Test tone, lfe trimmer and channel select – Eltax AVR-900 User Manual
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TEST TONE, LFE TRIMMER AND CHANNEL SELECT.
TEST TONE
Speaker Level balance Adjustment
The test tone function is useful to adjust the relative
volume between speakers in DOLBY DIGITAL or
DOLBY PRO LOGIC II mode.
Once the balance is set, you don’t have to change the
balance as long as the speakers aren’t moved.
1. Adjust the MASTER VOLUME to the normal
listening level. (Half of max. Volume is recommended)
2. Press the TEST TONE button (on the remote control)
in DTS, Dolby Digital or Dolby PRO LOGIC II mode.
The test tone is emitted from each speaker each time you
press “TEST TONE”.
→ L→ R → LS →RS →
← BS ← SUB ← C←
3. Select a speaker by pressing the “TEST TONE”
button and adjust the level by pressing the MASTER
VOLUME button.
The level of each speaker can be adjusted in 1 dB step
from –10 dB to +10 dB.
4.When the setting is finished, press the TEST TONE
button to stop the test tone.
Note: You must keep press TEST TONE until one
complete cycle is finished.
LOW FREQUENCY EFFECT (LFE MIX)
Under COAX./OPT mode, when playing , input AC3 or
DTS 5.1CH signal, LFE will appear on the VFD, then
press LFE key on the remote, and again press VOL +/-
key to adjust the level between 0dB to –10dB.
Note: The LFE adjust state resume to normal, if
MASTER VOLUME is not press after 5 seconds.
CHANNEL SELECT
Balancing volume between speakers in 6.1 channel
mode when using the 6.1 analogue inputs.
As the Dolby Digital signal is decoded in the external
source, sometimes, you may have to balance volume
between speakers due to the location of speakers. In this
case:
1. Press “CH SEL” on the remote, the following loop
will appear on the display:
→
L(FRONT LEFT)
→
R (FRONT RIGHT)
→
LS (SUR. LEFT)
→
←
SUB
←
C (CENTER)
←
RS(SUR. RIGHT)
←
BS(SUR. BACK)
2. Adjust the Master Volume to balance all speakers.
The level of each speaker can be adjusted in 1 dB steps
from –10 dB to +10 dB.
Note: If the Master Volume is not adjusted for 5 seconds
in Channel Trimmer state, it returns to normal state.