Center, Cntr Delay, Rear Delay, Test Tone

•have connected a digital audio component by means of the stereo output (using the cinch cable to the cinch jacks AUX IN R and L) to the combination unit.

The sound reproduction then only comes from two chan- nels (Stereo). This is called stereo downmix. Otherwise you will not be able to hear the sound or only very softly when playing back DVDs/VCDs/S-VCDs, audio and MP3 CDs!

Select OFF, if none of the named reasons for switching on the stereo downmix apply.

CENTER

To play back 5.1 channel surround sound, select the ON option. If you would like to switch off the center loud- speaker, select the OFF option.

REAR

To play back 5.1 channel surround sound, select the ON option. If you would like to switch off the rear right and left loudspeaker, select the OFF option.

Subwoofer

To play back 5.1 channel surround sound, select the ON option. If you would not like to have any bass enhance- ment by the subwoofer, select the AUS option.

CNTR DELAY

Here you can set the delay with which the sound of the center loudspeaker reaches your listening position. If the settings have been carried out optimally, the sound from all loudspeakers will reach your listening position at the same time.

The correct value depends on the distance of the center loudspeaker from your listening position. Three millisec- onds delay correspond to a distance of around one meter. Set a delay between one and five milliseconds with the up and down control buttons.

REAR DELAY

Here you can set the delay with which the rear loudspeak- er arrives at your listening position. If the settings have been carried out optimally, the sound from all loudspeak- ers will reach your listening position at the same time.

The correct value depends on the distance of the rear loudspeaker from your listening position. Three millisec- onds delay correspond to a distance of around one meter. Set a delay between one and fifteen milliseconds with the up and down control buttons.

TEST TONE

Choose between the ON and OFF options. When the test sound is switched on, you will hear a hissing sound com- ing one after the other from all connected loudspeakers. With this sound you can test, whether

•all loudspeakers are correctly connected to the combi- nation unit and

•you have the optimal delay setting for the rear and the center loudspeakers.

3Return to the list of the subitems. Select the subitem MAIN PAGE using the control buttons to return to the main menu. Exit the OSD menu, by selecting the menu item EXIT SETUP.

Set the volume level of the surround loudspeakers

You can set the volume level for each surround loudspeak- er and also the subwoofer individually. To do this:

1Press the STEREO/ST button when the combination unit is switched on. FL +6 will appear in the display of the combination unit for the front left surround loud- speaker.

2Select a volume value between +6 and -6 dB with the up/down control buttons.

3Subsequently select the other surround loudspeakers with the left/right control buttons. The following will be displayed:

•CT +6 for the center loudspeaker

•FR +6 for the front right surround loudspeaker

•RL +6 for the back left surround loudspeaker

•RR +6 for the rear right surround loudspeaker

4Select the required volume for each loudspeaker with the up/down control buttons.

Note:

If you are not sure which value is the correct one: Carry out this setting from your listening position while playing back a DVD/VCD/S-VCD. Try all the different settings until you have found a sound which you consider optimal.

5To save the settings, press the STEREO/ST button once more. The loudspeaker settings have now been com- pleted.

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