3Com CP-1 owner manual Mid RT, Bass RT, Treble, Pre-Delay, Set Program Name, Memorize Program

			The Programs:
CP-1 Digital Audio Environment Processor			Reverb
		MID RT (Midrange Reverberation Time) is the time required for midrange	Mid RT
		sounds to decay 60 dB in level. Your choice of small, medium or large
		synthesized space determines both the initial value and the available range
		of MID RT.
BASS RT, the low-frequency reverb time, depends on the MID RT and is			Bass RT
expressed as a multiplier. BASS RT is equal to MID RT in Program 7, while
in the medium and large versions of the program it is 25% higher (as is the
case in most actual halls with acceptably warm subjective frequency bal-
ance).
TREBLE rolloff, as in the Ambience programs, is preset to mimic air			Treble
absorption in actual spaces, being more pronounced in the larger ones.
		PANORAMA EFFECT adjusts the strength of the signal used to expand the	Panorama Effect
		stereo image outward from the front two speakers. Its initial value is zero,
		unless you have configured the CP-1 for no side loudspeakers.
LISTENER POS compensates for the relative distances of the two speakers			Listener Position
from the prime listening area. It should be set for the value arrived at in the
Panorama set-up procedure on page 11.
	SPEAKER ANGLE compensates for varying distance between your front		Speaker Angle
	speakers. The Speaker Angle can be set to the value reached in the setup
	procedure on page 11, but the program may also work well at lower values.
	The image expansion is strongest at the one location in the room for which
	the program has been calibrated. ( See page 11.) It will diminish somewhat
	as you move forward or back from that location, and more rapidly as you
	move from side to side.
		PRE-DELAY increases the delay between the direct sound and the onset of	Pre-Delay
		reverberation. Some pre-delay is inherent in the programs, and the preset
		value of 0 is usually a good starting point. Increasing the pre-delay will
		make the hall sound larger.
		The procedures for naming a new version of the program (SET PROGRAM	Set Program Name/
		NAME) and storing it in one of the User registers (MEMORIZE PROGRAM)	Memorize Program
		are described on page 29.

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