Trinnov Audio Altitude 32, User Manual

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3 NETWORK STREAMING
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3.1 T
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UP
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P P
ROTOCOLE
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3.2 UP
N
P N
ETWORK
A
RCHITECTURE
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3.3
RECOMMENDED
UP
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P
SOFTWARES
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4 DAILY OPERATIONS
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4.1 A
VAILABLE USER INTERFACES ......................................................................................................57
4.2 U
SING THE FRONT PANEL ............................................................................................................58
Power On-Off Sequence
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Volume control
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Source selection
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Preset selection
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Checking the format of incoming audio
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4.3 U
SING THE
IR
REMOTE CONTROL ..................................................................................................61
Volume control
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Source selection
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Listening format Selection
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Presets selection
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Access to the Front Panel menu
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Ligh Button
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Optimizer Bypass
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4.4 U
SING THE GRAPHICAL INTERFACE ...............................................................................................63
Volume control
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Source selection
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Preset selection
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Checking the format of incoming audio
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5 BASIC SETTINGS
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5.1 N
AMING YOUR SOURCES .............................................................................................................65
5.2 C
ONFIGURING YOUR SOURCES .....................................................................................................66
5.3 D
EFAULT SOURCE CONFIGURATION ...............................................................................................68
5.4 O
PTIMIZATION OPTIONS .............................................................................................................69
5.5 R
EMAPPING OPTIONS .................................................................................................................70
5.6 N
AMING
,
SAVING AND LOADING PRESETS .......................................................................................70
5.7 D
EFAULT PRESET .......................................................................................................................72
5.8 S
ET A
M
AXIMUM
V
OLUME
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5.9 S
ET THE
D
IM
L
EVEL
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5.10 B
ACKUP
/R
ESTORE OF PRESETS
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6 OVERVIEW OF THE SETUP PROCEDURE
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7 ESSENTIAL TOOLS AND SETTINGS
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7.1 A
UDIO CLOCK SETTINGS
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Audio clock status information
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Audio clock setup
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7.2 M
ETERING THE INPUTS AND OUTPUTS
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7.3 P
LAYING PINK NOISE ON THE SPEAKERS
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7.4 S
OLO
/M
UTE AN INPUT OR AN OUTPUT
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7.5 S
WITCHING OPTIMIZATION
O
N
/O
FF ..............................................................................................81
7.6 V
IEWING THE ACOUSTICAL GRAPHS ..............................................................................................82
Important notes
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Graphs display options
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Chose the display options according to your requirements
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8 SPECIFY THE SPEAKER LAYOUT
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8.1 O
VERVIEW OF THE SPEAKERS SETUP PROCEDURE ............................................................................86
8.2 I
NTRODUCING THE
S
PEAKER
/R
OOM SETUP TOOL ............................................................................86
8.3 A
N EXAMPLE OF A SPECIFIC SPEAKER LAYOUT ................................................................................88
8.4 A
VAILABLE INITIAL LAYOUTS .......................................................................................................89
8.5 S
ELECT AN INITIAL SPEAKER LAYOUT ............................................................................................90
8.6 A
DDING SPEAKERS .....................................................................................................................91
Adding Regular Speakers
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Adding Dolby Enabled Upfiring speakers
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