Mode Adjust
Lexicon
5-32
5.1mc 2-CHAN
This mode downmixes 5.1-channel input signals into 2-channel
Logic 7-encoded output signals. It sends these signals to the front
speakers and the subwoofer. It is recommended for recording
purposes, particularly for recording from a DVD-A or multi-channel
SACD player to a CD-R or another 2-channel recording format.
See “Listening Mode Menu Option & Parameter Descriptions” on page 5-37 for detailed
descriptions
.
5.1mc BYPASS
•
Designed for playback of 5.1-channel sources, such as DVD-A or
SACD players.
•
Sends the 5.1-channel audio input connector directly to the
Main Zone volume control and audio output connectors as
shown on page 2-6 and page 3-64. These signals receive no
internal processing.
•
When both side and rear speakers are present, surround
channel signals are sent in parallel to the side and rear speakers.
To configure a 5-channel speaker setup, set the OUTPUT LEVELS
menu SIDE L/R or REAR L/R parameter to OFF to deactivate the
associated surround speakers.
•
The 5.1mc BYPASS listening mode is automatically activated
whenever the 5.1-channel audio input connector is assigned to
the selected input. The 5.1mc BYPASS listening mode is only
available for 5.1-channel sources.
•
Pressing the remote control SHIFT then 2CH buttons toggles
the MAIN ADV menu ANALOG BYPASS parameter between ON
and OFF.
See “Listening Mode Menu Option & Parameter Descriptions” on page 5-37 for detailed
descriptions
.
Note:
Speaker crossover settings, speaker distances, and audio controls (tone)
are not available when the 5.1mc BYPASS listening mode is activated.
Parameter
Default Setting
Possible Settings
CENTER MIX
+0dB
-25 to +5dB
SURROUND MIX
+0dB
-5 to +5dB
CNTR DLY S0
-127 to +127
MASTER LEVEL
+0dB
-5 to +5dB
LFE MIX
+0.0dB
-20.0 to +0.0dB
SUB L/R LVL
+0dB
OFF, -30 to +12dB
CUSTOM
Refer to page 5-35
5.1mc 2-CHAN
MODE ADJUST
Option/Parameter
OUTPUT LEVELS
Refer to page 5-35
CUSTOM
Refer to page 5-35
5.1mc BYPASS
MODE ADJUST
Summary of Contents for MC-12HD
Page 1: ...MC 12HD Digital Controller User Guide...
Page 42: ......
Page 122: ......
Page 123: ...4 Audio Controls Audio Controls 4 2...
Page 130: ......
Page 184: ......
Page 208: ......
Page 214: ......