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7.1.4 _INPUT AND OUTPUT VOLUME

7.1.4.1 _INPUT VOLUME

Figure 103: Mute and Solo buttons in the Inputs page of the Processor menu

In the menu Processor/Inputs, you can increase or decrease the Input volume of each speaker by steps 

of 1dB or 0.1dB.

Those settings will be add to the current calibration of the Optimizer. This might affect your system by 

making it wobbly. We hardly recommend to let the input volume to 0.

7.1.4.2 _OUTPUT VOLUME

Figure 104: Outputs settings in the Outputs page of the Processor menu

In the menu Processor/Output, you can increase or decrease the Input volume of each speaker by steps 

of 1dB or 0.1dB.

Summary of Contents for ALTITUDE 16

Page 1: ...HIGH END TRINNOV ALTITUDE16 USER MANUAL v 1 0...

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Page 3: ...ThankyouforchoosingTrinnovAudio ALTITUDE16 USER GUIDE Software version v4 2 8 2 2 Last update August 2018...

Page 4: ...ates and or other countries DTS Inc All Rights Reserved The Altitude16 is manufactured under license from Auro Technologies Trinnov Audio is certified by Auro Technologies to implement its technology...

Page 5: ...ration 2x800mA 5x20mm Never bypass the fuse It is imperative that the Altitude16 be operated in a well ventilated environment and the immediate external tempera ture be maintained as specified Do not...

Page 6: ...laVNCclientonyourdevice 28 2 1 2 1 Usingatablet 28 2 1 2 2 UsingaMacOScomputer 29 2 1 2 3 UsingaWindowscomputer 29 2 1 3 Step2 puttheAltitude16 andyourdeviceonthesameEthernetnetwork 30 2 1 4 Step3 con...

Page 7: ...ferentformats 73 6 4 11 Sendingpinknoisetoverifytheroutingofthespeakers 74 6 4 12 Addaparaequalizer 74 6 4 12 1 AddaPEQ 77 6 4 12 2 DeleteaPEQ 77 6 4 12 3 SaveanewPEQgroup 78 6 4 12 4 LoadaPEQgroup 79...

Page 8: ...advancedfirsettings 137 7 5 10 AdvancedFIRsettings 137 8 DECODER UPMIXER SETTINGS 138 8 1 SUPPORTED DECODERS UPMIXERS 138 8 2 LISTENING FORMATS 139 8 3 USING THE FRONT PANEL 140 8 3 1 Listeningformat...

Page 9: ...OV AUDIO SUPPORT POLICY 158 11 2 1 Contactyourdealer 158 11 2 2 Sendusanemail 158 11 2 3 Callus 158 12 APPENDIX 160 12 1 INSERT AN EXTERNAL STEREO DAC 160 12 2 REMOTE START AND STOP 160 12 3 AUTOMATIO...

Page 10: ...erful and scalable 3D AV Preamplifier ever manufactured Thanks to a unique hardware platform Trinnov Audio offers the first implementations of the latest home theatre audio technologies The Altitude16...

Page 11: ...11 Altitude16 _ USER MANUAL...

Page 12: ...how to manage presets and how to backup restore presets to from a USB memory stick PARTIII INTEGRATINGTHEALTITUDE16 INYOURHOMETHEATRESYSTEM Overview of the setup procedure A summary of the main steps...

Page 13: ...ents ADDITIONALINFORMATIONABOUTTHEALTITUDE16 PREAMPLIFIER Appendix Technical information about automation the signal flow the 3D speaker placement recommendations con nector pinouts and the 3D Measure...

Page 14: ...formance AD DA converters used daily by the most demanding mastering studios VNC Remote Control through the network from any smartphone tablet or laptop Web based responsive interface Automation via I...

Page 15: ...nd easy to use automatic compensation system or an incredibly flexible and powerful tool including numerous advanced filter parameters target curves and manual EQ s all being re computable on the fly...

Page 16: ...16 1 5 _UNPACKING THE ALTITUDE16 You will find in the Altitude16 packaging The Trinnov Altitude16 AV preamplifier 3D Microphone Optional Remote control Power Cord Rack ears CR2032 Battery...

Page 17: ...1 6 1 _FRONT PANEL LAYOUT 1 6 2 _FRONT PANEL DISPLAY Back Button Select Button Menu Button Source Item Selection Knob Volume knob Mute button Power Switch Current Source Output Meters Optmizer status...

