply to the multi-
channel ANALOG 7.1CH AUDIO OUT. You only need to change
these settings if your AV receiver doesn’t have its own speaker con-
figuration settings.
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Open the SigmaTel Audio Control Panel
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Speaker Test Settings
Multichannel Output Settings
1
Click the Start button, click Control
Panel, and then click Sounds,
Speech, and Audio Devices.
2
Click SigmaTel Audio.
The SigmaTel Audio control panel opens.
1
Click the Speaker Test tab.
2
From the Speaker Configuration
pop-up menu, select the configura-
tion that matches your speakers:
7.1 Speakers
: Select this if your AV
receiver is connected with a 7.1-
channel connection.
5.1 Speakers
: Select this if your AV
receiver is connected with a 5.1-
channel connection.
Stereo Speakers
: Select this if your AV
receiver or TV is connected to the
ANALOG 7.1CH AUDIO OUT
FRONT L/R jacks for a stereo
connection.
Headphones
: Select this to use Dolby
Headphone.
3
Right-click the subwoofer picture
and make the following settings:
Enable/Disable
: Select Enable if a sub-
woofer is connected. Select Dis-
able if no subwoofer is connected.
Delay
: This is used to specify the sub-
woofer distance relative to the
front speakers. If the subwoofer is
closer to the listening position
than the front speakers, select a +
value. If it’s further away than the
front speakers, select a negative
value.
Crossover Frequency
: Specify the sub-
woofer’s crossover frequency.
4
Right-click each speaker in turn and
make the following settings:
Speaker Size
:Based on the diameter of
the speaker, select Large for
speakers larger than 6-1/2" (16
cm), and select Small for smaller
speakers.
Delay
: This is used to specify the speaker
distance relative to the front
speakers. If the speaker is closer to
the listening position than the
front speakers, select a + value. If
it’s further away than the front
speakers, select a negative value.
5
Click the Start Setup button.
A test tone is output by each speaker in
turn. Make sure that all speakers output the
test tone. If any speakers don’t output the
test tone, check the speaker connections.
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