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Meridian Audio 565 Manual

58 pages958.83 Kb

2Sales and service in the UK
Sales and service in the USA
Designed and manufactured in the UK by
3Contents
- Introduction 1
- Customising the digital surround processor 21
- Using the digital surround processor 13
5Introduction
- T
- 6The Meridian 500 Series
  - 500 Series communications
  - Professional features
  - Three-channel stereo system Five-channel surround system
- 7Sample configurations
- 11Specification and accessories
  - Specification
  - 12Available accessories
  - PCM, 7.1, and MLP versions
- 13DSP presets
  - Multi-channel digital sources
    - Dolby Digital
    - DTS
    - MPEG Surround
    - THX versions
    - Music versions
    - MLP (MLP version only)
  - 14Multi-channel sources encoded onto two channels
    - Pro Logic
    - TV Logic
    - THX Cinema
    - Ambisonic
  - 15Conventional stereo sources
    - Music
    - Trifield
    - Super Stereo
    - Music Logic
  - 16Special DSP presets
    - Mono and Academy
    - Stereo and Direct
- 18Front panel
- 19Switching on and off
  - To switch to standby
  - To switch on from standby
- 20Selecting a source
  - To select a source
- 21Adjusting the volume
  - To change the volume
  - To mute the sound
  - To restore the sound
- 22Changing the DSP preset
  - To change the DSP preset
  - To change the display
- 23Changing the display
- 26Locking and unlocking the menus
  - To lock the menus
  - To unlock the menus
- 27Changing the DSP parameters
  - Standard parameters
  - To change a DSP parameter
  - Using a Meridian DSP Loudspeaker
- 28Standard parameters
- 29Changing treble, bass, or phase
  - To change the treble
  - To change the bass
  - To change the absolute phase
- 30Changing the listening position
  - To change the relative level of the rear or side loudspeakers
  - To move the listening position to the left or right
- 31Changing the integration of the centre
  - To change the relative level of the centre speaker
  - To change the relative delay of the centre speaker
- 32Changing the spaciousness of the sound
  - To change the relative delay of the rear or side speakers
- 33Changing the lip sync and on-screen display
  - To change the position of the on-screen display
  - To adjust the lip sync
- 34Changing the DSP preset for a source
  - To change the DSP preset for a source
- 35Defining your own presets
  - To save the preset settings
  - 36To clear a user-defined preset
37DSP presets
- T
- 38Logic DSP presets
  - Pro Logic
  - 39THX Cinema
  - Pro Logic and THX Cinema DSP preset parameters
  - TV Logic
  - 40TV Logic DSP preset parameters
  - Mono and Academy
  - Mono and Academy DSP preset parameters
- 41Music DSP presets
  - Music
  - Trifield
  - 42Music and Trifield DSP preset parameters
  - 43Ambisonic
  - Super Stereo
  - 44Ambisonic and Super Stereo DSP preset parameters
  - Music Logic
  - Music Logic DSP preset parameters
  - DTS Music
- 465.1 Movie DSP presets
  - Dolby Digital
  - DTS
  - MPEG
  - Dolby Digital THX, DTS THX, and MPEG THX
  - 475.1 Movie DSP preset parameters
  - Using dynamic range control
  - 48Using peak-level limiting
  - 50Service
  - Guarantee
- 51Glossary
  - Absolute phase
  - AC-3
  - Ambisonic
  - Aspect ratio
  - Compress
  - Controller
  - Dolby Digital
  - Dolby Surround
  - DTS
  - DVD
- 55Index
  - D
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66 pages1.14 Mb

2Sales and service in the UK
Sales and service in the USA
Designed and manufactured in the UK by
3Contents
- Introduction 1
- Setting up the digital surround processor 7
- Configuring the digital surround processor 19
- 4Troubleshooting 53
- Setting up sources 45
- Calibrating the system33
5Introduction
- T
- 6Planning a system
  - Three-channel surround system (Layout G or L, No Surrounds)
  - 7Four-channel surround system (Layout M, 2 Surrounds)
  - Five-channel surround system (Layout G, 2 Surrounds)
  - 8THX system (Layout A)
  - Seven-channel surround system (Layout G, 4 Surrounds)
  - 9Surround system with full-range speakers (Layout L)
  - Using the 565 with Meridian DSP Loudspeakers
  - Using a Digital Control Unit
- 10Planning sources
  - Using an analogue preamplifier
  - Using a LaserDisc player
11Setting up the digital surround processor
- T
- 12Unpacking
  - Radio interference
  - To position the digital surround processor
  - Rear panel
- 13Connecting the digital surround processor
  - Video connections
  - 14Audio inputs
  - Audio outputs
  - 15Communications connections
  - RS232 connection
- 16Connecting video
  - On-screen display
- 17Connecting speakers
  - To connect to Meridian DSP Loudspeakers (eg DSP5000)
  - To connect to Meridian Active Loudspeakers
  - 18To connect to a 556 or 557 Stereo Power Amplifier or other power amplifier
  - To connect an M2500 Active Subwoofer
- 19Connecting sources
  - To use the digital surround processor as a preamplifier
  - To connect to a 519 Demodulator
  - 20To connect to a 562 or 562V Digital Control Unit
  - To connect to a 501 or 501V Control Unit or other preamplifier
  - 21To use the digital surround processor with a 551 Integrated Amplifier
- 22Connecting to other Meridian equipment
  - To connect to other Meridian 500 Series equipment
23Configuring the digital surround processor
- T
- 24Choosing standard settings
  - To select a standard setting
  - 25565 standard settings
- 26Specifying the speaker layout
  - How to use the table of speaker layouts
    - Large main speakers
    - 27Small main speakers
    - Surrounds
- 28Speaker layouts
  - 29To set the speaker layout
  - To define the shape of the speaker layout
    - aspect ratio centre surround depth left right width
    - =- -
  - 30To specify the number of surround speakers
  - To specify the type of the surround speakers
  - 31To select a 5.1 LFE subwoofer
  - To set other configuration options
- 32Setting up the speaker outputs
  - To time-align the system
  - 33To set up a speaker output
  - To change the settings for a speaker
  - To select the output type
  - 34To set the output delay
    - delay furthest distance
    - =- 12
    - =- 30
  - 35To set up speaker protection for 5.1 sources
  - To specify the output precision
  - 36To specify the type of subwoofer
37Calibrating the system
- T
- 38Using the calibration procedure
  - Using a Sound Pressure Level meter
  - 39To start the calibration procedure
  - To exit from the calibration procedure
  - To move between the calibration tests
- 40Calibration tests
  - Levels
  - 41Main
  - 42Centre Phase
  - 43Front-Rear
  - 44Surround
  - 45Sides
  - Subwoofers
  - 46Other subwoofers
  - 47ADC Check
  - What next?
- 48Test signals
  - To select a different test signal
  - To test for room vibrations
49Setting up sources
- T
- 50Standard source settings
  - 51To configure a source
  - To change an option
  - To change a source label
- 54Examples of configuring the sources
  - To use a source key to change DSP preset
  - 55To set up a system with two Meridian CD players
  - To set up two sources for DVD, one for audio CDs and one for video DVDs
- 58General operating problems
- 59Audio problems
  - Hum on analogue input
  - Poor sound quality
  - There is radio interference
  - 60Audible hiss at high volume settings
  - Crackling on optical inputs
- 62Video problems
  - TV does not work using the 565
  - Poor picture quality
- 63Index
  - A
  - C
  - 64D
  - I
  - M
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  - 65O
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