Page 18: ...balanced 1x RCA Stereo Input 1x 3D Microphone Input on 5 pin XLR 5 POWER AC Input Fuse Master Power Switch Serial Number 6 AUDIO NETWORK Dual network audio connector 7 PC CONNECTORS may change followi...

Page 19: ...ource selection FORMAT Playback mode selection OPTIMIZERPRESETS Preset selection LIGHT Switches off the backlight on the front panel BYPASS Optimizer bypass VOL Volume control 1dB step DIM Decreases t...

Page 20: ...ptop s trackpad or with a mouse Figure 2 graphical user interface of the Altitude16 NOTE the design and the user experience of the Altitude16 s Graphic User Interface are constantly improved with soft...

Page 21: ...of the Altitude16 PC MousecanbeconnectedeitherusingthePS 2or USBports PhysicalmonitorcanbeconnectedthroughtheVGA DVI Dor HDMIports ThePCvideooutputsmay change following themother boardreference Figur...

Page 22: ...ns the Sources panel 3 Perform a daily operation such as selecting a different source A detailed description of this interface is provided in the following pages 1 7 6 _THE SIDE MENU BAR You can acces...

Page 23: ...level Click to decrease output level in 1dB steps Mute cuts all outputs Dim attenuates the output level by default 20dB Displays which audio source is currently selected as you move the cursor over th...

Page 24: ...of the current audio source FMT the audio format UPMIX the upmix format OUT sources OUTPUT the current HDMI output RES the current video resolution COLOR Color settings used on the HDMI video output O...

Page 25: ...m setup tool is a highly practical tool used to setup your system It is explained in the Specify the Speaker Configuration chapter Figure 4 the Speakers Room setup tool 1 7 10 _THE FINE TUNING PANEL T...

Page 26: ...aphical User Interface default startup page and or on the front panel menu of the Altitude16 Version software version currently installed Build date software release build date Product ID Trinnov uniq...

Page 27: ...ocessor is connected to the internet and that outgoing connections to port 22 are open The Trinnov techni cal operator would also need the serial number of your Altitude16 When the processor is connec...

Page 28: ...re it to connect to the Altitude16 s VNC Server Choose one of these options A iOS devices Android devices or Mac OS X computers the zeroconf enabled VNC clients available for these devices will not re...

Page 29: ...client software download and install Chicken of the VNC from www macupdate com 2 2 2 3 _USING A WINDOWS COMPUTER If you are connecting from a Windows computer you need to download and install a VNC Cl...

Page 30: ...n IP address go to the Setup Network menu to see the network configuration Once the Altitude16 is connected to your local network you can move to the next step of the procedure configure and connect y...

Page 31: ...XX where XX is the number of the Altitude16 Figure 16 selecting the VNC Server Altitude16 XX The field VNC server address now shows the name VNC Server on Altitude16 XX where XX is the number of the...

Page 32: ...2 This will display the following window Click on the Share Screen button This will display the Screen Sharing login panel Enter the password which is the six digit serial number of your Altitude16 th...

Page 33: ...NCServer has3digits etc 4 Click on the Connect button located in the lower left corner of the window 5 The graphical user interface of your Altitude16 should now be visible on the screen of your Mac 2...

Page 34: ...rk Ethernet page via the front panel CONNECT WITH TIGHT VNC First of all use the Altitude16 s front panel dis play to find out the IP address of its VNC Serv er see the detailed explanation above To c...

Page 35: ...u can activate the DHCP on In most of cases all the network fields will be field in automatically 2 3 _CHANGING THE ETHERNET SETTINGS THROUGH THE GUI This subchapter explains how to change the Etherne...

Page 36: ...work page to change the Ethernet settings 2 3 3 _CHANGING THE ETHERNET SETTINGS Figure 25 Ethernet Network Interface Information The default mode of the Ethernet interface of the Altitude16 is DHCP me...

Page 37: ...rt of the same network NOTE to learn more about VNC please read the following article on Wikipedia http en wikipedia org wiki Virtual_Network_Computing 2 4 2 _ABOUT ZERO CONFIGURATION NETWORKING Zero...

