A.2.2 entering delay values, A.3 calibrating speaker playback levels, A.3.1 setting the digital reference level – Dolby Laboratories Multichannel Audio Tool DP570 User Manual
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Configuring a Monitor System
Surround Delay
C minus S (C – S), the shorter of the two surround speaker distances, equals the surround
delay setting in ms.
Calculating Pro Logic Delay
Pro Logic delay calculation includes an additional factor. C minus S plus 15 (C – S + 15)
equals the Pro Logic setting in ms.
A.2.2
Entering Delay Values
Entering Delays in DolbyRemote 570
Use the dials to enter the delay values into the Delay fields shown in
. You can
also type in the fields.
Figure A‐6
Figure A-6
Speaker Delay Values
A.3
Calibrating Speaker Playback Levels
The following sections discuss and illustrate the steps in speaker calibration in the order
they should be performed. Normally this entire process need only be executed once for
each set of monitor speakers. We do recommend periodic checks to verify that current
settings are still appropriate.
A.3.1
Setting the Digital Reference Level
Set this level to match your studioʹs digital reference level before turning on a test noise
when calibrating your speaker system.
The default value is –20 dB. Adjust it using the dial shown in