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Theory and Design

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3Com CP-1 owner manual Theory and Design

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CP-1 Digital Audio Environment Processor Owners ManualPanorama Ambience Reverb Surround Acknowledgements PrecautionsUnpacking and Inspection Safety Suggestions Table of Contents Controls Introduction Source Monitor Controls IndicatorsFront Panel Rear Panel Inputs Panorama Remote ControlPrograms Volume BankParameter Effect Controls Indicators Installation PrecautionsConnection Calibration Connections to Other Equipment Audio Inputs Connecting the CP-1 in a Tape Monitor LoopConnection and Calibration Setting Main Input Output Levels Front Panel AdjustmentsConnection Calibration Input Levels Output Levels Balancing Additional Channels Calibration of the Panorama Program Silence Noise Speaker Configurations Speaker Set-Up ConfigurationConfiguration Speaker Set-Up Configuration For Film Speaker Set-Up Configuration For Music Speaker Set-Up Configuration Speaker Set-Up Configuration To Load, Modify and Store Programs Using the 4 ProgramsTest Mode Panorama Program Parameters Rear Level Rear Delay Effect LevelInput Balance Listener Position Ambience Room Shape Liveness Programs Ambience Reverb Pre-Delay Mid RTBass RT Treble Surround Program Parameters Mono Logic Stereo Logic Pro Logic Program Parameters contd Auto Azimuth BalanceBass Blend Rear Effect Using Programs Restoring Original SettingsTo Rename and Store a Register Naming a Register Using Programs Problem TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Troubleshooting Restoring defaults Troubleshooting Concert Hall Acoustics Theory DesignLateral Sound Theory and Design Lateral Sound in your Listening Environment Theory DesignAmbience Extraction Ambience Generation Panorama Program Theory Design Theory and Design Ambience Program Be the sound that comes from the sides Reverb Program Surround Programs Mono Logic Pro Logic Dolby Surround Decoding Pro Logic Decoding CP-1 Decoder Stereo Logic Speaker Set-Ups for Pro Logic Theory and Design References Theory and Design Optional Equipment SpecificationsFrequency Response 06/00 Lexicon 070-06619 Rev