AudioControl maestro m9, Руководство по пользовательскому опыту

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MAESTRO M9
DOLBY LEVELLER - The setting options are “0” (minimum) to “10”
(maximum) with the default being “2”. This Dolby Volume feature al-
lows matching of quiet and loud sources of source unit inputs regardless of
recording levels of content being played by a particular source unit.
DV CALIB OFFSET - Dolby Volume provides a Calibration Offset pa-
rameter that compensates for speaker efficiencies and listening positions. If
you set the Speaker Levels on the Maestro M9 properly using an SPL meter
(like the AudioControl SA-4100i) then you can leave this setting at 0.
STEREO MODE - If you are using an external subwoofer, and are listen-
ing to stereo (two channel) sources, either digital or analog, you can select
to configure how the subwoofer receives it’s bass information. Note: The
“Stereo Mode” option is not available when using an analog source and you
have selected the “Stereo Direct” mode.
As Speaker Types - Your normal speaker configuration (as selected in
the “Spkr Types” menu) determines your subwoofer output.
Left/Right - Full frequency audio will be sent to your front left and
right speakers with no information going to the subwoofer.
Left/Right+Sub - Full frequency audio will be sent to your front left
and right speakers plus bass information is directed to your subwoofer
effectively duplicating the lower frequencies
Sat+Sub - Full frequency audio signals are sent to your front left and
right speakers with the bass information being directed to only your
subwoofer. Your front speakers will only reproduce the upper frequen-
cies.
SUB STEREO - If you have selected the “Left/Right+Sub” or “Sat+Sub”
setting in the “Stereo Mode” menu, then this setting adjusts the level of
the subwoofer when you are using a two-channel source.
AUDIO SOURCE - Allows you to select how the Maestro M9 receives
audio signals for this source. Settings options are “HDMI”, “Digital”, or
“Analog”.