Page 38: ...t the server supports these formats the Altitude16 can decode and play high resolution 24 bit 192 kHz WAV AIFF FLAC and 16 bit 192 kHz OGG music files 3 2 _UPNP NETWORK ARCHITECTURE This architecture...

Page 39: ...for audio JRiver MediaCenter These software has been selected tested and qualified based on the following requirements UPnPserverandcontroller 24bits192playback BitPerfectStreaming WAVEAIFFFLACOFFsup...

Page 40: ...credibly rich and engaging way to browse and organize your music It runs on most Mac Windows and Linux PCs or on other products which include Roon Core Being Roon Ready means that Trinnov Audio s netw...

Page 41: ...eft button of the main screen of the Altitude Then go to Startup Figure 27 Setting the maximum volume on the Altitude16 Here you can set your maximum volume Max volume dB We recommend to set it to the...

Page 42: ...terface Directing a song to be played on your Altitude from any Roon controller will automatically select the Roon source on the Altitude as shown on the screenshot below Note that you can also contro...

Page 43: ...owseraccessingtheAltitude16 sweb basedinterface With adisplay amouseandakeyboarddirectlyconnectedto theAltitude16 sback panel NOTE Foradetailedstep by stepexplanationofhowtoconnectwithaVNCClient pleas...

Page 44: ...me Control knob to the right or left will respectively turn the volume up or down Push the Mute button to mute all audio outputs of the Altitude16 There are two methods to select sources from the fron...

Page 45: ...s The Sampling Rate of the audio being played is indicated on the left side of the front panel display of the Altitude16 The current Upmixer used is displayed on the front panel display on the Altitud...

Page 46: ...control The IR remote control includes 4 buttons for direct source selection as well as 2 buttons to browse through the sources These allows you to switch between the different listening format and so...

Page 47: ...Left Right up and down arrows 3 Confirm with the OK button 4 Return with the Back button These allows you to switch between the different listening format and so be tween the different Upmixers This c...

Page 48: ...button also allows you to mute all audio outputs of the Altitude16 A Dim button also allows you to decrease the volume by 20dB on a default configuration NOTE Bydefaultthelast 4 4 2 _SOURCE SELECTION...

Page 49: ...ical user interface Figure 33 preset selection in the graphical user interface 4 4 4_CHECKINGTHEFORMATOFINCOMINGAUDIO The format of incoming audio is displayed in the lateral menu bar and in the Sourc...

Page 50: ...onfigure two Source Configurations set on the same inputs connectors but set with different names to recall different settings The Home Source Config page consists of one vertical tab per source on th...

Page 51: ...iting a source configuration The following settings can be configured for each of your Source Configurations Input Connectors selectthe rearpanelinput s towhichyour sourceisconnected Clock Default the...

Page 52: ...1 to 29 chooseoneofthe29presetstoloadapresetwhenthissourceisselected Thefollowingparametersareset bydefault to usethesettingsfromthecurrentpreset Source theformatofthesource Remapping Mode For the fo...

Page 53: ...oaded source as power on default source This can be modified in the Home Sources Config page of the Advanced Settings Interface Default Source Select the vertical tab of the source you want to use as...

Page 54: ...omaticdelayandlevelalignment aswellastheremappingoptions WhentheOptimizerisoff onlythemanualsettingsrelatedtotheaudio processor areapplied Routing asdefinedinSpeakerConfigurationTableinthe3DView pageo...

Page 55: ...ker 2D Remapping theremappingisappliedinthehorizontalplane 3DRemapping full3Dremapping includingthehorizontalplaneandelevation NOTE the 2D remapping consider every speakers on the same elevation plan...

Page 56: ...sname 10memoryslotsincludingfromlefttoright ThePresetname number greyedoutwhentheslotisempty highlightedinbluewhenthepresetisselected A Clearbuttontoclearthememoryslot Thisfunctionirreversiblydeletest...

Page 57: ...57 Altitude16 _ USER MANUAL 5 7 _DEFAULT PRESET The default preset can be selected in the Startup option page of the product information menu Figure 40 the Info Startup page default preset...

Page 58: ...lume possible with the Altitude16 is 20dB The maximum volume can be changed change in the Info menu of the main page Setup tab Here the parameter Max volume dB will define the maximum master volume po...

Page 59: ...m is applying a 20dB on the master volume The value can be change in the Info menu of the main page Setup tab Here the parameter Dim level dB will define the amount of Dim to apply on the master volum...

