Lexicon CP-3 owner manual Renaming a mode

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CP-3 Digital Surround Processor

Customization

To rename any mode, press the STORE button. The display reads:

STORE MENU

>STORE THIS MODE SET MODE NAME.

Renaming a mode

Move the cursor to select "SET MODE NAME". The PARAM button will now move the cursor to one of twelve available spaces in the display, while PARAM ▲ and ▼ cycle through the available list of characters, beginning with the one currently occupying the space.

At this point an underline character appears in the bottom row of the LCD display. (On the on-screen display, one of the characters of the current name will flash.) The cursor will move to the leftmost character of the mode name. Now push PARAM ▲ or ▼ until the character you want appears in the space. (Holding either button for one second activates an auto-repeat mode to speed you through the list.) All letters are available, in upper case, as are digits 0-9, a blank space and an assortment of other characters. When the first space in the display is correct, press PARAM, use PARAM ▲ and ▼ to set the second character and repeat until the new name is complete.

Press SETUP to return to the Store menu. Use PARAM to select "STORE THIS MODE", then use PARAM ▲ and ▼ to step to the register where you want this mode stored. Once you have selected a location, press STORE.

Note that, if you have renamed a Preset, you must store the newly-named mode in a User register in order to have your change saved.

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Contents CP-3 Unpacking and Inspection PrecautionsAcknowledgements Safety Suggestions CP-3 Digital Surround Processor Contents Introduction Introduction to the CP-3 Using the Documentation Glossary of Terms Finding your way around System OverviewIntroduction to the CP-3 Input Controls Indicators Front PanelRear Panel Power On/OffOn/Off Standard RemoteModes Expanded RemoteRefer to the Expanded Remote AC Connections ConnectionWire Lengths Wiring ConsiderationsLength AWG Size & Stranding Audio/Video Cables Speaker ConnectionsAudio/Video Connections Connecting the CP-3 as a preamp Connecting the CP-3 in a Tape Monitor Loop Video Connections P U T S Calibration LCD AdjustmentS P L a Y M E N U O S D P O S I T I O N D C O N T R a S TVideo On-Screen Display Calibration Setting the Speaker Configuration Adjusting Input Parameters Setting Input Levels+ , . / 0-9 A-Z Signal-to-Noise Optimization Automatic Input ModeAuto-Mode Load LoadingPAL and Secam Setting Output LevelsCalibration Calibrating the Listener Position Calibrate Noise Calibrate Left only Setting Rear Delay Settings Lock OFF Customization Locking In Settings Custom NameCustom Modes Mode Loads register Default presetStore Menu Store this Mode SET Mode Name Renaming a mode Presets and User Registers Using the ModesPanorama Parameters Using CP-3Using CP-3 Ambience Parameters AmbienceUsing CP-3 Reverb Parameters Using CP-3 Surround Parameters Television SurroundUsing CP-3 Music Full Range Mono Logic Pro Logic THX Cinema Problem Possible Cause and Solution TroubleshootingPossible Cause and Solution ProblemRestore Mode Setup to Exit Routine Maintenance Restoring DefaultsInstallation Documentation Lexicon Input AC Power wiring notesOSD Position Display TimeSpecifications Lexicon, Inc Oak Park Bedford, MA Tel Fax

CP-3 specifications

The Lexicon CP-3 is a high-performance audio processor known for its exceptional sound quality and advanced features, making it a preferred choice for audiophiles and sound professionals alike. This preamplifier and audio processor delivers a remarkable listening experience, incorporating cutting-edge technologies and sophisticated design.

One of the standout features of the CP-3 is its multi-channel processing capability. With support for various audio formats, it provides an immersive surround sound experience, making it a perfect fit for home theaters and high-end audio setups. The processor boasts a robust array of inputs and outputs, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of audio equipment and allowing seamless integration into existing systems.

The Lexicon CP-3 employs proprietary technologies, such as the acclaimed Lexicon Digital Signal Processing (DSP), which delivers pristine audio reproduction with minimal distortion. This technology, combined with high-resolution audio processing, ensures that every nuance of the source material is preserved. The processor also supports various audio formats, including Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, which enhances the spatial dimension of audio playback.

Another significant aspect of the CP-3 is its user-friendly interface. The processor features an intuitive control panel and a well-organized menu system, allowing users to access and configure settings with ease. Additionally, it is equipped with a remote control for convenient operation, providing flexibility for users who prefer to adjust settings from a distance.

The build quality of the Lexicon CP-3 is impressive, reflecting the brand's commitment to durability and longevity. The chassis is designed to minimize interference and provide optimal shielding against electromagnetic noise. This attention to detail contributes to the overall sound quality, ensuring that users receive the best possible audio experience.

Furthermore, the CP-3 includes advanced room correction technologies that help calibrate the sound output based on the characteristics of the listening environment. This feature optimizes the audio performance, eliminating potential issues caused by room acoustics and providing listeners with a balanced and natural sound.

In conclusion, the Lexicon CP-3 is a versatile and powerful audio processor that excels in delivering high-fidelity sound. With its multi-channel processing capabilities, innovative technologies, user-friendly design, and commitment to quality, it stands as a formidable choice for both casual listeners and discerning audiophiles, enhancing any audio setup to new heights.
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