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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

level as needed until the

NEAR FIELD

COMPLETE

menu (Figure 14) appears after

the test tone stops.

Figure 15

When both the Far Field and Near Field measurements
have been successfully completed your system is
ready for use. Thanks to EzSet/EQ, the settings for
speaker “size”, speaker crossover, channel output and
individual channel delay time have been automatically
set and require no further adjustment. In addition,
EzSet/EQ also performs a complete room equalization
that tailors the system’s performance for the best pos-
sible sound with your combination of speakers, speak-
er placement and room acoustics. The next few pages
in this manual detail the procedure for manually enter-
ing system data, but unless you want to view the set-
ting information and make an adjustment, you are now
ready to enjoy the finest in home theater and music
reproduction. Go to page 32 for complete information
on operating your AVR 435.

Manual Setup

In most cases it is simpler, easier and more accurate
to let EzSet/EQ take care of entering the system
parameters for speaker “size”, speaker crossover,
channel output and individual channel delay time.
However, if you feel that your listening room or system
components are best suited to manual entry of these
settings, the AVR 435 also allows you to enter or trim
any of these traditional system parameters. Even if you
do make the settings manually, we recommend that
you run the EzSet/EQ tests first so that a baseline set-
ting is established, and then make your adjustments
from there. Note that once EzSet/EQ has been run you
do not need to adjust all system settings, only those
that you want to adjust.

To view or change the current settings, press the

OSD Button

on the remote to bring up the

MASTER MENU

(Figure 1). Next, press the

Navigation Button

as needed until the cursor is

on the

MANUAL SETUP

line. Press the

Set

Button

to view the

MANUAL SETUP

menu (Figure 16).

Figure 16

If you have already run the EzSet/EQ calibration sys-
tem, the first line of the menu enables you to hear
the difference between the settings established by
EzSet/EQ. The default setting is

, which plays the

incoming source with the EzSet/EQ settings. To hear
the system in a Bypass mode, with none of the equal-
ization filters in the circuit path, press the

‹

›

Navigation Button

so that

OFF

is highlighted.

Note that once changed, this setting will remain until
you change it again in this menu. While you may want
to use this menu option to hear the difference that
EzSet/EQ makes, we recommend that you leave the
setting on to take advantage of the benefits of
EzSet/EQ’s advanced room correction technology.

The

EZSET ADJUST

line on the menu

enables you to set the system’s Tilt, or high-frequency
boost. To make this adjustment, first make sure that

EZSET EQ

line is set to

, as this item is not

available when EzSet EQ is not in the signal path.
When the cursor is on the

EZSET ADJUST

line, press the

Set Button

, and then press the

‹

›

Navigation Button

to enter the desired

setting. When you have completed your adjustment,
press the

›

Navigation Button

to move the

cursor down to the

BACK TO MANUAL

SETUP

line and press the

Set Button

Note on Manual Setup Menus:

Each of the four

major manual setup menus (Speaker Size, Speaker
Crossover, Delay Adjust and Channel Adjust) includes
a line that reads

EZSET SETTINGS

. When

the default setting of

OFF

is shown you are able to

make any required adjustments that are available on
that menu. However, you may change the setting to

at any time to recall the settings established when

EzSet/EQ was last run. It is also important to note that
when the EzSet/EQ settings are in use, the AVR will
not allow any changes to be made. To trim the settings
press the

‹

›

Navigation Button

until the cur-

sor is on the

EZSET SETTINGS

line on

the menu in use and press the

‹

›

Navigation

Button

to change the setting to

OFF

. This will

allow you to make changes to the settings on that
menu.

Speaker Setup

Although using EzSet/EQ to enter the settings for
speaker “size” and crossover point, you may wish to
make changes to those settings, or to manually enter
a complete speaker profile for your system. In addi-
tion, for systems where you with to have separate
speaker configuration settings for each input, rather
than use the same settings for all inputs, you may also
configure that option in these menus. Two separate
menus are used to enter this information, and you
may change the data on either or both, as needed.

The

SPEAKER SIZE

menu tells the AVR

about the bass reproduction capabilities of your
speakers. This, in turn, determines which speakers
receive bass information that is derived from audio
tracks or specifically intended for reproduction by
low-frequency-capable speakers by the use of a low-
frequency effects (“LFE”) channel in digital program
sources. In addition, by telling the AVR whether speakers
are available for the Surround Back channels, the
information on this menu is used to determine which
surround modes may be used (e.g., modes such as
Dolby Digital EX, Dolby Pro Logic IIx, or DTS-ES,
requiring SBL/SBR speakers, are only available when
a speaker is present in those channels).

The

SPEAKER X-OVER

menu is used to fur-

ther tailor the bass management system by determin-
ing the frequencies at which bass information is sent
to a specific speaker position. This menu also contains
settings to route LFE information and to set the sub-
woofer high-pass filter order.

To configure the speakers in your system for use with
the AVR 435, or to check the settings entered by
EzSet/EQ, check the settings on the various sub-menu
groups on the

MANUAL SETUP

menu, starting

with the

SPEAKER SIZE

menu (Figure 17)

and then check the other menus’ settings. To do this,
go to the Manual Setup Menu (Figure 16) by first
pressing the

OSD Button

to recall the Master

Menu (Figure 1). Next, press the

‹

›

Navigation