Page 60: ...BugreporttotheUSBKey whenanexpectederroroccurred thesystemishaltedtopreventdamageto yoursystemandabugreportisgenerated Aftertherestartof theAltitude16 you cansavethat bugreportonthe USB Key andsenditt...

Page 61: ...mpensationfile Pleaseview thesection5 10 If yourown a Trin nov Audiomicrophone thecompensationfileshouldbeonaUSBkeylocatedonthemicrophonebox Other wise you cancontact support trinnov com withtheserial...

Page 62: ...dvanced Settings user interface 2 Go to the Setup Clock tab of the graphical user interface The Clock page of the Setup tab includes all the clock settings Figure 44 Clock settings page in the Advance...

Page 63: ...n of the top bar menu of the main screen Figure 45 Starting the Wizard You can start a new configuration with or without help If you chose to be helped during the wizard a pop up will show up on the r...

Page 64: ...set The Wizard invite you to enter a name for your new preset Figure 46 Select a new preset in the Wizard If you have already reach the limit of preset s number Save in a new preset would not be avail...

Page 65: ...ayofspeakers pleaseseenextchapter Savethepreset Each of these steps is described in detail in the following pages 6 4 1 _INTRODUCING THE SPEAKER ROOM SETUP TOOL The Altitude16 provides a powerful tool...

Page 66: ...t is not taken into account for the acoustic optimization and does not affect the sonic performance of the system The position of a speaker is not critical but its label will determine which decoded c...

Page 67: ...lu ray UHD Discs Streaming media and file based media Below is an example of a specific speaker layout designed to support multiple formats Figure 49 Example of a specific configuration with 16 speake...

Page 68: ...T Auro 3D 11 1 7 4 7 1 HL HR HLs HRs Auro 3D 13 1 7 1 HL HR HC HLs HRs T DTS X 5 1 2 5 1 Lh Rh DTS X 5 1 4 5 1 Lh Rh Lhr Rhr DTS X 7 1 2 7 1 Lh Rh DTS X 7 1 4 Heights 7 1 Lh Rh Lhr Rhr DTS X 7 1 4 Top...

Page 69: ...ur system is not in the list you can either select a smaller system and add the missing speakers or select a big ger system and remove the extra ones IMPORTANT NOTE it is critical to distinguish speak...

Page 70: ...splayedingreycolor clickonthespeakeryou wanttoadd itwillbedisplayedinyellow color clickontheAddbuttonnexttotheSpeaker positiondrop downlist Repeat this process for each additional speaker you want to...

Page 71: ...by enabled speakers are using the signal from Top speakers to recreate the immersion effect The speakers con cerned are Left and RightTop Front Ltf Rtf Left and RightTop Middle Ltm Rtm Left and RightT...

Page 72: ...icaloutputinorder toverifythattheroutingof eachchannelto eachloud speaker driveriscorrect The Small View button reduces the 3D view and enlarges the speaker configuration table Every speaker can be fu...

Page 73: ...S OF DIFFERENT FORMATS The new Immersive Audio Formats Auro 3D Dolby Atmos and DTS X come with different channel labels and different speaker placement recommendations This causes incompatibility issu...

Page 74: ...is correct from the source to the Altitude16 To verify the routing of each speaker Select the speakerbyclickinginthe3Dview or byselectingthecorrespondinglineinthespeakertable Clickonthe PinkNoiseicon...

Page 75: ...ive gain blue and negative gain red The red one has a higher Q the higher the Q the narrower the bandwidth impacted Figure 58 Shelving high in blue 1st order low in red 2nd order Each parametric equal...

Page 76: ...76 To open the PEQ editor click on the PEQ icon of the speaker or driver you want to edit The PEQ editor will be displayed as a pop up which overlay the 3D view as followed...

Page 77: ...llowing parameters FilterType The peak notch Parametric equalizers are multi band variable equalizers which allow users to control the threeprimary parameters amplitude centerfrequencyandbandwidth The...

Page 78: ...annel Once the PEQ has been fully edited to save it as a new PEQ Group click on the Save as button A virtual keyboard will appear Please give a significant name Once it is done click on the green vali...

