Adcom GTP-870HD user manual Speaker Configuration

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Speaker Configuration

What speaker types and sizes are you using? The fol- lowing is an overview of the Speaker Configuration menu.

To access the Speaker Configuration menu:

1Press the Main button on the remote control.

2 Press the Setup button.

3 Use the /buttons to select SPEAKER CONFIG, then press the Select button.

4 Use the /buttons to choose from the follow- ing menu items:

FRONT

Selects the relative size of your front speakers. Use the /buttons to select:

Small or Large

Select Small if you DO have a subwoofer.

Select Large if you do NOT have a subwoofer.

CENTER

Selects the relative size of your center speaker (if applicable). Use the /buttons to select:

Small, Large, or None

Select Small if you DO have a subwoofer.

Select Large if you do NOT have a subwoofer.

Select None if you do not have a center speak- er.

SURROUND

Selects the relative size of your surround speakers (if applicable). Use the /buttons to select:

Small, Large, or None

Select Small if you DO have a subwoofer.

Select Large if you do NOT have a subwoofer.

Select None if you do not have a surround speak- er.

SURR BACK

Indicates the presence and configuration of your sur- round back speakers. Use the /buttons to se- lect:

BS-LB, LB/RB, or None

Select BS-LB if you have a SINGLE surround back speaker (BS) connected to the left back (LB) out- put.

Select LB/RB if you have TWO surround back speakers connected to the left back (LB) and right back (RB) outputs, respectively.

Select None if you do NOT have surround back speakers.

SUBWOOFER

Indicates the presence of a subwoofer. Use the /buttons to select:

Yes or No

Select Yes if you DO have a Subwoofer.

Select No if you do NOT have a Subwoofer

FRNT XOVER

Sets the front speaker crossover frequency; i.e., the frequency (in Hz) at which audio signals are routed from your front speakers to the subwoofer. Use the /buttons to select:

40, 60, 80, 100, 120, 150

If you set your front speakers to Large, then this setting will be fixed at None.

CNTER XOVER

Sets the center speaker crossover frequency; i.e., the frequency (in Hz) at which audio signals are routed from your center speaker to the subwoofer. Use the /buttons to select:

40, 60, 80, 100, 120, 150

If you set your center speakers to Large, then this setting will be fixed at None.

SURR XOVER

Sets the surround speaker crossover frequency; i.e., the frequency (in Hz) at which audio signals are rout- ed from your surround speakers to the subwoofer. Use the /buttons to select:

40, 60, 80, 100, 120, 150

If you set your surround speakers to Large, then this setting will be fixed at None.

Chapter 3 - Setup

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Contents GTP-870HDPreamp/Processor Copyrights/Trademarks Congratulations on your purchase of the Adcom GTP-870HDTable of Contents Regulatory Information Important Safety InstructionsIntroduction Key FeaturesUnpacking the GTP-870HD Placing the GTP-870HD About the Remote ControlInserting the Remote Batteries Front Panel Overview Remote Control Overview Setup button Volume  / buttonsMode button Preset/Tune buttonRear Panel Overview Main power switch Voltage switchZone 2 IR input 11 RS232 controlVolume level Surround modeDisplay Overview Video sourceBefore You Begin Connections OverviewConnecting the FM Antenna Connecting the AM Loop AntennaAM/FM Antenna Connections Antenna InputBasic Audio/Video Connections Connecting Audio/Video ComponentsFor Advanced Connections Video InputComponent/Progressive Scan Connections DVD Player ConnectionsDigital Audio Connections Hdmi ConnectionsSpecial Note on Progressive Scan DVD Players Component/Progressive Scan ConnectionsDigital Audio Connections Connecting Digital Audio ComponentsCoaxial Optical Digital Audio Hdmi Connections Connecting Hdmi ComponentsAbout Hdmi About the Hdmi ScalerExternal Decoder Connections Connecting a DVD-A/SACD PlayerConnecting a Tape Player Connecting a CD PlayerTape Input Composite Video Connections TV/Monitor ConnectionsVideo Connections Component Video ConnectionsPlacing your Speakers Speaker PlacementConnecting a 5.1-Channel Amplifier XLR Connecting a 7.1-Channel Amplifier XLRAmplifier Connections XLR RightConnecting a 5.1-Channel Amplifier RCA Connecting a 7.1-Channel Amplifier RCAConnecting a Powered Subwoofer Preamp Subwoofer OutputsAudio Connecting a Video RecorderOutput Video 3 Video Tape Out/Aux Connections Connecting a Tape RecorderTape Aux Output Connecting the 12V DC Trigger Connecting the Zone 2 OutputsConnecting a Remote Sensor Variable or Fixed Output?Control Connections Screen/Power Trigger ConnectionsRemote IR Sensor Connections PC ConnectionsChecking the Voltage Switch Power ConnectionsConnecting the Power Cable Turning on the PowerSetup Overview Setup Navigation Input Configuration HD Scaler Configuration Basic Controls Picture ControlsAdvanced Controls Volume Volume/Tone ConfigurationTone Control Bass LevelSpeaker Configuration Delay Unit Delay ConfigurationTest Tone Channel BalanceFront / R Front Surround / R SurroundPlii Music Config Dimension Plii Music Config Center WidthNEO6 Music Config Center Image Pro Logic IIx/Neo6 ConfigurationRoom 2 Basic Configuration Advanced SettingsRoom MuteRoom 2 Advanced Configuration System Configuration Input Name Input LabelingEdit Name Erase NameVideo 1~4 Analog Input LevelTape TunerUsing Preprogrammed Commands Remote Control SetupProgramming Remote Commands Main Commands Video 1-3 Commands Using Preprogrammed CommandsVideo 4 GDV-850 Commands CD GCD-750 Commands Tuner Commands Room 2 Commands Programming a Command Programming Remote CommandsDeleting a Command Deleting Remote CommandsDeleting all Commands for a Component Deleting all Commands for all ComponentsProgramming a Macro Button Programming Macro ButtonsDeleting a Macro button Function Description Data Discrete Remote Control CommandsTuner Step + Operations Overview Picture Format Basic Audio/Video PlaybackExternal 7.1 Playback Tape PlaybackDolby Surround Modes Selecting Surround ModesDTS Surround Modes Tone Control Other Surround ModesStereo HallMaking an Audio/Video Recording Basic RecordingTuner Operations Using the Front Panel Display Dimmer Using the Sleep TimerSystem Operations Room 2 Operations Overriding Default Room 2 SettingsActivating the Room 2 Output System Reset Product Care & MaintenanceCustomer Support Adcom Protection PlanSymptom Possible Reason Possible Solution TroubleshootingTechnical Specifications Index Page East Anderson Drive, Suite Scottsdale, Arizona Voice Fax
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GTP-870HD specifications

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