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M6 501P Operation – Balance Setting 

Balance 

Balance Button 

 

 
 
 

 

DRC

balance

delay

prologic

field

EQ 

on/off

EQ 

setup

preset 1

preset 2

preset 3

save

preset 4

load

Cen

SW

V O L

SL/SR

D Time

 

Users can customize the volume setting of each 

individual channel. 
 

To select a channel press the 

BALANCE

 

Button

 on 

the remote control. Press this button repeatedly 
until desired channel is selected. 

 

Adjust volume on selected channel by pressing 

VOL +

 or 

VOL -

 on the remote control. 

Example:  

Press the 

BALANCE

 

Button 

and the M6 501P will display the current balance volume for 

channel L: 

 

  D  o  l  b  y    D  i  g  i  t  a  I    C  o 

B  A  L  A  N  C  E    L   

     0    d  B 

 

Press the 

BALANCE Button 

again and the M6 501P will cycle to next channel: 

 

  D  o  l  b  y    D  i  g  i  t  a  I    C  o 

B  A  L  A  N  C  E    R   

     0    d  B 

 

Pressing 

VOL +

 or 

VOL -

 will increase or decrease the balance volume for selected 

channel: 

 

  D  o  l  b  y    D  i  g  i  t  a  I    C  o 

B  A  L  A  N  C  E    R   

   +  0  1  d  B 

Summary of Contents for M6 501P

Page 1: ...DIGITAL DECODER...

Page 2: ...ence by one or more of the following measures Acknowledgment Trademark All contents are subject to change at any time without notice No responsibility is assumed for its use or for infringements of pa...

Page 3: ...or an experienced radio TV technician for help Notice This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful inter...

Page 4: ...ode 17 Master Volume Control 17 Balance Setting 18 Delay Calibration 19 Time Delay Adjustment of Center Channel Speaker 20 Time Delay Adjustment of Surround Speakers 21 Pro Logic Mode 22 Speaker Mode...

Page 5: ...he M6 501P allows you to connect virtually any audio input source such as TV VCR CD ROM DVD Player LD Player Stereo Receiver PC and Game Consoles Nintendo Sony PlayStation and SEGA The Klegg M6 501P i...

Page 6: ...ot block the openings on either side of the case 5 To avoid shock or fire hazard do not expose the unit to rain or moisture or operate it where it will be exposed to water 6 Do not attempt to operate...

Page 7: ...of the unit for ventilation Locate the M6 501P near your source equipment so you can use the shortest possible interconnect cables Keep your M6 501P away from moisture sources such as open windows and...

Page 8: ...bass signals between 20Hz to 120Hz A GREEN LED light means this particular channel does not contain the bass signal between 20Hz to 120Hz When connecting to the Klegg M6 501R Home Theatre Speaker Sys...

Page 9: ...uts feed audio signals to the m atching inputs on a control center or power amplifier L Front Left R Front Right SL Surround Left SR Surround Right C Center SW Subwoofer 3 Auxiliary and Line Inputs Th...

Page 10: ...2V LINE AUX 1 AUX 2 OUTPUT Game Consoles Audio Out Phone Jack Audio Out Coaxial digital Output Digital Audio Out Coaxial Optical Play Rec L R L R L R L R CD player DVD Player _ _ _ _ _ Left Surround L...

Page 11: ...10 Connecting M6 501P with the Klegg M6 501R Theater System...

Page 12: ...to an appropriate level after the playback has started The M6 501P allows precise adjustment of equalizer band settings see page 28 Since each speaker system has its own individual properties you may...

Page 13: ...D Button Choose from 6 different sound fields PRESET Button P1 P2 P3 P4 Store up to 4 different user settings SAVE Button Store user settings into a selected preset LOAD Button Activate user settings...

Page 14: ...it off 2 When power is turned off using the power button the M6 501P will do the following a Both LCD display and Speaker Configuration LEDs will switch off b Power indicator LED will remain on c Dec...

Page 15: ...rmation D T S C O A X I A L S U R R O U N D Playing a DVD CD LD VCR and Games with analog outputs connected to the analog inputs LINE AUX1 AUX2 of the M6 501P will display the following information P...

Page 16: ...o input source from either the coaxial or optical input depending on the type of audio output source If COAXIAL is selected the M6 501P will display the following information D o l b y D i g i t a I C...

Page 17: ...When the TEST Button is pressed white noise is emitted through all the satellite speakers in the order of L C R SL and SR channels for 2 seconds each When completed the M6 501P returns to Auto Decode...

Page 18: ...ton again When the MUTE Button is pressed the M6 501P will display the following information D o l b y D i g i t a I C o S U R R O U N D M U T E M6 501P Operation Master Volume Control Volume Setting...

Page 19: ...eatedly until desired channel is selected Adjust volume on selected channel by pressing VOL or VOL on the remote control Example Press the BALANCE Button and the M6 501P will display the current balan...

Page 20: ...d from the center speaker will be out of synchronization with front left and front right This difference in sound arrival time will negatively affect the quality of the home theatre experience even on...

Page 21: ...The delay time range for SL SR is 0 to 15 ms and 0 to 5 ms for Center Adjust the delay time on the selected channel by pressing D TIME or D TIME on the remote control Press the DELAY Button and the M6...

Page 22: ...und speakers is necessary when the surround speakers are placed close to the listening position Placing surround speakers too close to the listing position without adjusting the delay time will signif...

Page 23: ...ill switch to Pro Logic mode automatically and the following information is displayed D o l b y D i g i t a I C o P R O L O G I C A U T O If a Stereo signal either in analog or in digital form is dete...

Page 24: ...nals below 120Hz If you have small satellite speakers ensure Speaker Mode indicates GREEN for the necessary speakers RED is only for speakers capable of signals below 120Hz Speaker Mode By pressing th...

Page 25: ...information D o l b y D i g i t a I C o B A S S C O N F I G 1 Bass Config 2 With this setting bass signals below 120Hz will be sent to front left speaker front right speaker and subwoofer The LEDs on...

Page 26: ...allows you to program save and load your favorite configurations at any time Preset settings Pressing the PRESET 1 Button will display D o l b y D i g i t a I C o P R E S E T 1 Press the SAVE Button t...

Page 27: ...ote Preset 1 Press any of the 4 preset buttons PRESET 1 PRESET 2 PRESET 3 or PRESET 4 and the display will show the following information D o l b y D i g i t a I C o P R E S E T 1 Press the LOADButton...

Page 28: ...can select these effects Furthermore you can increase or decrease the Reverb value from 0 9 by pressing VOL or VOL on the remote control Pressing the Field Button will display the current setting of...

Page 29: ...the remote controlyou can achieve your desired volume After setting up the desired volume for each EQ bank you must press EQ SETUP Button again to enable the new EQ setting Press the EQ ON OFF Button...

Page 30: ...ignal This gives the listener the greatest dynamic range HALF means the audio signal is partially compressed This function is useful if theM6501P is connected to an external amplifier FULL means the a...

Page 31: ...ault settings by pressing the RESET Button on the remote Pressing the RESETButton will reset the M6 501P to its factory default settings D o l b y D i g i t a I C o R E S E T t o F a c t o r Y When th...

Page 32: ...r defective Check cables for shorts or open connections Select proper audio source Digital or Analog Check your amplifier Refer to speaker documentation Weak sound Volume control down Speaker cable sh...

Page 33: ...e valid if the product has been damaged by accident abuse misuse or misapplication nor as a result of servicing by anyone other than by the manufacturer or authorized personnel When you send in your p...

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