Page 79: ...l of interest The saved EQ group are available in the drop down menu of the top left corner called Select an EQ Group Select the EQ group you would like to load in the drop down list Once the desired...

Page 80: ...n any PEQ editor The saved EQ group is available in the drop down menu of the top left corner called Select an EQ Group Select the EQ group you would like to delete in the drop down list Once the desi...

Page 81: ...this group of EQ on an existing one The saved EQ group are available in the drop down menu of the top left corner called Select an EQ Group Use the drop down menu to select the group of EQ to overwri...

Page 82: ...w set up your arrays of speak ers The Altitude16 is able to duplicate the incoming channel from the decoders on several speakers The setup of an array has to be done within the Speaker Room setup tool...

Page 83: ...ltaneouslywithLeft and Right surroundspeakers For DTSLegacycontent theywillplayLssandRsschannel simultaneouslywithLeftandRight surround speakers 6 4 13 2 _ADJUST THE GAIN As you decide to array some s...

Page 84: ...ent in the Altitude16 The Altitude16 provides very flexible options that help you to optimally configure the bass management of your system You can specify how the lower frequencies of each channel wi...

Page 85: ...manually based on the acoustic measurements of the speaker responses in the room The Bass Management results do not impact the Optimizer graphs 6 5 1 _OVERVIEW OF THE BASS MANAGEMENT SETUP PROCEDURE...

Page 86: ...orspeaker s includingfrequency filter type andslope Activateoneormoresubwoofersorspeakersthat willreproducedelowerfrequenciesfromthat channel Setup the gainandpolarityforeachbass managedsignalredirect...

Page 87: ...87 Altitude16 _ USER MANUAL Those modes are accessible from dropdown menu as shown below Figure 62 Access to the Bass Management options...

Page 88: ...roup of speakers and filters The 3 sections are detailed in the sub chapters below The configuration steps are the followings Enter the desiredsettingsinthe1 Setfilterstable Select the speakersonwhich...

Page 89: ...LECTED SPEAKERS The second section is here to define the group of speakers on which the filters will be applied The speak ers or satellites are only concerned by the High Pass filter The speaker selec...

Page 90: ...thetypeoffilter Linkwitz Riley Bessel orButterworth thecutoff frequencyandthe slope usebythisfilter Thesesettingsareonlyapplytothesignalredirectedto theSatellites NOTE Bass Management mode must be set...

Page 91: ...recttheLFEtoeveryspeakersmaybemandatorytokeeptheintegrity on thecontent NOTE Bass Management mode must be set to On in order for these settings to be taken into account To access to the intermediate b...

Page 92: ...el that may or may not be present in source material and which is the x 1 channel LFE signals is usually reproduced by one or more sub woofer s The page is divided as followed A tableallowingtoassignt...

Page 93: ...ACKED SUB CORRECTION The Stacked subs option is designed for stacked multiple subwoofers configurations When multiple subwoofers are used to reproduce the same signal the perceived level increases The...

Page 94: ...REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MEASUREMENT ENVIRONMENT When you are calibrating your room you have to do it as close as you will listen your system in a normal situation But knowing what a perfect environment...

Page 95: ...tion If your reference point is not position correctly it would decrease the final results of the calibration We advice you to set the reference point very carefully For exemple be carefull that your...

Page 96: ...as been automatically muted to protect your speakers of any feedback loop 6 7_SETTINGTHEVOLUMEFORTHECALIBRATION This step will help you setting the right volume for a maximized calibration The volume...

Page 97: ...istooloud By clicking on Start you will launch a pink turn setting on the current volume You can choose to set the mode on Auto all channels will be heard one after the other or on Manual you will hav...

Page 98: ...multi amplified speakers and is not intended as a course If you are not using the active crossover functionality of the Altitude16 please skip to the next chapter DELAY DELAY DELAY POLARITY POLARITY...

Page 99: ...anual calibration only for experts allow the possibility to change what the Optimizer has determined after the calibration by manually adjust levels delays and polarities of each driver The filters ap...

Page 100: ...e status indicate if the calibration has been done Click on Calibrate to launch the calibration All speakers will be calibrate following the order of the list NOTE This value is a reference that works...

Page 101: ...listed or if you don t hear the right number of MLS burst please go back to the Room step of the Wizard to configure the correct number of ways The following settings are available for each loudspeak...

