3.Press the MEMORY button. ENTER THE NUMBER OF SPEAKERS scrolls in the dis- play followed by 5 SPEAKERS, indicating the default setting for a five speaker system.
4.Use the CONTROL 
buttons on the front panel to adjust the number of speakers to match your system.
5 SPEAKERS: Select when you have front speakers, surround speakers, and a cen- ter channel speaker.
4 SPEAKERS: Select when you have front speakers, surround speakers, but no cen- ter channel speaker.
3 SPEAKERS: Select when you have front speakers, a center channel speaker, but no surround speakers.
5.Press the MEMORY button. ENTER USE OF SUBWOOFER scrolls in the display followed by SUBWFR USE, indicating the default setting for a subwoofer in the system.
6.Use the CONTROL 
buttons on the front panel to adjust the number of speakers to match your system.
USE: Select if you have a powered sub- woofer connected to the system.
NO: Select if you do not have a subwoofer.
7.Press the MEMORY button. ENTER ROOM SIZE scrolls in the display followed by SMALL ROOM, indicating the factory default set- ting for a smaller room.
8.Use the CONTROL 
buttons on the front panel to adjust the number of speakers to match your system.
SMALL: Select if your listening position is 8ft (2.4m) from the front speakers and 5 ft (1.5m) from the surround speakers.
MEDIUM: Select if your listening position is 9ft (2.7m) from the front speakers and 5 ft (1.5m) from the surround speakers.
LARGE: Select if your listening position is 10 ft (3.0m) from the front speakers and from the surround speakers.
NOTE: If your room doesn’t match one of these options, custom settings are available in the Comprehensive Setup procedure that follows.
8.Press the MEMORY button to complete the procedure. SETUP END appears briefly in the display and the
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Comprehensive Setup
The Comprehensive Setup provides more detailed setup procedure for configuring the
Setup Procedure
The Comprehensive Setup uses the front panel control buttons and the front panel display and cannot be done from the remote control ex- cept where noted.
To begin the Comprehensive Setup:
1.Press the SETTING button on the front panel. The first adjustment item appears in the front panel display.
2.Use the CONTROL 
buttons on the front panel to step through the available settings in the Comprehensive Setup procedure, Each press of a CONTROL 
button ad- vances up or down to the next available item as shown in the front panel display:
SUBWFR: Subwoofer setting
FRNT SP: Front speaker setting
CNTR SP: Center speaker setting
SURR SP: Surround speaker setting
FRNT D: Front speaker delay
CNTR D: Center speaker delay
SURR D: Surround speaker delay
CROSS: Crossover frequency setting
LFE: Surround Speaker setting
D.COMP: Dolby Digital dynamic range compensation setting
DGT: Digital input assignment
AUTO SR: Automatic surround mode
QUICK SETUP: Quick Setup procedure
MODE: Automatic power mode
3.Use the CONTROL 
buttons on the front panel to adjust the item currently shown in the front panel display.
The following topics describe the settings for each item.
Subwoofer Setting (SUBWFR)
The SUBWFR item configures the
Use the CONTROL 
buttons to select one of two settings:
•YES: Select this setting if you have con- nected a powered subwoofer.
•NO: Select this setting if your system does not have a powered subwoofer.
Speaker Settings
(FRNT SP, CNTR SP, SURR SP)
The next three items configure the front speak- ers, center speaker, and surround speakers in the system.
For each type of speaker, use the CONTROL 
buttons to choose one of three options:
•LRG: Select the LARGE setting if the speaker(s) for this item are capable of re- producing deep bass.
•SML: Select the SMALL setting to redirect the deep bass from the speaker(s) for this item to a powered subwoofer or to large speakers in the system.
•NO: Select this setting if you do not have speaker(s) for this item in the system. For example, if you do not have surround speakers, select NO for the SURR SP item.
NOTE: The NO option is not available for the front speakers. If you have previously selected NO for the subwoofer, the front speakers are automatically set to LARGE.
In the vast majority of systems with a powered subwoofer, all speakers should be set to SMALL so that their deep bass is redirected to the subwoofer. This will almost always result in better overall bass performance and a system that will play louder and cleaner, even when the front speakers are physically large.
Delay Settings
(FRNT D, CNTR D, SURR D)
The next three items set the length of digital delay for each type of speaker so that the sound from all speakers arrives at your ear simultaneously. Thus, speakers that are closer to you need longer delay than speakers that are farther away.
The actual delay times are calculated by the
•For each type of speaker, use the CON-
TROL 
buttons to enter the distance to the that speaker from your listening posi- tion (in feet). The range of options is from 1 ft. to 30 ft. in 1 foot increments.
NOTE: If you have previously selected NO for either the center or surround speakers, there will no corresponding Delay Setting item.