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CHANNEL ROUTING
To alter the channel routing within the processor visit the r
outing
tab
within the System Configuration Menu. You are able to edit the following
routing configurations:
• Analog Inputs
• Digital AES Inputs
• BLU link Inputs
• BLU link Outputs
To make an edit to channel routing first choose the category of input/out-
put. Next find the channel to re-route and use the drop down menu to make
a change. You may mark a channel as unused if needed.
By default the QLI-32 will have standard SMPTE channel routing
(L,C,R,LFE,Ls,Rs) for inputs. Ensure that the expected input channel rout-
ing of the QLI-32 is consistent with the output from your cinema sound
processor.
BLU LINK OFFSETS
The BLU link Input/Output ‘Starting Channel’ dropdown menus allow
for editing the BLU link channels on which the device operates. For input,
match whatever channels the upstream device is sending and make sure the
input starting channel does not conflict.
For example, a default Dolby
®
CP-850 will output on BLU link channels
1-64. This would require the QLI-32 to have an input starting channel of 1
and an output starting channel of 65. The BLU link amplifiers would also
need to match the output of the QLI-32.
SYSTEM TAB
The S
yStem
tab in the System Configuration Menu allows the user to edit
the following:
• General Settings - Change measurement unit and add bypass surround
delay
• QLI Settings* - Edit the Room Factor Adjustment
• Network Settings - Edit IPv4 networking addresses
• NTP Settings - Point the device to a NTP server to syncronize the system
clock
• Site Info - Edit the auditorium name, theater name, and audio processor
type
*NOTE:
Based on Auditorium Size, Seating Area, and Speaker Location information,
QLI automatically configures itself to provide optimal performance. How-
ever, not all aspects of the room or playback system can be accounted for
based on this information. The r
oom
f
aCtor
a
djuSt
control is provided to
allow minor adjustments to be made to the automated QLI configuration if
required. For the vast majority of rooms there is no need to alter the r
oom
f
aCtor
a
djuSt
, and this control can be left to its Auto setting. If needed, the
r
oom
f
aCtor
a
djuSt
should be used as part of the calibration and tuning of
the audio playback system.