Page 102: ...rs is represented as follows Thegreencurverepresentsthetheoreticallow passfilterresponse Theredcurverepresentsthe theoretical high passfilterresponse Thebluecurverepresentsthetheoretical hi passandlow...

Page 103: ...ate Once you have set the frequency cut and the type of the filter you want to use click on Calibrate The system will calibrate the speaker you have selected or some speakers if they are linked NOTE I...

Page 104: ...ation As we can see the Optimizer has modify the curve with the applied results NOTE As you can see the Optimizer has inverted the polarity of the High speaker Low speaker High speaker Level 0 6 dB Le...

Page 105: ...ER MANUAL Figure 81 Measured time response of both drivers On can also see the measured time response of each way you can see whether the drivers are correctly synchronized Figure 82 frequency respons...

Page 106: ...may suggest inverted polarities for a driver from one speaker to another This can be explained by various factors o The physical polarity of one speaker is indeed inverted from a cabling issue as an e...

Page 107: ...ementprocess None When nomeasurementhasnotbeenperformed Once the status of the calibration indicates complete you can click on Next Since there is only one measurement point you can jump the weighting...

Page 108: ...ure 85 Relevant multi point measurement area for a single listening position Figure 86 Relevant green irrelevant red multi point measurement area for a single listening position NOTE The number of mea...

Page 109: ...l relatively be set in the Weighting Step The reference point is the point use in the 3D view to place the screen and all speakers found during the calibration For each point you will have to calibrat...

Page 110: ...ttings Calibration pageand stop the calibration Check thattheselectedanalogphysical inputisselectedintheHome Selectpage Makesurethemicrophoneroutingiscorrect Themicrophonebatterymaybelow Theredledatth...

Page 111: ...n Yes the system will automatically compensate all the change that you made and will bring the calculation to 100 You can add more weight about one measurement or retrieve another one This step will d...

Page 112: ...em has already set in is memory all the data of your Room but to be able to use them you will have to calculate the filters that have to be applied to your current Room this is the Compute step Figure...

Page 113: ...ly muted and set to 40dB for safety 6 11 _ANALYZING THE RESULTS The Altitude16 is a complete and flexible tool for displaying the responses of the speakers before and after the Trinnov optimization as...

Page 114: ...calculations ThesegraphsonlytakeintoaccounttheautomaticfilterscomputedaccordingtotheOptimizer Settings page not the manualadjustmentsmadeintheProcessorpage Thedisplaysettingswillbesavedin preset 6 11...

Page 115: ...anttovisualizeoneachtabandsub tab Figure 93 Comprehensive acoustical graphs For each level you can order the data through various criteria The speaker L R C Sub The pointof measurement in thecase ofam...

Page 116: ...the template of the initial speaker layout 2 0 5 1 7 1 or one of the Atmos Auro 3D DTS or Trinnov layouts Figure 95 Top view of a 7 1 layout before calibration As the calibration is performed the real...

Page 117: ...calibration Figure 97 Elevation view of a 7 1 4 system after calibration NOTE If one speaker cannot be located during calibration it will be displayed in the center of the circle A non located speaker...

Page 118: ...ndstotheC weightedcompensatedlevelofthespeaker Delay Compensationisthedelaythatisaddedtoeveryspeakerto timealignthesystem BM Delay maybeaddedtothesubwoofer toimprovethecrossoverwiththesatellites Morer...

Page 119: ...of the Processor tab displays the input and output meters and a set of lateral tabs Input and Output levels can be monitored through the Processor Meters page Both the peak levels and the RMS levels a...

Page 120: ...tool click on the Pink Noise button of the corresponding output channel Figure 100 playing Pink Noise from the Speakers Room setup tool The Processor Inputs tab provides a complete set of processing...

Page 121: ...OUTPUT The Inputs page and the Outputs page include Mute and Solo buttons that allow you to mute or solo any input or output channel at any time To Mute Solo an input channel go to the Inputs tab and...

Page 122: ...speaker by steps of 1dB or 0 1dB Those settings will be add to the current calibration of the Optimizer This might affect your system by making it wobbly We hardly recommend to let the input volume t...

Page 123: ...eaker of your configuration Please remember that this option is reserved for experts Changing the equalization of the speaker s can deteriorate the calibration done by the Optimizer You can chose to a...

