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E14
n-Vi
Front Panel Setup
8 Front Panel Setup
Front Panel Setup provides an alternative setup
routine for some parameters and provides access
to Video System and Format parameters should
these need adjustment before the n-Vi and display
combination will operate correctly. Front Panel
Setup also provides access to a number of setup
parameters that are not available via On Screen
Setup.
To enter Front Panel Setup either press and hold the handset
setup key or press and hold the front panel mode button.
Note: On Screen and Front Panel setup modes cannot be used
simultaneously.
8.1 Video System and Output Format
If nothing is displayed when the n-Vi and display are first
switched on, two video output options on the n-Vi may need
to be changed. These options select between the
auto , NTSC
or PAL Video Systems , and between Video Colour Format
options. The
Video Colour Format
options apply only to the
n-Vi BNC output sockets, the choices being RGB, and YPbPr.
To change the options proceed as described in the following
paragraph.
Press and hold the handset setup key to put the n-Vi into
Front Panel Setup mode. Use the handset or front panel menu
navigation buttons (see Paragraph 6.1.2) to select Video from
the main menu. Select System from the next menu and then
auto , NTSC or PAL, depending on the format required by the
display.
Note: NTSC/PAL selection is only likely to require a specific choice
(i.e not auto) if the display is not capable of displaying both.
Use the navigation buttons to return to the previous menu and
select Format followed by either YPbPr or RGB as required by
the display. Use the navigation buttons to return to the main
menu.
A naim logo visible in the centre of the display screen confirms
that the Initial Video Options are set correctly.
8.2 Speaker, Input and Audio Setup
Front Panel Setup provides Speaker, Input Label and Audio
setup routines. If these setup stages have been completed
through On Screen Setup it is not necessary to repeat them.
8.2.1 Speaker Size
From the Speaker menu select Size followed by Front. Select
either Small, Large, Ext Large or Ext Small.
Use the front panel navigation buttons to return to the previous
menu and select Centre followed by None , Small or Large .
Continue by selecting None , Small or Large for the surround
speakers and
Off
or
On
for the subwoofer.
8.2.2 Speaker Distance
Return to the Speaker menu and select Distance followed by
Units
followed by
Feet
or
Metres
. Selection of
Feet
or
Metres
defines the distance measurement units used. Return to the
Distance menu and select each speaker in turn specifying the
approximate distance of each one from the listening position.
8.2.3 Speaker Levels
Return to the Speaker menu and select Test Signal to switch
the test signal On then access the level adjustment menu for
each speaker channel. Begin with the Centre speaker level
set to O then select each speaker channel in turn and, seated
at the listening position, adjust each volume level so that the
speakers sound approximately equally loud.
Note:
If the test signal is either too loud or too quiet the overall
system volume can be adjusted with the handset volume keys.
When all the speaker levels have been set use the navigation
keys to switch the test signal Off and return to the Main menu.
8.2.4 Input Labels
Select Input Labels from the main menu and use the
navigation keys to select each input in turn and then to select
from the presented list of label options.
8.2.5 Audio Setup
Select Audio from the Main menu to enter the audio menu.
Bass Mix routes front left and right loudspeaker bass
information additionally to the subwoofer.
Panorama diverts a proportion of the front stereo signal to the
surround channels.
Width
adjusts the balance between the centre channel and the
left and right channels. Selection of a higher value increases
the volume of the left and right channels.
Dimension adjusts the balance between the front and surround
channels. Selection of a higher value increases the relative
strength of the surround channels.
Neo:6 Centre Gain provides independent adjustment of the
centre channel volume level.
Midnight compresses the volume and reduces the bass level of
movie soundtrack material and can help reduce disturbance to
others from late night listening.
Note:
Width, Panorama Dimension and Midnight functions are
only effective with Dolby Pro Logic II Music encoded material.
Note: Midnight can also be selected directly during normal
operation from the remote handset.
Note: Neo:6 Centre Gain is only effective when DTS Neo:6 Music
Mode is selected.
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