Page 124: ...s defined in the Advanced Settings the FIR Equalizer has a constant resolution of 50Hz This implies that it has very low resolution at low frequencies it should therefore not be used to work on specif...

Page 125: ...ext buttons to move to other channels Press OK to come back to the Processor Output page Go to Presets page to save these changes in a preset The modifications on these filters are applied in real tim...

Page 126: ...ion as follows In theProcessor Inputspage pressonthePinkNoisebuttonfor thechannelyouwant toequalize Switch to theProcessor OutputspageandopenthePreset EQorUser EQforthatsamechannel MakeyourEQadjustmen...

Page 127: ...buttonsintheOptimizer Settings Runtimepage Figure 110 switching optimization on off in the Advanced user interface Optimization On Off buttons the buttons in the Optimizer Settings Runtime page allow...

Page 128: ...in order to adjust levels and delays for all channels at the same time MasterLevelisthereferencelevelusedbytheprocessorfor allpresets Itaffectsbothdisplayedandeffective Levelbutit isnotstoredwithprese...

Page 129: ...DRemappingisactivated Master Delay canbeusedtoapplyanadditionaldelaytoallchannelsandallpresets Itisnotstoredinthe preset Relative Delaycanbeusedtomodifythedelayof apreset The following latency informa...

Page 130: ...oise or sine waves If this happens to you please set the clock to Master mode or simply switch to an analog input 7 1 9 1 _AUDIO CLOCK STATUS INFORMATION The Word Clock page in the main window provide...

Page 131: ...tab includes all the clock settings Figure 114 Clock settings page in the Advanced Settings The Setup Clock page includes Status Information the same information provided in the Clock page of the main...

Page 132: ...eraged Left Right speakers The different options available for this mode are explained in theAdvancedOptimizationSettingssubchapter MaximumBoost Attenuation Maximumboost defines indB themaximumamounto...

Page 133: ...sponse is less smoothed sharp peaks in the response will be more taken into account for the correction while with more smoothing only the overall tonal balance of the room will be corrected 7 3 _TARGE...

Page 134: ...u to compare the sound with and without the target curve Figure 116 Example of a Target Curve in the Advanced Settings user interface NOTE By default the Optimizer will use both IIR and FIR filters to...

Page 135: ...itude16 provides a large set of advanced settings in the Optimizer Settings Settings Advanced Settings page Figure 118 Advanced optimization settings 7 5 1 _DISPLAY The Display smoothing defines the s...

Page 136: ...timizer willonly use IIRfilters to workonthelowrange Thissettingcouldbeusedinspecificcaseswheretheuserwantsto be sure that noFIR filtersatallareapplied High passfilterfrequency Definesthecutofffrequen...

Page 137: ...equencywindow isusedto computetheperceptual levelof every speaker Itswidthcanbemodifiedtoimprovetheautomaticlevelalignment Maximum minimum gainonspeakers defaultis10dB 20dB definesthe maximum minimumg...

Page 138: ...feature of the Altitude16 DTS decoders available as a standard feature of the Altitude16 3D decoders ONLY available with the 3D option for the Altitude16 Dolby Digital Dolby Digital Plus Dolby TrueHD...

Page 139: ...l X Upmixer Layout Used DTS X Native DTS X Layout Used DTS X Native Auro 3D 3 Layout Used Auro 3D DOLBY SURROUND Dolby Surround Upmixer 1 Layout Used Atmos Dolby Surround Upmixer Layout Used Atmos Nat...

Page 140: ...equire a lot of CPU resources especially in 96 kHz with high channel count Until further software optimization is achieved please contact Trinnov Audio to set less demanding Loud speaker Room optimiza...

Page 141: ...8 4 1 _LISTENING FORMAT SELECTION To activate a surround upmixer 1 Click on the IN sources menu item of the lateral menu to go to the Sources page 2 Select a Listening Format in the drop down list 8 4...

Page 142: ...ated theAltitude16 willautomaticallyswitchtotheinputformat ofthedecoder TheAltitude16 virtuallyreplacesthespeakersattheirideal positionrecommendedbythe curent decoder andprovidesyou thebestimmersiveco...

Page 143: ...mendedforplayingmusicalcontent LoudMgmt usetheloudnessmanagement informationprovidedintheincomingsignal smetadata DRC Settings Auto Automatic DRC low level boost and high level cut Enabled Enable the...

Page 144: ...geofDynamicRangeControl Dialognorm usetheincomingmetadatato adjustthelevelof thecenterchannel LFE in stereo sendtheLFEtoapairofsubwoofers Disabledownmix don tdownmixsurroundformatsintostereo Audio des...

Page 145: ...round enforce playback on the surround speaker layout so that height speakers are disabled Incoming stereo content is upmixed to a surround format and incoming Auro 3D content is downmixed to a surrou...

Page 146: ...iontoavoiddangerousleveljumps 9 2 _CHECKLIST BEFORE YOU START Please go through the following checklist to make sure you are ready to start the calibration process You vereadcarefullythewholechapterab...

Page 147: ...alibration process of the Altitude16 active crossovers performed through two dif ferent tools UsetheSpeaker RoomSetupToolto Configurethe numberofwaysandthecrossover frequencies Verifytheroutingofthe A...

Page 148: ...efore changing parameters Please refer to the speaker manufacturer s specification to determine the type of filters and crossover frequency The Setup Active Xovers page displays one tab for each louds...

Page 149: ...g youmaywanttoboostthehighfrequenciesby3or6dB oct fromabout3kHz Figure 128 Constant directivity horn EQs The Apply buttonishighlightedassoonasa parameter ismodifiedandisusedtocomputeandloadthe new set...

Page 150: ...e Setup ActiveXovers page of the Advanced Settings interface Adjust output level 1 Increase the master level until the test signal moves to the second driver 2 Use the Altitude16 s metering tools whic...

Page 151: ...librationofentiresystemisre quired Figure 133 Performing the calibration of the active crossovers Remain in the Setup ActiveXovers page of the Advanced Settings interface to perform the calibration of...

Page 152: ...whetherthedriversarecorrectlysynchronized Figure 134 Measured impulse response of both drivers Therecombinedamplituderesponse ofthespeaker Youcanseewhether thecombinationofthedrivers iscon structive a...

Page 153: ...efully read the entire chapters about the Essential Tools and Settings and Getting Ready for Calibration to learn about the Altitude16 audio clock settings audio utilities metering tools pink noise an...

Page 154: ...5 3 _NORMAL CALIBRATION SEQUENCE Remain in the Optimizer Settings Calibration page of the Advanced Settings interface to perform the final calibra tion Followthemicrophoneplacementinstructions seepre...

Page 155: ...alibration theTopBar indicatesNOTREADY which meansnosoundcangothroughtheprocessoruntiltheoptimizationfiltersarecomputed Partial Ifthe calibrationwasstoppedinthemiddleofthemeasurementprocess No Whenno...

Page 156: ...n message notifies the end of the computation The speaker icon indicates that the Optimizer is ready Computation time varies depending on the number of speakers in the system and on the Optimizer para...

Page 157: ...e accessed through the Top Menu of the Altitude16 s graphic user interface highlighted below Please see the chapter 6 4 NOTE To avoid repetitions the use of the speaker set window is not clearly cover...

Page 158: ...work Thisisnot anobligationbutasTrinnovAudiocanperformedmainte nanceremotely havingamachineconnectedtothenetworkisheavilyrecommended Tobeableto performsa maintenanceyourunitwillneedtobeconnectedtotheT...

Page 159: ...48 hours of response time 11 2 3 _CALL US In case of a real emergency you can call us at 01 84 23 40 34 France or at 33 1 84 23 40 34 from outside of France Our Support technicians will help you the...

Page 160: ...technical support It can also be switched off remotely over the network using the command provided within our automation protocol for that purpose available for download on Trinnov website The trigge...

Page 161: ...fore be modified after calibration 12 5 _3D SPEAKER PLACEMENT RECOMMENDATIONS For detailed information about speaker placement recommendations please refer to the following documents Auro 3D HomeTheat...

Page 162: ...rophonethread 12 6 2 _POWER SUPPLY The power supply located in the base of the microphone uses a standard 9V PP3 LR61 battery Le red led indicates the battery Level Replacing the battery requires remo...

Page 163: ...ORDER The individual compensation file of the microphone used by the Altitude32 can be modified in the Opti mizer Settings Calibration page Calibration page Always make sure the microphone serial num...

Page 164: ...Thank you for your attention Please enjoy your Sound...

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